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..s Ia, IS aaa n EgaI,s.s.G e..s...
orlIlGE Is disgHsled WIN our Vl1y

=, .,,r d disgusted with our City
a.Il an account Of its apparent lack oi
Wsl' ., IN the matter Of protecting her
ipl',' y. am gathered up in this city BY
b" a.a.S,. - and Deposited in the river at
:. .a''DS aSipt, The complaint Is a serious
~ n "a sbould like 70 have seen our
~ '.,borItss ~ lake steps more promptly
aE .l.rS lbO nuisance. II their failure
y s'. y # opos, however, has the eaec! Of
e@% H., BsIlairs to ascertain what the
iasa. @ =, dvelleu on nAvIgabls streams
" i, me- matter Of protection againat
~ ,r,,cs, " Of this kind, we shall watch
: D'O, !. ',oor,ss with a good deal Of interest,"
~ .'5 record It for the benefit Of our neigh
wv ,hovs us on the river.
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now TRE DAY PASSED
AZ the white HOuss-A New and Posi-.
bIy serious Complication.

b EXECUTIVE MAaiios, Angus. ls.-The
information received this morning from
the physicians in attendance upon the
President ia very encouraging, The ply
siClans report the pulse at lO4. The at
tendAntS at the bedside reported that be
rested quietly and slept considerable dur.
ing the night. Enemata were admins.
tered about midnight, which has been 70
kAinAd.
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Five A,nsSieans Riiitd BY tnen In Ati.
a0HA.


sAS FRASCISco, Augual ls "A pstty oil
Americans encampsd ID uuadaloupB Can.
on, one hundred tnilss from TonOstons,
Arizona, near The Mexican lins, was at.
tackled by aaxiGihs and i've ot lie nnlu:
Der ktlltd: Nm. Gang, DICK Gray, jim
Crane, ChArlsasnow and Thomas Clinton.
Two others 'Eets wounded. Tile trouble
Arose lrom catlIs raid acrn,s the ", 81.
can line some ime ago, 4bd a e1unle; raid
by Mexlcans feCenily.
The HoEiGan iGiden were oyAt!aken
and the cattle tecap'uted. The Meflcang
who killed Lang and Gays patty Ale snu.
posed IN he esnie a the defeated raiders.
A party u tWu bundled Ara 'uiaus or.
gauiSsd 70 asenge the recent murders, aud
gFea! Tears .nrG ,irtttained Tor Americans
liyinG on tbs Mexican bide, % war Of 10.
tAljaiion 10 surS 10 follow.
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BosroN, Aneuat is.-The police Of lynn
arrested Thomas A. Marvin, alias Gen
r. A. MOulton, charged with forgery Of
dvait for S765 from the Cashier ol Lht
Madison, Wisconsin, Bank, on the Ftn'
National Bank Of Chicago. The crimes Il
said 10 have been committed In Rich
mond, where Marvin married q lady Of go
eiat atandIn1
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t,oSDoN, August 1S The coloted Bish.
ops, Dickinson, Of South Carolina and
Georgia; shutsf, Of Ohio, EpiscopAl die.
tfiot and Payne, oI Baltimore, Vifeinia
and North Uaiolina, have arrived In Lon.
don to attend The Methodist ECnmehical
CobiBtebae. I
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RlIl,d ~ fAlf nf Ilnlldlnr.

PrrItaaa, August is -fDis morning
about II O'Clock, whllsia lstss force oI
men were engaged 10 denolishing an old
brewery on Dnqhesre way, the, floor Of
the third story gave way bnfylug tour tneh
In the debris and killing Join Fesney In.
elantly. olbetS were seriously but not
fatally hurt,
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III,tt.ss ~ t,ShaSe Sov

new YoRE, August is II. U. Hartman,
the Russian Nihilist, Appeated Ia the
gupetiOf Court Clerks office this morning
And, :enounCing his allegiance 10 the
Emperot Of RuSsiA, filed his declaration
b become A citizen oilhe United States,
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porHRRisa RLfss.

y 4 N~SSseA-ASAAFN
The publication Of the, alleged extract
OF q letter written by DR.. Bliso 10 Q friend
in Chicago, in which hs 10 quoted as say
ing, that he holdS no interviews with
newspaper correspondents, but that they
ih6ist upon inventing ialse and foolish
conversations with him and concluding
with "don't think the Ptesident's sur.
veons aud physicians are shallow fools
because, the press gang try to make them
out such, has been subject OF consider.
able comment among the members oil the
press during the day, and in order To
obtain ihe facts In the Cssb an article was
clipped from q morning paper and sent 10
Dr.. Bliss with the request that be should
say whether or not he wrote the letter re-
fefred 10. The response Dr.. Bliss made ID
as follows. .t.I
In reply TO your note requesting TO be
informed II the enclosed slip from the
Chicago paper was written by me, have
10 state that the paragraph is an entire
fabrication and ia only one OF the many
false and cruel attacks upon me since l
have occupied the position Of surgeon 10
charge oil the President have not here.
toiofe thought IL proper 10 make any pub
lic denial Of these heaftless attacks Upon
my character, and only reply 10 your
kind note OF this date because yoti seem ID
think II oil sufficient importance to call
my attention 10 u.
- I Very truly yours,
.af 7hs no ID, W. BLiAg.
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a HOU7N OF aUJ IuT'FU = HlVWFHVWU'
CiNCNRA1I, August Is AT Pine Knot
KV,, Mas sne Stephens, preparing Tor hei
wedding In 4 leW hours, WAS struck by
lightning and ineIAAlly killed yesterday
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MOTT TOO ROSY.

iNEW YoRK, August lS.-A Washington
special says q stronger puIse and better
feeling Of the skin, the retention Of the
nourIshmsnt derived from enemAta, and
the excellent tone Of the Presidents mind,
are mentioned this morning as an unmis.
takeable indication that the Crisls 10 past,
and The road to recovery again regAined.
The fact that the President is able to pro.
euro refreshing sleep, without the use oil
anodynea, 10 pOipted to 40 one OF the most
favorable features OF his case. The irrita.
ton Of the stomach has entirely ceased
and Il 70 thought the patlent's thifbt will
be entirely satisfied by supplying him
with auide Ia the ordinary way and by
enemGLa. The wound 10 considered In .
very healthy condition.
!, YAsHlSoroN, August 1S.-Ths Presi.
dshts condition at one O'Clock, as stated
by his physicians, is slightly improved.
An ounce or two Of the extract Of beef
was administered to him this morning by
the natural channel, and has been re.
tanned. The noon hnAetin gives the Pres.
idenL's pulse as l08, his temperature as
9S 4 and his respiration Gs ls. The noon
bulletin states that inCiplent inaAmation
In the region oi the pRrstid gland 10 dc.
veloping, This looks as Il there might be
some blood poisoning after all.
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NEW YoRK, August 1S-A Washington
speclal says that Dr. Bliss this morning,
speaking Of the condition OF the Presi.
dents wound, said II is really surprising
to see its progress during three days Of
starvation. While all-othSr conditions
we're at their worst the wound has been
at ltA best. In reply to the question, what
about the prospects to-day, he said; ut
is small matter to build upon yet. No
one can tell how joyiully | watched the
result OF that test Of the stomach. am
almost certain that we shall be able TO
nourlsh him naturally alter today" 7
WARRINGTON, August lS.-As Dr.. Ham.
ilton was leaving the White House ten
minutes ago he said In response to queS.
tion ot representative ofthe press, that he
could not con nveniently explain the cause
Of the Inflammation OF tho parotid gland
at this time, but he said Il ives proper 10
state that II was not an indication Of any
serious complication. II was not an
unusual occurrence In such cases, and
that II caused no alarm whatever 10 the
attending surgeons. -. asa
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1:45,A.M NAT this hour everything 10
quiet In the sick room and the doctors are
doing In the adjoining room.
, 1881-09-18
DR., LORIMER.
Il Peremptory Isc*fcnntioa-The Rev.
DIR. I1oYt 10 SncceeA Hin.

Il Peremptory Ilcsfgnntfoa-The Rev.
DR. 1Hoyt 10 Succeed HIM.
At meeting Of the First Baptist church. held
Friday night, the Rev. Dr. Lurinler rendered
what mny bo called an immediate resignation.
and announced that he would preach his :1ire-
well sermon on the last Sunday Of this month
week from today. As is we'll known. ur. Lori
mer resigned. aud his resignation was accepted.
though regrctfully, ut the time OF the renr.an-,
but no date was fixed fur It's gong into effect.
Since then the Deacon5 Of tho First
Church have boen casting about to flnd some one
SEho could occupy tho place which hts been so
accaptubiy filled by Dr.. 1.orI1uer. The one to-
ward whom they felt the most lneitned 's'ls thas
BruoSlyn, with wh.,n. 1t Ii believed. they have
bud s.,lile correspondence. II Is understood that
the Rev. Or. Hu}t felt strongly iasclnhd T. come
hut that ht felt ttisnonetl to lake any action Mt
present. or ut least until the two chnrches-thts
First u1,d th, Michigan areue--were re fis'aiiy and
detntty separated. which Is tlot the case as yet,
as the church editice OF the Litter il still un-
finished.
Tne subject came mp at the meeting Friday
night. Mnd one Ut TUG nencons , 1.ported F r tn.5
thought that 1t might be hcttcr fur tue TWO
churches to go along is they nav were uaStt Dr.
Lori,ner's new Church was eoHpieted: ~ sooG
sul that 1t would be wrony tu the church IT,
whit su long ind that 1t Was his duty to resign
Immediately. and thar he should preach ats iasI
scrtnDn ua the date mentioned AboTe. No ae-
tion WIS ttken :tt the meeting, bur the sub1ect
wilt probably. cG'ue up before the church this
week, when tho re5tutti tion OF Dr. Lorimer wiz
be- accepted, aud YER; pruuabty u call extended
Its understood that D,. Lorlmer, who has
kindly offered to prc.ch ut least two ser10ons
Tor Dr. Thomas. will hold night services OF his
own Mt the Centra. Music~s Hall belween nov and
the time OF the co1apieuon of his own church.
, 1881-09-18

pervisor OF the Town Of Lake; Col. Foster,
the Town Engineer: G.. C. Morgan,
Consulting Engineer; Capt. Buliwinkle.
Mr. ]. B. Shermon, and Mr.. Vceder.
The question Of increasing the warer-supply ut
the Stock-Y was the object Of tho gather
ing. and it was discussed ut great length and
with results which, it Is thought, will provo
satisfactory to every one.
It WIS stated that the contract for laying tha
twenty-tour inch main from tho lake to State
street would be let IN the afternoon The
packers also adopted n plan Tor building q So
ries OF four reservoirs In different parts OF the
packing house district tho aggregate capacity
of which will be about Il, 2,000O9 gallons Theso
are to be connected with eAch
are to he kept fui! o: wnter to bo used In c,ss
OF fire only They are Supplied by the artestat
wells, two more Ut which arc to he bored- Th&
packers also decided to purchase 4 chemical
engine, to erect Il house for the fire patrol, and
to PROCURE such other apparatus as they ma3
ford, Coun5elman. and Singer was appointed,
with full power to act. and WAS also given in
structions to proceed at once to let contracts
make purchases. and complete ali necessary ar
engagements for doing the work,
It WIS estimated that the coat OF the improve
nents will reach $:5O,oU or $80000- The money
has already been subscribed by tho packers ase
cordtng to their iocatlon and interests. It WAS
decided to request the Town Of Lake to pass 4
fire ordinance preventing tho erection Of any
frame buildings within the packing house dis
trfct.
Mr. Veeder, the attorney, WAS instructed to
prepare an act Of incorporation for tho Pack
ers' Fire Protection Association, which shall
works they intend to put up for their own
safety.
, 1881-09-18
THE CABLE ROAD.

Progress Of the Work Up to Date-Tts
bable Completion Late In the
Fall.
The work on the South Side cable railway IS
progressing With speed that Is exceedingly sat
isfactory. While it is being pushed forward as
rapidly as possible, however. tho fact should
not be overlooked TINT the work is beng very
carefully anu completely tone. This, Of course,
requires time. Every little detail Is closely
looked after, for the structure is intended to be
permanent one. From Van Buren, to Twenty
second, On State street, chaos seems to be rap-
fdiy clearing awny. and in its stead is being dis.
closed to view as pretty and fevcl Il roadway as
This N may % souhd M little steep. but It tt Is fac1
easity proven. 4 TR4KuSE reporter yesterday
.Sts went .os over . tho ground to t. see whnt i,,tt
tho track had been torn up from Congress to
Van Buren, street. and for II porron OF the way
the men were alreafy engaged IN making the
fur north Us Polk street the road Is nearly COM
plcted. The concrete has been laid. and the
granit.bloc pavement Is now being put down.
At Polk street stands one OF those great snRke-
like concrete mixers, from which men are haul
ing the STUFF to I'LL in north Of Polk street.
half fa bIocs north Of % Harrson saraet the road
Is entirely finished, and runs in unbroken COM
pieteness almost TO Seventeen1h street, where
trivance at work. 4 duplicate OF tha one further
north. The roadway in the centre, between
the streets named, is being >. rapidly
being deadeped Cd by asphalfam. which
will cover the STONES, and thus make
q strong, permanent. and Objectionable drive
why. free from noise. AT Archer avenue II largo
force Of nasons are at work laying the walls
and building the arches which nre to cover the
shifting MACHINERY that will place the cable On
Archer avenue. The excavations are deep. and
the manner in which the walls ara being bul!s
shows that they are intended to be permanent
The maspnryis
! EXCEEDINGLY SUBSTANTIAL
and the walls look strong enough to hold a
seven-story building. Between Archer avenue
Jokes are already in place, and the track Is now
being la1d while the concrete filing II being
done south Of Seventeenth street. The city Is
also Mt work grading the streets 70 the required
first, State street. looks e1eesdWe:-
y bad. Tho GENRE Is ah dug up and
first aud Twenty-second streets there Is great
square excavation which will be walled up, and
will contain portion Of the machinery. Good
progress Is being made on the engiuc-house.
the mammoth machinery Is being put III posi-
toe Us fnss ~ possible. Tho engine foundations
look wonderfully strong. South Of Twenty
second street the tracks have been shifted to
tay the cable roadway clear to Tnirty-ninth
street this year, but it Is doubtful II that will be
done. To complete the laying of the line from
wenty-sccond to Lake street will take until
which the puleys will have to be nut in. cables
ndjustcd, etc. 1t should nor be forgotten that a
ynst tn.iss OF machinery Is required so be pilce1
neur the engine house,. and nH
this will tnke time. The public should be pa,
ticnt for it Is ut nil likely that the cubic will
n in troDd r,1nf.i,,r f,rer mich btf0ra Dec l.
, 1881-09-18

syi ~, s9on as the ice forms IN the river, She
bridge hourly. o'0A' @i'a "s"s stfee'
~ ne cleveland Marine Record has the follow
..sis,sr unoral notice In its issue Of yesterday:
ti,e mo-, a1cAeo TK1MuNE is without dou tt one ot
n,nt Jss marine column is tho most ably cd-
oncted Of any daily on the lakcs.
wal a"se a. Nny Gnpr Cran,cr Of the barge Fayorftc.
as ~ nnsa hia So Tor not having hospital booit on
undergoing investiga tton, and The Goyernment.
rsauE satlsned that the book was stolen from
1laner' has refunded tho money.
1he sections for. the extended brcakwater at
h,,4 ah,aK aEe aH completed, und tho contractor
Ineir r proper places. One hundred aud twenfy-
arur ~ CORDS or stone are On the grouud and most
o1 the superstructure work Is done,
, 1881-09-18

ST. Louis, No., Sept. 17.-Ine keoknE
Northern Line Packet Company, BY. Salnuet
G. Ciubb, Receiver, has flied q suit in equity
In the St. Lu,.i. Circuit Court against Will
Jam T. Davidson. The petition alleges thai
while the defendant was President Ut ths
plaintiffs corporation he entered into con,
tract with the Gnlted States III his own name
tn carry the mails; that he carried nut the
contract and received compensation OIL hil
own account. The petition prays that he ba
held to have been Trustee for the curpora-
ton in the contract, and that he be required
to account to the Receiver for profits, eati*
mated to have been over $4,000.
, 1881-09-18

stnr sheoo1gan, Manltoroc; sunarles.
4op ss1n a4oa ssnd5es 5nnafs
3.rop 3. sky i1rk; h Bent.n ai H'areor, s,,n;r,es
{.rop !; i: MeIrisos; s. Jostph. sanaFie..
rrop Fri, :a,per5 sosst S,t:: Maske;oa :7, sundsiea
IrSS rSS Nsbas Ystns MnsEason Miiskss aa'1s !i:S,
sMssr3 M Y vf!issf: Gsas5 Kivss: iSaSsF: s''
sss ssaS < 1 9?;dlsy; sysSs: Tsavssss ~ hsy eark
Sssf ! ASsss; 1ssS'h Snsas s'a.s: Coal
scs,r Clara, kewuunee. lumber.
Z snf as as u Rqt 2sSts 2Hs sss fa;'"n' s
ACTUAL s.%IL1NGS-
sshr shf Gsr t|1Sle !tSsy csy Manssee ieen s,. s.
sehs @ " Il Roaaas G hai,coss ss :j;ss; ou osts.
Schr Sea-isrd. Mnsseeo9. lishI.
sshr sshr Ea.s Hth III a'sa ,tas,s sEsn Shs Ill.,
f;p Scs: nas ssssn ] IL ecsn 'undFiss
Prop Prussia. Montreal isp0 bu wheut aud sundsies.
Prop Naha,t. lsul;alo: S AU) bi corn.
IIFoS IFoS NNiHs:ss'fgs NiSsSa g;as'a nat!G @ ito 'n corn
5sss . : md ..oae..
,,rop MaTy aa Sos,h h1c sse: ,h sqnares
sehr Jason rariser, MusHeson, light.
schr Sandersvn. Mnsse:on. light
sssF saF T. {:h.s y si,ea as!nsasa Mssseso sni .e
schr Jenny Lind Nnskee"n, light
EEir GTaCG AtNrrMr. bc0HLD, IlEA.-
Srllf 1ialttc Earl MusKh1on. light
Schr Nurmnn. McnOmtnee, light
Eci1r Kate Gti'ett. sArfrctte. light
Schr iitr OF s'oledo. Maa}.tee. light
Schr KD.u Belic, Fentwater. sundries.
schy Itaiph Campbell. rFnveEsr Bay. light
Prop City Of Traverse. Traverse city. sundrles.
Sehr KITTY Grant. huntingdon. light
Scilr I.outs: Mcdonald. Nnnsstee, light
scl,r IL. Il. Sewc'I.lb. Erie. light
Scllr W. f. nurstau. M.nistee, light
Scilr u. Il. Wells. Muskr1un. Il .At
Schr Fl Tempo. Ahnupee, sMnnries.
Schr 3.ears. 14unAlA. sNllJl tut caTn-
Schr Guiding STR, tnie Vincent. @l.3t3 bu cotu-
SclIr i, Il. Ft:nitli, E5cnnHhA light.
Schr Annie Toi1Ene, Luhauton, light
, 1881-09-18
FOUNTAINS OF FILTH.

The LurlzIug-PIacex of Disease Uncov.
cred by tho Tenement House In.
Kpector..
The report Of Chief Tenement House inspect
or Genung for last week shows shat Il: houses,
with $50 rooms, ia which dweit 7aJ families OF
3,a4 persons, we're examined, and that Il notices
were served aud Il defccts abated. Tho latter
were as follows: Defective drainage required,
IL; defective plumbing repaired and traps sup
piled, II; sewer connections made, q; CATCH
basins built, 8: privscs cleaned, .3; premises
c!eataed, i; houses whitcwashed, Q.
What Is subjotned Is taken from the report OF
the Inspectors:
No 37I4 La Sale street, onc-storS. brick.
owned by Mary Hosmer, and continuing six
roons Occupied by ten peoples full and offensive
No. asl9 In Sullo street. owned by Michael
Mcdonald; twts~story frame with ten rooms,
one persons, of which ttrtecu arc children: full
and offensive priyy-vault-
No. 39iU La Sullc street. owned By Is. L. Barber,
two-story' frame, in which fifteen people live !;
drainage and plumbing detective; roof leaks;
poDi Of stinkinE wntcr l1nher the house, when
is 4'very undesirable" us habitalon
No. :ajo4 Wenrworth avenue, owned By James
Ryan; plumbing and drainage defective: no
sewer connection; water supply pine leaks.
TOM e pianons 5 ' defecsive i oT privyTaat y iii and
No. ISIS Shields avenue, owned BY James VIII
teen people: drainage defective; privy. vaults
full and offensive; stasnane water under tho
No. 3943 Fifth avenue, owned By II. RsPayson;
drainage detective; privy-vanlts full and Of
fensye; nu sewer connection: whSte water
ruas into ditch in front OF the house and re-
M. 10 Thirtieth street. owned by H. r. Pay
son; dratuage defective; privy-vault full nnd
offensive: waste water r,in5 under the house
and into gutter In front.
, 1881-09-18

THE HORSES.
D In the morning there were several nue shows
In the exhibition rings, the exhibit Of saddle
horses being especially tine. Tho prize awards
we're made as follows:
E0ADsTEEs.
Pair mares Or Seidtngs: First prize, S75, ". H.
Wilson, Eynthinnn Ky; second prize, $5O, Bar
ton Sewcii. Chicugo.
Pair matched mares Or seldsnEs for family car
second PRICE 81, H. v. He1nis. Chicago.
Pair matched Hasres or geldIng5 for buggy:
First prize. sl0o, Cnton stock-farns; Joliet, III; +;
second prize, S,o. Daniel Lawrence, Tivoli. ILL.,
sADDLE-HoRsEs.
Staltious years Old and over: First prize, $100.
Davis s: West. Fulton, No.; second prize, $50,
Jess, Adams, Chicago.
Mares years old or over: First prize. $50,
Davis & West: second prize, $40, Buckner Bros,
Mares under years old: Prize, $40. Davis s.
West.
Gcldfnas years old and over: First and Sec
ontl prizes, $50 and $40, Duckner Bros.
GDldfngs under years old: First prize $40,
nuckner Bros; second prize. SO, E. J.. Snyder,
Cfncinnnti4O.
1he gelding Colonel, which took second prize
in the year old and over class Of saddle horses,
was sired by Denmark Chief out Of Brown Pilot
p9 Man or Of Els c4y
one of the prertlcst sadd!ehorscs one would care
to look ut.
DRAFT HORSES.
Double team ut Norman stations: Sweep
stakes. Sl50, W. H. n. Ross. Of NcLeaa III.
During the afternoon there was contest for
the SPECIAL grand gold medal, valued Mt 500. Mr.
". r. Wisoa, OF Cynthiana, ~, exhibited bis
handsome mare Indy De .}urnct in harness. The
Cation Stock Farm stallion Don CossncK and his
five colts were shown on the stretch. Al Han-
kins' ch. b. Aristides. yeurs. by imp. Leaning
ton, dam Savopy by Lculnlngton, half-bruther
Of the celebrated Iroquois. was brought out aud
shown to the crowd The last exhibition was
Lady De Jarnet and Sam Atlerton's Commodore
in double harness. They tnada beautiful
looking team.
The stallion Don Cossack, owned at the Catou,
stock farm, Joliet. III, has teen awarded the'
sweepstakes premium OF s15O for stallion show
Ing ocst tlve colts under yeAr old. He was
salso awarded the grand gold medal yesterday
afternoon. tho jndses reporting as follows:
!" In view ot tho superior excellence Of tho
stallion Don Cossack and HIS cults. the COM
Mittce .woul4 respectfully recoa1t1eatt that tha
socicty's grand gold ultaal he awarded to him..
The following is the rule under which tho
medal WAS awarded: .''The grand gold medal
will he regarded rs tho h5aaest honor that CHI
be awarded, except fur merit of very superior
ortier. 1t Will be massive, splil piece Of metal.
iutriu5cally worth $lO1-'