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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-12
SUPPLY And DEMAND.
THE WHEAT CROP OF ,Se, IND HOW
IT WILL BE DISPOSED OF.

DShnite Information to- the Extent and
Character of the Crop-The Granaries of
Europe and America Nearly Exhausted
-increase of Consumption Probable-No
Likelihood of an Improbable Market
The Chicago Transactions,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-12

A hackman recently went into the
surf at Long Branch and encountered
huge shark. Their eyes met for an in
slant, when the shark bIushed and
swan out to sea.
Mr.. William Bonner, brother of MIR.
Robert Bonner of New York city. keeps
SO, 900 team of horses at Trenton.
Wis.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-12
THE CHTC4GO WHEAT G4MBLERs.

TIL tHItiGO " HEHI G3IBLERS.
Very little sympathy will be wasted on
the shorts in the late July deal in wheat
on the Chicago board of trade, and their
frantic efforts TO evade the consequences of
their own rashness only serve to bring them
into ridicule. The transaction in which
they lost their money was simply gamb-
ling operation. They laid bet that the
price OF wheat on the 31st of July would
be less than it was when they sold the
options. They did not own busheI of
wheat. nor did they ever expect to have
any they could honestly call their own.
They hoped TO buy options at a lower price
than they had paid and pocket the differ
ence. Il they had won it is to say that
they would have claimed all the difference,
ana nothing would have been heard of the
immortality OF the transaction. Their OK
was gored. however, and they appeal to
the courts for relief from payment of their
losses.
Men VINO gamble, either with cards or in
stocks. grain or provisions, must expect to
lose their stakes some time or another.
They cannot always win nor can they ex-
pect to be paid when they win and re-
pudiate the game when they lose. They
take their chances with their eyes open,
and fully understanding the consequences
of miscalculation. The only manly
course for them to pursue is to pay their
losses as professional gamblers pay theirs,
and 70 be more careful next time. BY
their present course they disgrace the pro-
fession of gambling. 1t will do them no
good to invite public sympathy, for people
generally regard the board of trade deals
and the resultant gains and losses as only
a part OF the economy of nature-or.
rather. fresh illustration of dog eat
doc,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-12

The 10Th Infantry. stationed at Fort
Brown, Texas, is authorized to remove into
the interior, as the threatened overflow of
the Rio Grande will drive them into the
yellow fever district.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-12

THREE members of Congress at large
will be elected in Kansas this fall.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-12
THE DAILY GLOBE.

SEVEN ISSUES PER WEEK,
Daily and Sunday GLOBE; ONE DOLLAR per
month
SIX ISSUES PER WEEKLY LIAIL,
One month. 80 cts Six months. S 500
Three months $3.50 Twelve months. 10. 90
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-12

A strictly reliable rheumatic remedy is
ST. Jacobs Oil. 1t never disappoints.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-12
THE WEEKLY GLORE,

An eight page paper published every Thurs
day sent post paid At S1.l5 Per year. Three
months or trial for % cents.
ST. PAUL, TUESDAY, SEPT. p; 1882.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-10-20
unexncnded balance of former
4.73s,2G3 90
$.23,791,15s 90

Unexpended balance of former
appropriations. s......,...... 4,738,2G3 90
Total. $23, ,791, ,13S 90
Less amount drawn from treas
ury between July1, 1882, and
November 80, 1882. ........ 6,056,1h 90
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1882-10-20
RIVERS AND HARBoRs.

The grounds that impelled me to withhold
my signature from the bill entitled AN
Act making appropriations for the construc-
ton, repair and preservation of certain
works on rivers and harbors," which
became law near the close of your last
session, prompt me to express the hope
that no similar measure will be deemed
necessary during the present session of
now be open to a serious objection in ad.
dition to that which was lately urged upon
your attention. | am informed by tn,
secretary Of war that the greater portion
of the sum appropriated for the various
items specified in that act remains un-
expended OF the new works which il
authorized expenses have been incurred upon
two only, for which the total appropriation
was S2l0,OOO, The present available bal
ance is disclosed by the following liable;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
OTHER SPORTING NEWS.
RACING AT LEXINGTON.

LEXINGTON, KY. Sept. 1.-The fourth day Of thu
autumn meeting Of the Kentucky \ esociatiou Wa
held to-day. lie first race was handicap for
purse of 1900, $50 to the second, mile hoa,s Ba
rometcr bad three lengths the best Of tLs start
and kent the lead 70 the eighth post, VIII re- John
Henry took the lead. and kept IL T. the finish WIN
nlng the heat by three lengths, Barometer second
Cash Clty third, john Sullivan fourth, Annie G.
distlnced. Time, 1:i4l4.
John Henry took the cad in the second heat. and
was never headed, winning the heat aud race under
pull by two lengths. Cash Clay second John
Sullivan third, Barometer last. Tine, 1916 French
pools paid - 20.
The second was a selling race for purse Of $3.50.
Of which $50 10 second; distance, one mile and
quarter Mary Corbctt the first 10 take dec died
lead and won by two lengths, Farragut second. Tax
GathcTcr third Square Dance fourth New.boy
fifth, Lutestrng sixth. Annie G.. seventh, George
Hakes eighth and BOatllght last Time, 210l
French pools paid S3l -.
Third racc-FOr purse OF 500; for twO-year-
olds winners excluded; ) 90 to the first and so
to the second three-quaTtcrs OF a mile Ebony
was in front when the drum tapped. Ebony made
the running and won by length. after a whipping
finish. with lmogene second. Anne Louise thlld
and Explicit last. Time, l:l73i. French pools
paid 80 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
LAUNCH or 4 No-MlSrED STEAMSHIP.

NYAcK.N Y, Sept. 14.-'Ihe no-mastcd steam
chin Meteor was successfully launched last
night Inst before il O'Clock in the presence
OF a large number Of spectators. As the
boat eldcd slowly, but gracefully into the
water sli, Dr. Jerneean, wife Of one Of the directors
and stockholders Of the company chrstcned /. with
bottle OF champagne the ceremony being accompanied
with firing Of cannon and vociferous cheering.
This j. the rst ship OF the kind ever built She is in
tended for the American Quck Transit steamship Com
pany q; Boston The inventor is a Perry Bly,D. chief
consruc Ing engineer who has been in constant attend
ance duims the construction. Her Dimensions are as
follows: Extreme length over an 1916 feet; extreme
wood end. I53 feet; Custom House measurement, Il
feet; depth Of hold, Y fcot beam, Il feet Sl2
inches: beam at water hne lG feet lO%
inches TONNAGE j17 3OIOO. II has tubular boiler,
signed Dy 4 l.. Bliycn. The length OF tic boiler Is 10
feet breadth II lcet height ~ feet, inches me
boiler $500 feet @! tubing; go fcet OF grhte
surface. .ad 5000 feet Of heating surface. IIcic
are h.-n and iOW-pressic cA ind"i- Inc poilcf
has been tested 1000 pounds hy Groslhuc pressure
aud l.DH1 pounds steam pressure ii VIII ca. y oIuI
na.llt. $50 pounds. Tie journals ana wheel arc Oh
phO-p lcrr t.orz-
Ihc oIlcrts 90 tDe company are: President, Thomas
DAYS: Treasurer, Jane, \. IounclL Direct Jr,, j. d.
Jtru.ei. g. JIc White, Thomas DAVIS, James \. Pen
Itcld. il T. Er7hcf, james AicAthrei ana hchIJ ha7t-
ings. o.
oulg tie t,us the vent ators ana piloAouso being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
THE BALTIMORE 0RI0LE Parade

BALTIMORE, Sept. l4.-Thc three days fcs-
ti of th Iv-tlc order Of the Orioc closed tonight
VITA spectacular procession witnessed by many thou
sand visitors. All alons the route, distance OF fonr
miles hundreds OF the stands aud platforms which had
been erected the the streets sidewalks ana
windows OF every building, were filed with spectators
time before the hour OF march Tho streets were
brilliantly Illuminated. The pageant WAS composed OF
three divisions devoted 10 different subjects The first
consisted Of nine floats, representing the Rulers OF
Rcycl5 ana ouvoys from foreign potenatc+ Tho Sec
ord division consisted OF eleven floats, representing
lu-truu- Women aud the third division, OF Sixteen Aod'7
was designed To Illustrate an epic poem.
number Ol gentlemen, connected WIN 'hc II',S u
PmlAdc phia city oiclala and others who are fl5l'S
Baltimore at the invitation oi the GunpOwdcr Cup, 10
wines, the OriOc festivities and professions, were en-
t.rtaiurd THE afternoon by the club with dinner hl
tie Merchants Club Among those present wore
Governor Holt II Penn yyania members OF the iAccu
tive Committee Of the pl-ceutcnnal cccbrduh hal"I
WHITE oi in- city, X-Aayor LrOOc president u INC
GuupOWder Club, ana others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15

shortly aferward shouted to them for help Inc ni'n
and girl were taken to the Station House. "ncio VI.
former who gave his name as Francis trainer S'"'eu
tho, n, no vos nossp0 seventhave and Thrtysccond-
ST. pedestrian said to him. pointing me 10 '" street
who was walking slowly uo"n dosc OF lau.
damn 10" lie led her toward the statloh
and had nearly reached II when she became Hlsh
ND trod 90 rim away The girl is stOnt with req anu
white cOmplexon and has mass OF ign, SrI os Annc
Uoward ace seventeen, and her home, WaVery ~ D.,
bnt postiyey refused to anything further she Ms
senf TO the Roosevelt Hospital and viii be taken 70 ~
lee Ueadouarers today she Is supposed 10 De wy
same s for whom Inspector Byrnes sent out generdi
alarm few days ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
pPEp4RIyG FoR YORK At COLLEGES.

An examination for the benefit Of those
who failed to pass the entrance examination last June
at the Normal college was begun yesterday and VIII be
continued three days Niueythrcc applicants four OF
whom were young colorcd women, presented tholn-
selves for examination. The Board OF Education,
thinking that three years not sufficient to give that
maturity of mind and body requisite for teacher has
added another year 10 the course.
The examination Of candidates for admission TO the
College Of the City of NewYork was begun YESTERDAY
morning ana viii he continued today and Monday next
on, huudrcd and y-Ouc candidates presented Them
Ives Yesterday. and az Tire examination hri IN June
la.f eient hundred and fifteen were examined. me
whole number of students this year VIII ne hp"di Lou
which is slight decrease as compared with tAc attend
Tl, stevens Institute Of Technology al II0boken will
rcopra on Wcducs lay, Scptembcr2 - There VIII De no
Irofal changes in the different c0urs of study duI
iu, the ensuing year. Assistant Engineer C. ~ carr, OF
The Navy viii d. aldctNo the faculty as AssOcldir FRO
lessor Of Mathematics. The drdttinsroonS IN 1hc de
torfiucut OF mechanical drawing ere being enlarged 10
the large increase in the number OF SUI
dents Viii Ia is pcccd jhis year. Dr. Henry Morton
tho president Of tie itute has recently nttcd up al
cost Of 1000 The naii formerly USED as gymnasium
and urtkcutcd 10 the trustees 10 Ice used as WOIA
shop in he dc apartment OF experimental mechanics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
UISHINGION NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Thursday, Sept IT, 1S-2.
scycntyc-hf pension certificates and 81 land crruh
cafes were issued by the secretary of tue Interior to
day.
The Treasury Department to-day purchased 10000
o,uo.. of silver for delivery the Phalep hia New
Orleans and san Francisco Nlnt,
ltis stated ai the Trc-sI- Department that secretary
Fcr has bee n confined to his bed az Geneva, y " for
several Cats past
SECRETARY TELLER returned to this city last night and
was M his desk to-day lie is tne only Cabinet officer IN
Town 40 present.
Dr. J. b. Hamilton. surccon-Gcncml Of the Marine
Hospital Service has gone 10 Cairo, H. and Cincinnati
Tor c purpose Of sclcctnestes for the marine hospitals
to DE- erected az those points
The amount Of United states bonds withdrawn from
.ccurcsot National banks today by Treasurer Gllan
ana surrendered 10 tine Secretary If e Treasury for
c.usc into per CENTS ir 7lil9o-'O to"l 10 ua'e'
Tine Controller of the Currency has extended the cor
uoratc existence OF the follow ing bansto september II
1000: the First National Bunk of L0wyic, :. y,
capital $1,000; the Third National Bank OF the City OF
NcW-Yora, capital, 9l,OONcoO.
A tcle.ram was received nc the Navy Department to-
dav announcing tina The Dispatch, with President N
thur ON board. left Portsmouth, " H.. at 1 o'clock this
morning, supposed To DE bound lof ICY ORR ana lnaI
M Tor Concord y. II.
At the close Of business to-day United states called
bonds had been redeemed at the Treasury - follows
Under the 100th call ~ SOI30O the llOh, 3iGj6,550
tue lllth. ~4.7tO.2OO; the ll2th, 9l33D9.boO; the
IAN ~l052 Loo the II4th sl310U,OjO; the 10Th,
S53j3,OjO.
The Interference Of Faure against Maloncy, and
Berger against Brush upon which depends the possession
Of to the electric accumuator secondary
hnerv was under consideration by Assistant secretary
Jo-lvIi and Acting Assistant At orley-Gcueral Baxter
TODAY Counsel were heard at length Dut no decision
has yet been rendered
Acting Secretary of the Navy walker has appointed
board Of officers to examine the vessels at the Mare
Island Cali Navy Yard enumerated On the Navy Register
ns IN eryircah and others whose scryceabc condition
4. aucsfionnhc and TO report whether they are M for
fu thrr service board for similar purpose has Dech
apDoucd To anime the New York, on the stocks
nj Inc NaVy Yard New York aud report whether or not
sne can be finished without disprOportiOnatc expense
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15

-. -. Co,o,daigua has intensified the hostile
feeling TO the Administration. Senator L"pna"'
has declared himself for Foger. nut Is ho' o'i"s
any work The friends of the latter are very iu
disnant toward Mr. Lapham. as they assert thae
he ought to be doing his best to nominate MI
F,loer hec,use his own nomination to the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES the last two times was largely
dine 70 the work which Judge Folger did for HIM.
, There is some doubt as to Just how the Wayne
dele,ation already elected will stand, but the
Cornell men claim it, The other district in that
comfy, however, will probably he fol FoIger'
Seneca County will be for Cornell, and also
Cayuga. which secures the defeat of John y.
Knapp in his efforts to get reelected member oil
the state Committee
Onondagas fifteen delegates arc still in douot'
T,-Assembyman Duguid said on Saturday 'hat
the feeling against the Administration was so strong
that il would he difficult foI Mr.. Hlscock anu MI.
Belden to prevent the county from soi"s ~,
Cornell. Ii is generally understood tlH' IL
two lenders are working for an unlnstiu'teu , Hoo
cation that can be turned over 10 fo'E%'r IHTto
has been a good deal of feeling alouS9u orC, ,aU
matter and il is questionable whether tue pan Can
oswrSos delegates have been claimed for Cornell
in mart IL NAV ne set down as certain, according
e. thr Stolwart leaders there. that Mr.. CornelI
will NOT gel any votes from that county 1t Is quite
probable that Mr.. ellsworth VIII get tuice "t
four votes out of the two Oswcgc County deiega-
fious but even that is uncertain rs the StaiWarV
Office holders have done their work cHcctuaIly III
that county. Canal Auditor Place. who hVes IN
Oswcgo. was i'll Albany ON SATURDAY lie saiu 10
Tar JRiBI~s's correspondent at that time that II
Cornell obtained forty votes from NeW-1 OF m, nu
Brooklyn his nomination would ne assured. lIi9
is said to be MI Cornell 5 own estimate, NV the
counts upon some votes from Oswego ana tle
Chemung delegation, which are uhoeHaln' Ioi
him. c.,. ,o,lor
10 this city Mr. Folger's strength in the COnven-
ton will be about as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
BASEBALL GAMES.

Tho Metropolitan and PHILADELPHIA baseball
mines PLAYED their ninth contest for the silver
punch bowl at the Polo Grounds yesterday, Fully
1000 spectators witnessed the match. Corcoran,
the catcher for the Phlladephias, met with seriols
innIng. His rIgnt hand was badly spiit aud be- re-
tired from the game. Reilly was substituted. Cor
coran's injuries Will probably compel his absence
from the held for some time TO come. Tie visitors
got in five runs i'm their first inning. ami victory lp-
peared certain. The home team rallied and after
the first inning played III tine torn. while
Lynch pitched GplcndIdly. The MrtTopOlltaus
played n plucky uphill game ami
finally won by a score Of : 10 g. 'HauNn,on. Ken
nedy and Lewis ed at the bat, while Capp, Han
klnson and Mcclellan carried OH the fielding houOIs.
Neagle pitched rather wildly at times, and no
passed balls of Reilly had much TO do with tie
vsltors defeat. \ summary Vi the game Is as III
lows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15

front Of Barretts, and great roar of apnlauso -.
beard, Once Barrett loses the lead he never rega
IL, and Gir2Ge now had him beaten beyond anY
question. She won by nearly two lengths in I41iiy
Barrett second twenty lengths before BootiaeI,
Seventh race-Handicap steeplechase. ,nsa.
course purse $3.50 Eight startersReeds bsriss
Revenge %, 40 Meany; w. G. Daey's pair Of N,
les, Kitty Clark q, 1870, Nolan and Belle Of ,bs
North (3, 115, Philbn Kenneys geldine Fran11
Short aged, 125, Ford; Rockaway Stables ges.
Tnsg Felix o. 1872, W1ynRlI Dawes's Igeiding
EEhiaITleimagn9, o. l33 Warden 7; il
and Holiness gedlng Woodcock o. l29. FRI.
patrick. Revenge was the favOrlte and the yjnner
lie was racing up 10 the last half mile. with Kitt5
Clark good distance before the Others. but AZ tbs
finish Felix ran up fast and got second place =
length and half behind Revenge. and the same spac
before Kitty Clark WOOdcOck Faulconbridge an5
Charlcmagne were beaten far away Frank Short
dropped his rider after going half the journey And
Belle of the North went wrong. Mutual pooIa
$40 %. NV"
Tie racing will be continued tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
.rERSEcUuoN IN THE SOUTH,


lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRtBuNfI
WAsHINGToN Sept. Ia South Carolina gentle
man WHO resides IN Washington received to-day a
letter. of when the following is a partial copy:
nCmABLEsIoN JAIL CHARLESTON, sc, :
sept. l., l~s2 )
M Az Sp. Won may or may not be surprised at the
adde's. i the place where pen ths communication 10
yn, r nc hric was arrested tins morning 10 tn ln-
stance ~ f. Dawson editor OF me Ch'rteston NcrS
and Courier, on "a charge OF libel. The alleged noel
consists ~ Iny publishing in The thQrcs0r 1tfcWy an
arrrlr rom Tie GraHd ATTny EcrOrd. emitted III
bious Record taken from Colonel T. T. G. CashS pam
pllet low being generally circulated Throughout tic
North and West. ! taken before ira justice dii
committed 10 iail IN default OF ball. none oil my IhoH
caring 10 cOIardlZc their business interests ana PEE maps
lose fn.ir lives, by going on the bond OF one whom
the vi anous Democratic rllg mere nave
determined to crush. This may seem strange
10 Northern men. nut II !, nevertheless true thai
mans hrsne@s would he ruined who offered TO ball one
WHO has made himself as obnoxious as nave 40 Jhc pdI-
lOt box suffers through the columns OF me IlccWy
rev uDou friends IN Washington to assist ne ON Oh
this diMculty L. is political affair." pure ana simple,
aud the Bourbon Democrats are lIcpdIcd 10 20 10 any
length 10 crush ont tie reform move
nent IN tins State. Colonel Blalr was tLe
Trst victim: they killed him, aud not
et they nave adopted this method to crowd me Out and
silence my pcn uuil the election i over. Ihon-
SANDS o. d. s.s pamphlets have been circulated, yet
am arres publishing short paragraph taken mere
from am IN poor health ana my iainlly VIII
suffer Il am MOI speedily released 10 prov de ot ther
wants. Very truly yours, W. j. OLN FIX,
Editor Charleston MercUrB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
TIE YELL0W FEVER EPIDEMIC.

GALVESTON, Tex, Sept IA dispatch to
T1e ycrs. dated Matamoras, september 49, says: The
endemic at this point seems to have Undergone but
little change there being few scattering cases through
the city, each section having six or eight Yesterdays
rrport up to a. IL. gives three deaths, two OF fever
and to-davs report gives Elk deaths also Two OF eVcr
The river is very high and has inundated some houses
in the suburbs but suffering has been caused as YET
The city is entirely surrounded by wafer"
Al Brownsville last week. there were l,12G new cases
and p deaths ana thus far this week there have been
1s7 cas and n.uc deaths. OF these, III "as,s and
three deaths were reported Tor the tNens "l .V
cuding al 10 a. ~ yesterday, and u cases ana three
deaths from thar time TO 10 a. M To-Day Ihrty seven
NV eases are reported at Point Isabel The Keller Com
ittee are furnishing aid to about 800 peisOns-aDOut
1hree-foNrths OF the pOIInlhllOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1i-Asent Lle"e,yh
Inns transmitted to the Commissioner OF Indian ~
from the M,scalcr0 Indian Agency Ia Ne"-'l'N'' -,
tailed report Of the capture OF io"eSoo'
ro,,,s v,,orio nv The Indian police of that agency,
az l.t,cr from Colonel Mackenzie In comn""-
of e troon. in that section accompanying the I'PY'
nrois,s the conduct OF the police IN she h'Sn'9'
mn, a,,nt represents to the Department Ihe 10
Of dsarmng all OF the Indians except o Pl t and uni.
~ ,ui,,nur should be- well armed, mohhlou ,,,s, IL
S,rned Agent IAewelyu points out many hs",9abl. Ia
tb ,reat service rendered by tins Io!e@ IofnXcat-
,n,, nemc-Iade LIQUOR; aud III recovering S'o'oH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
TRYING 10 EVADE THE Law.

An advertisement published yesterday stated
that Bend or executes commissions Tor SheepAe"d on
track today" AID closed with the information that The
advertiser transacted his business in Tyers cigar store
at No 10 FultoIst between the hours OF 10 a. M ana
1890 D. H. Detective Sergeant Frnk, accompanied by
Officers Reilly, Kush and Buckhorn all OF the Central
Office proceeded 10 No 40 FultOn-st Frlnk entered
after sationng his outside, and no purchased from
william Rens alias Bend Or. - pool on the race he
.eru Root ok Barrett aud Grohe AZ ShcepshCad Bay
After receiving ms ticket FrInk summoned the Other
officers and took Ikcns in custody They escorted him 10
Police era, where they searched hin and took
S2l1 from his pockets which they have retained. lkens
was arraged iu tine Jefferson Market Police Court IN
the Afternoon, where Franci. ID. Fowler Of the IuI
Exchangeat sllI BrOadW gave BAH for him IN hc
sum oi $500 for tI1al.