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The Amalrn,mu.c,l A.,ocIn,,ou.

PirrsDuEGu, May I'm answer to the
statement OF manufacturer that the post
poncmcnt OF uction on the wages question
by the iron workers was due to dissensions
in the ranks Of the Amalsamatcd associa.
ton here, and to the statement that the
treasury Of the association is empty, rresi.
dent Jarrett, says: ut is true that the
First district wns directed to have the wages
question settled by May |, in order that
other districts might be able to settle in the
next thirty days, but in postponing
action no law was violated.
The postponcment was decided
upon in order that every member OF the
association might have time to think
calmly over the whole situation. In re.
gard to the Cincinnati strike, instead OF the
cost being $4,000 it was $4,000. Livery
cent OF this was paid, and ut no time has
my debt been contracted; consequently il
would be folly to collect Il 5000 assess.
ment now to supply want that never en-
isted. 1t is not for me TO say how much or
how little money VIC may have in thctreas-
ury, but it is not empty. lcould throw Il
stone at several banks in this city where
We have several thousand dollars to our
credit now. That talk about spill. in the
association is too ridiculous to mention.'
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THE ESCAPED BANDITS,
Th"ir desperate Flight Win u farmer.
MIN In tho Woods and Holly Pursued.

kEoIuK, Iowa, May 2.-Thc first en-
countcr Poke Wells, one OF Jesse james
old pals, ind his fellow convicts, who cs
capped from the Iowa peni.en,iary had, wa.
with m old farmer, named Winbcrbotham
who becoming aware Of tho presence o
some strangers in his hay.loit, probcd
sharply for them with II pitch fork, picr.
Ing Wells shoulder. Tho three then tack.
led Winberbotham and he fellcd Wells
with blow from the fork. Qu.e q melee
ensued, in which the hired man, u mulatto,
took MI efficient part. but the convic,s es.
capped to the woods. Fitzgerald finally gave
himself up. but the Others arc still ut large.
Wells Is said to be suffering intensely irom
his wound. Cook and Wells were last
heard from three miles west OF the town Of
Weaver.
LArEn.-Up TO s o'clock, the party in
search OF Poke Wells and the other peni.
tentiary fugitive, Ind got no trace. They
ara evidently lurking in the brush near by
where they were yesterday, rs Poke Wells
is unable TO ride further on horse back on
account Of his wound in his lungs.
Hopes md fears have intcrmingled in
The hrarts Of many, today, on account OF
the state in which the body OF Tho
poisoned man, John Elder, has been ever
since he died. Until within the las. two
hours, the body has looked like that OF n
living person. but now all hope Of recovery
is lost. A flush has been on his checks
all along till now. lie will be buried to-
morrow.
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WASHINGTON ADVlCES.
THE ROBBERS OF ouR PUBLIC LANDS.
Tho Land Grauts OF Seven bogus Railroads 10 be
Declared F0rfGttsd-The S0rihrrn and Texas
Faclnc noads Cnder ScrutIpy -Guano
Shlpherd After Mr. Nlalne.
Special Dispatch 10 tho lntelligenccr.

sEclhl Dsnatch 10 tlie lhtelliSencCr. ... y.
WASHINGTON, May e.-The House Judi.
ciary committee decided, today, to repor,
ia favor Of the forfeiture OF The land grants
OF the seven railroads, which have never
commenced tho work Of construction-lhcy
arc all in the southwest-and to asl; leave
Of tho House TO submit supplemental re.
ports, from timc to time, respecting the
other land grant roads, including tho
Northern Pacific and the Texas Pacific.
Tho marquis and marquisc dc Chambruu,
with their children, descendants Of in.
fuycttc, together with friends, will make II
pilgrimage from this city 10 Yorktown, 10.
morrow.
Capt. llowgatc writes, from some I'm
known quarter, that his hcatl, is better and
that he will return to make it lively for
his enemies and to stand trial, when day
shall be set for it.
Tho foreign affairs committee have
hundreds OF questions ready for Senator
Blair; they propose to investigate him
thoroughly. Shipherd writes hero that
he will make it lively for cx.Secrctary
Blaine when hc is re-examinc,l.
The postmasters commissioned today
for West Virginia are: Lewis Drummond,
Tornado; John r. Adair Red Sulphur
Springs.
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RAILROAD ITAIPEftS.

CHICAGO, May 2.--The Minneapolis &
St. Paul rnilroad has reorganized, with Mr..
Gable, OF the Rock Island road rs presi.
dent.
TYLER, Texas, May 2.-The last spike
connecting the Missouri Pacific and the
International 4 Great Northern railroads
was driven, with imposing ceremonies, ut i
o'clock this evening.
LAFAYETTE, lSD, May o.-E. L. Young
local freight agent Of G. |. 4 St. l.. railway,
Mt this point, has been missing since Sun
day. Fears arc entertained tnat his nc.
counts arcshort; books are being examined
CLEVELAND, May o.-Augus.us Schcll
Cornelius Vanderbilt, William X. Wander.
bilt, L. d. Worcester and several other Off
cials arrived by special train, tonight, from
New York, to attend the Lake Shore IN.
nual meeting, tomorrow. ..
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THE INDIAN WAR.
Another I"ttie in Arizunu-Tio Inai,,i,
Rurcnu nj Washington Serene.

Another gnttie In Arixuun-1'hs Iu,lin,,
Rurcnu nj Washington Serene.
WASHINGTON, May AT the Indian
bureau, here, the belief is that the Indian
troubles in Arizona are over for the pre-.
sent. The officers Of the bureau say that
the band OF Indians, which did all the mis-.
chief, numbers about four hundred, all
told; that they were making their way to
Mexico nnd will probably get into that
country, before our troops can catch them.
WAsuISc1oS, May 2.-1'hc war depart.
ment has received u dispatch from Gen.
Wilcox, Mt Sun Francisco, that everything
is quiet at the San Carlos agency. The
murder OF one more settler is reported.
The reported murders in sulphur valley
are denied.
TUcsoS, ARIZONA, May Captain Tup-
per telegraphs to Gen. Wilcox tllat he
struck Il large force OF Indians 1T daybrcak
on the 2sth. The troops killed twelve or
fifteen OF the l,osti!cS. They captured
sevcnty-tive head Of stock, but were unable
to drive the Indians from their position.
One soldier Was killed and two wounded.
Captain rupper has joined Gen. Forsy,hc
and will follow the hostiles over the border.
A Tombstone special says courier from
the Drlsoon mountains WIS fired on by
the Indians near Helms rancho. lie re-
turned the fire, killing one ludian. lie
heard rapid firing in the direction ot the
rancho. Several Indians appeared near
Contention this evening. DR.. l.arbcr had
fight with them, killing one Fears are
felt for the safety Of Fort IIuachuc,, the
families Of Capt. Tuppcr, Dave iiaskiiiand
others. There are only four men to guard
the post. Volunteers are organizing.
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WAsu,SGroS, May 2.-rhc big whisky
men from every one OF the large cities have
been here to use their influence with tho
Senators OF their respective States in favor
Of the bill to extend indefinitely the time
in which whisky can remain in bond.
They have made so much impression that
they claim majority OF the Senate in favor
OF passing the bill rs it came from the
House. As has been shown very conclu.
sivcly, the effect Of the measure would be
to reduce so much the revenues OF the
government ns 10 produce serious embar-
rassmcnt The Senate finance committee
is willing 10 afford the whisky interest any
reasonable measure OF rcliei, and will re-
port m amendment extending the time in
which whisky can remain in bond one
year, and perhaps longer If the amend
ment is voted down aud the bill passed us
i came from the House, it is quito sure to
De vetoed by the President. rtlf
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AnalySIs Of the Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-The following
analysis OF the April debt statement was
prepared by Mr.. John Carson, clerk OF the
committee on ways and means: The
reduction in the public debt
Tor April was above the aver.
aye for the preceding months OF
the current fiscal year, the amount for the
month hcing sl4,il5,S2l, and for the ten
months Sl2S,7lS, ,2l3. The largest reduction
hitherto made in the public debt during
one year WAS in 1867, when the reduction
WAS below Si2S,00O,000, or about one
million less than has been reach
ed during the past Ten months. Thus
the reduction for the current year
leads all preceding years and is likely to
reach $l45 100000.
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DESTRUCTIVE CONFLAGnATIONS

NIIDDLErowS, DEL, May a. Coxe's
carriage shop and five other buildings
burned. Loss, $4,000.
BosroS, May 2.-Union carpet lining
works burned. Loss, $4,000; insured.
DOVER n. H., May 2.-Waslington street
Baptist church burned. Loss $4,000; par.
TALLY insured.
CHICAGO, May o.-Fi.e at Gnlcsburs, Ills,
yesterday, destroyed the Fourth ward
school house. Loss, $4,000; insurance 81,
500 in the West Chester and $1,000 in the
Continental.
A fire in Leguc, Mimi, yesterday, con.
sumcd a row Of frame buildings on Main
street. Loss $4,000; insured.
DETROIT, May 2-Martz's brewery in this
city WAS damaged by fire, last night, S2,0OO
contents damaged $1,000 more; insured.
CISclSSArI, May This afternoon Il
fire broke OUT in the sheds Of the Cincin'
natl varnish company, near the Cincinnati,
Hamilton 4 Dayton railroad, on First street
caused by varnish boiling over. The sheds
were destroyed; loss $1,000.
PHILADELPHIA, May "A private dis.
patch says that Il great fire is ranging in
Middlctown, Del, which threatens the
whole town. The entire fire service has
been sent from Wilmington.
rlrrsBuNGn, May o.-Dcstrucliyc fire at
Becks run, in the city suburbs, this morn.
ins. A row OF frame ,enemen,s, owned by
the Redman estate anil occupied by mill
workers, WAS destroyed.
RALEIGH, May 2.--YcstcrtIay fire broke
out at Binsham's military school nea,
Nebauesville, und in two hours swep
away every building. The fire originated
in the quarters Of one OF the cadets, and
was accidental. As'eldy was blowing
which ianncd the fire, causing the dcstruc.
ton to be very rapid. The quarters OF the
cadets were in wooden buildings, one stor,
in heighth and built on three sides OF Il srea,
square. They contained fifty one rooms;
iorty-one OF these furnished nc
commodations for four cadets, while
the remaining ten held only two
each. The water supply was limited
there being only three wells on the place
and no fire apparatus WAS ut hand. After
destroying the quarters the fire attacked
the two.story wooden building, in the frs,
floor Of which was Colonel Bingliam's office
and on the upper the Young Mems Chris
tian Association room and library. This
building was entirely consumed, but NIL its
contents wercsayed. Thencxt building TO bt
swept away was the Academy building" o
wood, three and Il half stories in height
and Of large size. The fire attacked tLt
"Iniirmary," which it destroyed, afterwar,
m !, m trO n f1n 1u1l Ia.
two and hall story building. This
building was consumed, together with
its various outhouses. The buildings
OF the school proper were all de-
s,royed. The fire failed to reach the private
residence Of Colonel Bingham, about 2O(
yards away. There were in tic barrack:
ut the time abont l75 cadets. Colonel
Bingham will rebuild the school ut once
and have all in order by August first. The
loss amounts to $4,000; insurance $4,000
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GOOD FOR IRELAND,
PAaNELl AND DILLON AT LIBERTY.
CaetripH Words from Gladstone Ia the prlthh
PAfllAmsnt-AlltAs American Suspect. ioLs
lltlsasel-lrtland and Easisui 10 10
Hound In Tiss or Mutual Iu,,rest.

LONDON, May 2.-ln the House OF Com.
nous Gladstone stated TINT large num-
Der Of other Suspects" would be released
ana that tho Government, instead OF re.
newlns the coercion act, would Introduce
n measure remcdypg tho administration
Of justice In Ireland. He said that instruc-
tions had already been sent to Ireland for
tho release Of the three Imprisoned mem.
bers OF Parliament, md that the lives Of the
suspects were being carefully considered,
with view to release all except those who
were arrested on suspicion Of having been
personally concerned in outrges. The
Government, ho said, l,ad taken the first
step in u policy That would crown its nd.
m'nlstration with glory and would produce
ties OF mutual interest between Ireland and
England. O. -.
DUBLIN, Mny 2.-rhrncll, Dillon and
Okelly have been released from Kilmaiu.
ham jail. After their release, they drove
upon the outskirts to lIarcourt street
stnllon' where they took the train for
Avontlale, the residence OF parncit, where
they will remain two days. They will ar.
rive in London on Friday.
There was great excitement OH the news
being received Of the resignation Of Tos-
ter. Crowds gathered on the streets and
cheercd for Parnell and groaned for Eos
ter; bands paradcd the city playing national
airs The news Of the release OF the land
leas'ers quickly transmitted through the
country, nnd soon fires were blazing ON
Wicklow hills. There was spontaneous
rejoicinss everywhere. At Limerick many
OF the people danced with Joy, shou,n.
'tostcr is gone, God save Ireland"
Bands paraded Mt Waterford and illumi.
nations were general.
Parncll, Dillon and O'Kelly were released
ut IL o'clock tonight. Further changes ut
Dublin Castle are expected. Thomas
Henry Burke, under secretary, and Col.
tflilier, inspector general Of conslabuary,
will probably resign.
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A Monster Petition for sIusou.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Thc President WIS
waited upon this afternoon by Messrs.
Clancey, Blake and IIittlc, of the New
York Garfield Club, accompanied by SEN
ator Miller. They bore a-priiiion, having
10000 signatures upon it, from citizens Of
every state and territory in the Union, ask
ing that III. verdict against Sergeant
Mason be rcmitted, except 50 much as dis
honorably discharged him from the army.
This monster petition when unfoldcd is
over q mile and quarter in length. In
this connection it is announced that on
Monday next the United States Supreme
Court will render their decision i'll the
writ oil iiabcis corpus case now pending
before them with rcgard to Sergeant Mason
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CHICAGO, May 9.-Whca. ruled lower. TO.
'"y, WIN :" very unsettled feeling. 1t was
e''"'hs 'hat the l'ice OF cash was kept up
Yesterday, by the clique, for the sole pur,
l"S" .! io'cins settlements mt 81 10; tha,
"oNr' they dropped it and the price to.day
SFi @I!Hl IS, or II discount from the for
w"Fa months Of the current crop year
ira0'ns to-day was limited and cautious
tai' sales l,Ui0,000 bu.hels.
Com WIS the chief attraction ,o.dov o,f
some some heavy lots changed hands. Orders Il
"uy came III freely from the country md
MIa' S;G dealers were buying heavily, al ont.
'La' ,La 'IiAFSrsS were stronger in tone, During
.lle m IciSr part OF the session there wos +
F",h 10 buy, which sent prices up. Cai
s'tts ,:mtDOO bushels.
..E"S were active, strong and higher, nj
'"sn9. Call SUES 100000 bushels.
tWk !y9s il speculative demand au,
hi'r,& adIfGrr'! ijI20 cents. Lard wa
HHyelS cH,red snd tho advance was sinai
SSyIAS oal!F 5a7!e, aHa II tr;tl, easier ut tt.
nlH" y" Chieoro t.eva,ors eo.t4ip 3,is5, 90
Gm V,,i't.4 mI4 sl;'w. 'GiS.000 husllels eo.1, 60
VUS %n Eas'!c'" oa's, $4,000 bushels rye, o.
" i~1 nH;5''eIs barley; .o,al Of 5,5aS,00
'S''e's "sAitst 5,S79,do Il week aso,
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NEWS NOTES RY WIRE.

There was only one death from small
pox in Pittsburgh last week.
The Democrats carried the city clcctio,
in Lafayette. Indiana, yesterday.
Heavy snow storm, Yesterday morning
1T "atcr,own, n. y and vicinity.
The nail manufacturers Of Boston have
positively refused to increase the wages Of
their workmcn.
The 5000 drummers OF Western Penn
sylvanl, have organized to secure lowe,
railroad and hotel rates.
At the spring election, Yesterday, in
Weldon, \. e., the Democrats secured III,
mayoralty. Two negroes were elected
commissioners.
AZ Winchester, Ind, Yesterday, Dan
smith was convicted OF the murder OF his
iather and sentenced to Imprisonment for
The AnFil statement shows that Penn
sylvana has in her treasury II balance in
the general fund OF 81. t33, ,7Gt 81, and in
the sinking fund Saa,9l5,O92 06.
The ease OF ll,eci,v vs.. Schuman, charged
with violating the Smith Sunday law, is on
tr,;ii III Inc Cincinnati police court. 1t IS Il
test case and the trial will be prolonged
one.
In the Jennie Cramcr murder case, at
New ilaHcn, expert testimony is being nro-
duccd by the prosecution, TO show that the
cause OF, Jennie's death WAS arsenical
poison.
The Hartford liicannuity insurance com.
pany, which was deprived OF its right to
transact business in Missouri, some days
ago, has been restored to its former posi-
ton and resumed business.
Base ball yesterday: ut Clevcland-De.
troit, I; Cleveland !. At Cincinnati
Pittsburgh 10; Cincinnati, 9. At proyi.
d.nce-l'rovi.Iencc, II; Troys, l. At
Observation-Disclosures, il; Boston, 10.
The excess OF exports Of merchandise for
the twelve months ended March3l, was sSs0,.
sS2, us the excess Of imports Of gold and
silver coin und bullion for the same twelve
months was $27 ,4GG,G7l.
In old Mexico squad OF National troop.
were badly whipped, on Mon,lay, by d
gang oi robbers, under the famous bandit
Cabaleros. The commander OF the troop.
was killed. The robbers fled TO their noun.
tain stronsholds. 0
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TIN &ct in regard to changing the time
Ior holding Congressional elections this
year in West Virginia, from November (as
pycscribed in the United States statutes) &c
the day on which the general elections oI
The STATE are held Second Tuesday OF Oc.o
ser) has passed both houses OF Congress
and gone to the President for his signature
Its i'll the words following:
Et itnoctTd Ly TIE Stmatc and House o
Mit"Ehttirts Of tie United States oj limcrict
" Congress assembled, That on tho secont
Tuesday oi October, eighteen hundred ant
tgE'ty.two, there shall be elected in caci
V9ngr' ssional district III the State OF Wes
Virginia one Representative to represcn
s!ii State OF Wcs; Virginia i'll the Forty
eighth Congress.
Sec. .. Tha, said election shall be con
tNo"d according TO the laws now in force
except so lar rs the same relate TO and Il,
Ne'mc oi slich election.
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e A SrNGE!: ot the members OF the Ohio
County Medical Society held II meeting last
night Al the rooms OF the Board OF Educa.
iioA TO initiate steps looking 10 :he proper
entertainment OF the members OF the State
Medical Society ut their approaching meet
In here on the ooith OF the month. 1t has
been Suggested in connection with this uc-
ton OF the medical fraternity that some
cooperative action should be taken by our
citizens generally, with IL view Of making
Msmvctjn. US agreeable rs possible to the
sSN'lcmcn Who compose the medical socie.
ty Of The State. At other places in West
virginia wlcre the society has held its an.
AH7! meetings, the citizens have united
with tie local physicians in extending Il
warm welcome to the members. We need
not say that the suggestion is Il timely and
propTOne. No doubt it will commend it
sell IitOp1ompt and favorable consideration
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THE ItENrucKY SPRING MEETING,



kpOrt-Tl.c winners and theTImc.
LEXINGTON, KY, May 9.-Brisht skies,
balmy atmosphere, large and brilliant
attendance, three spirited contests, II iast
track and animated betting were the salicnt
features OF this, tho inaugural day OF the
spring meeting Of the Kentucky associa-
ton.
The ragc Of the day was tho distillers'
stakes. 1t WITS captured By Cressote, tt
four year old son OF Creedmoor, in gallant
style.
The first race, for all ages, purse $3.50, six
starters, WIS won by Momlnonist, by six
lengths Lizzie S., second. Time l:l5j.
French pools paid SIC s..
Then came the distilers' stake, for all
ages; $50 entrance, half forfeit; 5000 added;
1900 TO first horse, $500 10 second, 500
to third; dash OF one and II quarter miles;
81 nominations and |. .s,arters. Pools sold:
Hendor, Sll5; Lida Stanlopc, Sll5; Bengal,
$3l; Mcndelsohn, $40, the field $40. Won
by Creosote by two open lengths; Bendor
second and Tom plunkett third. Time,
2:00l; tho last mile run in l:l4. French
pools paid $50 so.
Tho third race was mile dash for all
ages; Sl50 TO first, SO to second. Bagdud
was the prime i.vorite in the pools. Won
by Baglad under stout pull, Stella sec.
ond. Time l:l4l. French pools paid Sl3.
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The Congressional Fight Ia virginin.

WAsH'SGroS, May o.-It is not prob
able, from the best advices from Virginia,
that another extra session OF the legislature
OF the state will be called for the purposes
Of rcdistricting. One OF Mahone's most
intimate friends said to-day that they
thought it not worth while. AS the dis.
tricts now stand they had four Administr,-
ton men in Conyress-two Republicans
and two Read jtstcrs. At the next election
they expect to be able to return them
again, und thought that they were stron:
enough to elect the member 1T large. There
was, then, fighting chance to carry at
least one more OF the old districts, which
would give six administration men in the
redstrict the state with Il view to elcc,ine
seven or eight, for, there were always
chances OF slipping up on such an arranye.
mont #..f
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WASHINGTON, May 2.-The senate COM
mittee on commerce decided, by vote OF
five to four, TO report favorabiy Oh the
nomination Of Worthington, for collector
OF customs ut Boston. 1t is expected that
the Massachusetts Senators will fight the
nomination, desperately, in executive ses-
sion..
The Senate defeated, by party vote, the
bill to remove the disqnalilicaijons OF OK
confederatcs for army appointments; the
Republicans opposed the bill.
In the House the tariff commission bill
was discussed ut length. The Senate
amendments to the anti-Chincsc bill were
coneurred in.
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~ -, . ~, ooo
WASHINGTON, May 2'-ihere are 45,ooo
postollices in the United States 1t is be.
lieycd by the department that 5000 now
"ma.. ,.,;tt In oo,t.tt;,to1,,
o'.leeS III; WIZ " e'e.o''s''eo '"'s se"''
The superintendent OF the census asks
congress Tor an appropriation Of another
million ion to C, complete the work Of the census
OF lsso. ms WI oe the thlrd OF fourth
aPPToPrMlloh lor MS purpose M" mem,
bers begin TO wonder now much 1t Will
cost to lnal'y "'nd Inc th'hS"p: -.
since tho war the cost Of the public
printing has aggregated ut least s,o,ooo,ooo
The government printing office has grown
to be me greatest establishment o. the the
ka ~ ,ae NV,u. T. ~ s"o.. ~; ,'"a''ss
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4 Cannon Tint Won't Go or.

WAsulSGroS, May 2.-Ex. Delegate Geo.
@. Cannon, Of Utah, who was deprived OF
ms seat in the present House, has petitioned
that body for his full pay and stationery
allowance for the term to which he was
elected. ltis not probable that the House
will accede to the wishes Of the numerous.
ly married Mormon elder, and the prob.
abilities are that this Cannon will not 60
OIL loadcd with about 81 800 OF the nation.
nj currency, 10 which he would be entitled
under his chin, ...