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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
,.oopvrp yrN MINING STOCK.

The failnre of II. Tracy Arnold 4 Co, wsll-known
brokers in mining stocks at No. 81 broaGwat' Vas
announced at the New.lorH Mlni cogns;sts Of II
Tracy Arnold aud w. ID. Vernan,, had sncceedcd IN
q cornernc the stock of the Moose Mining Com
many. Ii called borrowed stock on THURSDAY
and all stock bought on buyers option. II sent
notice RI the chairman of the Mining Stock
Exchange that all unfuliilled CONTRACTS
shonld he bought IN under the rule. The
men caught short of the stock protested against the
purchases of the chairman, which were begun I'M
medately after the delivery hour. In consequence
of the refusal of debtors to deliver the stock accord
ing TO their contracts, the firm obliged TO sus-
pend yesterday. - =.
Tho announcement caused great excitement in
the board because the firm has been for several
years one of the most prominent in mining matters;
meeting of the Governing Committee was hciu
yesterday but it was decided that .ne
present rules of the board amply SUI
iicient to cover the emergency The disagreement
will come regularly, therefore, before the Comniit
tee on Arbitration The claim OF the thn rnIe
is said to be technical only Inc prl FdiPpor
bears are said to be Alexander T. Chls9lm N9i'3r
Of Ihe Mining Rerer samuel 7tb " Rog dapt; IL H.
Wells G. McKim George +. Mann, W. ii. Haver-
stick and others Most of these filed formal pro
chases on their account. The decision of
the question will be left, tG the dso Arb !;
tration Committee of The coard;, MI Ohsoiin Il, Is
have led the movement which ended in the failure
Of Arnold q Co. Ii is said by friends of Arnold N
Co. that, i'll addition TO the refusal OF inc oorrowerS
TO return stocks of the persons who had loaned
money on the stock sold without adequate notice.
and that this forced sale depressed the price to a
point which prevented the borrowing OF money on
this security.
Mr. Arnold has been one of the most prominent
and popular members of the Mining Stock TX
change lie is said TO have paid out large sums in
commissions and interest, and to have been gener.
Gus in all his dealings. On both sides charges OF
conspiracy have been made, and Mr. CmSolm Is re-
ported to have declared on the floor of the tx
change that he would never pay one cent OF the
differences which. according to usage, he owed. a
failed firm yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13

shown by the experiments This process Of the lqnefac
ton Of ammonia at low pressure by glycerine IN ice
machines Ia entire novel, and the results hoped Tor are
the greatest rapidity In the work with minimum OF
cost and with perfect safety and convenience in running
the machines.
The demand for ice machines Ia shown to be on the
increase from the fact that orders for ice machines OF
different kinds amounting to million dollars have been
given In the last six months There are ZOO ~
this country and many brewers regard cemakingo or coh
air machines ayoraby declaring that their production
OF beer IL Increased 30 per cent by the addona spac9
given through the Of machines instead OF large zee
houses. There 10000 porkpacking establishments
In the country where quantities OF ice are used. ana
eighty ocean steamships using great amount Oh ice'
OF which employ machines The cold storage es-
adjustments also assuming large proportions. In
this city IN the consumption OF Ice amounts 10
from 5000 TO 5000 tons day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13

MnD,Ia May l2-ssled. steamer Texas tBr,. pro.'
xnAyyAsA, May ll-sailed steamer Newport sund,..,
rt hA uKuz May ll-sailed steamer City Of Alexsa,,
Zimmerman for New.York via Havana,
boston May l2-Arrfved, steamers Worcester u..t
cci i.aa, secret lBr) Ludlow. Annapolis Ns. As@
LonsdaIe Re- sss Atas Br aoseason Liverpool Earl Of
sslled, steamer Pensher ~.-''"Sns
PHILADELPHIA MAY 10 Arrivea s,aa mar. r, ~, 49,
Sha,n aDrI Annnio Aries Gocgns. Boston, TonsvanSs
rumiey Sswye; Ashland Carr. Richmond Psnnia
,pe% ss steamers amer Ohio Warrington verpoo vsispo.
bsr ssS steamers Biddle. NOwYOrk Hercules New
BALTIMORE, May l2-Arrived steamers mcc1e,.n nm,
new Ofk; VIM Woodward Young do "'uaps;
cleared steamers Lord Jeffrey lI,r Gift pens.co.
phine. Moore Sew.York ~" ' ''''@ Jose
whitney, VoTa Cruz @''"'+ ''sAasr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13

bcpun Yesterday before Master in Chancery Patter-
son and adjourned to next Wednesday.
NEW-JERSEY.
FfrzArrTu-James McNanus age thirty-three
unmarried. was instantly killed on Thursday night
in Despe's liquor stora. barrel of ale fell on HIM
and broke his neck He was driver for Trandts
brewery and was putting the barrel INTO the cellar
LONG ISLAND.
s.yvuIF-August Brandt an oysterman, was
drowned i'm the Great South Bay on Thursday even
ing His body was recovered.
STATEN ISLAND.
NEw-CREEK SHoALs-Coroner Lea was informed
Yesterday that body had been found OH the shore
near New Creek Shoals.
WEST Observation-Disclosures j. Reeves. agent for
Rochester nursery has been arrested on charge of
defraudng his employers He has been taken to
Rnche Stcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13
w 6 CLARK's MINING OPERATIONS.

Much has been said recently about the mining
cperalons of Clark & Boutwell,. of this city prln-
cfpallv because the head of the firm was formerly
pIofesSor in Amherst College and because he was
said 10 have entIced into mining speculation nearly
ali the venerable teachers of that institution OF
learning and the majority of the men oi means in
It's neighbOrhOOd. sad tales OF the raNages maze ~
old stockings hid among the MASSACHUSETTS, mis-
have been sent out broadcast ana III
the village of Amherst alone It has been
estimated that at least S2Jo.0Oo has
beeu SINK i'm mining schemes sanctioned by MI.
Clark The ex-proiessOr returned to New-I0rk yes
terday after an absence of three months. lie was
nj the Office of the firm, busy IL examining the al
fairs of the firm and of the mines represented by IT,
lie said that il was cary for him to make reply
10 the many charges against HIM, because he had
not learned fully the condition of affairs
He declared that he was prepared for any elner-
Cency. and that, although he had been
warned on his way not 10 return 10
New-York he desired that the fact of his arrival
should be published widely. lie said that he had
done nothing of which he was ashamed, and that he
had failed to do nothing which he had agreed 10 CO.
In regard to the cOnduct of his partner, Mr.. Both
we'll he declined to speak because he had received
no letter from him for more than three months.
MI Boutwell, has been reported 10 he sick at the
St Cloud Hotel for several days In fact, he went
West some time ago, and dispatches seHt by MN
from Salt Lake City nave been received III tins city
Mr. Clark said yesterday that so Tar as ne had eX-
anined the matter he convinced that MI. BOTH
well had mlsapphed at least $4,000 OF bullion
from the StOrmOnt mlne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13
IDENTIFIED AS MURDERER ANDERSON.

DR. Fisher one of the physicians connected with
the Insane Asylum at Middlctown, Conn.,, visited
Newark Yesterday in response to telegram from the
Chief of Police, to see the man arrested near New
ark on Thursday as lunatic. who was supposed to
be John Anderson. the murderer who recently es-
capped from the Middletown Asylum. Upon seeing
the man i'll cell at Police Headquarters Dr. Fisher
instantly recognized him as the fugitive Anderson,
who however, declared that he had never seen the
doctor before. lie will be taken 10 Mddletown to-
day Anderson was employed n week ago by
farmer and on Thursday he told fellow workman
that it bis mission TO Kill his employer. lie ap-
Headquarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13
SHIPPING NEJPS.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.....MAY L. 1882.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW-IORh.....-MAHl IL. 1882
ARRIVED
steamer Carlton Tower Br Gamble Syracuse March PSI
Cstama APrii Messi6a TO- sorrento 49, Palermo 20 and
steamer Jason lDtch Henioren Amsterdam April 20 with
steamer America Ger, Hsmemann. Bremen April 90.
with mdse and passengers to Oelrichs & CO..
NoTsE with mdse and passengers Old Dominion
salt and smPy Tarrcs order Benha Pickering
Rrir Antzee Nor, Johanscn Matanzas l3 days.
las s'I to order; Benham Pickering & Co
sUNsET-wnd ut SANDY HOOK fresh; NE; thick and
raining AT city Island gale Ne raining.
CLEARED.
steamer Picqua Br Clanfon. PalermoPhclps Bros Co
steamer Vnccnzo Florio Utah. Cahero. Mediterranean
steamer Tycho Brahe (Belgl Miller, LverpOol-Busk &
steamer Bohemia tGcr Pezodt, Hamburg-Kunhardt
steamer Italia Br) Allan. st John NBHenderson Bros.
steamer Maynower, Davidson, Phladepha-Wm Z Clyde
steamer Fanny Cadwalader Clark Batimore-J Krems
steamer Scotia rl Ramsay Charleston Bros
steamer Carondelet Risk Port Royal and FenandnaC
snip Hsgarstown Pierce Francisco Van yleeck& Co.
Bark TOmmassno tal). Cahero, Barcelona-Funch Edge
Brig Angelica UtaD, de Martno Plymouth-F II Smith
Brig Helen Angler Ryder Portland Gre-van vloeck
Brig Gem (Br, Robinson. Caibarieu-J de Rivera & co.
NAILED
Steamers Gaaa for London Andes Kingston Lancaster
THE MOVEMENTS oE STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORFI
LIVERPOOL May l2Ariyed British Prince lBr
Ierkie IRON Philadelphia ?; Iberan (Br. Parry, from
May sirius (Br) Stapleton' from NewiorA Aprl
20
Ilth-saied steamer Italy (Rrl; Williams, MewYcrk ,u,
QUEENSTOWN, May l2-Autved. steamer wyoming (Br)'
Douglass from New York May2 on her way 10 Liverpool
sailed steamer CITY OF Rome (Br) Kennedy from Liver
pool hence for New-NOrk
BRISTOL, May I2-Arrved. Elysa Br) LindGuis
ter from New York April y.
iith~Arryed, steamer Cornwall (Bp. Brown from New
York April 20 o,,, N, ~,
GLASGOW May lg-Arrved, steamer Benledi tBrl Ross
BARcELoSA MAY s-Arrved. steamer Maria SPAN Motta
from savannah April 20.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MAGDALES LIGHT. May l2-Passed inward steamer Bue
nos Avrean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13

Irate sportsman" Confound it, you've shot
the dog. thought you told me you could hold gun"
Pat" sure and 80 ] can your honor. It's the shot,
sorr, couldn't howldV
Papa remarked the enfant terrible, who
was mounted on back OF the old gentlemans chair
engaged In making crayon sketches on his bald head
II wouldn't do for you fall asleep In the desert woId
itw Why not, my darling T. "Oh the ostriches
might ait down on your head aud hatch 1t out"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fynh Arenue HofeI-Senator Warner Miller. of
Herkiner " V; ex-senator NJ Morrill,. of Maine and
Judge H. bingham of New Hampshire Grand Ctnirdi no
e-The Hon. William Williams, L. =. Charge a AralIeS W
Uruguay Breroou House-Joseph Htckso Grfeia maa
ger the Grand Trunk Railway O Canada Wtndsor Ho
gresham Leopold Boston. Grand Hofst-
George II. sloan Of Oswego n 81 James u9etrs-
Congressman samuel H. Dick. OF Pennsylvania ana Dt =
Billings L. X A.. Sturterdnt Hovse-Judge l. H. WEST
brook of Kingdom N V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13
ART STUDENTS RECEIVING PRIZES.

The annual distribution of prizes to the students
IN the National Academy of Design schools took
place last evening in the ecturerOom OF the build
ing Daniel Huntington made a short address to
fLe students and distributed the prizes In the Life
school John Raught received the first prize, the
suydam silver medal; Max COIN received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13
Health of Body is Wealth of Mind.
ALWAYS SlRSlPiRILLIAI RESDLyEyT

Pure blood makes sound flesh strong and celr akin
lyon wOnd have your es your bones sOInt without
carries, and your complexion fair, use RAILWAYS sAR.
SAPARILLiAN RE$OLVENT.
Remedy cOmpOscd OF ingredients Of extraordinary medical
properties essential 10 purity heal repair nvgOras tho
brOkeTdOwn ana wasted bOty-QUICK, PLEASANT SAFE
and PERMANENT IN its treatment ana cure.
N0matter by what the complaint be sgnloei
whether II be Scrofua Consumption syphilis Uca,s sOrss
rumors BolS. Eryspeas or satRheIm diseases o, tho
Lungs, Kidneys Bladder Womb, skin. Lives.
Bowels either chronic Constitutional virus the
diseases in the BLOOD which supplies builds
and repairs these organs ami wasted tssues system
Price II. RADWAY & CO., 80 Warren-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13

the, second prize. the suydam bronze r medal
and August Kreutzberg and Edward
c. Corbin received honorable mention. In the An
tque school the first prize, the Elliott silver mena
for full length figure, was awarded 10 Bayaru III
Tyler and honorable mention was made OF MIS-. AZ
mes Schull-Gram, b. T. Newman and John kangn,.
The second prize, the Elliott bronze medal, JOE
head was given to f. j. upiohn, and honoraoe MI M
Jane Harrison and f. A. Bomford; and in thesnight
class of W. Chippendae and Charles j. Saen ,?,
The students afterward held reception at "h'o"
there was dancing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13
DIR, RlDWlYS REGULATING PILLS.

Pertecy tasteoss elegantly coated Tor the an i,
order Of the stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder neryo,
headache, constipation eostiyeness, indigestion.
dyspepsia bliOnsness, bliOu$ fever Inflammation II m,
bowels piles and all arrangements OF the internal viscer
PRICE % CENTS PER BOX. Sold by ali drug .i,fL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13

In nothing has science made such imnrovo-
mem as IN medicines now 10 this whole word il pro
Othou ne Joy news That Celery Chamom- pills an
cure SICK and nervous headaches neuralgia nervons,
dyspepsia, slcepessness and paralysis. s'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TO.DAl
Sun rlses 444 sets 1903 Moonriss 2li Moousag dy 2G
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
J,rsnoon-Siy H'k. GOV. Gsrd 1925: Hell Gate G:l5
Anernoon-sy nk. 4:29 Gov. Isd Dol; Hen Gate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13

RLAlRS PlLLS.-Great English Cont and
R'Hheunatic Rcmeiy oval d. round jOc AlirI<t,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13
HOW MISS BURR BOARDED HER MILLIONS


Another hearing was had yesterday before Sur
rogate Rollins III the contest over the will of the
late Sarah Burr, who left about S3,O00OO0 TO
benevolent and religious societies. James McCabe
testified that he lived with Miss Burr as servant
for tour years and was in her house at the time of
her death 1t was part of his duty to wait on Miss
Burr and help her about the house. Miss Burr dned
In the kitchen. There no fire in the parlOT in
winter aud she sat III the kitchen, The kitchen was
poorly furnished. The cooking and table utensils
in the house were of the meancSt kind. The chair
which Miss Burr used produced in court 1t is
a common wooden chair, with a cane bottom orIgl
nay; at present one leg is broken and hole in the
bottom is protected by an old cloth cushion. The
witness said that Miss Burr's personal habits
were uuccanly to revolving degree.
She seemed always TO be hungry and within two
hours after dinner she would demand TO have sup
per served. She did not remember the meals which
she had taken during the day. She went to bed
about > o'clock i'll the afternoon and never allowed
dress aud the witness produced an old cotton gown
which he said Miss Burr had worn constantly for a
wear before her death. A lot of cheap lewelry was
produced by the witness which Miss Burr had bought
of peders Miss Burr refused TO allow some silver
Mated ware which she had to be cleaned, because
The process of cleaning would wear of the plating.
She did not provide any shades for the windows
and refused to allow some old red curtains III the
house to be put up In the kitchen where Miss Burr
fOur chairs She took coffee in the morning il was
made in a saucepan Tho witness showed a small
iron saucepan, which had the appearance of many
wears of use, wel-wOrn knife and FORK an iron
tablespoon an odd-loOkng plate. an old china
cup and saucer, and somewhat ancient milk
pitcher. All these things, he said, Miss Burr used
daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13

"a. lake AUBURy MINERAL SPRING WATER
fEws snn ann Liver diseases Constipation JOIN MAT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13

r.. Malaria positively cured. Emory's Standa,5
druggists sell them. 5Jc. Crtenden iI5 3aiton S'''a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS

HENRY A. DANIELS, MI
IA Lo1inYeon- ave. near 2Jtlst Hours 3tJ a1f,.,r
Attentlob ~ (ientlomen- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13

You can throw the CellulOid Eye-Glass Framo,
npon inc pavement without danger Of breaking fba
.1e spencer Optical Manfg Co. sold by opticians sns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13

ID Elastlc Stockings, for varicose veins. veal
joints &c Poneroy Truss COMPANY No. 7s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13

,,:l cripple for years with rheumatism. Parker,
BiDghamtOn. ~ 70 '"S WILL D. OlioLe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13

,,I Don dle IN the house. Rough on Rats "
clears out rats. mice. lies reaches bedbugs l5c ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13
A TOY HOUSE IN THE sHERIFFs HANDS.


The Sheriff yesterday took possession of the store
of Harw ood d Beckwlth, wholesale dealers in toys,
at No. % Warren-st., on an attachment obtained
bv G.. r. johnson for about 81 200. ". K. Beck
with the junior partner. has not been seen since
Nav BY his partner or by his creditors and II is
believed that he has left the city. William A. Har
wood of the firm said yesterday that he supposed
Mr. Beckwith had gone TO Chicago. The books
showed large deficiency and were so complicated
that no definite statement could be arrived at
There had been notes gwen by MIR. BeckwIth which
had not been entered on the books, amounting TO
S3j. 600 or $4O.0 600 and the firm would probably
have to 60 into liquidation.
The present firm of Harwood q Beckwith was
started about four months ago They succeeded to
the business of William A Harwood & Son. which
had beer established for over thirty years. They
were the sole agents for the sale of the toys
featured by the G. VI. Crandall Company, of Mont
rose Penn, which closed its factory two weeks
ngo on account of the complications arising from
Uarwood d Beckwith's affairs. In April fire
Cured in the building occupied by HarwOod x
Beck with. causing large loss. The insurance was
about $40, 900, and II is said that Mr.. Beckwith
obtained half of this money from the companies
lie did the active business of the firm here. 1t is
said by creditors that far they could learn
bills or open accounts had been paid since the new
firm started but notes had been met in some in
stances Ii was question with them whether the
firm was liable for the amount of the notes issued
by Beckwith which did not appear on the books
and il was thought that legal edings would be
brought TO test the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13
Using sToRED-UP ELECTRICAL ENERGY.


The steamship Labrador. which came up to her
pier yesterday, had OH board ! 10 Faure accumula-
tors charged with electricity. With these some
Maxim, Swami and Edison lights kept burn
Jag which lighted the smokiug-room, engine-ro0m
and one state-room. These accumuators of
two sizes one weighing % pounds and containing
an amount OF electricity equal TO working force
OF one horsepower gwen out during one
hour and the other weighing forty pounds
and containing one-thrd that quantity. They are
in charge of Walter Il. Whiting, who, in company
with James r. HosmeT, intends 10 organize the
"Faure Light and Force Company" III this city.
Tie accumulators were charged three weeks ago and
ihe VOYAGE occupied thirteen days. series of
thirty kept eight lights burning one of five, one OF
sixteen, one OF six and of fifty candles power.
or the 30 600 amperes of electricity stored in all
the accumulators, only 500 were used. These &C
cumulatOrs are in use in lighting the Pullman
cars running from London 10 Brighton and il
is expected that they will be largely used
as sources of light and for other purposes AsregaTds
their economy, Mr. Whiting was asked the proper
ton OF the number of horsepower employed in
charging series to the number OF horsepower that
could be effectively used from it. I'VE don't esti-
mate il in that way" he said. 1--WE use gas engine
10 run the dynamO-electric machine employed in
charging the accumulatOrs We measured the gas
Consumed and found that the electricity in the
cnrnulators would give much larger quantity of
Light than the gas which was used"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13
NEW YORK CITY.

Buildings Mt Nos. 80 Howard-st, 105 Avenue d.
and 204 East Twenty-eighth-st. were reported "'i-
safe yesterday
The merry month of May brings to the nhabltanIls
of the swept tenement house districts onIy quioA
Decorah-posten., 1882-09-13
Utah.

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eftsr bseits Gone for at mobl0tte Zig
Sisnnemisrslien af ben iaafalote So
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paa 6lsrfoneriet. Sc bar uoittot -r
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foreboIoss bsm oersS Ylist mob air
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bolos os psbli9sbOlos Dor pOllilifs Sta'
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Decorah-posten., 1882-09-13
Seras.

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Decorah-posten., 1882-09-13
Il ania j.

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ct npt Sarmbus bill rslie ng
Nulierue / Staten prottftasr
lmoo, at Der / Sltsn lamlts Ysnes
for Of unoerbOioe be ira Spoen til
Rauias lnoaptisbs Ns9te. Oct sr In
aeniombslf Sanobeo /, al Dc liosr
Roo, % oct CT ifammell9t paa ben
Waaos at troffe folife 8qler paa fine
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Decorah-posten., 1882-09-13
Werico.

st Rruot.W asoain @napmas ipra"l
/ 9uften for en- use8 Sio fiosn, % Be
mso ct forfersslist 8rag, oa oct lnos'
boIbt 1000 Yuno Sruot. gn Wanf
6f bet enc Ben afre jet % osoe mari
sitsr. Sc n~erIigesnbs Suie rspnsos,
ca DC asts Gage for I'm Vel. 81
fslte 8iunues Muoer paa lan9t Solc
lprana / Siptisr. 8abet for Bpsn an
llaaes ill 100000.