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THE GRAIN CROP.
Revised Estimates OF the Commissioner
OF Agriculture Put the Yield at
s,692, 100000 Bushels.
Final Adjustment OF the Spanish.Ameri.
can Claims Commissien-Co Congress
siOnal-Capital Briefs.

WAsHINGToE, December 27.-When the
Mississippi River Committee reassembles
Capt. Cowdon will be first heard, followed
by members OF Mississippi River Comnis-
sion and sieambcatmen from the lower Mis-
sl'siPpi. The commission expects to report
about the let Of Fvbrusry.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Gaffan Rurn.d,

MACON, GA, December 27.-English &
Huguerin's warehouse. containing 2256 bales
of cotton and large amount of guano,
burned early this morning. The grocery of
Henry & Sherwood was also consumed.
Loss, $4,000; insurance, $55, 900.
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HARRIS made a IN ,Gly aud superb csnv Ass
of the State Isst fall l. is not 100 much 10
claim that he was tower of strength to the
cause, and that without his help it is at least
doubtful if Bate could have been elected.
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LAST year Great Britain produced nearly
forty-three per ce ut. Of all the iron made in
the world, ard the United Sales little
more than tw,n y-one per cent. But the
United States consumed twenty mine per cent.
aud Great Britain but little more than
tMentY-three per c mt.
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THE National Temperarco Society protest
against the repeal or modification OF the
whisky tax. They want instead NATIONAL
prohibitive act. Bu this would take the tax
off altogether
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-28

BoTH houses ef Cousres, are working
faithfully aud pushing legislation with oow-
mendable energy. 1t is row believed that
the desks Of the Speaker and Vice President
will be cleared before the 4 of March.
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NOBBY NuPTIALs.
wedding OF oliver Beinont aud Miss
Sarah sexan uhinss.

NEWPORT, R. L, Desspber 27.-T6e we'd
ding to-day OF Oliver Hszird Perry Belmont
and Sarah Sevan Whfrng was tne social
event Of the season The efloIgr9om Is
son Of August Belmont spd me pride Is the
daughter of the late August IL mniting.
Ine Company was about sT1ec' Tn as !ne
presents were v.I,,sJ Il sl60, 900. The bride
wss dressed in vh;ss air with pearl trim
mings. The CONT trsin was heavy white
silk, with pearl ,rimmiDgs. The sleeves
were cut sbor, =, she elbow and trimmed
with old fsmiIv Iscs The bride also wore
a long tvlIs veii wsish was trimmed with
orange blossoms - fastened back with
dismOuds, The Elf, ; the bridegroom. She
also wore a necfisss1f pearls and diamonds,
and carried : housaet OF white roses and
lilies of the valley
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is abolished there will be no difficulty about
rebate being paid to dealers. He thinks
he can suggest simple process whereby re-
bate collections can be u ade on short time.
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WILLIE SMITH. of Georgia, is promising
lad of eighteen year.. Ga Sunday last he
shot and killed two white men and negro.
He is in jail now. But he msy one day be
governor and exercise the p1rdoning power.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-28

FROM the way the Republican candidates
for the Illinois senatorship are cutting each
others throats, it is not impossible that Da-
yid Davis may be his own successor.
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DISTRESS IN IcELANn.

LONDON, December 27.-The actin. gov
ernor of Iceland, the bishop AMI other per
sons OF note, Ia q communication TO the
Times, say rnzr NOTE titilstzuding rhe fsrge
donations received thefe mast be great dis
trees from want OF ioo9 in Iceland during the
vinter
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OSCAR has been victim 'zsd The great
apostle of 4E'Lhetics has been taken in by a
common "bunko s,eerer," to the tune of
$500. But Oscar earned this money easy
and he can afford 70 lei it go easI.
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Slayer & GOldbaum,
TAIL0RS,
Cor. Jefferson and Second SITS.
SUITS TO ORDER
From now until end of the season at greatly
reduced priees-
sTAGEp 4 G0rDRaUH
yon.Residenf Notice.

Eo. 4s73-In the Chancery Court OF Shelby county
Tean.-Thomas A. Bruce VI. Frank L Fergu-
son ct al.
II Appearing from the bill which Il sworn TO In
this cause that the defendant Frank L. Ferguson,
is a resident of the State Of Missouri and q noa-
resident Of tue STATE Of Tennessee ana il also ap-
pearing from the sheriffs return herein th2t VIM.
l. Haynes IL not 20 be found in his county:
II Is therefore ordered. That they make their ep-
pearance beren, 1t the courthouse Of shelby eoun-
", in kem phis, Tenn, or before the 6rst Mon
oay in February, 1855, and plesd, snsEer dem ur
TO lainants bill or the same viii be taken for
confessed as 70 them and sci for hearing exparte;
and that copF of this order be published once q
week, for four consecutive weeks, IN tne memphis
Aeopy-attesf. Z. J. BLACK, Ca y and Master.
BY. II. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Malone & Watson, Soils. for eompl nts. tAu
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TIE TsxiDg- District and the county should
,Aslite and together build a Workhouse for
theircouvici', where they might be employed
in breaking stone to make good streets and
roadWsvs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-28

ANONYMOUS circulars, abusive of Senator
Harri', are being circulated through the
Stale. They are CIV ardly confessions of in
ability to cope with great man in fair
feld.
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II is nov hoped ihe Senate will take
nP the Lowell bankrupt bill, pass it and
tend it to the House. 1t is measure which
the country preseingly needs.
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SAD spectacle is the contest between
Mcdonald and Hendricks, of Leblanc. They
ire supposed TO be each in the others way
[or the presidepcv.
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The brave voters OF the Democratic party
OF Tennessee will not couutensnce the at
tempts beiug made by synonymous circulars
to asssssir ate the reputation of Isham G.
Harris
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Chicago Lumberman,. Exchange.

CHICAGO, December 27.-Toe Lumber
mems Exchange, in monthly meeting to daE
decided 10 coniinus the old price lisr, except
for joist and scanlling two by six inches and
twelve to fourteen feet, which were reduced
in price 81.
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FREE trade has made England mistress of
the seas, and protection has sunk America
s-s@msrcsntiIe naval power below the pet
lest of Europe.
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DEB.

GASToN-wedneSday, December y, 1852. 5
O'Clock an, JBIIA THEREsA GAsToS, aged fifty
one years six months SID TWO days, vile Of John
CASTOR.
Funeral will take place from st. Peters church
th.s fTHURsDAY) morning at O'Clock Friends
"a sDvftSS 10 attan6
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The New York Tribune indirectly an
uDces that Mr. Blaine has positively with
avn from the political arena.
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RUSSIA.

THE ClAk AND THE POPE.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dsceuber 27.-Russia
and the Pope have arranged rsd5us rideadl
one Of the Rrst results OF which will be thai
the Pope will reappoint Catholic bishops in
Poland,
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That Deadly Toy.

NEW YORK December 27.-Msrcus Pike,
aged eighteen, picked up toy pistol today,
and in a playful manner pointed ii at his
married sister, Annie MeKeon. An explo-
sion followed, and the woman was shot,
probably fatally.
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7TKE Legislature OF the State ought 10
axe it primal duty 10 re-elect Harris to
b Senate, and by at least unanimous party
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
1000 Tons Raqs, Iron and Bones

RY SAM GABAY. AGENT. DEALER IN SIC
ID ond-hand Goods, al. Alb and 4l5 SHELBY I
STREET. Alse buys and sells everything from .
Needle TO q Steamboat he invites every BODY 70
visit "a Free Public Library. Al kinds OF As-
hnln lnl.hf 6sc.lh
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BE most fearless and most independent
lie man in Tennessee to-day is Isham @.
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F course the Senate will pass the Two
postage bill just pSssed by the House.
people want it.
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42SGLAND does ffty-two per cent. of th.
\esn carrying trade of The world and the
l a,el States six per cent.
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NOTICE.

HHHE FIRM OF MURPHY & MU RPHY is this
L dav dissolved BY mutual consent. B. +. Muir
phv retiring. J. J. Murphy assumes the assets and
liabilities and will continue the General Insurance
street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-28

HE Mobile Register says that Seua,os
Brown's remarks ia relation to the spoils
lem do him DO credit.
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IMPORTANT.

A MEETING of the general committee ap-
"a pointed to direct the preparation Of statistics
as to the service of Tennesseans in the Confed-
crate Armies, is called for O'Clock this (IHUR
DAY1 afternoon, at the law Office of Gen w. Y. c.
Humes. The committee is as follows: Gen. A. J.
Vaughn, Gen. w. Y. q. Humes, Gen. g. ". Cor
DON Col Luke W. Finlay. Col. II. C.. Gala say,
Col Barteau T. W. Brown.
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SWOLLEN STREAMS.
The Rhine and Tributarits Again Out Of
Their Banks-Railreaa Traffic in
Baden Interrupted.
Russia and the Vatican Distress in Ice.
Iand-DeBrszza's Expedition-The
Hapsburg ABnisersary-

SUEz, December 27.---Arabi an his fellow
exiles embarked this afternoon Tor Ceylop.
There was no demonsirstion Of any kind in
connection with the departure.
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CoUGHs-Brown's Bronchial Troches are
used with advantage 10 alleviate coughs, sore
throat, hosrseness and bronchial affections.
Price 25 cents box.
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INDICATIONS.

Tennessee and The Ohio vaLey, partly
,osatEer, light local rains OF hgh saoW,
tly colder, nth nofskeriy 70 westerly scinds,
h Jol7owsd by fallino barometer.
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which provisions this set is applicable.
POLITICAL ASSESSMENTS.
Sec II Thatno senator or representative or Ter
ritorL delegate OF oOnErsss or senator or repre- pre-
ploye Of either OF said Houses: and no executive,
judicisl, military or naval officer OF the United
ment, branch or bsresu of the executive. iudi-
cial or military or naval service OF the UNITED
1 or receive or be in any manner concerned in so
Letting or receiving any assessment, suoScrlPtlon
Sr Ss g ssF de 5gt any yceGF OF eRpoge Of The
United States or Rny department, branch or bu-
reau thereof, or from any person receiving an. any
;ts .reaStry of the United States
soLICITiNG subscriptions:
Sec. IL That no p4rson shall, in any room OF
building occupied in the olscnarge od f,5 1lLiclSt
duties by any person or emPioye OF the United
States, mentioned In this act, solicit. IN ans man
fsr Nhatefer, or receive any. contributions OF
money or any othet f1ing Of Salue fer any pelit-
sec: "a, No oiheer or employs OF t5S DnAed
promote, or degrade, or in any manner change
the official rank or compensate n of any other
onac.r or employe. or promise. or threaten so 70
make any Contribution Of ri6hey or any her
valus.ie thing foT any political purpose. l.
service OF the United state shall direct? or fndi
city give or hsnd over TO .Dy other officer, clerk
any senator or member of the House of Represen-
tativea, or Territorial delegate. other person
moneS Sr Other valuable thius on a. account uf. or
to be applied to the proetotion Of amy political
Sec 1S. Tnst any person who shall be guilty OF
violating any provision Of The four foregoing sec
and shall on conviction thereof be punished by a
fine not exceeding 5000 or bF prisonment 3or q
and Imprisonment both in the dIserettrH of rtle
court.
The bill passed b. vote Of thirty nine
10 five, and Was sent TO The House.
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BIZ TO Regulate a.d improve The
CtEil AerNice of lhe I-nIIe ea. SfaIes-

WASHINGTON, December 27.-The civil
service reform bill as finally amended and
paseed is in its full text as follows.
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ITALY.
REPREsENrATIvE AT THE

VATICAN.
ROME, December 27.-Ensland has pro-
posed to sccfedit the diplomatic resident at
the Vstican on the same footing as the rep
resentsiive Al Prussia. The Pope has acquI-
esced in the Proposition.
THE OATH BILL.
ThrC Central Bureau Of the Senate reported
unanimously 10 favor of the parliamentary
oath bill.
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HOLD on To the fnth, for it will serve you
we'll and do Won good through .trnity.
Hold on Ia yir9nsH is beyond price TO you
at slI times andplaees. Hold ou to DR..
Bulls Cough syrs, for there is nothing like
1t TO cure a cougipr cold.
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Gore Home TO HIS hamme.
New YoRK, December N.-Oscsr Wilde
sailed for Europe to-day. Only few friends
gathered ct the pier to utter fareweils.
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The Chamber of d puties rejected 3o2 to
IE0-the amendment of Cssnele PelletaD, re-
ducing the Tunisian credit. The Minister
Of War said lbe army of occup alton will be
reduced to 10000 men, but the credit was
necessary. The de6uilive vote of credit was
adopted-424 to 81. The bill creating a
mixed corps for Tunis was adopted. The
Senate adopted the budget of expenditures
10 its entirety.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, December 27.-The emperor has
recovered his usual health.
SWOLLEN RIVERS
In consequences of continuous rains the
Rhine aud its tributaries are considerably
swollen. Traffic is suspended on several rail-
rosds in Badeu.
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Administrators A Notice.

HAVISG been appointed and qualified as ed-
LII minis ratrix OF the estate Of Philip J. Nal
lon. deceased, this is notify debtors 70 call and
pay, and creditors 70 present their claims, duly
probsted, 10 my attorneys, Goodwin Goodioe, IS
Madison street. Memphis. Tenn. AenDhis Dec.
is, lsez lsaIl SOsAH MALLON, Ada'x
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The safest way to Restore


The youthful color of the hair is furnished
by Parker's Hair Balsam, which is deserv-
edly popular from its su oerior cleanliness.
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FRANCE

DEBRAzZA's EXPEDITION.
PARIS, December 27.-The governm ent in
troduced into the Chambers credit OF 1,275,-
000f for D:Brszza's expedition.
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MkTHEY CAYLUS'

Used for ever % years great success by the
physicians OF Paris, New York and London, and
superior to all others for the prompt cure of all csses
recent or Of long standing. Put up only in Glass
Bottles containing 81 Capsules each Price 70 cents
making them the cheapest Capsules in the market
siis:;:s ss$:siH f. CAPSULES -:::, -, q
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ELECTTos nOTICE.

CTATE NATIONAL BANK,
= MEMPHIS. TENN, December 8. 1884
HS- meeting of the stockhoders of this Bank will
be hel5 on TUESDAY. JanuaIy 9, 1883, at their
bankinghouse, between the hours Of II O'Clock and
pm. for the pufpose OF electins Thirteen Direct
ors 10 serve for the ensuing year.
y A. HAYfS IL Cashier
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person concerned in making .n7 appointment IN
No DRusKARD NEED APPLY.
POLITICAL ASSESSMENTS.

Sec. u. No person habitEally using i1toEicatins
beverages in excess shall be appointed 70 or re
tsined in any Office, business or employment tC
which provisions this act is applicable.
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DE BRAZzA's MISSION.

GAMBETTA'S CONDITION.
Gambetta had a slight attack of fever last
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IMPORTER AND DEALER IN GUNS, RIFLES
i Pistols, Ammunition and Fishing Tackle 30
Bain street Electric Bell Hanging for hotel
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ooYs AND ACCOMMODATIONS.

Sec. q That il shall be the duty of the Secretary
OF the Interior to cause suitable and convenient
rooms and accom- odatioHs to be assigned or pro-
vided, and to be furnished, heated and lighted
at the city of Washington for carrying on the WORK
of said Commission in said examinations, and TO
cause the necessary printing to be done for said
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EXAMINATIONS.

Sec. 10. After the expiration OF six months
from the passage of this act no of1cer OF CLERK
shall be appointed, and no person shall be en-
ployed to enter or be promoted IN either OF said
classes now existing, or that may be arranged
hereunder pursuant 70 said raless until be has
passed an examination, is shown 70 be specially
exempted from such examination in conformity
herewith: bat nothing herein contained shall BY
construed to take from those honorAbly dis
charged from the military naval ser
vice any preference conferred by section
I754 of the Revised Statutes. nor take from
the President any authority not constituent with
this act conferred by l753 section of said statutes
nor shall any officer not in the executive branch
of the government, or any person merely en-
ployed as a laborer or workman be required to be
classified hereunder, nor, unless by direction OF
the senate, shall any person who has been noml-
ated for confirmation by the Senate be required 10
be classified or pass examination
ONLY TWO OF A FAMILY.
See TO- Whenever there are two or more mem
bers of family in the public service in grades
covered by this act, no other members Of such
family shall be eligible to appointment TO any
such gr les.
RECOMMENDATIONS
Sec II. That no Recommendation Of any perSon
who shall apply for office or place under the pro
visions Of this act, which may be given by any
senator or member OF the House Of Representa-
tives except as 70 character and residence of ap-
plieant, shall be received or considered by any
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ANNUAL REPORTS.

Sec. 5. said Commission shall make an annual
report to the President for transmission to Con-
gress, showing its own action, rules and regula-
TONS aad exceptions thereto in force, the pract-
cal effects thereof and any suggestions it may ap
prove for the more effectual accomplishment of
the DurnoseS of this
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PAINS AND PENALTIES.

Sec g. That within sixty days after the passage
of this act ii shall be the duty OF the Secretary of
the Treasury. in as near conformity as may be to
the classification OF certain clerks now existing
under section 153 of the Revised Statutes hrst 70
arrange in classes the several clerks and persons
employed by the collector, naval officer. surveyor
and appraisers or either of them, or being in the
public service at their respective Offices In each
customs district, where the whole Rumber OF said
clerks and persons shall be altogether as
many as fifty, and thereafter from time 70 time on
the direction of the President said secretary shall
make the like classification arrangement of
clerks and persons so employ ed in connection with
any of said Office offices in any other custo AS
purposes of this act said secretary shall
arrange in one or more of said classes or of ex-
isting classes any other clerks agents or persons
employed under his department in any part of
said district, and not now classified, and every
such arrangement and classification upon being
made shall be reported to the President THE re-
mander of this section is Identical with the fore
going except that the words postmaster general"
and secretaries of the DEPARTMENTS are used
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SQUARE and FART
lbs,
8 Or2Sc,
At SOL COLEMMAAMN'S
POLICR POINTS.

Joe Howard, who runs a muscle
indicator, was arrested for doing bust
ness without license.
His name was Andrew Jackson, but
he drank beer, nevertheless, and will
take a skiff ride to the farm.
Efforts are being made to secure the
arrest Of a number Of sand diggers who
have been undermining the bluff.
Seventeen arrests were made yester-
day. Nine were sent to the workhouse
and two paid fines amounting TO 81.
The consumptive thief, AL Mastin,
has been released on his own recogni-
zance, to appear for trial August Both.
Bob Lofts lot last night was a hard
one. He spent the night in the city
strong box, but was released to-day
on his promise to go to work.
Elmira Brown, Mary Brooks and
Mrs. Dalton, three untidy housekeep-
ers, were fined 81 each. Mary paid,
but the others will go to the Island.
T. 7. Mcclure, a former constable
of Grand junction, but who has been
loaing about the city for some time
past, was given twenty. four hours to
pay a fine Of fifty dollars or leave the
city.
A good looking ~quadroon caused a
four cornered fight on Beal street
yesterday evening. Miss Mollie Bell
was arrested, and will probably spend
the summer at the convict Coney
Island.
When Bill Baker asked for three
glasses Of beer. on credit and didn't
get it, he got something else. He got
very mad, aud had to be taken in tow
by a policeman, and a fine of s. had
to be imposed before he could be
cooled off.
Always remember, said His Honor
to Deputy Sheriff George Hayden, this
morning, that we're you to fall dead
in the discharge of your duty, a hun
dred men would be waiting to take
your place; therefore, never flicker
The officer had only to step into the
middle o fthe street and open his arms,
last night, when GATE Price and
Hampton Bass ran right into them,
and didn't get out as fast as they got
in, Gabe will get out at tho end Of
two hundred days, the other fellow
will keep him company a week.