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HEAVY PENSION BILL.

The subcommittee Of the house electors
committee will on Tuesday next report o.,
the Missouri contested election case OF S4a-
singhaus VS.. Frost. The report will he ~
Yorable to the contestant
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-08
THE DALLAS posroFFIcE BUILDING.

Secretary Folger to-day designated O. @.
Singley, 81. Sherman, Texas; j. P. Smith,
of Fort Worth, Texas, and J. E. Dillon, of
Kaufman, Texas, as commission to select
a site for the proposed court house and
postoftoe at Dallas, Texas.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-08

A Canard Regarding Gen. Grants Mexican
Railroad Scheme-The Yellowstone Park
Monopoly DiscuSSed-The Sugar Interests
Working for the Repeal of the Hawaii
Treaty-Gen. Bragg to Defend Fitz John
Porter in the House-PasturaE sc Lands in
the Indian Territory.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-08
ALMOST A sINEoURR.

The house committee on expenditures of
the department of justice to-day examined
j. Eel. McKenney, clerk of the United States
supreme court, in the matter of the receipts
and expenditures of his Office, during which
it was developed that the net receipts last
year were $29,496; the year previous $780,
O00
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-08
The Steamship City Of Brussels Sunk
in the Irish Channel.
Partial List Of the Passengers and All
Of the Officers.
THE RECORD OF THE STEAMSHIP.
One of the Best Vessels Belonging to
the Inman Line.

one or the BEST SeSSeIs DeIehglnS tO
the Inman Line.
CoRk, Jan. Intelligence is just re-
ceived here that the Inman line steamer
City of Brussels, Captain Land, from New
York, Dec. %, for Liverpool, was run down
in the channel by Glasgow steamer dur
ing fog, and ten persons drowned.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. THE steamer City
of Brussels was sunk OF Liverpool. Two
of the ten persons drowned were passen-
gers.
New YORK, Jan. John G. Dale, New
York agent of the Inman line of steamers,
at late hour tonight, had heard nothing
of the disaster to the steamer City of
Brussels. He says the vessel was at Queens
town at o'clock Saturday morning and
should have reached Liverpool this morn
ing; so the calamity must have occurred
between the ports named.
The offices of the Inman Line Steamship
company being closed, a list of names of
the passengers cannot be had tonight.
Ihe only Pu0Ilcatlon thaE apparently can
be found tonight is taken from the Herald
OF the 28th' Among Inc passengers on rne
City of BRUSSELS are:
MI ana MIS- W. H. mc1uaf0
~ 0legel'
Brey Hult'
D. L. JONES'
Jno. y Plummer'
Mr. ana MIS- george H. hdDf0oA'
d. M BUCK
Ooi' . b. RAINIER
Capt. ). IurVey'
D. McGee'
Mr. Dufour.
Arthur Masters.
Capt. u. ". h. Masters
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Kelly
B. e. Buxton.
From the New York Times: The Off
GERS of the City of Brussels were:
Captain, Frank S. Land.
Chief officer, James Todd.
Purser, George E. Collar.
Surgeon, DR.. VIM. Gibbon
Stewardess, Mrs. Mcdonald.
Capt Land had been many years in the
employ of the line. lie became
third officer in 1873, and af-
ter serving his time in the
succeeding higher grades, was promoted
to commander in 1876. he was for some
time in command Of the City Of Mon
treal.
Chief Engineer James Todd has been
with the Inman line sixteen years and
over, and is credited with being
thoroughly practical man, IN every way
fitted for the position he held.
He Is the brother OF he lead
ing member of the ship building
firm Of Todd, MacGregor q Co., England.
The City of Brussels was OF iron, and one
of the fastest and most Trustworthy OF the
seVeA vessels now IN the service OF the In
man line. Up to few years ago she was
known as the fastest vessel on
the Atlantic, and held that reputa-
tion over five years. She was built
at Glasgow by TODD u MacGregor,
LOT Une Annnan ilne' anu launcneo Oh Inc
11tn Oh August 1903 her nrsV trip was
made IN October OF that year, and IN
December following she made
the voyage from New York to
Queens town in the remarkably quick time
of seven days, twenty hours and thirty
three minutes, which remained the quick
est time on record until 1875. She was
an iron three decker. sloon ripoed. pro-
peller of the deptb of tbirtv-one feet gross
TONNAGE 2 76o toms Tb. decLs ve-a di-
vidad hv strong va+A- +icbt hn,Lbaods
fnrnisbad nth s,i5;n So +;-h+ dooua
-, 1Tl -,
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THEY "GoT THERE"
FINE FURs.

MERREIL RYDER
takes pleasure in announcing to his patrons that
he has now on exhibition the largest and finest
assortment of ladies' seal and mink sacques, dol
mans and imported wraps, ever shown in the
Northwest, as well as a full line of gents fur
goods, also fancy robes and rugs; 339 Jackson
street. st. Paul. MINI.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-04-21
Application For a Patent, No. 1854.

HELENA, n. T.. Feb !. isS3..
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Amcde
~ Bcssette. whose post office address is
this day filed his application for. pat.
cnt for l4.o linear feet Of the Silver Belt
Lode Mine or vein bearing with surface ground from
Mining District, County Of Be.verhead and Ter.
rtory Of Montana and dcsignates by field notes and
official plat file in this Office IS Lot Number ~
IN Township 5. Range ~ w. of principal mcr'
dan for Montana ;said Lot No. Al being as follows.
tn wit:
beginning ut the s. W. located corner which j.
marked i-Iaso per corner No. ! OF this claim.
from this corner.the initial point, for mineral
views in this district which Is NJ. e. X. l. p. marked
the +. face Of qnarzitc rock in place ioo xSo'
xSo hears S 3 90 W 7os feet distant, running thence
n ~ AZ + 10 ie,.: thence N So 90 + no feet
thence Y So 4s' " 100 feet: thence 7l'sp w rays
feet; thence So 4s $40 feet to corner No. thu
place uf beginning containing 9 ii. iso acres.
The location of this mine is recorded In the Re
cordcr's office OF Bcavrrhcad county. Montona i,
B.nk Of Records. The adjoining c!ainlnts arr
unknown.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any por
ton Of said Silver Belt Lode, ,nr surfc. ground
are required to file their adverse claims with thu
Register Of the United States Land Office at Hecn,
the Territory al Montana, during the sixt, dav
period Of publication hereof, or they will be barr"'
by virtue Of the provisions ot the Statute.
F. Atkinson, Register.
F. p. SrERL ING, Atty f,r claimant. Is Isl
The Dillon tribune., 1883-04-21
Application for y Patent, No. 1,257.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, N. r., February 10 1854.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Philip She
nan. John Branagan and Ralph H. Wallace
whose post office addresses are Bannack, Montana.
have this day hed their application for patcn. tor
the Pioneer placer claim, hearing gold, with sur.
face ground, situated in organized mining dis.
trict, County OF Be.verhead and Territory Of Mon
t!na and designated by the field notes and ofici:.'
plat on file in this office Lot Number AZ in I'm.
surveyed Township No. S. Range II West %:
principal meridian for Montana said lot No. &.
being us follows, to wit: y
Beginning at corner MOI Of SURVEY No. ,2SI, LOT.
Is from which the initial pint for surveys in this
district bears n 69sso sss feet distant; thence.
$: $50 W. $50 feet; thence 5. sa'so E. ~ feet
feet; thence N. 30 w. 600 feet; thence N. IA, W
~ feet to corner No. and the place Of beginning
containing I7.44 acres.
The location Of this Mine Is recorded in the Re.
corder's office of County Clerk Of Beavcrhc;
county. Montana. in VOL Image gag ofrccords Tn,
adjoininx claimants are 1.otjNo. 50 b on the west
and I-Ot Is on the Snuth. west
Any and all persons claiming adversely any por
tinn Of said placer mine surface ground are r..
CURED to file their adverse claims with the Registr,
OF the United States Land Office at Helena in III,
Territory of Montana during the Sky days perio.
Of publication hereof. they will he barred BY vir
suc Of the provisions of the Statute.
F. Atkinson, Register.
F. p. STERLlNG, Atty for claimants. SID
The Dillon tribune., 1883-04-21
Application for = Patent, No. 1894.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
ntI.ENA. NJ. r.. February I. 1854.

HELENA M IL rcTu'Tv u 1929.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Amctc
~ Bessette and Fred &. North. whose post Office
address is Rannack, staverhcad County. Montana
Territory have this day filed their application fr
patent 800 linear fee, ut the Arctic Lode. MINI
ar vein bearing gold, with surface ground So feet
m width, situated in no organized Mining District,
county Of Dcavethrad, and Territory IT Montana.
aud designated by the field notes and ETHICAL plat nm
file IN this office ms Lat No. u. in unsurvcycd Tow"
ship M. s. ,nec No. ~ W ut principal 'neri'''"
fy Atontina; said Int Ma. ~ teng ~ follows. viz
Beginning at the 5 W corner Of this claim, WHICH
10 lin. stone soxi4x,s inches, marked l.is7h t'.r
ct.s. No. I, firm, which cor. No. Of the Silver Belt
:,ls VI Nmrde ncsscttc hears IA ~ W a,il5 feet
distant. tn initial point for mineral surveys in this
Dist. is NJ. c. Y. l. r. marked the E t;,cc Of tho
summit nf granite rock InOxsnxso 4. which hears
s y ~ " sohS #. distant running thence az W
lsoo f. thence y f7S $40 IT,; thence $ az 1900
4: thnoce ST ,oO It. to- the place Of beginning.
ssaRnetc ~s,ssS:e 10 ,oE containing ms acres
The locatiaN It this Mine Is rec0rdcd in the Re
,order's ofice Of Ieavcrhead County. N. I.,in Vol
i. -. Sc..".:. -. s.:a county. The adjoining CLAIM,
ants are unknown. ANY and all persons claiming I'D
vrrscly any portion Of said Arctic I.odc mine or sur
face ground requrcd to file their adverse claims
with the Register of I'll United States Land Once 1T
Helena in the Territory If Montana during the sixty
days period Of rnhlica ion hereof, they will he
barred by virtue of the provisions Of the Statute.
r. ATKINSON. Register.
Ftp. STERLING, Atty. for applicants. l6-isi
The Dillon tribune., 1883-04-21


greater
As
The Dillon tribune., 1883-04-21
-..sro4wolss Nor sale.

11>xAno B,aola NOr SALE
have few irst-clsss Mer'no BUCKS Tor sac ~
bargain. Will sci! nne "r more to SUIT purchaser"
Call on or address Mr.. Phil Thorpe. Onion. M."
,.n.. is. WILSON.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-04-21
xtesl Aohiees.
APPklcA 7YoN FOR A PATENT. M. ,,es.

: APPLICATION FOR A PATENT, No. RAGS.
UNITED STATES LAND OrricE.
HELENAs MONTANA. Feb. -, 1854. (
NOTICE il hereby given that phihp Shenon.
~ whose post Office address is Bannack, Beaver.
head County, N. T., has this day filed his applica-
ton for patent for from rS9 to tios linear feet al
Pioneer Lt,dc. Mine or vein bearing gold with sur
ace ground from ~ tn 600 feet in width, situated
in NO organized mining district, County Of Beaver.
head and Territory Of Montana and designated by
tho field notes and official plat lille in this office a.
principal m ridian for Montana, said Lot No. Is
being as follows, to wit: ~
Beginning ut the Y. located corner, which Il n
lime stone a4xI6x'o inches, from which the initial
point for mineral surveys In this district, hears n,
dpS3o e. SIS feet; running thence N. - w. i,qs
test thence NJ 6eis &. AZ feet; thence 5. $40 f.
iS9 feet; thence s. w. zoo feet to the place Of
beginning. Magnetic variation lS'-loeis' contain
ing l4.63 acres
The location Of this mine il recorded in the Re-,
corder's Office Of County Clerk and Recorder ~
seaverhead County, NJ. +. in Records. The adj,in.
Ing claimants are Lot No. "3o r" on the South.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion,
OF said Pioneer Lode, Mine or surface ground arc
veg1red to file their adverse claims with the Regis.
tt:r Il die Tinted States Land Office at Helena in
tho Territory Ut Aiontana during the sixty dav~
period Of publication hereof or they will be barred
~ sstas Of ths provisions Of the Statute.
F. Atkinson, Register.
F. T. STERLING, Atty for claimant [o-lS
APPL/C.A T/CN F3R A pa T,EWT! NJ ,a,o
The Dillon tribune., 1883-04-21
sfofk Grand Gards.
Under this heading owners Of brands may publish
Stock Cards similar to the following at $40 per -ear

NJ. 3 ARKEl'r, Horse Prairie
Be,verhead County. Montana.
Brand-Cattle, I ON left side,
Horse, same on left shoulder.
Mark-Cattle, waffle IN left law. ~
Rangc-Horse Prairie and 'Nix
Hole Basin.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
osn,smeu regarding what was necessary to do respect
MAKING REPAIRS.

gentlemen regarding what necessary to do respect
ing the Cesnola collection.
MAKING REPAIRS.
After these conferences they instructed me TO repair
the collection thoroughly. Disnteg alton had set in'
oc,anv in the neghborhood OF the fractures and our
had looked to the determination OF the best
etbods 10 preserve the statues from further damage
We then proceeded TO remove all OF Mr. Gehlens Tepa
The work was begun ey WSeH ssss we're repaired
thev we're nut on the floor OF the main hai pehulhg
classification Inc D3S1 w we're evident were
naced as near together as possible ana IXed IN Ny
rods Then hG @ SaS that wond
assist dsinegraOn. In order 10 Keep Ie dInosl 70
nc,IaCe milk aud CyprOte stone that produced MN
This wash was only used along these lines OF IacluIe
,1 i. % Eae rcferred not to conceal such but
deemed the wash Indispensable for the preservation OF
months of experiment. had the Louvre Museum eA-
% had the effect of removing encrustations
II did not DO so always. THE head of female was
shown There is an encrustat9n on tha 9napter ~
remove H. Mr.. Ready rcparer OF the BIlusn h,s1i r, E
repaired that slap was STS sn%wn MIN MIN Cboate pointed
ont IN tbe Jury that fracture lines had been cOIOcu anu
carving continued over them; n,,,,,,. ,ros ororod on
Narrh 40 1890 The opening to occur III May, Dut
President Garfield wrote t6at ne couI not De p[fSfh tho
preparations and worked night and day SIX trustees
assisting in different Departments n GiH mot
at abou fifteen or twenty objects had In the hurry or
the final preparations been sent upstairs In the condition
in which they mad left by Mr.. Gehen, and had been
mt i'm the cases | fell sick with rheumatism ana
eervsneas Immediately after the opening and after a
months confinement went from my bed TO the spring
Ionse in Richheld Springs, and Iemancd there untli
after The Art Amateur publication The letter OF august
S6 nronouncng the charges false and macously made
nnblished 10 defend myself and the Museum and not 10
defame the plaintiff / made report to the Executive
Commtee of the Board Of Trustees with no other motive
than 10 defend myself. When announced the SAFE OF
the collection TO Feuardent in London ho behaved as
tI,, hn a mt believe
70 sell 10 America and had written to offer the collection
at less price than had been offered. When printed
the phrase at less price than demanded 1t was mis-
take.
The case will go on to-day.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
CoITRT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10.

supRYsy CoUET-CHAMBERs-BefU Lawrence J,-Nos.
30 80 9O 81, 81 90, ~ lJ2 lGi, lS! - 22 2a3, 242
pa 2j 2G 24S $50 2jl 2jJ, 2JG 20, 21-' 21o 2Op O
SrPREgE COuET-SPRCAL TEEH.-Beforc MscOmber. j.
Nos Isl l34 4S $50, 4lG 25l, l2i Ia g. 200 p g.
Inn 24l' 213 Isl go. 36l, 80, 3I 3lO BAG go hS III
ase on-Dayeuport agt Hamburg Insurance Company No
day calendar. - 49, %, -,,.--,--
33S9 273 1877 28iS 1896 li3 i074 lill 3O5Iia i'll
I452 ii4 lp48 ll3', G2-, t4l. 1919, 144r 2il6 l4jG
i59Sl i255 III 5o3 5ol Loo l.Gl 80, 1903 lig ic5
STtarTE CoUGT-CIRcUIT-PAHI III Before IarTemoIc j.
Case Mobile Bank as the Ph0nN Insurance Company
NSrRR6G 1TF,s CouRI-Before Roiua sEsiate Of G. H..
JaCo SiumOns Murray t. A. Nelson, George Hcwe
sion Daniel McGoyeIn and Jane Blachan II al Lydia
SiIPgIgoh CoURT-sPKCIAL TEET-Be;ore TruaK, J.Nos.
20 %SlePfE0K COT ,I-TutL TEgI-PAET L-BciOrc Solgwck,
C.J-No.. 1O4s, 1904, 1913 l04, ll79. ~
SIPFROR COULT-TRAL IKlM-PAET II.-I}cfurc OGOr-
man Nos 579 1910 1913 go, 1850, j72 J6, $685. 30
oil 600 542 2GS 3GG 1905, 0O7, 1888 I.3.
StTERoa CouHT-ImAL TEEA-PAI III lli;-Beforc lngra
ham J~Sos 1855 1888 55g 1860 1866 1868, 1872 l3G6.
1867 1868 1863 1870, l37l, 1872 1873 l5i, l1 1876
i31I i.;,S 1879 1880, 1881, 1882 ls 1851 1888, 1856,
1881 1888 $50 1880, 1884, 1892 1898. 1894, 1852 1896,
CS0;iaoS PLEGs-srEcAL TERH-Bcfore Van Hocsen, j..
C0SSoS PLyAs-EQUIrr TERM.-Before Van Brunt j.
tCoYygox PiT1s~TRIiL TgRM-PAu I-Bcfore Beach, j.
Case on-Parsons aud another ACT. Bell No calendar
COMMON PLgAs-TRAL IKRA-PAKr llI-iieiorn Daly &.
Nos 73I 72 JS0 4jO Joo 7J2 fU0 60 G0' C36 az 10
CRY GoUTr-TaAL Tgm-PAR1 I-,Beiqro Nehrbas. ) -
Nos i32 Ig7 l99 300 1885, 10 90 lS9 lGS ~ l 5S2
225, 226 ~ 2 2S 33i 49, 2S 49, 10 2'o 9' Z"''
Cry G0rRT-TnAL TFRN.-PART III Before HAYES, J.
Noe 4O8 60 30 1906 1904 707 6l7 b. oG, o. 4l 1885,
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
CLOHyG PRICES or gOyTOy STOCKS
BOsToN. Tuesday. Dec II, 1888.
CLOSING PRICES OFPHILA DELPHIA STOCKS
Rea.cled bg Jonx u DAyIs \ %. U VAN.
TUIsDAY. Doc. ll-r. II.


The principal factors in to-day's stock market
were the several further developments concerning
thc railway pools. which left no doubt in the minds
of operators that serious trouble is threatening the
active transportation system between the Atlantic
and Pacific oceans. " Ii is AN i'll wind that blows
nobody any g0od' and to-day, although the
market was unsatisfactory to holders Of stock,
brokers were made happy by a large increase in
their orders From the opening To the close of
business there was free supply of " long stocks
supplemented by considerable sales for the short"
account but the feature Of the day was the limited
rccoverics. both in amount and Duration, which
frequently was occasioned by covering Of short"
stocks so it seems as if the outstanding short"
interest had been naturally reduced rather than in
creased by the days decline particularly III such
stocks as Union Pacific and those of the Northern
Pacific system, which stocks suffered the heaviest
decline The grangcrs all felt the pressure to sell.
and Northwestern common stock particularly
suffered because Of resales Of "A portion of
tie largo blocks Of it that were marketed
last week. The Southwestern system was dull
and steady except Missouri Pacific, which declined
from 07ai to 9Gl2G907s. The coal stocks were
fcycrish and lower, with less than the usual
amount oi business done in them for an active day.
The trunk line shares until late in the day attracted
little attention, but toward the end they were
freely seld ard record nal Losses of q for Central
a,id Hndson. ls for Lake Shore. rs for Michigan
Central y fnr Canada southern, and - per cent
for Egic. The most Important rally occurred after
2:i5 o'clock. when tIIcr" wss lively buying by
earlier short .cilrrs but wen tha: demand was
supplied the rres qicSy lo,t the best pait of the
adyaace, an tie ularlc! closed weak ~ near the
lowest dlaI.S.
An nnu.ull an1un: .: bIs;..r.s was Ganc in Gov
ern!ncnt bonds. Trees wcle strJn9, aad the bldE
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.
.rpANy. Dec. 1l.-In the Court of Appeals


TO-DAY the following decisions were handed down:
II Hudson Holly agt William H. Gui1n Alonko CLARK agt
thc ake Shore and Michigan southern Railroad company
Ioring ART same Clark agt same; Whitman aRt same
AImTa B Coleman agt the Manhattan Beach improvement
Comn1nv limited and anOthcr-Julgmeuls autine WIN
Dime Savings institution OF Ncw.l Otk ai
osae W Wimo another.-Jud reversed AZ To VIZ
mot trial grautedi costs 70 abue lc ~ cl
Sus1D Rogers The Village OF Sandy Hli ana others
obu o. Reilly and another agt the city Of klnCstonApp'
samuel \. Bliss agt Royal = johnson
and Abner udment reversed new tila Eiahl'
to abide The eyCDt. Jane A Weed ana another ak
charles ROot-Jud sment affirmed without costs william
General and special Terms reversed In re apphch'h o.
New.York West shore and Buffalo Railway company 10
OF Opheia q. Townsend and OtltiS IS hHhA
sirviv0r etc appellant agt John SaOey, lr, rcsPoud
affirmed with costs Marie HHusner agI ihe bfo'hN
civ Railroad Communication 10 amend return granted
otber-Motiop appoint special guardian granted without
costs Mary Ann Feisier agt. John Shepard-Moioh 10
amend record have date OF decision nNed bctW
March 27 1888 and April s. 1888. when defendant dloI
granted without costs and date OF decision hXed as or Ma
81 1888 Hannah Mead act Lucretia G. smith M0ton 70
ag Joseph CudppMoIOn TO correct Judgment ana retu
tur gTantcd.
The following causes were argued:
No 2sO-Edson +. Emery agt George Batz and Solomon
No Sss-Chares f. wenpc and others agt David NJ IN
No s22-Agnes Y. Humphrey agt. Mary z. Hayes and
y" Slts-GeIrge G. Genet agt the City Of Brooklyn.
No 3O2-John NJ. MastersOn agt. Caleb r. whitaker ana
another. 80, ~. ,,- s,, %, ore ,-o
276, $50, $40.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
COTTON MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

LvERrooI- Dec, lll220 p mCol;ou1,Ih1re Is med mod
crate mauiIy which is freely supplied AiiiGLng PAlsl
s7S do Orleans lGd. racs, Spnn bales ncinbnf 3On
t specnsticn and export; receipts 2JbOO bales INC 'ng
i,ip American. piDds, Low MddnS cAus',
December delivery 80 SD DO December ani Jannary aG
itverv 8 b3t4d; do. January ana lrDriIiy dciteiy'
5s!6ld; DO February and March E'e5, % %yg-1t1 M
10 Mar,h ard ApIil delivery, ! .Hbid, co, Afll ana
nv deiiveiy o25ld TO- May and june GoiiS cry lid
do lime an july delivery . GCic ELt lr s:,ad ,
n m - cf:Jf-Futmes-i plmds, Io" 1ih 'iF '"N'c'
January ans rIary delivery, 5jJid a. . a. 3D.
al yVsT0T Iec li-CD;ion steady M!iAin. . Ire :
Low MiddNrg Oscs Good OidiAiy, J'@' - i'teip ~
2,J0J gross. 2,5voi tAp"I'S No"7'"'''' - ''' ''-
YtO, +, II J,6Js. ..,.. ,,t,,,,u.- az ~ . fos
70 uOod Ordinary. = ec 5tL "a - . =
oepts % = cy ports 20 DTrat ral sy;hJ - I'm, .,'
40 10 the COitinenL sales, S,-OJi a3' e'eAihs'
loo; sJock lU6.o3J.