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a NOTED BUT UNTITLED wol1Ae.

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some of her correspondents love 20 call her She
IS zeaiously devoted to her work which is the outcome
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assistants to help her large correspondence
which daily pours in upon her. each bearing it's special
burden of suffering, or joy at release from it. Her
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health by the OF the Vegetable Compoan2, can be
obtained hy addressing Mrs. P with stamp co7 reply
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For Kidney Complaint Of either sex this compounds
s1l''passcl as q 5U16cDe Testimonials show.
Mrs. PlSlass Liver Tills,' says enc writer "are
the 5sc ga the 'cord Tor tie OF Cons tpEtion
BiiousHess aad Iczpidity of the liver. Her Blood
Purifier works wonders in its special line and lids faiY
so equal tl.e Compound in its popularity.
An must respect her Angel of Mercy whose sole
ambition is to do good to others.
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Speachee's Band.

AMADARx, l. T., March 2S.-The Creek
Wichita agency says that Speachee's band
of Greek Indians umbering over 400 are
now in camp on Leope'e creek about sew
en- miles northwest of that agency. They
are all we'll armed with Winchester rifles
and Colts revolyers, and have considerable
stock with them that shows hard drivin 2.
They propose to remain where they now
are until the grass grows better.
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of New York, received threatening letter
from large number of miners of Querida,
where the mine is located, demanding the
dismissal of Superintendent Perkins and
Foreman McGregor, charging unsufferable
tyranny, and that they interfere in num-
berless ways with their rights as men, etc.
Reliable information says the true solu-
ton of the trouble is that
Perkins discovered an organized
band had been long stealing ore
from the company, and was instrumental
in sending several to the penitentiary.
The climax was reached to-day when the
malcontents served notices on fifty per-
sons to leave town forthwith, threatening
violence. Querida and the surrounding
country is terribly excited. Armed miners
are parading the streets, and the law is
defed. Gov. Grant has been called upon
to proclaim martial law. Fears are enter
tanned of bloodshed before morning.
CAN PROVE HIS INNOCENCE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 26.-W. c.
Woodward, the newspaper reporter arrest
ed on charge from st. Louis of passing
gold plated nickels for So gold pieces. is
still in Jail here awaiting the arrival of the
Woodward speaks confidently of his ability
to prove his innocence and is anxious to be
taken to st. Louis, where he says he can
prove his innocence.
NOT GUILTY OF THE ROBBERY.
WHEELING, w. Va, March 28.-Wendell
Dickshied, charged with stealing $500
from the estate of the murdered Dr.
Scheickhardt, was released to-day on the
testimony of the administrator. The pris-
oner had told him of the money in his pos
session and had been advised to ship it as
he attempted to Go. The cellar OF DR..
Scheickhardt's house was dug up to-day in
the hopes of finding more buried coin, but
the search was fruitless. The impression
prevails that large amount of gold is
still concealed in the house.
INDICTED.
ST. LOUIS, March 28.-Among the in
dictments returned by the federal grand
jury this afternoon we're j. A. Blackman,
postal clerk or the Missouri Pacific rail-
road, for Withholding sample package of
merchandise sent through the mails; Ber-
thald Falkenheimer, postal clerk, for tax
ing letters from the Louisville mail in an
Ohio & Mississippi postal car, and w. G.
Wood, recently arrested in Nashville for
gliding new nickels.
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FI.tly COntradicted.

DETROIT, Mich, March 23.-Edward Don
ovan, a partner of Erastus Whitney, OF
Chicago, syrup dealers, fatty denies Mon
days Associated Press statement from
Chicago, that he confessed to Whitney tina.
he converted to his own use $50 900 cash
and the proceeds of $4,000 worth of goods
belonging to the firm. He says the whole
statement is the boldest falsehood. He
has taken nothing that did not belong to
him and is simply unable to make good
his share of the firms losses, his share be-
ing about $4,000. Donovan further de-
MES that be is or has been fugitive, as is
represented. He is atAnn Arbor, where he
can be found any day for the next three
months
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The Iadian Difficulties.

CLIFTON, Arizona, March 26.-No far
ther depredations of renegade Indians are
reported to-day. Col. Forsyth is skirmish-
ing on the southwest line of New Mexico
and Arizona, and Capt. Black, of the vol
unteer militia, has gone to Horseshoe
canon, Arizona, to picket the territorial
line with view of capturing struggling
bands of hostiles en- route for old Mexico.
Military men believe that comparatively
few Indians are engaged in the bloody
work, and these can easily be handled.
Forsyth's command is provided and they
will be oyertaken before they reach Mex
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junction of South Washington. Upon the
that like estimates for tunneling
Washington avenue north and Fourth av-
enue crossing be made.
Aid. Eichhorn moved that the city at
torney and engineer report to the council
an ordinance establishing a new grade of
Washington avenue north for the purpose
of establishing the grade of the tracks in
the case of bridging or tunneling, as the
case may be, and for the purpose Of in
forming people who. contemplate making
Improvements on their property along that
avenue.
Aid. KEGS moved that the engineer make
estimates OF cost of tEnneling Washington
avenue and Fourth streets, of the Mani
toba crossings. Adjourned.
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Tsnuessee RaiIroad Con,missio,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 2S.-The SEN
ate has passed the Edmundson substitute
for the house bill establishing the railroad
commission. The commission established
is very similar to the Georgia commission,
perhaps more advisory in It's nature, and
exempts from the provisions of the act
for ten years, new railroads now IN process
of construction or hereafter to be con-
menced. The house had already rejected
a similar substitute, and the final passage
of the bill is problematical.
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Ocean Steamship News.

New YORK, March 2S.-Arrived. the Gre
clan Monarch, from London.
LONDON, March 28.-Arrived out, tht
steamers America, from Baltimore, Oder
from New York, Indiana, from Philadel
phia.
NEW YORK, March 2S.-Arrived the
European steamers, Circassia and Amer
ique.
BALTIMORE, March 28.-Arrived the Her
man and Bremen.
LONDON, March 2S.-Arrived out, the AZ
choria aud Polynesian, from New York.
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The Debt of Memphis.

MEMPHIS, March 2S.-The governor to-
day signed the bill passed by the legisla-
ture for the settlement of the debt of the
old city of Memphis according to terms
recently submitted and accepted by the
creditors. The present city government
will Immediately proceed to fund the debt.
Under the provisions of the bill the first
interest will fall due July l, 1888. An am
pie tax has been levied and interest will be
prom pity paid.
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Dropping Hot Goals.

New YORK, March 28.-A verdict of $4,000
against the Manhattan Elevated Railroad
company was rendered in the court of COM
mon pleas to-day. 1t was proven that hot
Goals had dropped from the company's en-
gines on the backs of team Of horses:
that they ran away, and in their flight ran
over Jos. Lavery, a boy, rendering him i
cripple for life.
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Georae Zin.nl-1.le .,l. croMbEe.

George Zimmerle is the proprietor of a
cheap Hennepin avenue bed house. Yes.
terday, at the instance of young German
girl named Alfredo Michel, he was placed
in the calabose upon very serious charge
In the afternoon the prisoner was ar
raigned before Judge Cooley upon war
rant which alleges that the complaining
witness is an employ of the defendant and
that the defendant forcibly entered hel
bedroom, and assaulted her with intent 10
commit rape.
Zimmerle pleaded not guilty and hat
the preliminary examination continued
until this afternoon il $1,000 bonds. He
is about sixty years old, and is considered
q ''hard citizen"
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Business Troubles .
Especial Telegram to the Globe.


DULUTH, Mimi, March 26.-Christian
Haug, the leading jeweler OF this city,
made an assignment to-day to NJ. Haug
and j. A. Mannheim. The liabilities are
not known, but believed to be large. The
assets consist of stock. of jewelry valued
at several thousand dollars.
MONTREAL, March 2S.-Campbell, Tays
lor d Co, knitting factory, have assigned,
with liabilities not known but Unexpected not
to be very heavy.
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Reducing Charges.

ALBANY, n. Y, March 28.-The executive
committee of the state anti-monopoly
league have adopted resolution favoring
the bill before the legislature to reduce
for elevating grain, as right and
proper, and fitting supplement to the re-
moval of tolls upon canals,in order to pro-
teet the commercial interests of the state.
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Municipal Court.


Before Judge Cooley.I
Frank Mather, drunkenness; paid fine
of 81.
Joseph R. Brennan and Edward Dolan
drunkenness; sentence suspended.
Arthur Weldon and John Hit, drunken
ness; committed ten days.
Perry Nichols, drunkenness; paid fine
of 81.
Frank Kelly. drunkenness; committed
ten days.
A. Anderson, disorderly conduct; dis
missed.
Milton Grover, abusive languages; DIS
missed.
George Zimerle, assault with intent to
commit rape upon Alfredo Michel; COM
mitted until this afternoon in S1,O0C
BAIL
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Threatened Strike.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 28.-At the
Kentucky glass works, in this city, two en-
ployes we're discharged this morning for
disorderly conduct. Twenty other en-
ployes demanded the reinstatement of the
men, which was refused. The twenty men
then struck. Their places Will be filed to-
morrow, but trouble is anticipated owing
to threats from strikers. Application has
been made for the presence of the police
to maintain order.
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To Rehnild Kingston

New YORK, March 2s.-A Jamaica letter
states that the colonial minister is ready to
grant loan of 10000 for rebuilding the
burned district at Kingston, at Ter cent.
interest and g sinking fund, repay able in
eighteen wears.
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Tn. Luuisi...as courts.

New ORLEANS, March 28.-The jury in
the election fraud cases returned verdict
of not guilty, and the election cases are
indefinitely postponed.
T. Lee Shute, convicted of embezzling
money from the city, is pardoned.
A mandamus was refused preventing an
assessment of certain state ami city bonds,
alleged to exempt taxation under the con-
stItution. The case will be appealed.
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IN HOT WATER.

TAKE TEAsPooNFUL OF TARRANT'S
SELTZER APERIENT IN GLASS OF HOT
WATER, EVERY MORNING, HALF AN HOUR
BEFORE BREAKFAST, AND YOU WILL GO TO
BUSINESS WITH AN ELASTIC STEP, a CLEAR
BRAIN, AND EVERY FUNCTION OF YOUR CODY
WORKING AT HARMONY
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suspicio. 5 II Pmrel,s,e.

ST.. Louis, Mo-, March %. Ii is reported
that Phil Armour of Chicago has purchased
the works OF the st. Louis Beef Canning
company il East st. Louis. paying there
for $4,000. The report Is not verified,
but it is known that representatives of Mr..
Armour have been here foe several days
looking at the works, and that negotiations
for their purchase have bean pending.
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unbinding the woes rI,ains.

Boston, March 2S--A majority of the
legislative committee On the election law
will report resolution providing for such
a change IN the constitution that poll
tax shall not be levied aud collected as a
qualification to the right 70 vote. i mi
nority report will also be submitted.
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No More Tickets 10 scaIpers.

ToLEDo, o.. March 2S.-A large attend
ed meeting of the passenger agents of the
western railroads has been in secret session
here al day. considering the subject of
cutting rates. An agreement was signed
TO adhere to the tariff rates after April 1,
and to sell 20 more tickets to scalpers.
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An Iron Suit.

CHICAGO, March 2S.-Suits in attachment
have been begun here by the Kelly Stove
company and W. T. Carte & Co. against
the iron firm of Potter & Co, of Troy, N.
T., for an aggregate of about $4,000.
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CRIME RECORD.
a COUPLE OF Tragic SUICIDES AT
CHICAGO YESTERDAY.

A Woman at GlenbeuIah, Wis, Kills Her
self and Chiid-Sentenced to be Hanged
a Man Cuts His Throat at Norfolk, Va
The OdorOus Hise Family Worsted Iu
Their Libel Suit.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.,
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, !

OfF1CE VI IHE BOARD OF EDUCAIION,
ST. PAUL, March "a, 1883. :
Sealed proposals viii be received at the Office
of the Secretary of the Board OF Edacation
of the City of Saint Paul until II m,
Saturday the 3lst day of March, 1883, for FUR
nishing school desks for the High and Ward
schools now in process of erection. The COM
mittee reserve therght to reject any and al bids.
II. II. ATHEY,
Chairman Committee on Purchases ard
Supplies.
Address J. G.. DoNSEaLx, Secretary Of the
Board of Education. $3.50
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SAN ANToSIo. Tex. March 2S.-The re-
port that Inspector General Sackett is in
SIN Antonio is = mistake. Jas ia Santa
Fe, N. NJ, VITA Gen. saerid
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stTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
; IS. IN Probate Court, special tern March 27,
in the matter of the estate Of Helen II. Hunt,
deceased:
On reading and Cling TIE petition of Edwin e.
Jenne. OF Derby Center, in the State of vermont
representing among other things that Helen IL
Hunt late of Derby Center, Orleans county IN said
State of Vermont, on the 10Th day OF Naraa A D.
1885, at said Derby Center, died int state and beue
inhabitant Of said Orleans county, State OF YER
mout, at the time OF her DEATH leaving goods cl2t
tells and estate within this county, and that tie said
petitioner is the brother and administrators oi tbs
estate of said deceased, in the StSte of Vermont
and praying that administration of said est5te be-
to Roswell v Pratt. OF st. Paul. Minnesota aetl;
It is ordered, that said petition be heard BEFORE
the Judge OF this Court Friday, ths GOA day OF
April, A. D. 1888, Mt ten O'Clock a. M at the Pro
bate office in said county;
Ordered further, that notice thereof be gtTea 70
the heirs Of said deceased, and to all person
ested, by publishing copy of this order Tor three
successive weeks prior to said day o. hearing in
the DAILY GLOBE, a newspaper printed and pub
.ished at Saint Paul, in said county
By the Court, WSr. 3. AI'GRORTY.
II. s. Judge of Probate
Attest: Frank Robert. Jr., Glen K.
mar 29-4W-thur.
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THE COURTS.
DiStFice C0SSrs.
JURY CASES.

JURY CASES.
Before Judge Lochren.
George B. Newell VS.. The Minneapolis,
Ayndale d Minnetonka Railway Co.; con-
tinued to May term.
State VS.. VIM. F. Thompson; On trial.
Before Judge Young
The st. Paul, Minneapolis g. Manitoba
Railway Co. VS.. L. Brin ct al; on trial.
COURT CASES.
Before Judge Koon.l
Hans G. Johnson VS.. Theodore G. Fas-
teen and Daniel Gray; settled.
Minneapolis Street Railway Co. VS.. Chi
cego, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway Co.;
continued.
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Chtcago Democratic Nominations

CHICAGO, March 28.-The city Demo
cratic convention, held This morning nom
mated Carter H. Harrison for mayor.
Jno. Dunphy for treasurer, julius S.
Grinnell for city attorney.
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THE Days DISASTERS.
TRAIN FALLS THROUGH 4 BRIDGE
1T DETROIT, MINI.
Serious Accident on the Louisville 6 Nash
Vile ROad-Accidental Poisoning-Fires
and Other Casualties.
TRAIN THROUGH A BRIDGE.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. |


ago west bound freight train was crossing
over the Tamarack creek bridge this
morning, one box car broke through the
bridge and two others followed. The west
bound passenger was delayed six hours,
and the morning east bound passenger
three hours. Damages to railroad prop
erty $4,000 or$5,000.
BURNED TO DEATH.
PERU, Ind, March 2S.-Solomon Feg-
ley, an aged farmer, flying alone in Butler
| township, was burned to death Monda
night while trying to save money in a
trunk in the garnet of his burning house.
The body was found in the ashes of the
house.
PITTsBURG, March 28.-This morning at
o'clock a frame house in Allegheny City
owned and occupied by Edward Graham
was destroyed by fire. Two twin boys,
aged fifteen months, children of David
Faulkner, who lived. in two of the rooms,
were cremated. Loss on building and
household goods $1,000; fully insured.
ELGIN, ILL.,, March 2S.-Kelly, Reid q
Co.'s brick Touring mill valued at $25, 900
burned, and is probably total loss. In
surance $4,000.
A FATAL OVERDOSE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 28-J. P.
Walker, sporting man from Louisville,
was found dead in bed this morning at
Links Railroad hotel. The coronsr's jury
returned a verdict that the cause was an
overdose of morphine, probably taken to
relieve rheumatism, from which he was a
sufferer.
RAILWAY COLLISION.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 29.-At 6:30
this evening two transfer trains of the
Louisville & Nashville road and of the
Nashville & Chattanooga road collided on
the trestle III the western portion OF the
city and were badly wrecked. Eight cars
were thrown from the trest.e twenty feet
nigh, and the cars of the other train piled
upon the trestle. Charles Abbott, condac-
tor, had his right arm broken in three
places and general Commissions about the
body. Thos. hutchinson, conductor of the
! other train was severely, but not seriously
bruised. Joseph Tuley, engineer, had his
jaw bone fractured, wounds on the throat
| and leg, and dislocat1on of the groin. He
| is in critical condition. Thos. Sheehan,
fireman, had his left cheek laid open and
injured on the head and chest, and is not
expected to live.
AN OVERFLOW.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2S.-At Chatafalya
the river is riding two inches daily. Pas
senger trains are stopped between the
river and Baton Rouge junction. The
water is over the track from one to three
feet. The naw levees between Churchville
and Simmsport are fast giving way, and
very few plantations along the river will
escape overflow.
$4,000 FIRE.
ALBANY, March 28.-A fire in Leonard &
Wick's building caused loss of $4,000,
distributed among a number OF occu-
pants.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS-State Of Minnesota,
IN County of Ral-seg-ss. In Probate Court
In the matter OF the estate OF Corl-oIa = Baker,
deceased:
Notice is hereby given to al persons having
claims and demands against the estate Of Co-ceEa
c. Baker, late OF the county of Ramsey, deceased,
viii hear, examine and adjust claims and demands
against said estate, at his Office in Saint raul. in
said county the first Monday of the 1u1a.a OF
July, Il. D., 1885, (tRa same being the second
day OF said nlonth,) ct 20 O'Clock a. M. ana that
six months from the 2Sth day of MARI 1888,
have been limited and allowed by said IC9bate
court for creditors to present their claims
Dated this 2Sth day OF Mar CHI, i. D. 1875
HENRY J.. WILL rs.
administrator oi the estate Of CorneIia c. Baker
deceased. rlarg9 t,1l-5w
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ORDER OF COURT.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, RAMSEY COUNTY
N-District Court Second Judicial District.
IN The matter of the assignments of Charles Co,ter
On reading the petition OF William Lee, assignee
Of the estate os Charles Golfer, now file in this
court, praying for reasons therein set forth for
leave to sch certain real estate that has come 10
his hands by virtue OF said assignment, - public
sale;
1t is ordered, that tho creditors of said Golfer
show cause, if any they have at special term OF
this court to be holden at the court house n the
city of st. Paul, county and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 2Ist day Of April, \ D. 1889 Ct the
opening OF court that day or as soon thereafter
as counsel can be heard, Why an order should not
be made by this court authorizing aad directing
said assignee to sell at public sale tie real property
in said petition described, and all OF the estate
right title aud interest OF said assignee and eredi
tors OF said estate therein and that notice hereof
and OF the application for order be given, by
publishing this order in the st. Paul DA-- GLOBE,
twice eac1rweek f0r three successive weeEs. ana a
copy hereof personally served on said Golfer ten
days prior to said DIST day Of April. 1855.
=, ORLANDO SfAIONS, District Judge
March 2S 1883 mar 29-tlrr &sat-5W
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Two CHICAGO SUICIDES.

LAoPC~AfAA AOiSS1fiiI ~ tiie ClODe.
CHICAGO, March 28.-George Coleman,
fiffy-four years old, married and residing
at 1921 Wentworth avenue, about o clock
this morning cut his throat with razor,
causing instant death. He has been i'll for
soma time, and the doctor who attended
him frankly told him he could not live but
day or two.
Dat few minutes after o'clock this
morning, Edward A. Larkin, broom
maker living at 67 East Illinois street,
went into his kitchen and shot himself in
his right temple, dying almost instantly.
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AN OVERFLOW.
A $4,000 FIRE.

ALBANY, March Pa fire in Leonard q
Wick's building caused a loss of $4,000,
distributed among a number OF occu-
pants.
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TRAVELgR'S GUIDE.

Trains arrive and depart !. iollows-City time.
n O.-MaIn Line-DRRA Kr-l6 q m, s 40 q
m, 40 pm, 05 p N, 40 a m. G. Q. Diy-e15a
N, is , m II IS p m SloAm. wP.A D, Div
10 m, / 30 p m. 40pm ARRIvE-MLn Line
10 is q N, 10 20 m, Is o NJ . l0a N. 3 10 p N. G.
o. DIy.-6 10 p m. $50 q m, 4 s. am. W. p & B.
Div.-s25Am, II % am. 6%pm.
q. P.-DEPART-6 10 10, 10 10 a m. 4 10 p m.
AKRIvE-l2 IS 4 m, s IS p m, s % IN. and 42a m.
r., G. d st. L.-DErARr-6S2 a m. s 62a m,
1877 y m, All p m, sap m. ARRIvE-l1 % m,
$50 a m, 8 81 I'm, II o. m. % p m, 77pm m.
CIV. d w.-DEPAkr-o IS m, 80 p N, u
m. 8 Is m, p m. ARElvR-746a m, 10 30 q m,
no n m $50 m,