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The water supply continues 10 increase through
the partially successful efforts OF the officers to
stop the waste
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FCoR sALE-DwELIINe HOUSES LARGE AND
fF L u - P 7. q ss SECTION
rssgsgfBsN and VILLAGE PROPERTY. Also
BuiLDiSss ' LUIS on CAPITOL HILL. very cheap.
fl5-Im ia5S stree, northwest.
EoR sAIE.I HAVE FOR SALE, ON THIR-
Just being finished. with seven rcoms al Modern i'm.
breNesaents; hne parking in front Of houses Also.
and sssa a P s s Tsgss
~ sell tie above property on monthly PAYMENTS with
G., 81 a ,snss Ihis is fine oprs5aRity for man 81
y, IA street northwest. ms St
TyoR sAIF-NFw BRICK HOUSE: CORcoRAN
!, street setween 18th and l4th, rooms, bath and
- 600; liberal terms VII rent far So month.
fast. s2l r ssress northwes., I'd door.
TOR SALE-A TwELyE-RooM BRICK; GOOD
lot on New York avenue near 9Th street at Sc. 500
eS sa2 s s ' sss
ga s snd des1rsos Investments NJ NJ RoHRE..
IfoR sAI,E-ANEw EIGHT BOOM BRICK H0UsE.
Apply on the premises 1916 northwest 81
1foE sALB-HoUsE sI7 9 STREET SOUTHEAST.
nrsers library coal vaults latest sssars s sppI.
ket; newly p.peTsd ana ~ n,ed throughout Those
C. s. ssosPs
exchange for business property. fel3-3t.
EoR SAIL, HoUSE-S-sToRY PRESSED BRICK
houRe, 10 rooms ON 9th street northwest for sale:
bargain JNO: A. PRESCOTT. Real Estate Broker,
IA IS f street northwest. fI9-6t
nor SALE-WE HAVE FOR SALE ABOUT $3.50 600
- worth OF Zeal Estate in this city. owned by non
residents his property consists Of dwellings valued
e from ov0 g FL oOo and business property worth
90. swok%s fi.i,pis'i s iaxRiS z
iS-ot US street
HfOR SALE OR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE NEW
IL House, all modern improvements i'm northwestero
part Of city. Also, for reCt q Stable and Carriase
west. fS-Ilts
EOR SALE-GREAT BARGAINS-A THREE
Il story brick House. rooms modern improvements
wei rented So 500 AlsS, three story brick House.
noons gas, water and beth. sree corner eth
good home or investment 81 500. Also q hands rps
three-story press brick front Housa 10 roos modern
improvements, on street 10th. 1T S. COO Aieo
handsome Queen Anne3 House # 10 rooms, modern
improvements tnew9 beautiful 1eighborhood, Sc Oo0
Terms to suit to satisfactory purchaser. ". E. BUR
FORD. S04 street northwest. aaSS
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The regular police seem to be doing some Fury
rood detective work just now
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LOST AND FOUND.

IT 0ST-ON FEBRUARY Is. BETWEEN TENTH
- and Thirteenth and X and % streets NORTHWEST
chids Neck Cham with small blue enamelled Loclei
Suitable reward at l2ls . street northwest fls-2fs
II oST-A BLUE CLOTH VEST, BETWEEN IsTH
~ AID q streets and 10th and strcets 50 reward
ior their return to GEO. n. ARNOLD, SOC p street
nnth"eet. IL.
II oST-THE CONTENTS OF A POCKVTRooV
- containing memoranda, tickets, and private
papers az no use to any but the owner S. reward
VIII he gwen for their return to Hon. JOS JORGFN-
sen, 1870 q street northwest. lfs
II osT-WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IA FROM A
~ carriage, from 9Th and q streets TO 9th and v =
sihaa nand eatcfei, containing a pair of braceetS
breastpin god and pearls and other articles sufa.
Spencerian Business Jollege. fi6 N
&25 MISREPRESENTATION FROM THE EXECUTIVE
~ Mansion January ls 1888. one yellow Scotch Collie
LOG, TOUR white feet white breast and face. Above
reward viii be paid upon the of the dog 20 W. h
CEOOk, at the Exec utive Mansion. 10 -6ts
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DENTISTRY.

~ DENTIST,
1907 stroet northwest.
Preservation OF the Natural Teeth SPECIALITY III ims
A RTIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND m
N serted immediately after extracting natural teeth
iin splendid suooess. Modern methods md si In q
branches Of Dentistry. Moderate ices.
saS-ly DIR. DONKALLY. l3zl street NORTHWEST
RR. RANDALL PARSONS. DENrnr
~ IN 7th street northwest over Bsllantynes Boa
storc. God 6hngs sEscdalty. Gas Given day a
nR- XLOEBER, DENTIST,
II GAG STREET NORrHwHsf.
Ytalzed Air by h Hurd 6sztsn. for thepaiase11.
traction of feeth. oux4
nR. T. n TALBOT, DENTIST, No. 1sT Urn
~ street three doors from corner & Dentistry In q
it, br.nches- Teeth inserted ~ PER st All work
ranted. 1snlo
HOwLAND DEETAL Ass0C1ATIoN. No. IN
II ~ strest. three doors north Of Reunsylysnis
venue. cant eide: HGeaftU- extscums md
toosS and 50 cess. sscs sddinomal tom - ~ ~
s,feng Exix,<s3cns rlsaea - ~ cents sech sooth:
Antigam Filings from 81 to- An Vork Warrsn6s1
6xstClass- Have admnlst9oa Nitrous OXIDE 70 ov1f
g. COO patientx
3fshsuts coming BY car Mn b ssznluhsa tn usnuu
toand from TIE o4Ace.) G72i
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Just as the receding waters OF the Ohio rfverim-
parted ray of hope TO the suffering thousands
along Its banks, another rainstorm emptied Itself
into tie valley, and the swollen. stream again be-
gan 20 rise. The effect has naturally been to dis
courage the stoutest hearts As the destructive
power Of the raging water Increases, the number
or tie homeless and destitute Is enlarged. The
present flood has been more destructive than any
OF its predecessors because there was more prop
erty along the river To be injured than in the past
when the overlooked section was less thckly pop
ulated and contained fewer factories, workshops
ana residences.
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BitnmInous coal is the point upon which the
democratic Senator's have split The debate On the
tarn bill yesterday afternoon p,,rtook of the ns-
ture OF family quarrel among the democrats.
Some were accused OF voting to protect products
In which they were personally Interested, and tho
animated discussion thus provoked brought out
the fact very clearly that democrats, while, IS q
party, eontending for tariff for revenue only, az
Senators vote promptly and all the time to procure
for their respective states o share Of the much
condemned protection. One prominent Democratic
Senator remarked, soto poce to thosearound him,
that any effort TO bind the democracy to the strict
doctrine OF tariff for revenue only would disrupt
the party by driving many Of ITS best men from IT,
The little spat Of yesterday proves that the tarin
Is as fistractlng subject with the democrats as
With the republicans
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DINING ROOMS.

VfORSYTh DINING ROOMS
Il No. zoos PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest
having secured the services Of first class cook first
Single meals 35c.; 20 meal tickets for g. flS-2w
T E DROIT DINING ROOMS FOR LADIES AND
IL GENTLEMEN.
BIZ Street Northwest, Opposite Patent Once
heeuiar Meal, Is cents; % Meal Tickets. S. Com
PORTABLE Dining Rooms for Ladies' and Families I'D
Stairs Meals and Lunches served from a. m to o.
III. UalS-lyl }. ". BEALL. Prop.
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" PENSION BUILDING,
1916 street northwest, Feb II, 1883.
snted-iMmediately-12 900 square feet of Slate
Eltaoe d0c dsmp-proef course under brick walls Of
Pension Building Address. with price and terms,
NJ. G. MICS,
fel6 " Supervising Engineer and Architect
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-18
Doctoring Assessmenfu.

A Chicago District Assessor has
been caught in the act Of doctoring
his assessments to suit customers,
Some he returned at very low figures
and the Others he omitted from the
list altogether. For these favors he
made bargains according to the service
rendered. From one man he got A
pair OF shoes, from another a S. bill.
He was open for offers of any kind
and when the offers were not made he
opened negotiations himself. For ali
this he has been punished by dismis.
sal from office. His offence is indict.
able. but his chief says he never heard
OF anybody being sent to the peniten
tiary for such doings, and the prospect
is he never will. 1t turns out that
some fifty property owners had yielded
TO the Assessors seductive offers.
Their offenses are also iudictable. but
they are thought to be sufficiently
punis he'd by slapping on a good. stiff
assessment. The Assessors office did
not even propose to lot the neiarious
transaction be known, but a Herald
reporter exposed the whole business
The incident is said to throw a flood
OF light on the low personal prop
erty assessments in some of the Chi
cagO districts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-18

No one can blame Mrs. Dorsey for
standing by her husband and rejoicing
at what she calls his vindication. A
good woman in ths unsel6shness Of
her nature will stand by and fight for
a bad man to whom she has given her
affections and surrendered her name
and very existence. Even a bad
woman is sometimes better Of heart
and whittier of soul than many socalled
good men. This is their nature.
They are nationally SO much better
than men that we often wonder that
one Of them at all are ever boguiled
into a matrimonial alliance. 1t is a
pity for such woman as Mrs. Dorsey
to have such a husband. He may
think he is innocent, but the pu blic
does not. His acquittal was a sort Of
political necessity. When he was
elected to the United States Senate
from Arkansaw he remarked to q
gentleman in this city that it had cost
him 100000 and that he was bound
to make it back.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-18
CHICAGO.
An Old Man Murdered--A Death.
Dealing Street Car Line
other Matters.

CHICAGO, June l8.-Rudolph Bren, fifty
years old, was struck down and killed BY
Albert Nesch, a young man. last night.
The dead man met Nesch by appoint
ment to urge the latter to make reparation
for the seduction Of the formers daughter.
The assault was apparently unprovoked,
The assailant is at large
John Flynn, six years old, was run
over and fatally mangled by the Gable
Street Car Line yesterday. This makes
the thirteenth victim since the inaugura-
ton of the cable system.
The Rev. Arthur Richie, rector of the
Episcopal Church of the Ascension, Of
this city, announced to his congregation
yesterday that he would tender his resig-
nation Wednesday. Mr.. Richie has bedn
recognized as an extreme rituralist, and
his church services have been marked by
extreme high church ceremonies. which
have apparently occasioned differences
between him and Bishop MeLauren, oi
this diocese. The Bishopat recent do
cesan convention, delivered an address
which was thoughtto be directed at the
high church forms which were observed
at the Church of the Ascension. Mr.
Ritchie and his congregation appear
greatly attached and his sopponents credit
him with having established a large and
prosperous parish, and with having sue.
cesslully carried out large number o.
charitable objects. f.,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-18
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

INNSBRUCK, June l8.--Sabadini, who
drove Overdank, the bomb manufacturer,
across the border, was placed on trial last
Saturday on charge OF high treason,
found guilty and sentenced to death.
PARIS, June 18.-Pierre Alossof the
Russian Socialist. has been expelled from
France. 1
Tricot, the ringleader of the Anarchists
in Lyons, has been arrested for taking
part in a demonstration in Ricameriere
cemetery, on which occasion he delivered
violent harangue. p al dHf'i
SUNDERLAND, June l8.AThe excite
ment over the catastrophe in Victoria
Hall, by which nearly 200 children lost
their lives, continues intense. Some chill
dren who escaped say that report was
spread through the gallery at the close Of
the performance that the child first out Of
the hall would get prize, and conse-
quently an eager rush was made for the
doors. Most of the bodies of the victims
will be buried together in a long trenth.
BERLIN, June 18.-Herr Lasker, n
German Liberal statesman, sailed Thurs
day last from Southampton by the
steamer Werra for-New York.
PARIS, June 18-GFevy is opposed tc
taking extreme measures against AMMAN
not wishing TO ALLEVIATE the sympathy Of
England and America. Prime Minister
Ferry, on the other hand, favots an enef.
getic course. /
ST. PETERSBURG, June 18.-The festiv.
titles in honor of the coronation of the
Car have ceased, with the exception OF
the iete to be given to the Russian officers
to-day Admiral Baldwin, of the American
navy, on board Of his flagship.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-18
kundnx Nieht,s nIsnnfches.

New Orleans June l7.-Arrived w 1
Halliday, st. Louis; U r Schenck, Gin.
cinnati. Departed; Oakland and b9rges
st, Louisi Raymond Harner, Jos B vii.
Hams, Diamond, Ohio river. y s..
Evansville, June lY-penarted Viii
S Hays, Cincinnati, 4I45 p III. Mercury
rs to 80 degrees; hottest day of the season
River Is 6-l0 feet and falling. fl
Cairo, June 17.-Arriyed: Paris G
Brown, Cincinnati, 4 p M; City of Vicks-
burg, st. Louis, 6 p m. Departed: City
of Providence, st. Louis, 9 a m; James vi
CAT, Memphis, 4; james Walton, ST.
LOUIS, 5. River 8S feet inches and ris-
clear. ' '''i'' '''' " "'NI
St Lonis June lT.-Arrived: Means
and toR. AAia riYeF John Gilmore and
barges, New 0rieans. itiVer rose fnot
now 30 feet inches by the guage, An
other heavy rain fell this afternoon. All
the tribntaris Of the Missouri river are " .
'ns 80 ,.i,u One indications are that an
unusually high water will be the re-
suit
Cincinnati, June l1,-Riyer 20 feet and
falling. Weather fair and hot. Arrived
Golden Rule and Charles Morgan, New
Orleans.
Louisville, June 17.-River s fee! 9
inches in canal and feet inches in chute
on falls, Weather clear and hot. Arrived
and deparedi Andy Baum, Cincinnati to
New Orleans Wyoming, Cincinnati to
New Orleans.
Vicksburg, June 1I-Departed, VIII
Kyle, New Orleans, lam.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-18
Dolly ON n FrOIic.

3 A doll exhibition has been going on al
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. I. ]. Bar
chus, No. u Exchange street, for Il day or
two past, and it is attracting much atten-
tion because Of its novelty, rs well as the
popularity Gifts arrangement Onelitile
genius, residing nine miles out on the
louisville railway manufactured an en-
tire family Of dolls for the exhibition all
out of corn shucks. There is an old
woman and her husband witha family Of
little ones. all made up of shucks,
which, il not worth much on
general principles, make splendid
babies for doll show. Another
family is made of raw cotton and still
another of hickory nuts. There is also a
squad of darky dolls doing up culinary
business around a cooking stove, while
rag dolls are many and too funny for
anything. A lot of the dolls are without
an arm, or a leg, or an eye, or any hair
or head, or something else is missing.
This platoon appears to have been through
cylone OF were struck by whirlwinds
somewhere out in the woods. There are
several hundred dolls in the lots, and
they inhabit when at home wide area.
These dolls form an attractive exhibition,
and can be seen tonight. They are shown
in the interest of the new Presbyterian
chuteh on behalfof the little children.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-18

Hon. Isham G. Harris has arrived
home from the East.
Mr.. Charles E. Grove left by steamer
for st. Louis on yesterday.
A large assortment of the best
styles of dog muzzles at Frank
Schuman's gun store, No. 4l2 Main. t
Thos. H. Wilson, cabinetmaker and
upholsterer. All kinds of furniture
repaired at short notice, 43 efferson.t /
Shelbyville Commercial: 1.-TWO beau
tiful and accomplished young ladies OF
Memphis, Misses Annie and Pearl
Slater, daughters of the late Rev. L
q. Slater, are on a visit to their sister
Mrs. B. Z. Ransom, near Fisherville
in this county, and will spend several
weeks with her and relatives in Muir.
freesboro.
Julius Nagel & Co., l4l Main street
have lately received shipments of i'm.
ported claret and Rhipe wine, which
they are selling by the bottle or gallon
at reasonable figures. They also offer
Swiss and Limberger cheese, mustard
by the quart, choice vinegar suitable
for picking, and all kinds Of German
groceries.
People Of wealth are making prepaN
rations, now that the hot weather is
here, to take trip to the mountains
or seashore to enjoy cool breezes and
delicious nights. The citizen Of mod
crate finances can keep just as com
Portable at home and at much less
expense, by getting summer drinks at
the Walnut Pals,e Saloon, 81 Beal
street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-18
Gamblers Gums.

GALVESTON, June 18.-The News
Columbia special says: Charles Winstead,
a resident here, and one Thomas, a gam
bling tramp, had some dispute in gam
bling room, aHd meeting on the street
commenced shooting With reYQlgers, FiYe
or six shots were exchanged One from
Wiusieads pistol struck VIII Eberlipg
in the neql, killing him instantly. A ball
from Thomas pistol struck Robert Henry
in the leg, inAictipg painful ald serious
wound. Winstead was unipiuFed, Thomas
left immediately, and it is not known
whether be Is burt N not. Many others
narrowly escaped. Eberling was ape Of
the best young men in town, and is a great
Joss TO a widowed mother, No arrests.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-18

THE commencement exercises at
Notre Dame, Indiana, occur tO.mor-
row and next day, and those at the
Wesleyan Female Institute of Staun-
ton, Virginia, begin on Friday next
and continue to the Tuesday follow
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-18
ADDITIONAL COTTON.

LIyERPooL, June Is, 400 D. m.-Cot-
ton dull and easier. Uplands, b Il-l6d:
orleans, s l3-l6d. Sales to-day, 1000 bales
Receipts, $500 bales American, 800.
Futures opened dull and closed in buyers
favor.
NEW YORK, June Is, 1890 p. m =
Cotton dull and easy. Ordinary, 7sSc;
good ordinary, 8%c; low middlinE, ID
lol6ci middling, 10 9-l6c; good middiing,
10 l5-l6S middling fair, IL ll.l6c; fair, Il
I-lgc. Futures, are dull at to points
higher on months beyond July.
NEW ORLEANS, June l8. ll:3O am.
Cotton quiet. Middling, 10 l5-l6c. Sales
to-day, 2OO bales. Receipts 10 Law, 946;
at Galveston, 1874; Charleston 80 bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-18
Cincinnati Items.

CINcIESArI, June ia FIRE at the
Bellevue House was extinguished with
comparatively slight damage, The abb
senct qfWind alone prevented a complete
loss. Ia 1901 s nIi .T.l
AT Enterprise on Saturday John Adams
was shot through the abdomen by 9
farmer named Putnam. Adams win die.
Putnam was arrested.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-18
The Weather.

WAsHINdroN, June S.-For the South
Atlantic States: Fair weather, southerly
to westerly winds, strtionary or slight
rise in temperature, and stationary or
lower barometer.
For the Gulf States; Local rains partly
cloudy weather, winds mostly from south
to west, slight changes in temperature,
and stationary or lower barometer,
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley
Local rains and partly cloudy yeelhr't
southwest to northwest winds, followed
on Tuesday morning by highly co 'er
weather IN west portions ana stationary
or rising barometer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-18

A MOVEMENT is under way, about
Brownsville, to have Mr.. D. P. Davis,
the present deputy, promoted to be
Chief Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
The gentleman is in every way worthy
of the elevation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-18
a Kentnckx rraredr.

LEXINGTON, June lS,-Last night at
Versailles Ollie and Press Brown sho, and
killed the town marshal, George Freeman,
while he was attempting to arrest them.
The cause of the killing was an old feud,
the Browns alleging that Freeman had
killed their brother SANDY about year
age. The Browns are in jail.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-18
CAREEIE CLOSER,
The Grocery Firm OF ID. q. shelby
GCO. Assign for the BeMe1ils
of Their Creditors.

The grocery 1rm Of D. G. Shelby &
20, doing business at the corner of
Vance and fernando streets, made an as
signment to-day and w. Spott Smith
was appointed assignee Besides the gro
ceries On hand they have out about $500
or 5000 IN accounts. Their liabilities ard
as folloWs,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-18
Railroad so,d.

ST. ALB4Ns. VI, June IS. 1t is report
ed that the Southeastern railway, of Can
ada, was purchased by thee
railroad, and will be put into the hands of
the new company on July lst. The terms
are unknown.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-18
Den,h OF nnOldInurar

W WILMINGTON, DEL, June lS.-Ex-
Congressman George Bridges Rodney, the
Oldest lawyer of the Delaware bar, died
at New Castle yesterday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-18

Liver disease, headache, and constpa-
tion, caused by bad digestion, quickly
cured by Browns Iron Bitters.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-18

OVER three million acres Of Texas
land have been planted in cotton this
season
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-18

a n ANNUAL e'eetion of seven Directors
"a Tor the Bluff City insurance Company.
Nh ~ isgeEve ~ aenng the ensuing twelve month";,
Tuesday, July 8, lssa,
between il am. and / pm,
u l09 \ W'H M5hRR, Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-18

1NHIS Company viii conduct general Land
J. Business In all the Strtes, selling and
buying In large tracts, the recovery ef lands
forfeited for taxes in the different Blatos, and
labor for the establishment OF the City
memRnIs as the sreat Censer 81 the
Valley. and the announcement lajbor an a
ci lital fiOm abroad.
HM NRELY Pr
fW R0IsTEA, Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-18
UNIVERSITY OF TES.SEsSEE
.'su S,alG AgriGHltlFal& Mechanical COLLEGE
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.
Nod session Rerinn Sent ann 1sss

NNeo SoSsAOh htkihb sept, 0tn, 1883.
rs eourses include Scientific, Literary and
Military studies under fifteen professors an
instructors The students form a battali. n
Of cadets in chang, Of an experienced com
mBndant One years preparatory instiuc-
tion is provided. Applicants for admission
70 this class n gst be Is years old and have a
iair knoYedge of Arithmetic, Geography,
Lnnglhh Grlmmar and U. s. History
Inc Situation of the university is health.
ful, its surroundings are beautiful. The eli
mate is superior.
Tutti0o A. free to students an
pOtnled by members Of Ihe Tennes-
see LsgisIAiure. Expenses common TO
Az studeots for 40 weekF, from SlS5 to Sli5.
When tuition is paid add so.
address
DR.. THOMAS W. HUMEs,
President University Of Tennessee,
Wl46 Knoxville. Tenn.
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