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NEWS FROM CROOK,
The Ger eraa Encanhped Thirty Miles
Northeast CT VaeOri.

CHICAGO, June s "A Tomb.tone special
by courier from Mexico relates tba, Crook is
encampsd thirty miles nor heast of V-c)r
from which point be il sending SCOUTS out 10
ali direction, but mp 10 The time Of the de-
psrlufe oi he courier he h4d ssen unsuc-
cessiui in discovering any signl Of Indiana
Capt. CAsoma's company oil Mexican regu-
lara have left Opozurs, Sonora, to jim
Crook. They nunbsr $50 men. Ii Crook
accomplizhes anything II must BE- by May
20Ih, as the rainy season will have then set
IN and the stresms 10 the mo1nisi n4 will be 40
swollen ss 10 prevent their passage by troops
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
weekly Reporl Of 3. g. pun q

Weekly Report OF K. g. DUN q Co.
NEW YORK, June S.-B1sinsss failures
during the past seven days, as reported to &.
q. Dun & Co., of the Mercantile Agency,
number 173, as against Isl last week, an in
crease OF twenty-five. The distribution OF
failures is az follows: New England States,
%; Middle States, %; Western States, 56;
Southern States, 70; Pacific States and Ter
ritOries, 17i New York City, 10, and the
Cauadas g.
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"a Georgia Hanging.

LAwRENCEvILLE, June S.-EIbert NJ. Ste
phenson was hanged TO day in the presence
OF 5000 people, for the murder of mis- aunt a
year ago last August. Stephenson was ar
rested for the crime while arranging his tent
far a camp-meeting His request that q
brass band play Golden Slippers" at the
gallows wss refused. While toying with the
rope he spoke to the spectators by name
Just before the drop was sprung 100 persons
asked hin if he was guilty, but he neither
affirmed nor denied his guilt,
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BERLIN, June 8.-Advices are received
that meeting of thirty Nihilists was held
In ST. Petersburg last week, which the police
eudeavored to surprise. The Nihllists re-
ceiyed timely warning and fled, taking the
printing press and type. This incident it is
said, preveoted the appearance of the pre-
pared number OF the Nihilist psper, The VII
Of The People, and only small edition was
Issued.
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The situation OF silver becomes more des-
perate every month. Never did school of
prophets prove more unfortunate in their
predictions than those who al the time of the
Bland bill Observation-Disclosures" sgitation,
proclaimed SO loudly what would be the eff
feet OF the United States mining 81
coins out of eighty-ihree cents worth OF sil-
yer. Not only have their prophecies failed
10 prove true, but 50 egregiou-ly did they
blunder that in the more important parIicu-
lars the very opposite is what has come 10
Pea Silver has not gone up in value but
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nurned the rncforx 10 sec a Res1.

CINCINNATI, June S.-John Bittner, j.,
fftesn years old, il on trial before Mayor
Lord, Of Riverside, for arson, being charged
with burning the Debus Cooperase Works,
in April, 1882, entsiliug a loss of over
100000. Two witness testified that the
boy told them he set the place on fire, thst
he made two attempts before and two since;
that his object was to get a rest. He was
EN- n nvsd in The factory
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The Ac,ors,.Fund society,

NEW York, June S.-The first annual
meeting OF the Actors Fund Society met this
afternoon in Walack's Theater. Total re-
ceipts for lac past year, S57, 1872. Expendi-
tures-relieving distressed actors, S12, $40;
expenses of fitting up rooms, etc, sl794;
balance GA hand, $43, 249. Several English
actors who were i'll were assisted to return
home. The establishment of an actors ex-
change was discussed and the proposition
favorably received. A committee was ap-
pointed to select suitable burial plot.
Lester Wallack was chosen president.
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IRELAND.
TUE rsoNysptpAry r,pTsoNyupc

DUBLIN, June S-fhe trial of the murder
conspirstor', Kingston and Gibney, has been
pos poned. They were admitted to bail.
The prisoner Hoole was to day acquitted of
the charge Of conspiracy TO murder, and was
Immediately rearrested on the charge of the
murder of Kenny in Seville Place.
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RUSSIA.
TAX REFORMS.

st. PETERSBURG, June 3.-Couut Tolstoi.
Minister Of the Interior, has been instructed
to draft law giving greater liberty in the
change Of domicile. The collection Of the
poll.tax from the poorest of the peasants will
cease entirely January Let next, and the tax
from the remainder Of the people viii be re-
duced one-half.
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CABLEGRAkS

ToULoN, June S.-Sx thousand men are
ready to embark for Tonquin.
CALLAo, June S.-The French defeated the
Maiissaries and they are in full retreat, with
several Of their villages burning.
sCUrARI, Jure ga powder magazine was
struck by lightning, tremendous explosion
followed and many persons were killed
CATrARo, DALMATIA, June S.-A force of
200 Turkish regulars marching to Sipeanik
were attacked and murdered on the let in
stant by body OF Holiis.
MADRID, June SIT has bsen officially
announced that the law prohibitin the land
ing of free negroes IN Cuba, except on the
payment OF $1,000, is repealed.
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RICHMOND, VA, June 8.-Sheriff Donckley
snd I. w. Waller fought horseback duel
yesterday, near Patrick Courthouse. Waller
was fatally wounded. He was the opponent
of Donckley in the last election.
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PanIcin a schooIhouss.

NEw York, June 8-A panic that might
have resulted in a dreadful loss OF life &C.
CURED in the primary school on Fifth street
this afternoon. A scholar shouted Fire"
and scene of wild excitement and confusion
followed. Hundreds of children in different
class rooms crowded toward the stairs, and
all Efforts on the part of the teachers to pre-
serve order were inefectusl. 2 nnmber of
children vera crushed and had their cloth
torn in The struggle. The police report
one seriously injured. There was no FIR
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ITALY,.
PApAL MANIFESTO ON IRIsH AFFAIRs


ROME, June S.-The idea that the Vatican
have airy misgiving in regard to the wisdom
OF issuing Papsl manifesto on Irish affairs
is dspelled by the fact that the Propaganda
are preparing TO reprint the FIVE acts of the
present poutifical relative TO Ireland for cir
eulatioa among the Irish bishops aud Clergy.
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Ho.Srord'. acid Phosphate

IN DEsPoNDESCY, ETC.
Dr.. w. S. Powell, Defiance, o., Gays: Il
have used it with satisfactory results 10 dys-
peptic ailments associated with great mental
depression or dependency"
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LADIES and all sufferers from neuralgia,
Mysteries, and all kindred complaints, will
find without rival Browns Iron Tonic Bit
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RUSSIA AND THE VATICAN.

An article in the Moniteur de Rome is con-
sidered as proving clearly that the Vatican
is Satisfied with the new Church bill of
Prussia,
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Father IL Getting Well.

- Ny daughters say.
a. How much bettei father IL since be used Hop
Eittsrs-
BE is getting well after his long suffering from
a disease declared incursbie."
" And we are 70 glad that be used your Bitterz."
ALADI u UnoA. y. y.
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"MY skin, which has been cover
scaly cores, has become clean, SID
soft as a lady's. Ny hands W
with little dry scahs. They
peared, and Pm better than J ,te
twenty years, using DR.. Benz
"A. N. Noble, Selma, N.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mod. J. c. Riddler
saya: Persons who use Browns Iron Bitter
alwavs speak well of it. 1t is a good medi
cine"
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TURKEYS TARIFF.
Arbitrary Measures Adopted by the Porte
Against the United States-AlI
Duties Increased.
Tax Reforms in RUSSIA Stormy DE.
bate in the English Commons
Prussia and the Vatican.

LONDON, June S-Sir james Carmichael,
baronet,i CHAIRMAN Of the Submarine Tele-
graph Company (limited), between Great
Britain and the continent, ls dead.
THE NEW sUEz CANAL.
A committee OF influential ship-owners on
the project OF another Slsz cana, resolved
10 proceed vigorously with the work, espe-
cisiiY a. statements made by De Lesseps at
the Su.z Canal Company, in Paris, are re-
garded AZ most Unsatisfactory. The as-ump-
Iion Of D. Lesseps that harmony existed be-
tween himself and the Eng ism directors is
strongly disEpproved.
THE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.
Tee MGTk Lane Express, in its review of
the British grain trade tor the past week,
ssys: Grain If universally dull and noui-
naliy unchanged. Cargoes are siesdier, with
little buslness done to-day. 10 wheat there
ls moderate trade al unch spged prices. OF
Hour, some American brands are in fair re-
quest; others are GLOW. American mixed
corn is in heavy supply, with little inquiry
prices lower"
sToNHv nERATR IN THE COMMONS
A stormy DEBATE arose in the Commons on
the motion TO recnmmit the Lord Wolsely and
BuoL Aices er annuity bills for the purpose
of commutiDg proposed pensions for lump
Gums oil money. Sir WIifre Lamson, Rsdi-
cal, and Lord Randolph Churchill, Con-
seryalive, opposed the motion. The latter
alleged that an inquiry into the Egyptian
var was fret necessary. The origin OF the
war, he said, was disgraceful, not glorious, SIS
the governments puppet, the Khediye, was
the real author OF the mSssacres in Alex
andria.
Sir Stafford Norihc0ie, Conservative, sup
ported the government in opposition to
grants. He characterized az shabby the
present raising OF the question as 10 tse
policy of the war. He declined TO be led by
Churchill, and he hoped the House would not
be induced BY the noble lord to accept po-
sit ION degrading TO its honor.
Gladstone declared CauTchilPs allegation
in regard to the Khedive entirely at variance
with all the evidence liz The bands Of The
government.
Churchill promised TO give proofs Of his
sat, meat, If tue governm Mt would grant the
proper iuquiry.
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A Daughter's Misery.

Eleven years our daughter suffered %
bed Of misery,
"From a complication oil kidney, livSs
rheumatic trouble and Nervous debility.
" Under the care of the best pb ysicisns,
e Who gave her disease various names
" Bot no relief,
" And now she IL restored 10 us in good hsslth
by simple q remedy as Hop BitLerz, that Nc had
Stunned Ion Year, before using it."-1HK PAkKsrs.
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LONDON, June S-Sir james Carmichael,
baronet,i CHAIRMAN eli the Submarine Tele-
graph Company (limited), between Great
Britain and The continent IL dead
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HOP BITTERS.
Advertising Cheats!

at bss become 90 com mon 10 write the
beginning OF an article, in 40 elegant, inter-
esiing N snner,
Ihen run il into some advertisement,
thst We avoid all pucb,
And simply call attention 10 the merits
Of Hop Biilers in az plain, honest terms -
possible,
To iEducs people
"To give them one trial, which 20 proves
their value tina, they will never use any
tbing else" -.
" The REMEDY 20 iayo.sbly noticed 10 all
the paper,
Rsiig Gus and secular, IL
Having large sale, and is supplaniipg
all oihfT medicines.
There il no denying the virtues Of the
Hop plsnt, and the proprIetors Of Hop Bit
teri nave shown great shire vdnsss
And ability
In compromising 4 medicine whose viz
tues are 90 palpable 10 every ones obserVa-
ton.
Did She Die?
sNop
She fingered and suffered along, piniLg
away all the time for year."
The doStors doing her no good"
Add at last was cured by this Hop Bat
ters, the papers say 30 much aboui.n
"Iadeed I Indeedp
"How thankful we should be for that med
-
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SENATOR BECK;s VIEWS.


porter on Tuesday, Senator Beck, of Ken
lucky, said; "The way l view the situation
for the next Presidential campaign is this:
The msiority of the people of the United
States are tired of what you might call Re-
publican bossism, but don't think yet that
We can be trusted. We have majority of the
next Congress, and the result will depend upon
what We DO. If we organize and go honestly
to work TO legislste for the good Of the whole
courry, put down mouopoiies without dis.
tnrhIng industry, carry genuine reform of
the Civil Service into effect and Eeep clear
OF the idea that power is 10 be used only 10
reward political friends, We will elect the
next President. The contest will be one of
idess Of this character, and will not be sf-
tected By the differences of opinion or the
tariff. Personally l am liberal trader;
some of my friends believe in protection; but
these things will not influence us much. The
vital questions are 30 great that | do not
care to speak about men. There isn't any
one man big enough 10 stand for them-no
one who towers over the others 50 greatly
tina, be csn be looked upon as the only ft
man to represent the principles now al issue.
In TACT, 10 the real sense OF the word there ia
no lesGsr of the Democracy to-day. Who
was the leader OF the party in the last
Senator"
SIT ia popularity thought that you were,
Senator"
Not at all. lie big mistake; there was
no leader. Only in SO Tar as | represented a
principle that Commanded the respect OF the
peopie-that they looked on az right-was
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HENDRICKS.
BY His Proposed Nomination in 1884
Of the Democratic Ticket OF
1876, ReaWakens the
Slumbering AnimOsity OF His Enemies
In and Out Of the Party, and In.
yites Very Severe Criticism.

IRE revival OF the old ticket Of 1876 by
Mr.. Hendricks is just now the subject Of dis
cussion by leading newspaper and public
men Throughout. the country. The drift OF
that discussion tends toward a sirong opposi-
ton to it, and Hendricks himself has been
made the text for comments, some of them
very severe. He is charged with JEALOUSY Of
Mcdonald and a desire to hinder that gem
tlemsn's advancement; also with the hope
that if the ticket was elected TIlden's death
would make place for the saIisiaction Of
his ambition. 1t ia ALEC said II hin that he
threw away in a fit of petulsnee his chances
in 1880, and that his present humor is ia
sharp contras, with that OF 1880, when he
might have secured the nomination Of The old
ticket or the nomination OF his friend Nc.
Donald. But the discussion does not end
with this. There is more, and perhaps worse,
to come.
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DRAMINn.
CAPITxh PRIZE $3.50. 600

We do heTe6V certify thai supervise the nrnGage
ucEb for al te h0iithiy did semi HBndi DTdwifgs
Of The LOutscRd Sdfc Lottery Company, 0Nd in per
manage and control the DrGspiEos nssulseltSs. and
tct the sane conducted iSih honesty fdfreSs AVID
IN good faith fOteard al parties aud GEtOEts te
Company 20 This ifcdte. with Jdcsmfles Of cav
SIGNATURES attached, ia It's advertisements. xt5
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-06
Minnesota's New Senator.

A st. Paul dispatch says that Dwight
Nj. Sabin. the new Senator, is native
Of Connecticut, and about thirty mine
years of age. In his early life he had
aspirations for the law. and commenced
his education with that end in view.
Failing health, however, rendered it
necessary for hun to give this up, and he
came West. His Minnesota career is
connected closely with the material in
terests of saltwater, where he settled
nearly fifteen years ago. The business
started then has grown, under the ex-
ecutive ability of Mr.. Sabin, into one
of the largest industries Of the State,
representing millions OF dollars capital,
under the name of the Northwestern
Car Factory. Mr.. Sabin is the or
ganizing and controlling genius of the
business. He is gentleman of educa-
ticn and culture. sound in Judgment and
I'm sually energetic in action. In per-
sonai appearance he is large in frame,
with black hair and mustache and bright
eyes, and with face indicative Of force
Of character and firmness o. will. In
action he is rather slow of speech and
deliberative in debate. He is distinct
lively q business man of the Western
stripe, OF restless energy and phenomenal
executive ability. He has been the con-
trolling power in State legislation here
for years, securing the contracts for State
Prison labor on his own terms, and last
session he was equally successful in sell.
ing his old, WORKOUT machinery to the
State. He is something of IN esthetic.
He possesses one Of the finest residences
in Saltwater. The beauty Of the grounds
and the taste displayed in the furnish
ing and surroundings show him to be
man of refinement as well as man of
busiDess
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-06
Ice Yachting on the Hudson.



There are sensations and there are
sensations, but fdpa "blood- maddener. y
that Of ice.yachting takes foremost
place. The thin line that separates the
participant from danger possesses a spe-
cial fascination, while the terrific pace
sends up nerve excitement to the high.
est condition of tension. Clean solid Toe.
stiff breeze, wraps such as would sug
gest Polar expedition, n flask and a
saucy craft. and the ice-yachtman is in
his glory. The sheet is loosened and off
the yacht shoots like an arrow from
bow. Away with a speed that catches
the breath and brings salt tears to the
eyes, Away, cutting the ice with a
strange grating sound, Away, leaving
everything behind Up thanders a
lightning express on the Hudson River
RAILROAD. Here is a chance! The driver
blows a whistle Of defiance, responded
TO from the yacht by an acoosting cheer.
Another reef ia let out, and, lean
ing over in manner suggestive OF in
slant humiliation. the race begins. The
locomotive is tested to her fullest ing
power-sixty miles an hour. Bah! rhe
yacht commences to draw on the express,
and in a few minutes the race is over,
the train getting 'badiy left" Acct
dents, however, will occur, The gearing
= not elways 10 be relied upon, or the
cutter either. Bolts are unstable as
woman, and ropes will give out at unex.
pected places, When an ice yacht cap.
sizss-this does not often occur-the
movement to destruction is very gradual.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-06

ownership Of the California Southern is
independent of the Atchison. The re-
port is not credited in railroad circles
here that the Atchison people propose to
establish any line Of steamers to China
from Guaymas or San Diego.
The Republican Programme.
WAsHISeToN, Feb. At is the pro-
gramme Of the Senate this week to press
the consideration of the Finance and
Tariff measures, to the exclusion Of all
others. Some brief executive sessions
will be held.
OIL Explosions.
CLEVELAND, Feb. -four stills ex-
ploded at the Great Western oil works
this morning. The FIRE spread to the
adjoining tanks of the Standard Oil
Company, exploding several Of them.
Streams of burning oil ran into the creek.
Thousands Of barrels of burning oil
foated down the stream, setting fire to
everything in its course. The loss is
perhaps 100000.
breaking OF an lee Gorge.
MEADvfLLE, Pa. Feb. 5.-Last night
the ice gorge in the mill race broke and
the central part of the town was flooded.
Over three hundred families were rescued
in boats and there was much suffering
from cold and water. The gas works
are under water and the city Is in dark.
ness. No railway trains can enter or
leave the city.
The Floods.
SpRINGErELD, Ohio, Feb. 5.-Streams
are all reported higher, but no additional
damage. The Scioto river at Columbus is
receding to day.
Earthquake.
WoLFBoRo, N. Y, Feb. 5.-Two
slight shocks of earthquake occurred
this morning. The-movement was FROM
west to east.
More Accidents.
VIENNA, Feb. 5.-A serious railway
accident has occurred in Hungary. Six
cars fell down steep mountain and
seven women and some men were killed
and many injured.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-06
areat Floods In Ohio, Indiana and
Pennsylvania.

CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-Trains are arriving
and leaving on time to-day, but the tel
egraph Is still demoralizod. A dispatch
from Toledo reports heavy freshets
throughout Ohio. The railroad bridge at
Fremont was swept away with portion
OF . freight train The lower part Of
Fremont and the whole OF Ottawa are
under water. At Cleveland the manu-
factories are submerged. There has been
. great loss Of property. The Valley
railfoad 10 under water and the damage
is over million dollars. The damage
by food at Akron Is $50, 900. Travel is
suspended. The bridge of the Baltimore
L Ohio road at Mount Vernon is swept
away. with q portion Of the freight train
crossing. One brakeman was killed.
Two trains went through the bridge near
Mans6eld, one brakeman being killed and
one injured. MeadvilIe IS flooded,
Three hundrcd families we're rescued in
boats. The food at Shelbyville, Ind.
ana. il the greatest ever known in that
vicinity. The flooded portion Of the
town i under water. The levees were
broken at Bradford. Pa, and the city
was flooded Saturday night. Five
bridges were swept away and many
houses damaged, and some destroyed
Sixty.iive families had to fly for their
lives when the ice gorge broke.
PrrsBuRo, Pa, Feb. 5.--The Allie
ghany river has destroyed property to
the valus Of several hundred thousands,
betYsep Rittsburg and Oil City. No
damage was feared here until this morn
inn when the sudden rise carried away
coal bavges and lumber, worth hun.
ared thousand dollars, A number Of
hoRses were washed away at rarkies,
Virginia. Tho lower portion of Free
port is submerged at Embarton bridge,
tour men were washed away and one
drowned,
PrrrsauRa, Feb. 5.-Apprehensions,
owing to q phenomenal rise in the ALE
eheny river ars allayed. The river has
been stationary for several hours. The
bridge connecting Allegheny City with
the Island is swept away. The mer.
chants steel bridge is seriously injured
and closed to travel. Every bridge and
culvert on the Pittsburg \ Western
Railway between Golfers junction and
this cit} is carried away. The Allie
gheny Valley and Fort Wayne roads
also suffered greatly and travel is nearly
suspended, The lower portions Of Ale
gheny City are under water, Many
work shops and boundaries are com
PEELED 10 suspend operations. The dam
age will exceed 100000.
v n. a.. hm.a.o,
h,irANIso, req. o;-one au nao..;a
families are moving 70 tne secono s'os az
or gong away. urea' sunerlns Is ie'
on account 81 'ne COW weaeaet.
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A Portable Electric Lighter,


lscientlhc AnlericAn, Dec R1
A Portable Electric Lighter for IS, is
being extensively sold by the Portable
Electric Light Co., OF ~ Water Street.
Boston. " ia an economical and safe
apparatus for lighting for home and bus
mess purposes.
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California Loan ONCE.

<,oRNER Los ANGELES AND COM lO\
I mercial streets, under White House. a -
Advances money on. also buys and sells
ali kinds Of jswelry, pistols, guns, ETC. Az Trans
actions strictly confidential fsosu
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san Franelscc Markets.

San Francisco, Feb. s. Wheat,
higher, el.774@l.85; Barley, firmer,
fesd el.l7A@l |. 20; brewing 81 ESQ .35;
cheyalier 81. 25@I. 40. Oats as usual
4l.75@l .92h. Corn. yellow, 81, 75@l 10,
,vtifa n ri aaked