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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
COLLEGE BOIA Ar FOOYBlLL.

BoSTON. Nov. II Especially the college football
championship series the Boston Institute of Tech
nology this afternoon defeated tho Amherst College
eleven the union grounds in this city. the score
being 80 to o. The lnstdte eleven played strong
game though using "a number OF substitutes. he first
half they kept the ball close TO the Amherst goal and
won thirty two points. The Amherst men played n
vastly better game in nc second hail. forcing the play
ONLY four points. For the Institute Coolidge played
well and Philips Of Amherst, made several line
4 large owd was in attendance.
PRINCETON, N. j., Nov lL-Ono OF the finest games OF
football ever played here took place tails afternoon
Princeton defeating Wesleyan by score OF 10 points to
o. or goals. touch-lowns to safely touchdown.
Wesleyan won the aud took the con, giving
Princeton the goal The play was strong on botn
sides the Wesleyan team being by far the bese which
Princeton done by Adams, De Camp. COwan, H.
Hodge, and Lamar. tho last alono making touch
downs. For Wesleyan. Wells and Manchester did the
hest work. This was the first cham piOnshp game In
team makes the college hopeful for the result Of tho
game with Yale In New-York on Saturday.
CAMBRIDGE, Nov. IL (Specidb.-rho second game
OF the class football series played this after
noon In Jarvs's fold by SO and 49, Eghty-eight was
without the services Of her best player, Ioon at half
back, AMI his absence notceaby fo The 80 team
was follows: Rushers, Wardman, Morgan. Agasslz,
/ Morse, IrdtiOrd Hcnnrman ana Woodbury.; quarter
back. Austin; half-Oueks Scott ana Perry; fu-"ark.
Perkins. Elghty-elgt played with the following team
Ruahers, Bancroft StOwell, WOOlman, Churchill. Fur-
| don, HdlOwel, Crock r; quarterback Noble; half
bucks Palmer and Porter; full-backs, Reynolds and
Pekns. Eighty-uluo caught and kicked well, and P0r-
ter, 49, played steady strong game ut ali times. The
1885, at the end OF the game 'ss had by 80 10 /.
|
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agree in the v5ws they express the question Of Tor
egn mail service appropriation.
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue HOtet-SenatOr Eugene Hale.
of Maine NJ f. ingalls,. OF Circlnnati; aud Psaasl
simmons, the sculptor Gftsey House Horatio n
Beach u s. Consui-General for Ecuador; General f. A
Merritt of Potsdam n v; john T. Lester, OF Chicago,
and Paymaster T. s. Thompson, U. :. Navy HOFFMAN,
House-Celoncl Robert O. Ihgersol. OF Illinois. Pro-
lessor J. w. Churchill. OF Andover, Mass. Hotef
,7tus,cck-I.Z Letter. Of Chicago Atemdre Hold
The Rev DR.. Thomas X Conrad, OF Philadelphia. ~
S,reran HOuse-Nicholas NJ Bell OF the Postoice Do
partment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
A HUNDRED PRISONERS SENT TO THE ISLAND
To secure better ventilation while engaged

ding to the prisoners captured at the rad nade
lust after midnight yesterday the stalebcer dcns
Nos 81 81, 80, Al. SO ana 65 MulberTy> Police JUS
flee Murray. tine Tomb Court, yesterday sat IN the
81 ecia Sessions Court. There 80 prisoners and they
were mainly women. more disgusting collection on
degraded humanity could hardly be found. and the
Meglstrate disposed their speedily pos
sibie. lie examined every one and discharged thirty
The remainder sent to the Island for six months
each getting rid OF the htby crowd the Justice
Obliged postpone the hearing OF other cases untl
the afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
NEM.IERSEN-

PArERsoN-Thomas \. Downing, who shot the Law
vcr n Ward was again released from jail yesterday
ON 81 900 bail. furnished by his father before JuiSo
Dixon IN tie civil suit brought by Ward. The su - for
81 900 and the judge lad IL III his power 10 require
Luu IN double the amount sued Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE NOVEMBER lss5-I"lNE O

1877 mp to April II, 1884. when owing TO severe az
tack OF Illness ordered out OF town D my IN, Pn5 ro
nreror many trunks and OF personal eHects anu
furniture the value OF over SlOoV an ION Sr to con-
nue my residence there My health not beng s9hceh'y
estahIskrd 1 remained out of own last winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
THE PosTMAsrER.GENEaAL TO BE QUEsTI(

TIE POsTMAsTER-GENEGAL TO BE QUESTIONED
WASHINGTON, Nov. Ii (SpeciaD One of the
first measures be introduced in tho House. Con-
gress meets In December. will DO resolution censuring
the General FOR his course IN declining to pay
American steamship companies money which Congress
had voted them compensation for carrying the for
elgn mails. The resolution, doubt. will lead to
thorough discussion of the meaning and intent OF
passed by the XLVIIIth Congress which app oprated
500 for the carrying OF foreign mails in American
hips and at the tac will give Mr. Villas an
onportunlty to explain tho rUasOhs which induced him
to set judgment against the conclusions reached
by Congress. I'm the senate similar resolution Will he
I'M rnluued Is thought, by Senator Frye, whose
efforts the passage OF tho Appropriation was last
winter The prospects that Mr.. Villas Will have
lively limo with Congress. just now he Is engaged In
nrparug hi annual report The report Of the supern
nirntto Foreign Mails has not heon given out for pub
saon vet and will be until Mr.. Villas has finished
hs report 1t Is desirable OF course. that both should
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15

WHERE rs liR. LTVIyGSTONE'S RESIOEYCEi
- Assessor Van Brugh Livingstone, who was
charged with being a non-resident and therefore
eligible 10 hold Office says: 81 look upon tho NewYofk
Hotel as being my residence for the reason that have
resided there during every fall and winter snce Juno.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
J,yyToR UTOOLE TURNED TIE CLOCK BACR.
,rho Trustees of Primary School No 16, in

Re-, continued their examination OF
the charges against Miss MrCatery the principal yes
Janit.,r Patrick O'Toole remembered that on
os ccasion he had turned back the hands OF tho oo
ccrk M the request OF tho principal IRIS bliss fitz
nst,a ehorscs was doue With view to certain i'm
yroner actions which the principal contemplated. Ihe
Eniter said that il was eigatday CLOCK ana hisns
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remain. dear sir,
Your very humble servant.

Mr. Hoffman received these letters from his father.
who was associated with Mr. Ward In the enterprise OF
bringing young List Manchester. The Iluanc con
certo played at the first concert was that IN minor
It Will auuse the musicians Of this generation to see
that the question already feature In concert
giving sixty years ago. The letters evidently written
by an Englisnman but the second bears Adam Lists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
APPOINTMENT AND RESIGNATION.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-Thomas RcddingtOn,
OF NewYork has been appointed bookkeeper OF the o
OF the Comrniss OF Railroads. vice f. b. Pckcre
BENJAMIN +. Bergen, OF Illinois, has been appointed
special agent Of the Land Office
J. EdgIrton. Chef-Iust.c OF tho Supreme Court OF
DIkoln has rendered his resignation to the President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
NEWARK.

An unknown man was found in the yard adio,nil z
smith savers foundry In Brdge-st, Newark, nj 4.
Yesterday aud ,t,d. A san swIch ANA package
of :. Rough on Rats" were found IN his pockets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
PiLICs or LLSZpS BOTHOOD.

CONCERT NEGOTI ATOMS SIXTY YEARS AGo-LI~Zis
FIRST APPEARANCE ~ MANCHESTER. ENGLAND
Richard Hoffman has among his musical
curiosites two letters which to the first visit Of
Franz L,-zt As -gvero england. II was IL 1874
and lJszt was at the time thirteen years old. He had
uayed u public when only nine years old but had then
gone to Vienna study with Czcrny. salicr and Rand
barnger Thence in 1923, he went TO Paris. where he
WAS denied adm ssiOn the COnserydtore By Cherubin
because he was "a foreigner. lie continued his studies
under Eccha and Paer and began the concert tours
which soon spread his fame "a vrtuoso throughout
the world For first four years OF his concect life he
WAS accompanied on his travels by his father, Adam
List a Hungarian of noble birth. whom reverses Of
fortune had turned into private citizen. lie ID the
"Mr. List" OF the following letters:
- CT MFRIBoROUGu Strict.
July 22d 1924.
Mr. List presents ms compltmrnts TO Mr.. Zoe and
bcgs to ay That upon whcn be- VIII take his sou
to Manchester to play 1T the concerts or the III and 1t
August next viii be aS follows:
Mr. Ii-zt IL to receive 4lOO and to be provided with
hoard lodging Mr. Wards house during his stay ~
Manchester Tor his son and MINIS IF aul hr. LiHt wiI
pay the travelling expenses 10 ana from Mhch'7trE
LOSDOS. July 30 h 1924
DEAR SIR: In answer to Your letter Oh ."e 21th
inst 1 beg to inform yuu that wish my son 10 play a.
follows viz Al the irst concert grand rOHccr.O for
thc Plau0 Forte with orchestral accOmpanimcnts com
posed by Humne and the Fall oil PARIS, also with grand
orchestral accompaniment, c0hHoscl oN Mp5cheieH
At the second concert Variations win oIchcs
fra, accOmuduueuts composed by Charles CZrrnl and
afterward AN FxcmpOrc Fantasia on written Iheina
which Master LsZ VIII respectfully request any person
Of the company 10 give him.
We intend to start tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
Tho Telegraph Coach rom the White Horse I0tten
Lane aud entire stranger. TO Manchester, IL
will very agreeable to us If you viii send some Que to
meet us. go, c
morning shall be glad Tor my son to play upon that
Instrument
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have been fast at the time. Miss Margaret kearney
was examined, and the trustees adjourned until TO-
mor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
STATEN ISLAND.

NEw.BRIGnroN.-Thc Board OF Health has ordered IN
nsnecton OF all the public schools in the district and
trc vaccination of al its attendants not properly pro.
tscte against smallpox. There four SCHOOLS, with
I.ilv attendance of 2I30 children. OF whom $50 have
moi been yacclnatcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15

An idea of the passenger traf tho German state
railways may formed from the fact that the saving ~
iLs pasteboard. OF which tho tickets arc made, ana
winch Tickets the first Of October taken by the
conductors before arrival at the terminal station Tor INC
purpose OF having them reniiled, amounts 10 tully
10000 marks American Register, Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15

Mrs Walup who WAS recently tried for polsoniI her
hnsh1r d. Is TO be exhibited IN dime musoum
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-06-11
COMMUNICATION.
Lewiston, l. T., june Z, 1885.

Lewiston, l. T., June Z, 1885.
Ed. TELLER We hear of various
trespasses upon the rights and property
Ct individuals, in our county at recent
periods, and the responsibility Of tn zee
maursudings has been generally 'saddIed'
upon LOT One inevitable red man. E I.
en- the mysterious duel and presumed
murder and suicide III the Flyu- Brazil
tragedy was mentioned, by few sudden
" excited citizens as the bloody work Of
the followers Of Joseph. In the MAORI
Of these instances the facts disprove the
theory Of the Indian depredations and
fasteu the guilt upon white people-ex-
ternally white. A similar genius Of dew
iltry seems to pervade the spirit of other
white (so-called) animals in our midst.
Actingrpou the supposed right Of law
abiding business resident Of the city Of
Lewiston, We have at different times
posted advertising sheets and machine
bills Of the Studebaker wagon, j. l. Case
Threshing Machines, Headers and Flows,
the Randolph improved Header, Hoouier
Seeders, Drills and hay rakes, the Osborne
Binder, Reapers, Mowers and other har.
vesting machinery represented by US, il
available public places in our city, and
some friendly disposed pers. or persons
amuse themselves under the cover d
nightly darkness, and tie inherent mis-
chievous, sable coloring Of their viciou,
souls, BY tearing down and destroying
these advertising agents of our goods
wares and merchandise. For instance
BY permission, We placarded the Lewiston
mill building, and our posters have been
systematically removed and thrust uudel
the ditch aume. The beast who thu,
attempted to "crush truth to earth" h,a
left no ear marks or finger prints BY
which it can be distinguished frou
members Of the human family, but tn.
foot prints left behind him On the sand.
Of time are not moccasin tracks or the in
dentations Of Chinese sandals, or the ped
al impressions Of an exceedingly small
boy. They are not quite the dimensions
Of Studebsker wagon poster, nor thai
Of the Hoosier rake, nor as diminuativt
Us the shriveled up manhood Of those X
lost to every instinct Of human feeling OF
sense Of moral obligations to others, as to
DO guilty Of such practices. The mex,
step in the degrading ladder Of thi,
human depravity will be to apply the
slow match to our buildings; in the hope
Of destroying, not only the representations
Of our goods, but the goodathemselves, to
the extent Of the stock on hand. They
may destroy our printed matter, and even
seek to crafty their lnatiate viciousnes
by resorting to arson; but they cannot
extinguish the honestly earned and solid
reputation Of our machinery, or of FAIR
AND SQUARE DEALING.
Yours Respec'.
A. QUACKENBUSH.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-06-11

sation until be shall earthly under oath that be
has besa necessarily employed the number Of
days for which be claims pay, and that he has
complied with the provisions Of this act. Pro-
cided. that In case . survey Of ssy road b made
ON petition - provided 10 sections three 81,
four ~. i've Isl sud six l6 Of this act, and il
should after Sard appear that such road was
not es1nty road - prescribed in section one
Of this act. then the expense Of surveying and
tlatting such ROAD shall be charged to the pe-
titiouers, and the seme may b. recovered By
action in any court Of esmpstent jurisdict on in
the nsos Of the county. Prorided, further,
that this act shall apply 70, and be in force in
Nez percs County only.
Ssc. II. This act shall bs in force from and
after its passage aud approval.
Approved February &, 1885.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-06-11

BY thanking the people for the honor
they had conferred upon him, and ex
pressing that in his jourDeying, he had
found the country to far surpa what he
had read Oft from his boyhood up, and
predicting for it magnificent future.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-06-11
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
GEO. n. DOUGHARTY.
LAND OFFICE AT

Lewiston Idaho, Nay 1885.
NOTICE rs REREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN follow ing-nsmsd settler has Sled notice
of bis intention to make final proof in support
Of bis claim, and that said proof viii b made
It this elies on June 18th 1885. Wis: George
u. Dougharty. home. 34s, for the nv 4 go 81
p SO 3v. B. n. He names the following
witaessss to prove bis eontinsoes residsncs up
% and ealtivaties Of said land, viz: 8. Whit
comb. l.. Herbert. John Jadd and John Rob.
sSts. I'll 81 JuliettA. I. +.
r. b. WINSTON. Ja.
a Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-06-11
PUBLIC AUCFION!!

NOTICE b hereby sivsn thss viii sell q
public auction q ny ranch. N milss west Of
0saagsvills. % Jsns 18th. u 10 : N, the
following property. to vi: Is head stock and
work horsss. % heed u hogs, sslky rlsw. l
mower. hay rake. ct team harness. Terms
s mentAs. q per ssat, with approved secu.
rity. CIV. hkenRGAN.
Graagsvills. I. r. ss.S
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-06-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT
At Walla Walla W. T. Nay, -. 1882
IN the following -aamsd settler has h.ed ~
tics Of his intention to make final proof u ~
port Of his claim, and that said proof =" :
made before @. N. Kineaid. st Colfax w. na
on July IL. 1885. vis. Martin hibes. 70
2642. Tor the svk nsh go II tp ~ -:
He names She following witnsssss 20 prey. -
continusus rssideucs upen. and cnltivane.s a.. -
said land, viz: ". h Smith, Thonas r0w III
and P. L. smith, Of Uniontewns W. >"
Marian Lemons, Of Cotton. ". 2.
JOS. JORGENS0N.
a Rsgistef
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-06-11

Go to e. DArr when you want to gss yo :.
horse shod. He 10 good mechanic ,na :.
f;rpt class work in the blacksmithine III
moderately NV figures. o
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-06-11
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPrIoN PROOF.

NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTION PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston. l. T., May 20 1885.
II. DAY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following named settler ha. fled notice
Of his intention to make 6nsl proof in support
Of bis claim and that said proof will b made
at this ONCE on June 10Th 1885. Wis: Henry
Day d. 9. 1928. for the d set ssa sw4 and lot I
sec 6tp 33 4w. Re names the following
witnesses TO prove his continueus residence up.
on and cultivation Of hid land, Wig. John
Kincaid. D. ROUGH. L. Brockway and N. Hen
rihas, all Of Lewiston, I. T.
p. H. WINSTON. in.
S3 Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-31
SUMMONS.

IN sfse district Conrt of the Secon, y,,,
srkct Il the TsYriso.t of Idaho. in ,"a eisi lis
county II Altnraa-- E. &. Colin srd ~ ior n.
''-ra.sness Germs tesiness nnfer The ,tstA
AID style OF Ceffin Brothers. rlainriuxA .A hser
HeIa, nj. ~. n. btplent, c. T. Ee,,.n. 20
Gower. co-partners doing basinesa nnJ. aac q.
name and style of y. Eement k AIMS ~ s1,A
The People of the United States in III. ~ A1'as'.
OF Idaho, send Greeting t. A. o. Benz, ,or,
Bement, T. t. Bement and &. A. oSs,SN.
PENDANTS. "o~tr, de-.
You are hereby required to appear i,
brought against yGu by the allowed. ns'ssa acton
tffs, IN the District Court of the Sncn,su plan.
District of the Territory of Idaho in snd sndical
county of Alturas. and to answer tho w.. ior TIE
filed therein. within ten days lexeiusiu onhplaint
day of service), after the service on yar "a the
sunimons-if served within this con,. 81 this
served out of this county, out in th;s j; Or if
within twenty days; otherwise, within su.s'iit
or judgment by default will be taken sgaiN. Gays
according to the prayer of said complaint you
The said action is brought to recovar L..
against you for the sum Of 1886 02 and tuueMtn
thereon from the 18th day of January. n due
being for money paid us sreight charges or On 'ss
tain bob-sleighs shipped by you to ua;r ea ctr
violation of the terms Of certain contrsat IN
tert d into between YOU and the plaintiFs NJ 'n.
her A. 1854 said money being paid for yor GEN.
and account. and at your request the fac,s 'eltft
fully appearing in plaintiffs compliant NOE
copy of which is herewith served 'e'uaed
And vow are hereby notified that IL Won ..,.
appear and answer the said complaint vs. ~. IA 70
required, the said plaintiffs will take def.n's ovs
judgment against you as prayed for in said o 'ld
plant. '" 'Va'
Given under my hand aud the seal Of the r,..
Court OF the Second Judicial District Of ~ "
ritory OF Idaho. in and for the county Of a. itf
this I'd day Of March, in the year Of on n' I'
one Thousand eight hundred and eighty. Aofa
IsEALl A. L. RICHARDSON. Cls,,
BY E. Z. RICHARDS, Deputy Clerk e'A
LYTrIEToN PRICE, plaintiffs attorney. H'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-31
Sherif;s Sale.

By virtue of an execution, Issued ont of
the Justice Court Of HALEY Precinct OF
the Territory II 1dahe, in and .or tn.
County of Alturas, and to directed and de-
lvercd, for Il judgment rendered and entered in
said Court, en- the 9th day OF February 1855 in
favor Of John Arnold, and against the Duyitt
Silver King MInirg Company, l have levied On
all of the right, title and interest of the above
named defendant in and to the following de-
scribed real property, to-wit:
Thst certain lode mining cha. ri. located on the
81 day OF June. 1852, by Moses Willy. Thomas r.
Bentley, Patrick Flynn and Juntt Z. Mutherwel
of HALEY. Idaho Territory, and known as the Da-
witt Lode Mining Clsiin, situate on Deer Creek
about one ,,uie southerly from the Warm Springs
ana being 300 feet in length by 800 feet in width
Also all of the rieht. title and int rrst Of the
above -named defendant II an 10 the mining claim
known rs the Far West Mine stu ate on Deer Creek
about mile southerly from the Warm Springs
and is 1900 feet in leng by 600 feet in width and
located and recorded by Stephen Muveyhilt and
J. NJ. Taylor. tn of the shove mining claims
being in Mineral Hill Mining Dis rict. Alturss
county. Idaho Territory. Also, all OF the ri sht
title and interest of the above-nuuied defendant
in and to the mining clsiIa known rs The Silver
King mine. being 1900 feet in length by Goa feet
in width, and situate on the south sidc of Beaver
gulch about miles in r souhwesterlv dire cticu
from the town eli SaWtuoth. and about this Of n
mile south from the Colnmbia mine. recorded in
book 10. pages 49, and t55. OF the Quartz Records
| of Alturas county, Idaho Terrt Try.
Notice is hereby given tllst on the 3Oth lay u,
March. 1885. at II O'Clock n. III. Of that day in
| front of the Ccurhol S. in HALEY County ot Al
tnrns. viii sell the right, title and interest a
said Davitt x Silver King Mining Company il
and u the above described property 1T PUnI
bidler IN satisfy said Execution and all costs
| Dated the 9th day of Mrrch. 1s>5.
C. II. FUREY Sheriff.
A. F. M"NrANpoN. attorney for plaintiff. m
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-31
SUMMONS.


the District Court OF inc second Juh'ciA DIS
trict of the Territory vi hiaho, IL sau t"f the
County OF At'iras.
James r. Pearrc plaintiff Vs. DavittS silver King
Mimi. Co.. AicCornick n Co, and Geo " i.
tsritin d, Il udnnts Action brought in the DIS
triet Court OF the Second Judicial Dibtrc Of
the Territory Of I!nho in and for the county
uf Miuras and the complaint filed in said
county OF AltuEas in the Office of the Clerk Of
said hi strict Court.
r u.;.. =, ei,. vi,,, uiri,, 10 u.Corrick L.
=" nn''. 80 w g ~ T. H., n.,u ~ The
n, a'u u ,t.i s,u,s IN ti,a T.r i,nrv
Fropie W ~" 'hl'eu "'A''F' III '.'e Ae' i'''
". Au"no ..io, o.. ,,,,oor H.. an .ct;on
~" ~ i'i! f'i' a., 49,, -" i,i,," ,,,,,.i ,,ai,,
80. - 10 ni,,, To,,rt nf th. sernnd I,,dicinl
Sn, ia tu IT,. ,'.'' ~ ,5a,o ~ and tr ths
.. "a ~, IL ',n a,.,y.r ~. nnrni,int
u3n W. ',, 5avs f.~,iusivc nf ne d,v
~ . go. w. ar,i,o m rn, of this sun