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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-03

Of six years from Missouri, were laid
before the Senate to-day. He was 4
member Of Che Confederate Congress At
Richmond.
The report is that Senator Williams,
OF Kentucky, whose term expires next
month. having been superseded by Rep
resentative Blackburn, will be an appli-
cant for the Mexican mission. He has
been true all during his term in the
Senate TO the Mexican veterans.
President-clect Cleveland will read
his inaugural address from the east
front Of the Capitol.
Ex-Speakcr Randall has been invited
to visit Mobile, Ala. and he says he
may do so, after Congress adjourns,
when he is on way to the New Orleans
Exposition.
Senator Beck expects tomorrow to
speak on the Morrill, silver bill.
"The indications are that Congress
will do less than anticipated" said a
most practical western congressman to-
night.
Mr.. John Conan, Of Pulaski, who
raises 50 bovine aristocrats," is here.
Government receipts to-day: Inter-
nal revenue, s5l4,s37 ; customs, $685.
sol.
Hon. Frank Jones, Of New Hamp-
shire. who is talked of for Cabinet
position, arrived to-day.
Colonel Cabell offered bill to ex~
tend the provision Of the signal service
TO the farmers. This would secure a
million annually to Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February Cotton
quiet sales to-day. 81 bales uplands,
llEc.; Orleans, ll.c.; consolidated
net receipts, 1854 bales {; exports
to Great Britain, 1913 bales to
France, 1882 bales; to the CONT
nent, 2.62S bales. Flour--Southern
dull and easy. common to fair extra.
$3.20a$4. IS. Wheat-Spot declined
Ja3c.; ungraded red, SSa9Sc.; un-
graded white. 90a9lIc.; No. red,
February, SSIaS9sc. Corn--Spot lale.
lower; ungraded, 4Sa50c.; No. 2, 49la
Soc. February, 49la49ie. Oats Ialc.
lower and dol No. 2, February. SOFA
36lc. Hops firm. Coiiee-Spot fair
Rio quiet at $3.50; No. ! Rio, spot aud
February, $50. Sugar dull and nom
inal; fair to good refining, 4 l5-l6a
5 Lice. refined, quiet and weak C.,
SIC. extra c. jia5 &c. white extra C..
5Iaj &C.,; yellow. 4la5c. off A, 5sa
53c.; mould A, Gle; standard A, 5sa
BE-; confectioners' A, cut-loaf and
crushed. GsaGlc. ; powdered, 6saGlc. ;
granulated, 6ic.; cubes, 6la6 9-l6c.
Molasses dull and nominal. Rice steady.
Cotton-seed oil. 36a3Sc. for crude; 40Ic.
for refined. Rosin dull at 81. 25asl.27 ~.
Turpentine quiet at 37ic. Hides steady.
Wool firm; domestic fleece, 24a37e.
Pork unchanged and dull. Lard 2a4c.
higher; western steam. spot, s7.l1l ia
1920; TO arrive, e.. 10, cash and Feb
rusry. Freights firm.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February 2.-Floul
quiet and steady; Howard-street and
western superiine, 81. 75as3.l Is; extra,
s3.25as3.75; family, s4as5 /; City Mills
superfine, s2.75as3.l5: extra. s3.25s
1915; Rio brands, AIS. Wheat
Southern steady, with active demand
western lower; southern red, 94a96c.
amber, 97a9Sc. No. l Maryland, 93ts
93lc. /; No. 2 western winter red, spot
SSiaS9c. Corr-Southern nominally
steady; western easier and quiet
southern white, 5la52c. yellow, 50,
SEC. Oats steady and quiet southern
35a3Sc.; western white. 37a3Sc.
mixed. 34a36c. Pennsylvania, 81
37e. Provisions steady and quiet
Mess pork-0ld. sl3.50; new, sl3.75
Observation-Disclosures and clear-ril
sides, packed. 6 and 1ic. Bacon
Shoulders, &C.: clear-rib sides, SEC
Hams, l2ial3e. Lard-Refined, Ste
Coffee duh and barely steady; Ri
cargoes, ordinary TO fair, SAa9l. .Snga
steady; A soft, Gle. Whiskey stead
at 81. 20asl.2l. freights dull.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, February 2.-rlou
dull; family, s3.60as3.9o. Who's
easier and lower; No. 2 red, s5ss6s
Corn unsettled and lower; No. n.ixes
4iis42c. Oats weaker; No. 2 nixed
32aa3se. Pork quiet at sl2,2s. Lar
firm at 1880. Bulk-meats firm; shoa
dcss. So; short rib, s6,3si. Baco
steady; shoulders, 1918; short ri
! $50; clear, t7.s5. whisksy stead
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-03
baltimore American.


There have been rumors current
among railroad-men for the last few
days that the Pennsylvania railroad
have secured an exclusive connection
with the Richmond and Danville system
for heavy freight transportation. The
subject has been one which has long ex-
ercised the minds of the merchants OF
this city, and, indeed, there is no sub
lect OF more general interest to bust
ness-men of Baltimore than the ne
cessity Of an unbroken rail con-
nection TO the South from this point.
The efforts Of the Merchants and Manu-
facturers' Association to secure the
legislation for loan TO the Richmond
and Danville system were in this direc-
ton. A rail route by either of the
present roads leading into Baltimore
was desired, but a number of citizens
wished the Baltimore and Ohio TO Sc
cure equal connection and facilities with
the Pennsylvania railroad system. But,
for various reasons, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has been permitted to
secure the exclusive connection. Ths
parties have been in treaty for som,
months past, and il is seuli-oiiicially de
clared that an alliance, offensive and de
fensiye. has been entered into between
the Pennsylvania railroad and the Rich
mord and Dansille road. The onl,
points agreed upon have been the trans
portation Of heavy freight, but this i
| shortly 70 be followed BY express ant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-03
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Lecislaiure-NarIou Measures.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch. !

RALEIGH, \. c., February 2.-ln
the Senate to-day Mr.. Poole introduced
bill creating a railway commission.
1t was ordered to be printed. 1t is I'M
derstood that a desperate fight will be
made over it when it comes up.
Governor Scales to-day sent a mes
sage to the Senate and House contain
ing an invitation to the Legislature to
visit the New Orleans Exposition.
In the House q bill was introduced
allowing the railway agents to refuse to
sell intoxicated persons tickets, and
permitting conductors to refuse to allow
such persons to enter the cars. Bills
were also introduced to make 1t an Of
fence to sell cigarettes or cigars to boys
under ten years of age.
To-day Governor and Mrs. Jarvis left
for their new home at Greenyillc. PITT
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-03


CHATTANOOGA, February Am
east-bound express on the Memphis
and Charleston railroad was wrecked
near Brownsboro' last night. The
train was going forty miles an hour
when it was thrown from the track.
The engineer and fireman narrowly
escaped being killed. Baggagc-Msster
Kessler and Express-Messenger Schmidt
were dangerously injured. The bag
gage-car and smoker were demolished.
No passengers were hurt.
A shocking murder occurred Sunday
evening in James county. Tenn, a few
miles from this city. George Eldridge
and his cousin Of the same name quar-
relied over a trivial matter. and the
first named drew his knife and attacked
the latter, who was armed, and who at
once shot his adversary dead. Both
are members of leading families.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-03
sporting An.her.,y.

A really invaluable specific. remarks
the London Daily Sportsman, editorial
liz, for the cure or rheumatism, neural
gia. sprains, bruises. is st. Jacobs Oil.
II is well-known in the English market,
and has gained immense fame in
America. Australia, and all parts Of the
world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-03
Manages Against Steamboat Conn
paDy.


IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
BALTIMORE, February 2.-Judge
Morris. in the United States District
Court, to-day rendered his decision IN
the case of Martha Stewart and three
Others (colored) against the Baltimore,
Chesapeake and Richmond Steamboat
Company. The libellants purchased
lirst-class-passage tickets on the steam
boat Sue, after having been told they
would not be admitted to the sleeping
apartment occupied by white females.
This suit was brought to recover 800
damages each for exclusion from that
apartment. .
Judge Morris said it was the right OF
a common carrier of passengers to
make regulations for the separation OF
different classes of passengers. but they
have no right to make any difference IN
the comfort and convenience of those
who nav full fare. The forward cabin
assigned to colored females was not IN
as comfortable a condition as that as
signed to white females. and he there
fore awarded decree of 800 to each
of the libellants. Notice of appeal was
given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-03
lighter freight and throush-passengs'
business.
LATE WEATHER REPORT.
fsnecial teleeram 70 the piRatch.l

WASHINGTON, February al A..
M--For die Middle Affanfic States.
partly cloudy reafher, rifh light local
snops, sIosciy rising temperature, light,
rariabt rinds, generally from south
east to somfhresf.
For the South Lflontic Sfafes,
rarmr, fair Seafhr, south 70 vest
rinds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-03
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.


OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whte. 734 bushels.
Mixed. 100 bushels. Red, l,ll6
bushels. Total. | $40 bushels.
CoRN.-White. 2,42G bushels.
Mixed. $40 bushels.
OATs.-296 bushels.
RYE.-l0 bushels.
PEAs.-26 bushels.
CLovER-SEED.-26 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Mixed, 100 bushels at
90c. Red, l,ll6 bushels very good
Longberry on private terms.
CoRN.-Whitc. 40 bushels very
good on private terms 2S6 bushels
very good at SOC.
0ATs.-29G bushels prime to choice
winter at 81 TO G2lc.
CLovER-SEED.-26 bushels on pri-
yate terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-03

NORFOLK. February 1.-The Bay
Line freight-stesmer CASTOR went ashore
of Craney island last night, and barge
in tow Of q tug went out tonight to take
off the cargo. On her return to Norfolk
the barge, loaded with miscellaneous
merchandise, sunk of Port Norfolk.
Loss not known. The barge was towed
into the dock, and the CASTOR fioated a
10 o'clock.
A slight fire tonight partially de-
stroyed the foundry Of Hodges & Co,
Loss, 1000; covered by insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-03
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February 2.-Virglnia
6's. consols, 38a; past-due coupons,
35; new 10-40's, 80; new 3's, 52l.
North Carolina 6's, old, 1881. Bid to-
dav.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-03
EI.OUR.

We quote Fine, 81. 2jas2. so super
fine, s2.25as3; extra, s3.5Oas3.9O /;
family, s4.25as5; patent family,
country, sjas5.25. Market frmer
and active.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-03

PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUAKY ., lsss.
ARRIVED.
Stea mer Old Dominion, Smith. New York.
merchandise and passenger. Ga ". Allen a
steamer Ashland. Pannin. PhllAdelphis.
merchandise and passengers. J. W. Mccar-
SAILED.
Steamer ARIEL. CLIFFORD. Norfolk. UnitsA
States mali. merchandise and pAsBsngesas
l.. Is. Tatnfn. agent.
PORT OF NETWORKS NEWS. FkB'Rr ..
lBy telesrsph.l
ARRIVED.
steamer Apollo (spani:hs Havana for Ca
dir. and sailed after coAlinx.
steamship Manhattan. Stevens. Neg
York, and sailed for West Point.
steamship Kanavha. Greenwood. Nsw
stssmship Gcorxs Appc,d. Warren. Pro-
yidence, ard sailed FOR Vest Point
steamer Mozart ti,ritlshl sawyer swan
's Schooner wiulsm II. Bailey. ioa~aress
schooner Royal Arch. psare~ New
schooner Matthias Dunnock. North Nor
schocnos Nellie W. Craig Pieces. Boston.
sAtLKD.
steamshlp Ingram (BfissAp' ieisks.
Steamship Eiinbush tssisshs Irvine
's sehoorss ssoysl Arch. rea!ss nsi!is,sss.
nehoouer Nathiss pppneeks Ses@. ~
6oAk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-03

LONDON, February Am official
dispatch has been received stating that
General Rarlc had occupied Brit, the
isbels having deserted their enirench-
ments there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-03
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, February 2, 1885.
SALEs.-l, 900 Virginia Midland in
comes at sob; 10 Columbia and Green
VILE preferred at l8J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-03
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK. February COTTON
Net receipts, 90 bales u; gross receipts,
9,s9S bales. Futures closed steady;
sales, $4,000 bales; February, sll.l4;
March, ell .20asll.2l April, sll.30a
sll.3l; May, sll.ilasll.i2; June,
sll.5lasll.52; July. sll.6lssli 90;
August. sll.7lasll.72; September.
sll.32asll.3i October. sl0.s2s
$i0.s4; November, Sl0.7Oasl0.I2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-03

To reporter who interviewed him
tonight Rosa expressed the opinion
that he was the victim Of a conspiracy
by the British Government that the
woman was only paid assassin.
Patrick Joyce, Rossa's right-hand man,
expressed a similar opinion. accom-
panied with many threats.
Mrs. Dudley demanded her glasses
tonight. and some Of Rossa's friends
assert that they were merely worn as a
disguise. She refused to talk TO any
person.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-03
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE. February Wheat
steady No. = red. SOC. Corn--No. 2
mixed, 43c. 0ats--No. 2 mixed,
33lc. Provisions unchanged. Pork
Mess. sl.l3. Observation-Disclosures,
s5; clear rib, $3.50; clear sides
s6.s7I. Bscon--Shoulders, $3.50;
clear rib. sI.25; sides, 1850. Sugar
cured hams, sl0.25. Lard-Prime leaf.
$3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-03


Old Dominion ;. :. Co. 100 l03 80.
Old Domin. |. * y. W. 100 ITO go.
X. & W. p. I. R'y 4 W.
IL 20 Is ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-03


A motion Of Mr.. Randall to expedite
business by changing the rules so as to
make five objections necessary to the
consideration Of bills instead Of one,
as now. under the rules, gave rise to
any number of roll-calls to-day. Mr..
Blackburn (n the chair had to rap con-
tinually. As witnessed this proceed
ing could not help feeling how diff
cult il will be between now and the
4th Of March TO reach any mea-
sure. however meritorious. In fact.
bill with support Of two thirds OF
the House can be defeated by the par
liamentary tactics that prevail. have
said this in substance in these dis
patches before, but ! want TO impress it
upon your readers. have fears that
the Blair bill cannot be reached, but an
overwhelming majority Of southern con-
ercssmen will not be responsible for its
failure.
THE SENATE TODAY.
The only thing done in the Senate to-
day Of interest was the postponcmcnt
Of the Union Pacific railroad bill until
Wednesday. The bill provides for the
settlement Of the indebtedness of the
road TO the Government.
THE INTERPRETATIONS BILL.
The friends Of this bin propose 10
limit debate ON il tomorrow and reach
= vote. They realize the fact that time
is short and that other appropriation
bills viii be crowding on the House.
This Is wise conclusion. because the
4ih Of March viii soon be here.
nRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The credentials Of Hen. George Vest,
who has been elected for another term
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
P0LIIIGaL ECONOMY.

y
Old Harkney. when he announced HIM
self as a candidate for justice Of the peace,
made this strong Poin., .,...-.,
"Feller citizens, IS in ta5rr o hI'ca!
economy Widrur dat great tack de country
will &C ter rack. w.,
Shortly after the election Andrew Banks
q political striker, called o. the m"N''-
trate aud said; .,
"Iawnin', ssh; nawnin:
"FIst rsre is er5lssesd ter yy', no" is
II wid yesso /! ., -.,,,
'lcctcd yer promised 10 gin me TWO Go"A'S'
Does yer ricolltck &c TACK? &C.,,
"Nisbtv well. neber fDrgl's nrth'n
clad ter heah yer SAY it. Gin me my
money, please, an let me 20 -,
"Dooes yer ricolleck de ticket | "uz iecisa
err
"Yas."
"Whut WIZ it?
rP'Hticsl 'conom, | 5leoes, -.
bats de ticket. Here, handing MN
,~er,y FIVE cents.
"Whut dis fur
"Whuts i, fur? w it pass yer OF, oa'
whit lis fur
Il won't hab il
All right" putting it into his pocket
Il reber begs eT pu-son 7 Utica. eteo.TmN
means twelve an er hat cents on de 1oiar
an dst's de ticket run on Shet de 60
shen yer goes out. Good day
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

willie Growing all this natural and artiiicial
bsauty-on the highest point so that 1t IS
visible throughout the surroundingcoun'ry,
is q wonderful cascade, tower ana NJ cure o!
Hercules resting upon club, which impaTts
a unique character to the whole n's
colossal figure outlined againS: the SHy; Is a
vary striking and sentiuel.like object indeed
and the panoramic effect as seen rom
distance is one OF the finest in the WorIa.
IIe.cules is reached by al ascent OF 'oV
some steps, and some idea of It's size ana
propoEtions may be obtained from his STAT,
in The hollow Of which eight men can stand
with ease, it is said. The statement can,
not verify, for the desire for that ksld ,S OF
distinction would induce me to CHINO ,yo
So long IS the human body is limited II the
ncssession of feet The most pictures re
waterfall tumbles over Roman AQuedGC,S,.
enc of the Elector Fredericks rune
structures, but the great fountain, ~H'cn
throws up column OF spray to an enormous
height is also very beautiful feature. lne
The grounds about Loxen0erg are laia olr
in grassy terraces, straight walks, stu
growths of trees ana formal flower beds
which exactly reproduces the French
Versailles and are kept in the most perfect
order. as are those Immediately surrounding
! the Castle OF Wilhelmshoe by the Govern
ment. although no one now resides there nor
has since Napoleon III. LETT II. III 'Ee
great dass Of the RonspaC'es, jerome, N'Ey
oC Wes,pha.;s. made this his residence. anu
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

popdent in New York, is making prepare.
tons to 60 out as the leading lady Of Bart
ley Canpbells White Slave" Company.
Last year she was member Of Mr.. Days
com pauy and made a most favorable i'm.
preston.
Miss Alice Harrison will star this season
under the management OF II. b. keavitt,
IN a new musical farce comedy, written tor
her by Edwsrd Hoist and Woo son Morse,
entitled Hot Wster. She wi have the
support OF strong company. She begins
her season at Trenton \. j., September 10.
Mr.. Lse Mcdowell left Baltimore last
week TO Join the Keare Comedy Conpsy OF
Portland, Maine He possesses talent and
energy, and bids fair 10 become popular IN
the dramatic profession. lis brother, Mr..
Alrod MCiloF we'll, his Osen very successful
in the character o: ~. B,cE, IN Mugs
al ding.
Miss Louise Pcm-roy vii play series Of
! Bkcsppa-eGr roles his season com neGc.
September u. H~r 20. ci,lries are Rosa.
| nd in AS ION Like 1t. irm!er il Ham.
g. Viola in Twelfth N.:a'. and Romeo
=, 'R.rro . : iniis, ic,Arrr pat. s1c
- GGe .rea' .c,c.s, :. ~ ,isi, % A2;.
r liz.
A, tie Upicn Square Ta.s,re a Moral
Crime, Of which T. y. Bsr,oa Grd Morgan
Bates ere the authors TaS presented N3r-
day night under The u:luagr Geut o. Nr. ).
". uil The paj Teceiyr! irs frs repre-
sen,a,ion in Ch;csgc. wha-e i is highly
spoken Of b. The press. In tie c1mptnT
ave Mss.rs. Joseph Havor;h, IA. Cieary
and T., II. SCttcn, and Miss Marie Ptc3co'.
MarT Anderson recent impesoaal;on .
Rcsalind in AS You Like Il, al the thea
ne Stra,ford.upon-A Avon ia declared to have
been the greatest triumph she hiss yet
achieved. she was greeted oy the most ar
:stocrg:ic audience ever assembled IN an
English theatre, and was cheered aud ap.
plaudrd throughout most Yocitsrously. Hon
dreds ws;e tarred away unable TO obtain
admission. AS the b7y 10 the gallery said
in London al the world seemed 10 be MaryS
little Ia z:b.
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett began his regular
staring tour last monday night week AT the
Grand Opera House. st Paul, MINI, open
iug in y bricks Love, to large and fash
onabGe audience. During the week the
popular tragedlau was seen IN Hamlet,
Julius Cesar 'Richelieu,' Francesca
Ga Rimiri" and or Friday he appeared as
Don Felix in Mrs CentileYes witty and IN
genious comedy, The Wonder for the first
time During the present week Mr. Bar
rett has been actin. n Minneapolis, MINI.
A litter from Paris states that Salvni
will sail for the United States early in DC
tober He delays his departure for several
DAYS in order TO be present as best man
at the uup,uals Of Hiss Emma Nevada.
Sgiviui is 10 play "Co7iolarus for the fret
time this season He read the tragedy
short time ago 20 = party Of American
friends. who paid him visit At his HON"
in Florence. They were delighted With his
rebellion Of the part, which suits his genius
to ger &c ior. and predict for his "Corlolsn'
e.. = success - grea, ~ hat achieved IVY
hig OH. 10
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
i Fellow who siars' At Lanes

certain wretch in this city takes pleas
mo :, oracticps little short OF fCndlsh.
His field o. operations is generally IN street
cars and h's tactics are apparently very IN
r,ce,t irasmach So they consist in NEE y
ccs,;ry bis eyes upon the ground. His de-
ngh, j. 20 erter car, one side o! which at
Ilas. "a well filed with ladies' lie will seat
himself on the opposite side OF the car ana
commence hi persecution, which ls al! the
more cruel because there is nothing tangi'
HE 70 resent. With his HANDS innocenry
,o'ded in his lap he will begin TO look IN
,rrtly on the floor a. the end OF the seat op'
posire. OF course. the woman in that corner,
BE- she Young or old. bnxora or scrawnT' bold
or n odas. vii! AZ once become conscious Of
her feet Not daring 70 lco'. down she wi.
feel Ger ain here is something ~tong. snc
f-s, ore fco, will twi'cN shift uneaaiity Tvs
rc,irion. draw back rs far IA the seat WI!
i, :. soek the compal ionsh'p Of its rihle.
hcrh Ct Them sill squirm IN he ;aIn en-
deavor Of each 70 hide behnd the Other anC
/ fra!ly in aronized deportation, Inc unhappy
uoman vii drape her skirts in q manner
! known only To the sex, sotna, neither 'oo'
Is vis;b'e Then the orOsentor will shit It's
eyes ard o. gin Oh = Eag pair OF feet "hen
his Destination IL - great enough ais'ancs
be bas heer kro ! tn work his little game
,,,.;i sys-v wnu.E in tho car has The A.
Tss,arce CF be.rg m.c@s tor rsd>. eNtremi
,:ss s,i "a in stare horferiuf on d"sn"'H
lion. Tar and teatr'-! Hr' TOO F"o' '''
such :'~rt