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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-16

Germania Building and Loan Assocla-
tion.-The Monthly Installments and In
terest are due and payable TODAY Mon
day., August 18th. The Secretary will be ready
to receive the same at the office, No. 10ll
Fourth street, from 10 A. NJ TO P. NJ, and in the
evening from 7 Vs. A. HEILBR0N, President.
H. j. GOETHE. Secretary. aul6-1t*
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-16

The San Francisco Podt, in timely COM
ments on the rapid progress being made in
the building of the California and Oregon
Railroad. saws:
New-York tribune., 1886-02-23
european advertisements.

IN THE High Court of Justice, Chancerv Di-
vision. Mr. Justice Kay.-POrlS'S tSrATE-rURN
BULL VS.. POTTS ELTRfN WATsON Pursuant
10 order lated 2lst March 1883 maize IN acton
Pots Iurnbull vs. Pots ~ 695 ali persons claiming to
be next Of I'm OF John Mark Potts late OF - Osborne
Newcaotc-upon lyme Northumberland, England. wlre-
worker VIII d"h on the 10th september 1881 by their
solicitors before he 2st Of Iuy 1856 to com. in and
cut Their claims at the Chambers OF the OnOTable Nj
justice ay Royal Courts Of Justc London Eng or ia
default they viii npOrly excluded from the benefit
o. tho said order IRE SAID John Mark Potts o.
lhomls Ports who dcd IN January 800 aud Ann Potts
former Mildemas who dcO the @Oh september 1853.
Seven pcIa who II living the lO Of September 1881
tho o the death of the SAID John Mark 70 s would be
81 he next O kin of the said John Mark Potts. John FL
iTughau. Thomas lIin shim Will IN Potts Birmingham,
and l}Orcr tnngham children OF IhOnas Eriugham and
MdrY his wife Tor 'rlr Potts, and lOhn Eft ugham, Isabella
Watson formerly L!trlngEam', sud Thomas iltrn Gham
children Of John EtTnghaml lnd lsal clll ms wfe Orner
lOtt-f.
Iho frat ab1yenaHe John E'ringhqm is stated 10 have
20 America aO"u the 1910 II il be- eyed the rst
above named Thomas EUuEham. and tie Robert J.
trim also went to America. but is not known at what
od.
he second above named John Eltrngham. and the said
Isabel " dtsOn believed 20 have 10 Australia
the ~ the second above named Omas titrn ham
IN tho year 1852 and the said william Potts Ettrngb IN
many years
WEDNESDAY, the "-'1 day Of Guy, 1896. nj - O'Clock
NJ AZ the thamhcr O the said Judge appointed for
Tho chcaIius and ad Indicating ON the said claims.
DATE tn I'D Oi l-NU liD Is W Pc X T..
Cne: clerk W. JJHN>oN q SJN,j GrJy's Inn square.
London, O.citOrs
New-York tribune., 1886-02-23

LIVERPOOL Fep - PROVISIONS Bacon. Cumberland Cut
21s I'd: Lon. Nlilcs 2SA Cd: S0Yrt Gear Mlddo5
-. 3D.: Sao,. RIBS 2gs til; shoulders. 23s od per cwt
reefs, X. a. nditn Ness PRIME Mess. % 3D.
umc ,a4 Jls OIL per Prime Moss EASTERN,
5s. Western "a. LarI Amrrcan. IS; Prime West
.,-s OH. 3-s ud Hams Long cut 3's. uiL
ShosIucrs 81 Butter. Sjs I'd cwt lor finest United
states Chcc4p- A American Choice I - ud. Nheat-kel
Western SDrng - ID JO Red " inter- IS "a a Jd
ltr ccntIl, -. 2I. e~ western inteII% 3D.
New Mixed Western. taifOiEii 30. /. ~. IT. =
CIIf0Tumn No. IL sd is. a. Genital Proiuco
->pirso rurUrntuc SIS Ca. do. nj London 2s Od ptr
"a. dO gallon. ClpycrNce1-
American per cSt. IaoY-3 ~ "a. D"rcwC Rose
Common - id: Pale. lis Oh Idnsrrl on Dos
Iad. pcrc"L Ia0N -tinr Anrrrrl rs III trin' City
2is. d. american refrigerated Beet! had qulrt
,f- H.. Otc cdATtrr.. ! ~. ne 10. -.
LOyn0y cu G-Piodurc -IJn.re Oi. c2D l7s t2D LIS.
Cd per tun CdItuita nscc i.3id qu2rt'r IdnS ed
Cake g tOg.G II A. Der ton Refined Petroleum. 'd.~
G a. per gallon. ~pirlt, iurprutiur 49, JL per c"L;
~u,ru IL 81. Der CWL:
Ia.r lt4QlIl Pipy4lOns-ltr,. Jjs. uL uer cwi. ior
American. sugar. lis Cwt. f0g cuba Centrifugal
po1rzng 30 and l3s 3D. l3+ dfor Cup1 Nuscoyad" fur
icuuur alult. Australian IaipH BrcL "a. od ~ -'R
G,l. Mutton. 2j=. Gt -6+ 9G Cocoa Nu; Ou-CcYipn
AsfwraF Feb - a-Wlcoz's IarI closed at 20 francs
- Ccntimc= per 100 kios.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-23
,rm Yanves 81 5oss, co: wc.eru 50 'OSsi 'o' Lambs

sr cat,v,s 50 5o1sj co: So 5oasi ao bau''
81 pUOrJ . Texana - 90 ~ - . ,.u ob,. total
RVrYAlO Feb 22-CIti> RoceiD'S Io-tas. vsas i35
or werg thus 23I To- SiDe tIib- rs' W fo Se,y
hrad t- ugn IL car'; ~ Fair demand
market lower wlt la'i
ytTs SerTs 10 a - 20 GaOIto Choice VI oo~''
0t,innn to fair. ~ i0d$i 30 -, H., -.o.v ,h,a FAR
Shrsp-1errIuts GOuO Head otH oI "en
o. nr,l q NAV week 9fCr ne'o 80 an -.
t.roi- IL cara cars to New lOrS A. Cis VI 5S
market higcr and active Common t. tar 70 S arm
Cv0i TO q occEI 2j0SI -; Extra 81 oOH :. ou IanpS
70 choice aod ct s. Is f6 s. CANADA LAMBS ~ "
al iHc STOCK sOd 49,, ,--.-..r ,,,, far
l7.l4i head Tine last wr@& lloo hein 20 ora
through 20 10 Ne"-l 0iN ~ ~ Cti .
sale; market Tuiot and easier ilsA - 80 20
Cho,ce Heavy 81 "5dEi 80 Rough Ends. - ouO;4 -
aaret closed with decline OF &C. on light graees' Io'
left -.,-..,,a
ioCs Feb 2O.-Carc-Rccewts l.3Oo sniDinsiSs its
O Choice NaGve shipping 1teeto.
so as - %ayc butcher StCcrs s3 2JOtl 70 COWS
II,crs So 2jGs3 % StOckers ana Feeders - o~
HoGS-Rccemts i.drO; smuments. 1000; lieiI 70 'o~
- H. PncEing - 0ODS4 %: Heavv ~ "O1tA ou ,,,
ShrrD-- RecelD's. nchLs --- nliIhcN "iuA ""'
steady COnlon - CnOce. So 7jOSJ ID
New-York tribune., 1886-02-23
GRAIN md PRODUCE MARKETS.
rr,rrrnr. OF YEw.Ynlk nEALfNGS


Heavy export purchases of wheat lover
200 600 bushels. including the loads that were engaged
late FIR day nish; takon impaired strong tone TO
the speculation in that cereal Saturday. and the re-
advance OF Il cent in options. Cash lots
gained l cent. Corn only moderately active ana
the options closed with gains OF only Las cent Inc
market Tor oats dull and options ended practically
unchanged. Provisions easier, and lard options
fell 2Gl points The final prices on Saturday Tor OPP
lions were follows: .
Waeat-Siarch. J2l2 My. %; June. 96 July, 96'4
August 96l9: September % cents December, 81 vi T.
CorI.-Ftbruary 81 Il March, 50a April. 49's May
I9li cents. 90
Oits-Fcbruary 80 March. April and May. 81 9
Iard-Marrh. SO 30 April SO 80 May, Sc 4j; June,
81 81 July. So 81; August, So 63.
The RECEIPTS of ut NewGOrk. Philade!phla,
Baltimore and Boston Saturday "a fol-
lows: Wheat, lG.lJ3 bushels; coru 4l5.293 bushels
oats los, ,~G6 ijshcls toti grain, j7O,3l- bushels
four. 81, IA barrels. At Chicago. Milwaukee AMI ST.
Louis arrivals Wheat, $3.50 bushels; corn,
2G2@SG bushels; oats, 12i.3Sl bushels; total grain,
4ls997 busEcs; Hour 1880 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE laird OF LAG. Life sketch. By ALEXANDER
FERGissoS. Licuenant.C ColoneL Sy0. Up" NIX, SE
27l. Edinburgh: Pr nied Tor DaNla Dousias' +'o"
York: \ ID. +. Randolph Co.
The Laird of Lag was the original of Sir houert
Rednauptlet in ScOtt's novel, and he mas an e'h
eminence in Scottish history, along Wild Cia'er-
house and Dayell. as a persecutor OF the 'o'en-
onters Sir Robert GricTson Ito give nm DIS
nroper name) was "a Tory gentleman OF the oio
Malignant type, of a stamp more common a' "
period prior to lis own time; Keen 1or the eAei','o
of authority whether the kings or Ms OWN ""o
could not be wrong as long as he hau uno 10y a.
sanction seeiny his Sovereign LORD the Klng was
immediate under God WITHIN lis Wv" ",i1- "oAii-
ions, according to formula OF au Garner
ror;od NJ the Smart rule With the idea OF rebel
iio, IN mo mt down little thought had he for the
enforcement of unjust law upon people OF STUD
horn strength of will and power OF lmaginatioh'
who belieyed themselves to be in secure aliIaAce
with the unseen but Supreme Power" lhis 10 'ho
Judgment Of Colonel FERGUSON after searching
and apparently candid examination OF the fac's.
IL Is certain, however that popular tradltlons' OF
which this handsome volume gives an aDuhnah'
and interesting record, Justify the much worse
character given to the terrible Laird OF Lag (aas
Redgauntct In Wandering Wlllles laic' III 'he
novel. Some of the most striking of the LEGENDS re-
late TO the old Laird's last sickness and death lie
and passed his final days at Dumirles, where
he grew SO fat that his corpse could ho'
be carried down the winding staircase OF his mouse
and a part of the wall had to be demolished lor the
funeral Toward the end he was 80 tOriheh'e"
with gout that relays Of servants were kept pass
ING bnckets of water from the river TO cool HIS
burning limbs, but the moment his feet "cr0
nlunred INTO the water it began to iizz aud DOLL nc
died ON the last night of the year 1873 IN the MIDST
of n storm of indescrbable horror, whea spectral
ships from which issued the sounds OF VIA mlrth'
were seen on the tempest-tOssed Solway' "neh
the funeral procession started, and had got some
litte way en- the Galloway side of the NTH, 1t was
found that the horses, with all their Struggles
aud dripping with perspiratiOn from some nyster-
IONS cause could move the hearse no further sir
Thomas kirkpatrick, of ClOsebuTn, the ola
friend and comrddo of Lag (aud his relatlvel, VINO
was believed to be deep in some branches OF the
BLACK Art was one of the mourners. This gentle
% ln the stoutest of nOn-jurors, Oh TINS occasion
swore q great oath that he would drive the hearSe
of Lag though - were in itv and ordered
team of beautiful Spanish horses OF his own mar
messed in place of the others Sir Thomas mounted
and took the reins. when the horses instantly
dashed off at furious GallOp that he could IN no
wise restrain aid abatcd naught of their head!ong
mace till they reached the chuIchyard OF Dun
score, where they suddenly pulled up-and died.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-23
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

THE WEST SHORE ROUTE l. ALONG TIE VEST WESr
SHORE OF THE WoBLntA - II ~ - y ;, Hl ,rx NI>s
AROUND + lOTHILLS OF GAIShlLL MO- 81 ALI ALI =
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
MOHAWK. .,,
81. sta' "a follows
All trains leave downtown station foot OF Jay s
North River 70 minutes earlier than irVm loot OF est
42ds.
Deroi; Chicago $3.50 600, $40 p m. s'eepers
through.
Rochester, suspension Bridge Niagara Falls, $50
'GOo $40 p m. sleepers and !Jwtne 700 cars.
Uu,a and syracuse. 930, II p a n, 'bo0 'SlOp. N.
Highland, rokeepse and Kingston, 40 $50 ll20s m
8 10 $50, Fll+O p ~, and GOO ~. for Kingston.
critics and Albany, . 30, ll26 m Sjj 90 $40
Cranstons West Point, Cornwall ard Newhurg. '7:lo
90 80 l35 H. Sob 4O, $40, 'lliO p n, and 800 IN
for Cornwall and NeWburg
Saratoga tNIa Albany. II % L. m. 800 p. m.
For Montreal and Canada Fast, 500 =. m.
Hamilton London $3.50 a. m, 900, $40 p ~. Toronto
$3.50 A n., 1000. $40 ,. M. ,-,-
'Day. tDa, except saturday, o'heF trains daily except
Sunday. ,-.---- -. ... -
For ickcs tables parlor seepng car accommods
tOus apply oicvs HOuOkeH ~ Hudson
s.. Brooklyn. 1888 Wishngtons't 80 Fulton ST. Annex
ONCE OF Fultcn.st New 1orE CITY 3l5 363 sil 9i5
RroIdway l53 Bowery and Wc.t shore stations foot OF
Yves, Igd st, and foot OF Jay st. North River Wescoits
TNprcss will call for and check haggagr Om hotels ami resi-
"' HENRY MJNETr,
oSO BroadWav General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-02-23
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. r.
NEW-JERSEY CEN nHAL DiN tSiiUUSip
FOOT OF LIBERTY Sr. NO6II RIVER

F66r OF LIeERTY.sr, No6TII RIvERo.
For ,a anG TssNrqN M SS BNGa2 ao S5Ss 5d
7so sa'f isaS oS S it, SA45 y SsS I3Sp
ROOM CARS Oh all Day Trains and SLEEPING
RsarShs or aSe Sis pIEffTspELpHIA Ninth
s al & no 70 sG ss 1879 1899 % @ SG TSSi s5S a1s
Ro A3ESc v ScNp PIn AH AMI Penn.
Far 7'V&S V&SiiiiGITIAnMsPoRr sUNBURY. LEwIsBURG and
MAl4HQY CITY m 2. 152 s45 e m 81 SS 20 sls
Ills n 100, 1880 400. $3.50. 7AS 1900 D. m Sunday"
F$F Is n laaGs2. & s35 1%S 90 ~
PREf632H at st 7 7So % %S o 545 ~ a. m 1870 sis AGO.
ig!0o D Sundays I2;Go JRo%S p N and MAUcH CHUNK
fSt az i6o zoo s45 a. IN, 100 1850 S40 $40 m sunday
at at 2So p % at 1900 1900 $40 900 lS9 $40 400
pGg Ie p PRRASGT r. s tiV 400 sIj 'sG n.y. ZOO
sSndaSs GSs 10 stS n 100 iO AGO. $50
For 5SS c6 go i !S c S' S 1888 ss
s M Gc 1Sh isS 7'S si5 iOscp Sundays. 400 scoa m
rdf fs ' Efg sos @ sos s4S so osS 1913 3
51 s5S So s.s Is' a. Sa n sS m los t2S oS
rtT Si9 iFk Uq 'sS Sss a.. iSo
3GG BaANc2 ts zee SjG SeE&@ sRoyE &s M ra
s15sSp OCEAN a drSte; hSS tSo yG %
Toas sG S and t @
~ ~ a. NJ l;OO, 4:3O p. 10. $50, >,,,., pptnGrroN a,
For ATLANTIC CITY. NlNELANp al"
l:9O 4. m, 1COp 10. . ,>,,,,o,ou
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pier No. North river via SanSy hgn MI. Ncp
For HIGHLANDS sEABRIGHr LOSu bhASon .
LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER, ana IA sS;si, aN Pier SS
Sort9 MveIi ~ 2o7 26 2s7 AZ sana XIV st 10 H.
ID and las Greenwichst; li3. l76 East h,st w.
$40 BoweTy anal ST. and prime1pa p"S iroaawsy,
fork City Brooklyn at No. CouftsI Az sahrssyr
sss $40 fultonst 3IO $40 Manhattan ave IN hopGkas en-
SS Washingto ". Y Transfer Company WI 'os
and check gage from hotels or residence 70 NnK
! F.MOOlTEN, -, a. S.u..nt w. - t,.k et lgt
II P RALDW1N, q. l. p. Agt. lie llbervs1' N' .
New-York tribune., 1886-02-23

LONpoY. Feb - T. mCnnsol', lGl ZIG Tor Goncy, onn @
lOl \ Tor the accounts U@;cG state. + III ,id 81 ,
cent EoEGs lIll4; .iCxGan ord nary. 2tli 81 Fln ON
mon % - Reading l22; canadian Pactc 61@ I-il1 -'si
do CcJId CuIsulS. 81; Illinois Cthtia, a.
Northwest Land tOnDanY. j'4
Iav Company, - - -. 90 t.o,ca
quote Ihret fcr cent feht'E db 'NN'
the account. A.. p,,L
Z D mETn. amount bullion witharlwn from the Bank
o Encl md balance today is 4I".pJJ 49, ,.,uo,
Pans advlcts uuute exchange Lon lon al 20 francs
Il c % chru
New-York tribune., 1886-02-23
GRATEFUI-CoMFO
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAST.-"By thorough knox .clge of tho natural
laws Which govern the operations OF digestion and nutrition.
aud by careful Application the properties wese
loe Cocoa M tps has provided breakfa tables with
dcicatey Favored bevo which heavy
decors bills II IL 10y the uciugs such articles Of
Diet mat constitution may DC 2rldlay built up until srong
TO every tendency disease snb
Tie aadc, nOLiing around ready h wher
ever there Ia Ak point ,calo iaa
by keeping well fortified pure blood and
properly shed frame" "-tlSi ory1co GaLrtte
Made simply "ith boiling ~Olt only halt
pound un' by Groyers labeled uus. MES EPPS 4 CO.
HomDaLath,r thrmsi, LOuGpu. in -.aud
New-York tribune., 1886-02-23
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after February IL, 1886.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE

GREATTR LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave fOrk via DesorOses and Coutn Streea
HARRISBURG rittsburG and the with Pullman Palace
attached a. IS and p. daily New.YOrk and
Chcago LIWted Of taIor. Dining smoking and sleeping
wlIamspOrr Lock Haven a. M r n. Cory and Ere
e6IS and nd 6 5 ed af cory '0' ''v Pe''0'u"
f sa@o4 IN g aDS h he s6a Da ta Washington
Express Of Pullman Palace Cars daily except SUNDAY
e W.. arrive Washington 4D p ~ aai a = 80 m arrive
9nJ ,rs M reSn2s 9 AZ a1Iv Sg Saqi G M M
For Atlantic City except Sunday Through Parlor Car,
For cape Nay. except sunday il.loaq ..,,o,.
Wa Ranaiy ana An6oy > a m il n6on $40 5 D. m.
On sunday o.I5 a. m and p N. Sop al AiOuTy
For Old Polnand Norfolk via NewYork Philadelphia and
5sa and LAY hioS SSss dsys ,'a,
a. Jersey CIV afordng speedy AID direct transfer for
Trans 3rfyc. From PtsDurg $780, sio 1880 m $50
sna gS5 p N m daily From & VA %ass3Sion ga Pamore 60
60 30 q & -V 9 - az ana ~ 10 o. & M tESm n fIia; i
40. 1885 800, $40. 65J. $50. e3j. 1895 D. N.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express leave New YORK Dcsbrosses and Court
iaadt street Ferries, As follows
Lm6d and ii a. m T. 30 = i:5T g. 6 = aSS
pm, and Il night. Accommodation, $50 lilo a. no.,
10 :: 40 D g. l. and D. m and i2 nj :bt
Illoa m. l. = !. and : p m. and d D. IN on sundays
Re:GTnns trans leave broad Street station Phiadeph
1901. 32r. 40, 5. . O5 $50. % SO II, and flI5
sm a az HepSs' ppS G it end M 40" p nad.y @ T sS
zS5, 5.6o$, 80 a m IG49 $50 Limited, s55,
leave Fi"adel&i. PM VI Camden a. m ay except SUNDAY
and iost OF Desbrosses and Courusn s COqrtst and
Rns HSS h6b5fSn ssf3 % Jcrs cty E@sFsni
Ticket ONE 40. Battery plac and Caslc Garden.
baggage tg9% no. els s,lg, ,qc residences voon
"a
New-York tribune., 1886-02-23
TIE rrrHnLErM MlRKEE

The development of the Kane aud the Wash
ingion neids IN rcnnsylyana, is making progress as
rapidly ~ the conditions governing such work viii per
init Although the news last week WAS OF no startling
nature. tho minds Of the members OF the trade are
made up TO the belief that good addition TO the sup
uy OF crude surely prom scd from those di-rica. Yet
IL may well doubted whether the Importance OF these
OF supply thcir relation To other
aLd more general features Of the petroleum stuatIou
have not rec, wed too great consideration from opera
tui, while the least dcprccatu- the bearing ol
tur tici- nA'" OF TIE ihiuc1la.c course
Of be- prudence wuld dictate t.tt an -lpil
Glance b- taken at the !org-ucg'cct hr -tr"ns stats
uctl features 90 ~" commodity. Ia the niSt fc'. tho
ucid situation iitlr than n WAS when tiuic o
ruled aroILa ~ 10. Secondly, however, icuctIut ana
iar.lLuU.ou, Tie pur hdsrA oI fhI"p' "I Ah'''''"s
4, tro.cum have been the exposed position ot
th fore ~ consumer has Ia no wl'ochah-cd ana thcto is
always tine pu--hi ~ ot more d' I'VE drhAd "'''I'
itself Lasts. tUr pipe HHr movements persist 10 main
tanning H handsome excess ~ consumption over Ia"
r,crpt. rum the wells. For the ul-t ck"t''h DAYS -"
over 300 900 barrels The daily average o the runs htn
been % lul biIrrs. against daily average or I~~p
lt-t MONTH a. 30 barrels IN bvt'uhtr. 1851 nAf"'
.ttI- go I,nrutry $50. and Gsps- D'rr-l- ~ FcorH
,day. a- compared with GG.l-3 barrels iu January
7u.J-9 barrels ~ brcembcr, l--'; OSLO bhirri'
u Truruaty. 1855. AMI OBJ Dar'c
lu Frsfuafy. l~~I. The average daily
average of gJs barrels lat month, sjl9 barrels IN
D.c.iuucr. 1850, ami 1921" barrels IN February
l--l. AMI Iu excess OF rms nI 'o'b h.ili's
D., ti,. b. Trlrutrt, l--I ~" charters $50" average
iIG-I ui!rc day, t.aInet is - p'i"i" H January
u2 barrels 100 December l~~'. '''." iu Ir'rH'i}'
l~-5 and - 33O barrels u February. l-~i. lhc pipe
INC Hgur,, from February TO i charters to the l'
were a. follows
New-York tribune., 1886-02-23

Sales sherman e cal,er = cnlca,o steer. l.55o n at
"a dS a. ''l i d. y 81 10 5 '2 go' j. @ d. 5 2. ' i
g,, i3gS ,t 90, ., li.z ~ 10 G - ' -. "a o ~ at
& * @oiqGe s. : ao ii,o nai At = + 90;
: e .:,.'gi3 a. .i; H. ~ u, ' IS 10 - ~ At So &C. =
d? go ~ az 80 go go ~ H. - q. ~ i,, hni, .i
d4S5 4S5 p; @ a. n At T. do Srg' 2o iiH "i = 80 j" at
J f. -aacT q 60. isSt IoTs rerr- lai7 n, at = 20
ss - T. d. l2,' 5 a. = "a -5 - "% -" d. d. It. 1t - TO-;
s. 81, a'; ' iGS e. 20 ia ~ So ,t ~ d. N, 'f
"a III ~ "a a. n ~, ~ =, tu- '' :" p" ri i =. '
y Goldsmith: 10 Gcag9 steer. iG5 N u t., = a. DO
d. T. 2g = b. s' a, ~ M 3D. Hdo q s H. at ~ i. d.
Ngyo % q 9e 10 hsIso s ,c,r '' 49, RI " h. nj as o
f6i b. at 4 g.! IL MShn Cp 10 no. ~ liz b. at s. g.
i,isG n. AZ - ~: sa,c 90 L7iD n. at
H 10 i,,i at - 20 t' @"i .;y5 ,r, No. a. a III 2s do
~ n al M - , io i21 ,sio m At = s1 t. 200 At :, So
ID 'G at 81 80 g. do 10 o1G d. d. At At = 81 ~ in IsiG n at
vsn9 oysa i;5o n At A. =
o. it5% r. ~ =. a S@? i. 4
DO es ~ no. NJ - 70 No. ~ 10 DO .5 No. i a ~ ig do l63
q et a q g @5 j. 5I@G'Hn a DO 75o S b At g. !, 30 @ 40 t q e A.
g fiaic ID reT 1 25S @ r a. s. 10 d. IN, 2a
T9n % ID - $50 SO r GS @ 49, T. Hq 50 m ac sSn 5%'s 5 aS M
g 3 Western ic'crs 100 b. at 81 %; hulI. 100
TO- az ,aysl Is vel - nuo.,o steer,
3, p ~ Z ! lGas on Njsg js2 ~ = n - 9, - Il = T.
i9,9 ia, 10, ~ ,55,. ~ 10 ~. ~ ',
a. a.! ~ i.dn q" ~. ~ 80 - ~ at - 80 Wv ''' 49,
y, t;.i.r o ,t,n, Sts -. tou
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