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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-26
THE WYOMING CONVENTION.
The Fight in Taxing Coal Mines-A Days La
bOr-FOreign Police.

Inc right III idAlng COal Mines a DAY Id
bor-FOreign Police.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. %. - Especial
telegram to THE HERALD.l-Discussion of
the state revenue proposition has occupied
the time of the constitutional convention
to day. There was a stubborn contest on
the plan for tonnage tax from coal mine
operatives by the efforts of corporation at
torneys and employees. This was defeated
and the industry will continue only to con-
tribute miserable pittance to the support
of the local government. The coal output
is 2,000,000 tons a year, the tax 1900. a
coal mine inspector is paid 5000 by the
territory. Eight hours will be a legal days
work in the state, and foreign police must
keep off the grass of the new common
wealth. The taxing powers win have nc
discretion, the levying being fixed in the
constitution.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-26
Confession and LYnching.

W1HoSA, Miss, Sept. 25.-Early this
morning a mob of 200 entered the Jail and
took Sol Purnell, a negro, and hanged him
to railroad trestle. Purnell was accused
of assaulting the fifteen-year old daughter
of prominent citizen. He confessed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-26
About Right.

SAN FRANCIsco, Sept. 25-At a meeting
of the directors of the California Athletic
club tonight. resolution was adopted that
the club do not donate to Murphy and
Warren one dollar, and that they be pro
hibited from ever entering the rooms of the
club from this time forth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-26
Official Crookeduess in LOuisiapa.

New ORLEANS, Sept 25.-In addition to
the amount of the state treasury's loss
heretofore reported as approXimating a
million dollars, recent developments indi-
cate crookedness in another direction by
re-issuing state warrants that had been
pad
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-26
A Cahoose and a Wild Engine.

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. pa collision
occurred today between wild cat engine
and caboose filled with workmen on the
Philadelphia s. Baltimore road Twelve
men were injured quite seriously, but it is
thought none will die.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-26
She Was q Smureler.

MADRID, Sept. 25.-The Imperial and
other papers here assert that there is no
doubt that the bark seized by rutflans on the
coast Of Morocco was a notorious SNUG
gler, and at the time Of her capture was
conveying arms and powder to rival tribe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-26
Found Dead in His Room.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-Fletcher Winant,
in business with his father in the shipping
business, was found dead in his room this
morning. He had shot himself in the
mouth. The firm is very wealthy one.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-26
A WholesaIe Clothinp FaiIure

PEORIA, Ill, 25.-The wholesale clothing
firm of Sol Bennett, Brothers & Co.,
failed to day. Judgments were confessed
aggregating about fifty thousand dollars
and suits have been instituted aggregating
$4,000 The firm assigns no reason for the
failure and cannot estimate the assets to-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-26
Into a RayIne.

MUNICH, Sept 25.-A party of six tour
lists and their guides, while ascending the
Bavarian- Austrian Alps, were precipitated
into ravine and all severely injured. 1t is
feared none of them can recover.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-26
The CIGAR Nakers, Convention.

New YORK, Sept. 25-At the cigar max
ers' convention to-day, a resolution grant
ing general amnesty to all offending unions,
except in finance matters, so that all unions
may work together in favor of the eight
hour movement, which takes place May /,
1890, was carried.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-26
Eliza Cook. Postsss. Dead.

LONDON, Sept. 25.-Elizs Cook, poetess,
died to-day at Wimbledon, where she had
lived in seclusion many years. She was
born in 1878
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-26
American Humane Society.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 25.-The Ameri-
can Humane society began it's thirteenth
annual convention this morning Many
notable persons are present.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-26
The Captured Spanish Captain Dies.

TANaIERs, Sept. IS. The captain of tho
Spanish crew recently captured by Moors
died from the effects of the ill-usage to
which he was subjected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-26
ParneIl Employees Threaten to Strike.

DUBLIN, Sept. 95-The men employed
in quarry at Arkisw, owned by Parnells
threaten to strike unless the agent. who is
obnoxious, is replaced by local National
ist
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-26
Storm at Naples

ROME, Sept ga terrific storm ragged
at Naples to-day and large part of Naples
is submerged. Premier Crispi's villa is
doAdad
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-26
A Bomb ExplOdes in Spain

MADRID, Sept. 25.-A bomb was exploded
to-day behind the Ayete palace at San
Sebastian, where Queen Christiana is stay
ing. No one was hurt and no damage
6OOn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-26

erto not described, but as yet he is unable
to say whether they are yellow fever
germs distinctively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24

unpleasant pieces Of busnessr Don't the nin.
tary expect something more thsn their PSF ~
running the gauntlet OF fever and bullet7 A
mot 70 ask 700 many nnauswesaSle quessionS
where, l respectfully ask, do you find class moPs
persistent than the clergy, II they think the1et
anything to be got out OF you? Shcring up ~
spire, putting ON q new ROOD, fixing west win
dow, reseating the nave. The plain truth a
we have the old fobber instinct IN as still q
Angle and Jute, and l am told and beheve, thss
there's hardly ? shop in London that hasnt
scale of prices in proportion TO what they ttznk
you can pay so that it makes vast dihesshcS
whether you ride, drive or walk to the shop dc@.
and. above all how your boots and hat shinx
Fifty-two and half per cent is nothing uncommoa
&C a lincn-draper's, 8 chemists. or o tailof&
Why, then, attack q money lender for playing
only the same game as his brother tradesmen
Not that desire Mr. Angus TO marry q relative
Of mine; nor would subscribe to have his portrait
painted, nor am I in any way interested in HE
/ don't suppose he's guilty Of any practices mpeh
sharper than the rest who. II they don't supply
us with money, Though many OF them will do
even that, yet supply US with clothes or medicne
or wine, Or boots, at prices equally Outrageous
So yivat Angus in amos pexcentun and . be-
Ia Tartuferie. CornhilI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
TIE SONG on TIE aE4DIIsHE

when the full moon lays radiant haze
Vro.n earth to Heavens wall,
or tie tranquil stars mark the yiewlsss bars
Or G' SEND my glance where the quick drops dance
With tho patterins can Of the rain 49,.
10 their comrades asleep In me hidden ocep
on II storms are out and the free winds sAsHs
with hthil falls and sweIls,
A stesdfast glow Of light throw
On my cleaning paraiieis.
I guide the train DER the level plain;
A swiftly nearing star,
And bend and swerye where the mountains curve
Up their -oeky sleeps the neet nsmo leaps
or I fash to their depths below,
I'LL the moses that dress each dim recess
And the nodding ferns show;
I spring 20 iliume the frowning gloom
And waters smile from the deep dehlo
In my momentaTy day.
whore ths wood benign with beck and sign
Invttos all umid things
TO its shelter spread for she cronehing head
And tfs covert for dropping wings,
bear my light, tin In vain alright
The doc with her trembling fswn
And tho creatpres meek that refuge seek
In the forest shade Withdrawn.
Press closer yet to the oopse dew-wet
70 hide them Vs away ~ rom M1'iS re sesscSns
shoot Through the dark as pass
As meteor flies in staseset sides
BY myriad move1ess spheres,
! hurry along who're lamplghts throng
As the sleeping town appears;
Lie the coming Of Fate. to those who walt
] seem as shine down the widening Ina
But bs who feels those e'i rolling ntss wheels
Lead home, to his hearts desire,
Can half believe his eyes perceive
The prophsps chariot Of fire.
SIN on and on TIL the night Is gone
] follow the vibrant rails,
I'll the east Is rcd, and overhead
The star OF the morning pales
As foes may fear the soldiers speaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
p,.arm,as an Unseen Foe.

"This was sometime pafadox.- a. Hssnss
s,nos however the people Of America and oslss n0As
have been enabled to pit Hoststssrs sionssh 49,.
.,n., thar unscsa foe malaria 10 Is no longer
INT an easy possibility, Wherever malaria svs'... 1000
misty yeuom % poison the air. and decsyins. unrne
vegetation imprsgnasss the wster. there, In
stronghold Of missssa 70 the auxiliary pesen. .rua
hII,ous rcnittens dumb azue and aeue cake ne ~
how ,enaeions,y they hsys fastened tsif Gluten q
svs,em are arst forced relax tAss grasp sno
a abandon Il altogether. But II ~ 10 prsysnN
hat should chiefly recommend tho Hsss 70 persens
me an malaria ccrsed ocaiitiex FOR 70 % csrsss
N detpnce against which NO ensny a powerses. ~
likewise. ayupspah. shsunAtssa zdney ~ s'n'~
uentA 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
III.

I confess had no doubt the money had been
borrowed and still was owing. had no doubt
the only result Of my journey would be the
production OF note Of hand, which policy had
induced Franks TO keep In the background for any
male interpolator who mi ght come forward; while
for the other sex his bare word, his complete
trust In Mr. Marleigh's honor his sham Affection.
were much more likely TO secure oyer-paVmant,
honoranum, or pour-boire for extra ciyility and
attention than Just the mere frigid production
OF bill. Excellent wretch, Franks, aui oonnait
son monde So our poor Arthur had had the
money and thrown it BY capsful over the wind.
mills and now by the bend OF the back ana wi 81
straining eye IL must be re-collected and main.
fully returned. Clearly, then, yisit "a Tam.
bridge would not do US much good. pleasant AZ
ever Is sight Of that andent seat Of lenrnine.
with its stream Of eternal youth flowing through
the courts and qnadrangles that grow old 50
slowly yet 30 surely.
I need not partieuiarizs how 10 was had not
BY me hundred and seventy pounds Of nv own
But one thing was clear-the money eeytainiv
must be at once repaid and by Dorinda or by me
porinds married.. i unused, wearing out her old
clothes and sending OF her allowance Ia fbe
bilhard-marker Of ST. Margaret's Passagei And
II she has child or two, and cannot dress them
as German mothers iove--in great sashes, and
high tassefed boots, and Scotch tartAng from
Berlnl While for newell don't we all agree
iexeept the man himself that one is always the
better for pinch; that many valuable lessons
are 70 be kssrt from q scepfy wardrobe and 1
se6EtN teblai that nanhisg helps the reets IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
POISON IN aEsprRED AIR

From Tho Boston JournM ,.
professor Rrown-sequard Is reported to have ls'en
informed the French Academy OF sciences ina ~
S,nSs he Obtained poisonous liquid capable OF pro
d,,cing almost Immediate DEATH Tho poison - - -
icrobes He injected this liquid under ne skln o.
rahbit ana the effect was speedily mortar wsaos%s
sony,,,sIons DR. seQuard said Il was fuliy pfovsa
,Ss resnirsd air contains volatile element far men
San Erous than the earbonic acid which s one q Y
constituents, and that the human p,Saen ss
bn hornc IN mind by the occupants Of crowded hossT
ca-s ana IN ventilated apartments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24

belieye ought not to close this writing with
ont some few lofty remarks touching Mr.. Angus
and his calling; in fact ! lnow ought not,
But it's not easy, for you see MIR. Angus was
sbouid be an ungrateful dog n abuse him. Az
10 the percentage or bonus he proposed to charge,
r. Is a fact that scarcely anybody likes lending
heats but your next best friend. and watch his
harassed and melancholy expression ~ tho sug-
gcstionj and really don't see why for doing 80
Ia make o heavy charge evan 70 the cxtert OF
afty.two and half per sent, IL ono can get IL
Are doctors moderate over difncalt or dangerous,
or unpleasant operatonsR Are sohcitors, over
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, June a-Moncy ON call easy, with
no loans closed Offered at ? per cent Primo mcr-
camille paper, Ttet1L per cent Sterling exchange
duh but steady az sfS7 for sixty day bills and
~ ~. for demand.
Government bonds dull but strong State bonds
dull aud steady
The stock market was very quiet today, but
there was material improvement In the tone Of
the dealings over that oil yesterday, and while the
final changes are small and Irregular, thcrO was q
general advance during the session, with some
ui tho market was rather tame, but the temper OF
the room traders was reaCtOuafy, ana ilrst prices
were generally from TO = per ccnt lower than
the closing figures OF last evening. moderate
amount oi buying orders was met, however, and
the selling was done mainly by the beans aud after
some little hesitltiOn prices began 10 move up
ward Tho news received pointed 20 a satisfactory
adjustment OF the Western rate troubles, and
the Western stocks were the only ones showing
any animation, while their advances Appropriated
per cent on the first half hour htchisOn aud linr
lisgtun leading with "a followed by New England,
~ Paul. Northwestern Missouri Pacific and Lake
Shore Oregon short Line afterwutd moved up
per cent 10 81. aud Toledo, Ann Arbor 4 North
Michigan soon made an upward movement Later,
however, New England developed marked weak
lcs. and not only lost.all OF It's carly advantage,
but scored material decline ns we'll. Chicago Gas
followed. and the rest Of the list then retired some
what from the best fgurcA better line was shown
just before the close Of business, and some covering
OF shares was iuduged In. which rallied the entire
list Tho market closed quiet aud firm nj the rally.
The hunl changes are Irregular and for small Inc
lions gcncmlly. but Toledo, Ann Arbor n North
Michigan went up ~. ana Orcgon Short Line 10
railroad bonds were quiet the sales OF all issues
nggfugiting only sD12,UO There was iirm tone
generally, but the movements on the llst were con.
lined 10 the smallest inctions aud important
changes are few In number Hooking Valley
o. lost ~ at GlE. The sales OF bonds for the
week were so.sT',oOO against tsSJo,OOO for last
week
Tho total sales OF stocks today were loS5SO shares
Closing quotations.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17
GEN ERAL MARKETS.

No changes were made IN local market quota.
lions today. Grain In store at the elevators Corn,
p, NH bushels oats. 1850 bushels,
A. Ncw orleans sugam continue In good demand,
very strong aud advancing. Molusscs In iait de.
mnnd with open kettles nominal aud ocnlriugah
strong
dispatch from New York says "Thc excite
ment of yesterday Ia the Coffee Exchange when
the mnrSct declined over 20 points wa, continued
NJ the opening this morning upon receipt 81 llayp
cables showing an additional decline Of "a francs.
A drop Of picnning' In Hamburg early In the day
increased the excitement The New York market
opened barely steady AT decline u 10 10 20 poinu,
accompanied Ny heavy tfadiug.
1.-THE half days session resulted IN the enormous
sales If q. 90 hara The market was strong up to
the close az noon Hciurc closing nenCtlUn uc.
cufnt aud the last hgur,s % the day corfcapundcd
with friday nights dual pflCci."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17

400 Robertson and Lincoln Counties, firm at sl.5o
012O1 Eastern ryes, s10096.00, according TO age
and make; common whisky, 9Oc@sL 3d. according
10 proof Nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
GlN-sl.009l.5O Tor domestic; g. S5@S5O for I'm
ported.
GRASS sEEDS-Red clover s5.25 blu; herds, 500
O0c bu orchard grass SLAB bu; timothy. Sl.7J0l0O
bui German millot, s5@Wc bu; Hungarian, 7bGSSc
bu.
BAGGING-9@lOXc
TIEs-sL20.
sH0T-Drop, sil6 buck, $40.
LEAD-b1g6gGc.
TALLOW-41Sc.
sNUFF-Garretts, SOB; Ralph's sio25; Rail.
road ~ 25 Gail x AXIS. $500
POWDER-Kcgs, $780, half kegs, s17j; quarter
kegs, sLn
COAL oIL--Primo white. Wholesale lots 01Ic per
ToBACco-commom. 25Ss5c; other grades, IS
CtSic
liEEsWAX--20c
HAll.S-lron. 500; steel, g. 10.
NOOL-Burry grease wool, unwashed l3@2jc,
clear grease wool, 2Ocs25c; bury, washed. 2O@5Oci
tub washed 3J6s32c.
HlDES-Dry ilint, No. /, 9c No. 2, &c; dry sailed,
b@1c: green sllted, No. l, iNc No. p Sc green 3e5
&c; deenklns, 2931c; sheopsklns, iic9ilOO nomi'
nal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17

wheat looked fine and showed 20 damage. but rain
would be beneficial, Others ,claimed the crop
looked very badly; again other Adyices noted ruin,
and Others no rain al all From the West crop ad-
vices continue favorable and harvesting progress
ing rapidly. Foreign markets were stronger.
A moderate business was transacted In corn
early In the session. after which the market became
quiet and inactive. The feeling developed was
comparatively firm, and early trades were at higher
prices. influenced largely by the Strength in wheat
There was but little doing on uut side account and
transactions were confined principally 10 local
opcratGSs July and September received the most
atteL0on The market opened ut yesterdays clos
Ing prices and advanced 1k@i4c, reacted TO inside
prices and closed about the sllne M yesterday.
Oats were stronger and sAde higher Trading
was fair and CHIEFLY In the way OF changing con
tracts from July 10 septembcSsHa
Rather more life was manifested In the market
for mess pork. The feeling howoyer was some;
what unsettled, and prices ruled irregular Early
q decline OF l0c was submitted TO, but toward the
close the market was stcadier and the decline was
recovered.
Tho lard market was dultland decidedly weak
during the greater portion OF the day. Prices de.
elined 2ls@5c but rallied slightly aad the market
closed quiet.
A fair trade was reported In short rib Sides and
there was little change TO note I'm prices. Early
prices declined 2l295c Later the market ruled
steadier aud portion OF the reduction was Tecov-
cred.
Ihc leading futures ranged as follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17

NEW YORK, June Neutrality-suspicious. opened
steady, 10 10 % points down. rallied on buying or
dcrs, closed firm, unchanged 10 points down
sales, 1870 bags including June. i5.Ol6glh 30
July l6lbBlo.8t. August. l52O9lhiO. september
lh.@gl6e3: October. ih5Oal6ij. November ~ 80
@lhO0 December. 1850 ljso; January, 49, so
February, ihGiHiGS1. March, IbsO@tiOl: April
ihiOsi57A spot Rio easy; tdr cargoes ~ q. Q.
sugar-llaw spafingly oiioredi strong fair rcnI.
aud active
Molasscs Foreign strong 10 test. Sic. New Or
leans quiet: open kettle, good 10 fancy, 2s9iCc
kce--tcndy aud quiet, domestic, Bt8jjsc:
CHICAGO. ill.,. June iS-on the Produce TX.
change, today, the butter market was nrm, fancy
cfamcry. ia9ltc tine, i5S6hc; finest dairy,
i21iJigc. fine ioai1c
Eigs-firm at Nc. ..E
NEw ORLEANS. La, Junc iS.-conec-Quict
but trn, Rio carg0cS common 10 prime, l0lsglgc
Nhisky-Ncstcfn tcctihcd eLOigtLSL
koc-Qulct ordinary ogrmc. j'sBjc.
Iun-rteady 7na70g r..
Cotton fccd products nomluaL
kugar-slrongi prime e. strictly prime open kettle
r a., centrifugal, choice white So primo yellow
clarified, sicgs'c seconds, eitasc. Olhen un.
changed.
Molasscs-scady centrifugal. fair 10 good fair.
!eaAc common 10 good common. i6siso, Inferior.
CINCtNNATTo.. June -WhI.ky--sicady. sales
S'9 barrels hnl,hcd goods on a basil OF u o.
luttcf-stcady.
surnr-Iiun
lgvs-in FAIR demand At lie
NhCurC=l Unchanged.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17
Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

Pursuant b. the powcu II cstiain trust deed Of
June 2 issS recorded In book lsi pare liG Of the
shelby County Registers onice, made 10 ns 10 ~.
curc Crftain Indebtedness therein mentioned do
fault having been made IN the sane Al the request
Of bcnchclafcs thcrln We VIII on
saturday. July ~, 1850,
NJ the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
streets ia Memphis, Tenn, scll al public auction
iot cash 20 the highest blddet The following real
estate towiti
An undivided onchaif Interest In a Parcel of
gfOund lying and being IN hemphs shelby coun.
", TCuu,, aud described a. ioloWti bounded on
lsnds oi Gilbert a wooldfidgg nn the north by
Dioa5way. aud on the west By kinth street
Equity " redemption waivcd latos all paid
~ 4, POsrON,
D. n. fOsruN, Ttat,coa,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17


CANNED GOODS riueaprle'. Nls8ito
pcachts 2 lhs standard, - isit'p scconi, 4LNlg
lis tomatoes 2 IT,. staudtri, tl.tHC lhs, stand
ART. Cd Of strawberries fist rsphrulcs, tigs
blicktcfrica, 500, Ercn gagcs, " VI pcau, tl.h9
plums. tia1 upimgustiu gfcru corn. 81 COS
IN rrcrn Vcis Al hai.h1. cuyv uysicu, full
wcighL %. p olaiss 10, l.'.ti o. llght weight
Gic 2 iis ttel Condcnscl milk -Jrpwn, taih
inrlc, NJ 20 swiss ellA salmon sltittfh tar
dimes, tt.tt mustard fafdincs. $40. Nackcful.
fllt0fin herring mncktfrl, tlli.
fuUANaiuw white 81 81 white g'iC yellow
clarified stlsi. A. rrfihcd A, a. standard Kunu.
lated, pisr powdered, io'lC cut loaf, iOiic. opsn
Kettle itsHtsr. strong
COTFEk-Common. i5',c ordinary, isr fair,
inf prime Nin. az cholco " fancy, IWi.C. old
government. ale,aic hfm.
SAtT-saginav. SD pcr bfl Ohio River So
90 - pgr bel. Louisiana, tils sacks nue a. o.
coarrr. silh pAu, u ,uig
mcE Louisiana, q s5lc. Carolina. cisc
krANCti=ac
CHElHE-rflmc fats, ---. New York factory
-=i fuil crcam, 10 Young America. "a.
MOLA~s is=toulslhna. common 90 fair. 1ilftss
prime Chnicc. alaSc fancy. tc cUutfiuFals. con.
mon " izif set4'c prime 70 chocc - ,3s' - fup,
attin,s steady
CkNbiIs-stlcss all slfcs IN brs. ris abd bris.
iotlic fancy Usuriod, io8iic extra fancy, 40
Ar arm.
| full weight DC