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The evening world., 1891-07-03
tFrom Yesterdays Sporting Edufon.l
SERGT, DUNN A FARMER. NOW.
He Tells How the Agricultural De.
partment Will Run the Weather.
Hopes to Please All with Prophe-
cIes, but Won't Distribute Seeds.

Uncle Jerry Rusk's weather Bureau in the
Equitable Building is still labelled "U. g.
signal Service, War Department" but nobody
is deceived by this sign.
Everybody knows that the man who makes
Gotham's weather exchanged the sword for
the plough-handle yesterday when his
meteorological prophecy shop was transferred
from Secretary Proctor's influence to sprout
in the Agricultural Department.
EX-Sergt. Dunn's first sample OF weather
under the new regime showed at once towards
which side he leans. New York is the only
county in the state which Is not an agrlcul-
tural county, yet we get nothing but fqgmers'
weather in the first rattle out of the box.
Farmer Dunn may get himself disliked as
well as his weather
lie makes the lame excuse that the weather
was left over from a job lot expressly prepared
for War Department distribution. fle hopes
to do better hereafter
Weather Will now be made to order. II it's
too dry Uncle Jerry viii turn loose his pow
der-laden balloons, which viii explode IN the
air, after which rain Is expected
II the experiment be successful Uncle Jerry
will probably establish branch Offices In Spitz-
bergen, at the North Pole and at the Cape OF
Good Hope, fitted out with bellows. II IT'S
too hot or too cold, Uncle Jerry will simply
end.
The mlnion gives the bellows n squeeze and
shivering or sweltcring humanity, as the
case may be, Is reiCvcp.
Farmer Dunn says that weather for the
benefit OF agriculture VIII continue to-day.
He wants to correct an erroneous impression
his office Is not abranch Of the seed depart
ment at Washington, and persons who
wish to procure seeds for Early Rose potatoes
and copies Of Uncle Jerry Rusk's book on the
horse, must apply, rs heretofore, to their Con-
gressmcn, or to the Department direct.
Dunn also wants It understood that the
weather bureau under Prof. Harrington, its
new head, has no connection with the Farm
ers Alliance and its chiefs from Bleeding
Kansas, Barbarossa PETER and Congressman
jeremiah Sockless Simpson.
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LADY ALGEA BEAUCHAMP.
The Story of Cruel Won.o,, and o.
Young Mans Tnf0tu0tiOn.

once or twice, and he was near me as /
came down the staircase. Why should
bo follow me 2"
" Follow me, said suddenly.
was known at the house, and asked
permission 20 pass from the hotel coffee
room, where We were, through the bar
parlor into the street.
This done, and moving up the street a
little way, we turned.
There he is, " said Mr.. Laming; "hc
has watched Inc INTO the house by the
WIDE doorway, aud he il waiting for my
exit"
He hurried me away TO a quiet public
house, and there spoke as follows
Ot these four people. two are would be
murderers aud two arc innocent people.
Herald add the Princess have loved each
other deeply, do love each other deeply.
and have been separated by fraud. The
others are the muTderers. But the
Princess is in most danger for while
Lady Algea wishes her dead, and the
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Among the wheelmen.

S ~
Tho new and handsome club house Of tho River
situated one IN hi. cty beinr hui Two bioeks
from Rvrrstdo Drive aud four blocks from Central
I r.r ~ r unr i ~ y ~ "A s,S," 1,u ~ 10
itis,i,,, - ~ = - ~ t CN W." III 5,,, s III, ~
ana I,rr, Tba ~ ~ III" ~ 80 ~ ,' ~ r"s n ~
IbO n,h ~ ,ho 80 ~ tbe ~ ,,din ss.
son Anh hy the way applications arc cominH IN they
w v Ialr 10 Aceomplish their purpose ANY Young
good references Il eligible to membership.
a.. =, =,
lhpt, fowors y to be congratulated Tor the m
cIshseu interest that Is being taken IN the regular
Club runs. InerH was a Time When twenty NOM
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WAYLAID BY THUGS.

James Dundas and Miss Kilkenny
Assaulted and Robbed.
Morris DOran, OF 1888 Wayne street, Jersey
City, who says he is a night watchman, was
arrested early this morning and held by Po-
lice Justice Davis, of Jersey City, on a charge
OF assaulting James Dundas, an employee OF
the Jersey City and Bergen Horse Railroad
Company.
Dundas reported at the Oakland avenue
police station last evening that he had been
attacked by three men while walking with
Miss Josephine Kilkenny near Caledonia
Park.
They knocked him down, he said, and
dragged the young woman away through
some vacant lots. 1t was subsequently as
sertained that Miss Kilkenny had escaped
serious violence from the ruflians by giving
them her gold watch and S5 in money. Doran
was identified by both as one OF the men
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shall never care for life any more"
We came back to England by the hrse
homeward bound ship.
The Franco German war was raging in
the North of France, and Paris was in
yaded.
Suddenly, Harald was missedl Lady
AlgeA put every means in action to ascer-
tam whittier he was gone, but only the
news of the retreat of Keratry brought
over the truth.
He had Joined the Foreign Legion with
Garibaldl and had been one of the first
shot down. Upon being searched after
the action. n portrait was found resting
over his breast-the portrait of dark
woman of exceeding beauty in q golden
case; the back of the frame bore the
names Adelaide Tomboli Harald Ellen
borough.
went back TO my theatre.
Not three months since, upon the OPEN
ing of the house, / saw her ascending
the great staircase alone, and dressed IN
deep mourning.
When she reached her box, after the
play had begun, she looked round the
house, and her cruel eyes were cold.
After the opera, upon my reaching the
road. / found there was q great crowd
about man, who. il was said, had been
run over. The light falling upon his
face, / recognized poor Mr.. Laming.
Mr.. Lamlng p i said.
"Ha!" he replied, gathering q little
dying strength. Her carriage-as she
came out. IL was his father,h
He fell back and they said he hAd'
Not 50. He was dead.
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Three Clauses OF the Old Dreiound
Treaty Suppressed in the Now.

TH1 AbbOVIATED FNEHb,
PARIS. July 2.-The Mdtin to-day declares
that the new treaty OF the so-called Drei-
bund suppresses three clausesIof rhe. first
treaty as follows:
First-That clause which compelled Italy
to send three army corps TO the Alpine rron-
tier In the event OF Franco-German war.
Second-The clause compelling Austria to
station troops on the Russian frontier In the
event OF Russo-German war, and,
Third-The clause fixing minimum peace
effective OF Italy and Austria.
The three powers, however, according to
the Mdtfn, mutually guarantee the integrity
OF their respective territories.
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INTO THE CRATER'S MOUTH.
A Rash Brazilian Traveller Loses His
Life at Mt. Vesuvius.
tBY ASSOCIATED PREss. !

ROME, July 2.-Mount vesuvius, as has been
recorded, has for some months past been
showing signs OF activity at intervals and
travellers were warned that It would be ad-
visnble not TO ascend to the crater.
TWO Brazilian travellers, however, accom-
panied by guide, yesterday made the as
cent
suddenly the whole party was enveloped by
dense cloud OF sulphurous smoke, which so
stupetcd the travellers that one OF them
reeled about for a moment, then staggered
forward and fell head foremost into the
crater.
The guide caught hold OF the second trav-
eller and half dragged, half pushed him into
position where the crater fumes could not
afrect him, thus saving his life.
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LEAPED FROM THE DECK.
A Passenger on the Dean Richmond
Commits Suicide.

When the steamboat Dean Richmond, OF the
Albany night line, reached her dock at pier
Al North River this morning Capt. Post, her
commander, reported to Police capt, SChmitt-
berger that about 1890 A. NJ, when near
Poughkeepsic, Christopher Murray, Of 81
Spruce street, Albany, saw man with a
satchel in his hand jump from the rail OF the
boat into the water.
The boat was stopped and n search made,
but nothing could be seen OF the man.
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TAX OFFICIALS SAY NAY.
Lawyer Ulman's Charges OF Illegal
Collections Denied in Toto.

The published statement by Lawyer Charles
II. Ulman that over million dollars is wrong
fully imposed and collected in taxes in this
city every year was resented a. the Of1ce OF
the Commissioners OF Taxes and Assessments
this morning.
President Barker, Deputy Commissioner
KellOCk and Comptroller Myers denied the
charges In toto. President Barker said that
the allegation was "the Old, familiar cry
and as untrue now rs ever. lie thought the
lawyer had "grievanCe because he was
prevented from mOnopOli2ing the Boards at
tention with long verbal argument recently.
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[conclnded .r.onn uesternnnl

lobeyed, aud l and Mr.. LaIniug stood
face to face that night as the church
clocks were striking II.
He was very pale.
Come this way" he said, II may be
watched. ! saw that the Duke entered
her box and pointed to me. for no doubt
he had observed me staring She looked
Mt inc like q beautiful hawk and then
tuddenly started, and compared me with
HaraId. Then she frowned. But she
rent Iarald away instantly on a message.
While no wRs gone she bowel 10 me. |
returned the bow. She motioned me to
60 upstairs TO her box but this 1 did not
DO. Harald returned with an anxious
looking man; and, being sent away again,
for she treats him like child, she had
some conversation with tho stranger. He
waS cunning, but l saw his eyes upon me
The evening world., 1891-07-03
WAITING FOR WILLARD.
He Will Rest at Dobbs Ferry Before
Tacklin2 Wall Street Problems.

Wall street expected n visit from Henry
Willard this morning, but was disappointed.
Mr.. Willard arrived yesterday on the steam
ship Havel, and at once secluded himself at
his country house at Dobbs Ferry.
AT his offces in the Mills Bulldog this
morning It was said that he might be down
during the day, but that he would probably
spend day or two at Dobbs Ferry recruiting
after the fatigue OF his voyage before show
ing himself on the street.
Mr.. Wizards connection with Northern
Pacific and the North American Company is
the subject OF much interest in Walt street
just now, and the financier Is expected TO
uatiOn.
The evening world., 1891-07-03

A pure Virginia plug cut
smoking tobacco that does
not bite the tongue, and is
free from any foreign mix
ture, More solid comfort in
one package of Mastiff than
you can get out of a dozen
others. Packed in canvas
pouches.
j. B. Pace Tobacco Co., Richmond, Virginia.
The evening world., 1891-07-03
Death of Prince Dolgoroukoff, Late
Governor of Moscow.
my ASSOCIATED PRESS, J

TBN AhHOVIATED PNEbH-I
PARIS, July 2.-Prince DolgOrOukon, recently
Governor Of MOSCOW, died In this city yester-
day evening.
Prince DolgoroukoI was until recently the
Cars intimate and confidential friend, and
represented the Car with pOmp and pagcan-
try, giving brilliant balls and dinners, which,
II was said, would have required the purse OF
Fortunatus to keep up Tor any length Of time.
The evening world., 1891-07-03
FATALLY HURT In ESCAPING.

Adolph Blanding, 14-year-old boy who
was sent to the Truant Home In Brooklyn
about month ago, attempted to escape from
the institution at o'clock this morning by
climbing down the side OF the building from
the second-story window.
:, ne had Just got outside the window, when
his foot slipped and he fell into the area
InractuIing his skull. His guardian, David
Iuse' or 1S5 Ainslie street, BROOKLYN, visited
MIN later and found him apparently dying.
a MRS WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP reduces in
nAmmAtion while children teethinE. 25c. -
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OF the Sugarmans; that Pagan was employed
by the Sugarmans at the time he lived with
her and, that she was the victim OF deliber-
ate conspiracy to divorce her.
Sympathi2ing COuntrymcn, who learned the
alleged facts, took up her cause and enabled
her to bring suit to reopen the case.
The evening world., 1891-07-03
LOVER AND MAID KILLED.
Fatal Accident TO Tennessee Pair
Whose Wedding Day Wes Fixed.
TBY ASSOCIATED PRESS. I

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July John Smith,
prominent farmer living near Franklin, KY.
was returning from town In a buggy yester-
day, accompanied by Miss Mary Dawson,
Passing a pond where some boys were
shooting frogs, the horse became frightened
and ran away, turning the buggy over and
throwing the occupants Violently TO the
ground. Mr.. smiths neck was broken, and
he died Instantly. Miss Dawson was fatally
injured. Mr.. smith and the young lady were
to have been married next week.
The evening world., 1891-07-03
New York Life Again Defrauded.


SAN ANTONIO, Tex, July &C. NJ. Lowrey
was brought here yesterday on a requlsition
from oakland, Cal, on an indictment for de-
frauding the New York Life Insurance Com
pany, OF which he was local agent, OF $1,000.
II now appears that his shortage will reach
100000.
The evening world., 1891-07-03

El Sol Breaks an Ocean Record.
The steamship FL Sol, Capt. Hawthorne, ar
rived here from New Orleans to-day, having
made the passage from South Pass Bar TO
Sandy Hook in days, hours and 45 min
utes, breaking the record by three hours.
The evening world., 1891-07-03
After Peruvian Antiquities.


PUTNAM, Conn, July 2.-Thomas A. Painter,
OF Columbia College, and Stanley Hayes, OF
Yale, LEFT for Peru yesterday, to secure plas-
ter casts, photographs, etc, OF ancient monu-
ments and other antiquities for the Chicago
Fair
The evening world., 1891-07-03
Parnell Is Again Condemned by the
Irish Bishops.

DUBLIN July 2.-The Irish Roman Catholic
Bishops, at a meeting held here yesterday,
reairmed their former declaration that Mr..
Parncll was unit TO be the leader OF the
Irish people; that he was unworthy OF the
confidence Of Roman Catholics, and calling
upon IrShmen 10 repudiate him.
The evening world., 1891-07-03
BUTCHER KRAUsS DROWNED.
His Wife Confident That It Was He
Who Jumped from tho Cetus,
June l.

juno 1.
Mrs. f. j. Krauss, OF gag Mulberry street,
reported at Police Headquarters this morning
that the unknown man who jumped from the
Iron Steamboat Cetus, near the Coney Island
pier on June l last, was her husband who
disappeared on that date.
Yesterday Mrs. Krauss learned that an un-
identified body had been washed ashore at
Coney Island, and buried at Flatbush on
Tuesday. She accordingly went to Flatbush
with Mrs. Hele OF 81 Clinton street, had the
Do,L exhumed and both ladies positively iden-
krauss was butcher, and had been sick
and IN financial straits. When he left home
ne told his wife that he was going after some
money and would soon return.
lie had been to Coney Island the day be-
Iore, ana she suspected that he had gone
again when he did not return. She is conii-
the Cetus. VA
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Positive Cure

for LOST or FAILING VITALITY; General and
NERVOUS DEBILITY Weakness Of Body aud
Mind, Effects of Errors EIcessOs In Old or Young
How TO enlarge and strengthen WEAK, UNDE-
NELoPEp ORGANS and PAARTS OF BODY Ab-
solutely unfailing HOME TREATMENT-Benehts
In day. Men testify from 50 States and Foreign
Countries. Write them, Descriptive Boos, eI.
ERIE MEpI['L co., III niagara ST.,
buffalo, y. Y.
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shall never care for life any more"
We came back to England by the firse
homeward bound ship.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

Some slight idea of the amount of
practical work done by the Salvation
army is made apparent by General
Booths first annual report on his
Darkest England" scheme. He shows
that 500, 900 have been spent on the
oversee colony, $500, 900 have been
used IN buying and leasing land for
workshops and refugees, and $20O, 900
have been spent on the farm colony.
Some of the workshops founded show
= reasonable profit above expenses,
others have been self-supporting and
no more, while still others show q de-
ficiency. $4,000 applications were
made to the labor bureau during the
year, 1881 Jas cheap meals were sup
piled, Of which 1.097 1896 were ha'-
penny dinners. 96, 555 fsrthing dinners,
and 81 900 free meals. 307, 900 cheap
lodgings were furnished At four pence
and two pence . night. 200 ex-crimi-
mails were "reformed," 445,l70 visits
were made to families in the slums, and
1904 Of tn: sick IN the slums ger
administered to by the officers work log
there
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27
WAR . pactrrs Of discard the !. ~


WHAr . psctrrs Of discard the L.sy-
seeond congress presents; oserwnsim-
ingly democratic, yet harmonious only
in the name. Every shade OF tariff
opinion from the extreme protectloaist
to the free trader, may b fonnd n rs
ranka On the silver qusss On the
divergence of opinion is. if possible.
even greater, snd On the question Of
pubic improvement there 10 nNtice-
able lack Of harmony, aud more I'M
pediments are likely 10 come to the
surface than could be found IN making
navigable the wnole length OF Grand
nver. True II Is, water aud oil cease
their brswling and unite when lye 10
added, but who 10 to add the lye and
create harmony among SO many con-
dicung opinionss Or will the ffty-
second congress now turbulentiy on to
It's final adjournment without turning
8 single wheel Of commerce or solving
any problem of puolic utility. Perhaps
the daily sitiings OF this congress will
distract public attention, and its efforts
to keep the peace may smuse the
world. II is to he hoped no more harm
than this aiay be d one, but 1t 10 hardly
to Be expected that any particularly
good thing WI Il be born of il.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27
N OLD. OLD SEWER.

a Matter That should Have Received
Attention ~ the Prepsr Time.
Erie street 10 short street that runs
from opposite +. w. wuizburK's store
on Canal street. 70 the river. 1t is an
old street aud away back in the fifues
the city laid in Ere street wooden
sow.r. Ths sewer has never been re-
placed. although the street was recent
ly improved aEd repavcd. Several
times during recent years and ~ least
two times during the past summer this
sewer - a. broken IN and become ciogge.i
80 that water and sewerage would back
UP INTO the cellars OF the building along
the itne.
John Caulfeld was somewhat exer-
cissd last night over the fact that
the sewer had agar. filled up
aid he was obi ged t. shut Off
the water from his block at the corner
OF Canal and Erie streets. He said his
block WAS always first to be affected.
hut .nat other blocks would soon be dam
aged. just why the old sewer did not
receive attention from the board OF
public works when the street was being
improved last summer Mr.. Caulfieid
was unable to state, although he claimed
that attention was called to the neces-
s.ty Of repairing II at the time. The
property owners will address u CON-
mnnication Monday night asking Tor
relIet if none is received before that
time.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27
CANCER ON rHE OCEAN.

"a seems to be quite IS impossible TO
get authentic information regarding
the cause of the fire on the steamer
Abyssinia, rs to get the details of .
railway wreck. According to one re-
port the cause was spontaneous COM
bustion, generated among the bales of
cotton in the cargo. If tbs be true, it
aids another to the arguments against
the carrying of cotton by passenger
ships. So stforg has been the feeling
upon this subject that motion prohib-
ting such cargoes on passenger ships
was brought before the English parlia-
ment. but the motion was not carried.
1t was claimed at the time that fires IN
cotton cargoes going from India to
Ecgiand we're OF less frequent occur-
ence than OF ships loaded with cotton
going out fro m America. IL was fur
ther claimed that the reaeon for the
difference Was the careless way IN
which cotton IL packed IN this country.
many bales becoming saturated with
inseed oil before loading, while IN
someP cartridges, old bottles and pistols
have been found. The subject is one
that should he taken up by the author
ties. and IL any way can be devised to
lessen the chances for sacrifice of
human life, Ii should be adopted.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

In the year 1908 sons soldiers Of tho
commonwealth Of Nodena ran away
with . bucket from . public we'll BE-
longing to the state Of Bologna. The
bucket. which probably We not worth
moro than . chilling, produced quarrel
which was worked up into long md
bloody war. Henry, king Of Sardinia,
assisted tho Aodsness to keep possss.ioa
Of this bucket. and in one Of the battles
he was made prisoner. His father. Ne
emperor Of 0ermany-Hsury II the
Hay--offsrsd . chain Of gold that would
sncircls Bologna, which was ssvsn miles
In circuit. bus In vain. After twenty
two years imprisonneat he pinned away
and died. and his monument may still;
Be seen in the Church Of the Dominicaus.
The fatal bucket, the cause OF the war.
is still on exhibition in the tower Of the
cathedral 81 Modena, inolosed In - iron
cage. Bc4h Bologna and Modeaa wers
in 1880 incorporated in lsaly.-Lesdoa
Ilt-HtA
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

fhe man who has so much to say
about the time it takes q woman TO get
ready to 60 anywhere ought to keep
''mum" for q week after reading the
following: "a New Haven, Conn.,.
business man discovered that an ex-
-eency in his affairs demanded an agent
in England at the earliest possible mo-
ment. There was Que half-hour for
preparations If one made the next
steamer, which was essential. Said Mr..
Clark, "who will go?" Every man in
the office hesitated. Bessie Johnson,
bis stenographer, SAID: II will co."
and she did go, aud accomplished the
nilsson and returned to her desk one
day this week and reported ready for
routine work, having been absent just
eighteen days"
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27
LONDON AND ITS roo.

England is suffering an attach of
her old enemy. the fog. The "snug
little island has had more than her
share of trouble duf.ng the last year
the bsccaret scandal, the fierce gales.
the pro sious that must be made for
collars and cuffs" and nov the fog.
A London fog is thing that can not
ne described. 1t must be felt To be sp-
preciated. Is is . darkness 40 black
thS. il even peFmestes stores sand dwell
ings. and d IS soous ~ dark in-ide ss
Out. Traffic = suspended. ~ q - i'm
possible for drivers 10 ZEE their horses
Men crepe their way sloos The streets.
feeling for . fence post, or any lard
mark that will tell them the war to
their own homes Thousands OF per-
scus lose Their ways. aud many stumble
MO ard are drowned IN ths river To
ne seek and sissng. Il = death 20
breathe the vaporous AZ OF tse streets.
Afser TIE fog hfss. The housewife fnds
silently to do. Tanle hnca and bed
linen lcek - II they bad beea cut in a
Shower af muddy water. every dish ia
ne foase snEss - vssaed, furniture
neests polsshsnx, aud taoruuxh horse
cleansnr naass nke place. Fertu-
nAssly taese togss contrary % general
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

ehildrsa srs vsry ssnsiuvs - Ills point.
and hey fss, scussly. a1.hoagh thsy
aaanss pat thsis sn,aoisas ia>D words.
To tell child IN pshae shss il has hssn
rude. OF l.ck.nu u Sod breeding. is -
unwarrassAh2s - il voaid - 70 I'll .
guest % 1t y Ne sxcuss - ssy that We
are trying to teach Il 10 do better; ~
can do thus with greater effect II we take
q asids ss ~ Arst convoaisnt snoosns
md gently point out whore the error
uas. and whss should b dons the nsxt
time.-Elisaseth Scovil IN Lsdis' Home
Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

An Euziishnan who. after grumbling
about his native country for moro than
half lifetime, at lass made mp his mind
60 emsgrats TO New Zealand. wss ASKED
why h. chose that FAR awsy part u thu
world for . place Of re~de~os.
"W6y." said he. III is bsoNuss nseure
has made . much better srrangemeot Of
tae seseons there than " hAs here"
"What do yoa meaas
"what do mean, Why, it's . great
mistake OF nature. - any enc must see,
% hare TIE cold westAsr cone II the
winter and bet weather in The summer.
Hew 4esscious n nsust be b have II hcl
In Deceshsr, now, which h the cesd.
fr~>x;ng sssson. snd Whist = blessing to
get brsosn1 cosi in July. when every
bodv reeds itl Nov thAs's TIE way they
have is in New zealsnd. ssd thaf's what
I cell = sersisse sxrso<~nsus Of ~ sea-
s,sssF~-ycuthe Concnrinn.