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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-16
A NeGRo's PlrtFuL STORY.
Hired TO Work on the Adirondack Rail
road and Badly Treated.

Hired to Work on the Adirondack Rail.
road and Badly Treated.
Lyons, N. Y, March 49, John Still
son, negro, stayed over night at the
police station. He appeared before Po-
lice Justice Carver yesterday morning
and told a pitiful tale. He said he was
10 years of age and came from Knoxville,
Tenn. A man came there and hired him
and about 100 others to work on the
Adirondack Railroad at $l.25 per day
and board
He said they were quartered in a
shanty with scarcely any fire. Rain and
snow beat in on them. The board furn-
ished was insufficient and unwholesome,
and he could not work on it. Every
thing needed had to be purch ased from
the company's stores at outrageous
prices, He wore common gingham
shirt worth quarter and said he had to
pay 81 forit to the company. At last he
decided to slip out. He said a sub-con-
tractor had drawn the mems wages and
run away without paying them. The
contractors refused to let the men go,
and he had to run away in the nigh t
through the snow waist deep. Poor
masters had helped him along from
place to place.
Stillson appeared to be very intelligent
and narrated his experience TO a reporter
in straightforward manner HIS said
that while he was there a gang of Ital-
ians got dissatisfied and left. They
were pursued by the bosses with guns,
and four were killed Three were frozen
to death on their way to village.
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PLOT TO KILL TERRY.

Papers Fonnd In Mrs. Terry's HousI
which Tend to Strengthen the Fact.
FRESNO, Col, March 16-Papers have
been discovered here in the safe in Sarah
Althea Terry's house which are said te
establish the claim of ex-Judge Terry'a
friends that his shooting at Lathrop was
the climax of a conspiracy to murder
Agents Of Porter Ashe went to tins
Terry mansion and searched the house
thoroughly. They found under carpets
and in private drawers several thousands
of dollars in coin and paper money and
diamonds and jewelry worth SO, 900.
The safe in Judge Terry's room they
had blown open, and in this, it is said,
the compromising papers which Terry
refused to make public during his life
were discovered. 1t is declared that
these papers show the existence of 4
plot to get rid of Terry.
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A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A Popular Young Western Man Shoots His
Employers and Himself.


A Popular Young Western Man shoots His
Employers and Himself.
T1FF1N, O., March 16-The most ap-
palling tragedy that has ever been re-
corded in the history of Tifin occurred
yesterday Walter A Snyder, one of
the wealthy and most popular young
men in the city, while engaged in a
friendly conversation with two of his
employers, Burton w. CribauRh and
Edward T. Naylor, suddenly, and with
out word of warning, pulled a revolver
and began firing at them.
Cribaugh was struck in the back and
two balls passed through MAYORS body.
Thomas w, Downey, a fellow-clerk in
terferred and was shot three times.
Snyder then ran up stairs and put the
remaining bullet in his revolver through
his own heart.
The scene of the tragedy was the mann
moth hardware store of j. M. Naylor,
one of the oldest establishments in the
city. For many years E. I. Naylor, a
half brother of the proprietor. Cribaugh
and Snyder, have been employed in the
store and they have been like brothers.
Last week the senior Mr. Naylor an
nounced his determination to make a
change in the firm by the admission of
Snyder was worth probably $50, 900 and
was unmarried, but his money was so
tied up in real estate that he was unable
to take an interest in the business. This
seems to have so preyed upon his mind
as to produce insanity. for there is no
doubt that his work was that of a mad
man
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-16

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, KT NEW YORK. nv
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BROOKLYN, N. Y, March 16. Harry
Stoner the ll-year old boy, who ran
away from his mothers house. 49S 1-2
Gates avenue, OIL Wednesday of last
week, is still absent aud all efforts to
find him have so far proved unavailing
1t is thought probable that lac is trying
to make his way to Cory, Pa, where a
former school companion now resides.
Young Harry has light hair and blue
eyes and is a very bright lad This is
another case Of trashy novel reading in
ducing a boy to leave good home
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MR. MlLLsR.s APPOINTMENT.
b IL Reported that senator Quay vii
Oppose His Confirmation.

% IL Reported that senator Quay vii
Oppose His Confirmation.
P1TTsBURG, Pa, March 16 1t is said
chat a telegram has been received herr
by prominent politician from Senator
Quay, in which he declares that he in
tends to vigorously oppose the conflrma
tion of George w. Miller, who has beer
appointed collector of the twenty third
internal revenue district.
The appointment is regarded as vic,
tory for the Magee-Dalzell element, al,
though it is said the Washington author,
tiles were entirely innocent of favorina
any of the political factions here.
Immediately after being appointed,
Mr.. Miller permitted himself to be inter
viewed, in which he was reported az
saying certain things which not alone
displeased Senator Quay, but President
Harrison.
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sullivan Gets the News.

CHICAGO, March l6-John L. Sullivan
received "A despatch from James Wakely
announcing that the match with Corbett
had been fixed for September Z In
speaking of the matter shortly after re-
ceiving the telegram, the champion un-
bosomed himself as follows; "Well,
am to fight an American. l would
rather have had crack at Mitchell OF
Slavin, but it seems that this was not to
be. | meaut what l said in my ulti'
matum that ! would prefer "a foreigner,
but Corbett has opened his mouth at me
about as much as the Englishmen, aud
might as well have il out with him,
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PIowed un the Remains.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 16.-A suit
unprecedented in Indiana has been begun
here by j w Mcdaniel Twenty five
years ago the plaintiff established a
burial ground on his farm and removed
the bodies of his wife and children to it.
A feS,, years later he sold the farm to
slesiies Haines, who, he claims, recently
plowed and leveled the graves and scat
tered the dust of the plaintiffs relatives
all over the farm He wants So, 900
damages from Haines.
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Must Have a Quorum Present.

WASHINGTON, March 10 The Demo
cratic majority in the House will hence
forth be under the necessity of having a
quorum present if it intends to pass any
bills. Mr. Bailey of Texas, who has
made the point of mo quorum" on sew
eral occasions when important measures
were about to be voted upon, has de-
clared his intention of continuing that
practice and compelling the presence of
the constitutional number before any
business can be transacted.
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ConsuIat Antwerp Dead.

BALTIMORE, March 16-A private cable,
gram has been received here stating that
John H. Steuart, the United States Con-
sui at Antwerp, Belgium, had died in
Paris on Monday. Steuart was a Balti.
morean and about 60 years old. He wa,
appointed to Antwerp as consul twenty
years ago from Pittsburg A widow
survives him. The body will be brought
to Baltimore for burial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-16

BANGOR, Ne, March 16. The city gov,
ernment, at a special meeting, instructed
the mayor to ratify the lease of the Ban
gor & Pscatavuis Railroad to the Bangor
& Aroostook Company, as authorized by
vote of the citizens at the city election
Monday. The mayor was instructed to
sign the lease and ailiX his seal thereto
This decides the question of the Piscata-
quis road becoming part Of the Great
Aroostook line.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-16
Startling Facts.

The American penple are rapidly becoming
"A ice OF nervous wrecks and the following
,uggeyts the Oestre edy: Aiph so Hemph.
Ing, of Butler, Pa, swt ars tnaJ Vuen hts SO a
was speechless rom st. NItus dance DR.
Mrs Miller, OF V dnaraiSo, au1 j. ID.
Ia, lpr, OF Logtusport, Ind, elc gained 20
pounds from taxing It, s. IA A. Gartuer,
of Vstult, / id was cured of 10 To 50 com
vul,ions daY, au1 mush head lch 2, dizzi-
s, baogache ana nervous prUstration by
one hottie. rriu bottles, and fine books ol
nlarve Gus cures, free AT @. H. hagsnhuch
The druggist, who recommends aud gdaran,
tees this unequaled remedy.
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The winters .severest billiards.
seem disposed to favor March.
Sudden Deaths.

Heart disease is by far the most frequent
cause OF su iden de 9Th. whleh In three out of
our cases Is unsuap cted The symptoms nre
uot generally understood These are lying
the right side, short breath, pain or dis.
lre-s iu side back or shoulder, irregular
pui-e, asth ma wea and hung spells wind
In SO onach. swelling o ankles or drops,
Opure- e-siun, dry couch aud smntharng DR.
iiles' illustrated nook on Heart Disease. free
at : II HHgrnbuch, who sHll and guarantee
Or Miles unequaled New Heart cure, and his
Rest Orati e NerVin-, which cures nerVous.
1ess, headache, sleeplessnes effects OF drink.
ing, etc IL contains no Opiates,
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Deoision Against a Newspaper.

ALBANY, ~ Y, March l6.-An impor-
tant decision in the Court of Appeals was
against the Press Publishing Company,
otherwise the New York "World " and
compels that corporation to pay Sarah
N. Warner 81, 600 and costs of court
The action was founded upon libelou,
statement regarding plaintiff 5 relations
with men other than her husband
printed in the New York "World, " July
~ 1SSS
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Believes He win be Nominated.

WASHINGTON, March 16.-It is said
that a private letter from ex Senator
Blair has been received which indicates
the possession by Mr.. Blair of belief
that he will be nominated for the Presi.
dency by the Minneapolis Convention.
Mr.. Blair writes philosophically of the
abuse which is being showered upon him
from some sources, but is confident Of
being elected if he receives the nomina-
tim
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The olympic club viii Give se5, 600.

NEW ORLEANS, March l6.-The Olym-
pic Club directors at a meeting last
night decided 70 give purse of S25 900
for sullivan and Corbett to contest for.
President Noel sent kilograms to Sui
liyan and Corbett informing them Of the
clubs decision,
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OPEN
YOUR EYES

When you ask for bottle
of WoLFF's ACNE BLAcKING
see that you get the genuine.
The real article made by us
cannot be bought for less
than 2oc. a bottle. 1t is good
material and worth its price.
There are limitations offered
claiming to be Just as good"
for less money. Don't buy
them. If the " Just as good"
has any merit it ought to sell
without invoking the aid Of
comparison with our Acme
Backing.
& RANDOLPH, PhiIadelphir.
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The Texns Senatorial Aspect.

AUSTIN, Tex, March 16,-A poll OF the
members of the Legislature would see m
10 Indicate that Representative Mills Ia as
about % votes for United States senator,
with about 25 each for Chiffon aud Cul-
bertson The election takes place Wednes-
daY March q
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-16

NYAcK, N Y, March 16-Charles
Theis, prominent shoe manufacturer Of
Nvack has made an assignment to Falk
& Fritz, leather dealers, OF AZ Warren
street, New York. The amount of liza
bilities has not yet been made known.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-16

LOWELL, Mass, March 16.--Dr. Au
gustin Thompson, who some time agC
was mulcted in the sum of $50, 900 bJ
Mrs; Myra Beals, who charged that DR.
Thompson had alienated her husbands
affections, has brought suit against hiI
consul in that case for 500, 900 damages
for alleged neglect of his interests.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-16
maverick Bank director ArraIgned.

BosToN, March 16. Thomas Dana,
the Maverick Bank director, was in the
United States Court yesterday morning
The default entered against him was re
moved, and he was aIraigned on fouI
charges Bail was fixed at $1,000 on
each indictment.
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wnlt.rs can wsnr Mhlskers.

BosToN, March 16.-Landlord Whipple,
of Youngs Hotel and the Parker House.
has rescinded his order that all waiteri
must be clean shaved The recinding
was the result Of a visit of Waiter
Alliance committee yesterday afternoon
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PIK-RON

is the name of a paint which does work
that no other paint can do. Glass painted
with it looks like colored glass. A 1Oc.
bottle of PIKRoN will decorate market
basket full of glassware. A Il retailers sell il.
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Telegraph Operator Killed.

VANcEBURG, KY, March "a tele'
graph operator, name un6nown, was cut
in twain by a Chesapeake & Ohio Rail.
road west bound freight train eight miles
east of this city. 1t is supposed that bis
home is in Philadelphia.
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Povderly Denounoes His Crities.

WuLEsBARRE, Pa, March 10. - Mr..
Powderly comes out in another letter on
the coal combine, in which he del ounces
his critics and says coal will surely be
advanced before fall.
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Some men who would not scare at &
ghost will shake at bill.
Miles Nerve and Liver pills

Act on now principle regulating the
liver stomach aud bowels through ne nerves
A new discovery. Dr. Miles Pills speedily
snie biliOusness, na taste, torpid liver, piles
constipation uneq ialod for men, women
children. Smallest, mil test, surestI 6ldoses
drug store.
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Boston, March 49, Andrew S. Arnold,
Henry Galletly and Stillman II. Libby,
officers of the Order of the Rising Sun,
appeared in the Superior Criminal Court,
charged with embezzling $50, 900 of thS
the orders funds. They pleaded mol
guilty and furnished $40, 900
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-16

WASHINGTON, March TO. -Representa-
tive Harter has accepted an invitation TO
talk TO the Young Mems Democratic
Club of Massachusetts on Jefferson s
Day, April 8 The meeting will be held
In Boston
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Sr. LOUIS, March 49, Twelve street
cars were burned last night in a lire at
the car house of the Lecled Street Rail
way Company The total loss is $1,000,
fully insured
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Signed) JAMES WAKELY,
for John l.. Sullivan
"JAMEs j. CORBETT.

81. c. KENNEDY, witness for Corbett.
~. MCDoNoUGH, witness for Sullivan. "
President Noel of the Olympic Club
sent a telegram to Arthur Lumley of tn e
."Illustrated News" stating that Char
ley Mitchell was willing to meet Sullivan
In New Orleans for a so, 600 purse, but
would not bet more than So, 500 on the
outside. Noel requested Lumley TO com
municate with Sulliyan's representatives
Ia the Corbett match before the latter
agreement was made Mr.. Lumley re-
turned word that it was too late-th e
Sullivan Cor5ett match had been ar
ranged
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A henpecked husband is generally
hearted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

CafcAoo. May 3i-lhe interest On change
to-day centred ln the dealing OK May corn COL
iansed and resulted disastrously 20 all con-
cernel. 10 sold Is low as Az &C.. but the clos
inc prices for the session and month was DOC.
Tie later options were independently stronger
on removed rains and closed ll4c higher.
Wheat closed &C. lower. The decline WAS
due 60 the uusettlng influence OF the disaster
10 the corn glanipu.ators
Oats closed atsc higher on the deferred
deliveries. fair trade was conducted in the
principal options.
Receipts. 56i cars wheat, corn, 1915, oats
SOL
Provisions were stronger on the higher
prices for hogs and the great strength OF the
corn market. Pork gained loo. lard z'sc.
and rios lZ4c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

do this and great delay is caused. This 10
almost tho last OF May aud IL tho weather
makes any further interference the farmers
complaints will Justly be very serious.
These circumstances nave caused the buy
era TO pay close attention 70 the o8erings.
Should there be short crop this year the
manufacturers will be caught between the
devil and the doep blue sea. Tor stocks every
whore are light. The odds and ends of to-
bacco all over the world were pretty well
cleared up last autumn and winter, aud sup
plies are short.
The demand this week has taken its usual
course. COlory leaf and Jugs. which. however;
have been scarce. have been as much wanted
as ever But the Improvement ID huxley has
been all along the line Anything that 10 in
good condition IA freely taken. and the com
mon and medium grades are showing better
temper than they have hitherto manifested
TINS year NOndescrlpts aud tobacco IN Dad
condition are very dull.
Green rivers show no change. Select and
choice types are firm. but otherwise there Is
not much movement
Receipts this week have been the largest
tor some time. asd also. 1t may DO added. are
larger than they are likely 10 DO again for
many weeks The weather has been fayora.
bic for prizine aud shipping. and farmers and
dealers have taken full advantage Of It,"
The Petersburg Record of Monday. May
3Oth. says: The following viii show the
movement Of tobacco during the past week at
the various warehouses. Moores Receipts.
4 hogsneads: loose. 1870 pounds. Farm
ers- Receipts 26 hogsheads. loose. $500
pounds. Oaks keceips, Is hogsheads, loose,
1900 pounds. Centre Receipts 20 hogs
heads. loose. 1855 pounds. West Hill
Receipts q hogsheads. loose, 1850 pounds.
Total Receipts III hogsheads; loose. G7,OSj
pounds.
Total inspections from the lst OF October,
1891, 10 May 20 1892, so hogsheads; same
time last year. 1910
Messrs. A. W Mayes of Clarksyille. and
g. L. Smith of Oxford. ~ C.. brother Of our
Mr.. Maurice I. Smith. arrived in Richmond
this afternoon.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-
day. ". ID. Francisco A. n. Harms. a. If.
Butler Louisa Joseph s. Coward, Liverpool
* T. Perkins Fluvanna d. J.. Hall X. b.
Whist j. Goochland George n. Wilson.
Ralph +. Jennings Danyille; G.. II. Snead
Fluvanna.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
oerertuq. and entes "a tho Richmond Tobacco
Irchance-Internai Hevenuo Sohes-
tions-Forelga Adviecs.

Nrw YoBK. MAY 81 Money closed At -
per cent. the ruling rate of tho day *
,hange closed quiet. posted rates, is7'4@4o9
ac,aal rates. sle4s6'l for sixty DAYS and
4,sa4s,tl for demand. Government bonds
closed steady. currency Cs. 100 bid extended
rs registered 800 bid. As. coupons, llc4
bid.
Finding on the Stock Exchange this morn
ir. was on "a limited scale. the PRINCIPAL deal
it-s having been iu Reading, Louisville and
Ne4MNNe. Northern Pacific preferred. hoe K
Island Arh.son. New tnNiand, Colorado
COAL and Hooking Valley Prices were gen.
ers.ls weak. with louisville and Nashville ana
S.ear Trust. tie features. declining 2and !
plr cont respectively, The general
market at noon was iracuonaiiy
lower than Saturdays figures. Hook
ine Valley and Colorado '9ai
were about Size only speculauves that dis
PLAYED any strength. advancing ana per
cent respectively. The sales for TIE morning
efa.lrtel t0 1880 shares. Stocks were w.
freme.v dull after ~ o'clock and throuk"ous
t.e afternoon and prices continued D.a'9
for most of clio list to the cl Se, "heA 1"o'
wore to2 ger cent lower than 0A,liue'
closing The sales Tor the daj anouA'e" ~
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higher closing cables. The closing figures
were irregulerIv and slightly changed. Spot
lots closed firm. No. z red winter. spot 81 c. Z:
do. June. g0s.c.: do. july, 9i59c.; do. August.
905Ic., do. September. soc.
Corn Options were strong Oh nc''No ueo-
ing. There WAS an advance or Hv III MAY.
witch was cornerod g. e. me o1nc' months
closed s,@tlsc higher SpVt ioss c,osea
steady: No 2 mixed, cash. 0ic.' No zuo' June
500. July, 024c., August '4>so'' 'eP'''N-
Oats options dull but steady. closing f rae
tiouallv higher. Spot lots closed q G, III hei'
No. z white. cash. 3g' 10 ioc; no nilAeu'
cash or June. $3.50. DO. July, ooo'' August
35lc. No. 3 mixed. cash SIC H. -,
Pork steady and moderately "c'''o' oiu
Lard closed firm; July, 5000 August so.S2'
September. SOS. 80. Nfrsco,,do
Snoor Raw firm but guiet MuscoVado'
eo to-t oa.c centrifugal. g6 test. Lite; re-
Ga m GOOD demand and firm. cut-loai or
,.-,.i..I "a g.. powdered, ga 60 graz
,,ia,.5 t/o4.c.. cubes Or mould a, tlO
ne. confectioners 4, a-lbg o-loc.
roneo SPOT lois closed quiet. lAlt no car
80. 80 Futures closed steady, 100 or
Santos 80. 2. June. Vl2IO' july SlLyo'
81 lS,Drits turpenhne dull and still tending
= .,1l,.,,or3 oBoted 40 poe @304c. Rosln un-
c @Ier,,e5 and euist strained si.35' good do,
p,,e limo certificates were active to-day.
So sr0na0 barrels At Consolidated TX
chance juno opened 554 highest, 56'4;
lowest sG closing, os.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-01

Winter wheat SO. red in store. soc; No.
3 red So aisle. Sales 10y sample T. O. b.,
no. Z. 81'o $50 C.: no. 3 red. Slns sc Spuug
wheat-No. in store. s3c No. 3. re. Sales
4. no 13c.
Corn No 2whito in store. Sc. No 3, i6'g
m4-c. no. 8. yellow, fg m50c.; No. 3
white. 4sc. No g. 40l.c. Sales by sample T.
%. b.: No. 3. 4gc., No. white, 4ot IA 49, ac.;
no. 3. A s04sc.
Oats no. 2 IN store 81 ga SIC, No. 2wihte.
ssi4u8fa.c.: No. 3. 8za83r.. no. 3 white. 53a
50 G. Sales by sample f. o. b.. No.
p. 50 10 a4o.. No 2. white 33 o35 C.; NO. s.
80 IA &c.,. 30. 9. white. 315lN3i4c .