A LETTER FROM STANLEY
Thrilling Experience of the
Dauntlcss Explorer.
IN Till: \i‘lldllillblhs OF AFRICA.
A Long I‘IMI‘III 'liiI‘IIiIglI II inn-II hue-l.
SIIl‘vutlIm and I'l‘LUTI Alllllll“ Ill-I Men.
Ewen-Hr“ with IlIII \IIIIII- ~IIlI Merr-
tu. with luilu i'IIIIl'a.
1.05105. .II. ril I‘Iir (In... .» II. II IIlI-Ill.
chairman I t II.I- l..I.'.II l.I i. . IIIIII IIl.'IllIll
I38, "utld‘ l lIlII' [in II llI-I IIIIII‘li lII‘lrIt'ItNl
from liI-Iuy .‘Il. .‘IziIIII- \ It I.» IlIIIIIl lluiIgIIiI»
[I'll Ihlllllll. - n tho \ruwbmu. tug. I", h“
Mil-rI-IIiniIIIIIII,; lI|.~ short illulxll' it «It Aug.
17. ulI'III l_\ l'lllillhlll'll, aiiuI ii .I In; that Ilt‘
had I'l’lll‘l'l‘tl LZIimI, NIIIIlI-y [Irv-6‘1 I-.lI- to relate
thonto.) Il' lII- lllv')I.'lllI‘Ili.~ limit June :35,
PIN. llIIIqi'. h‘IIlI lIIidI- iubl -.-lI In Ilfillhalltll
“input \'.: .\IIIIIlIinIi,
jut-t lIIl-III IlII- llIIt Illillllh, IIIId appointed
Bai‘ttIIlI-l I--.IIIII:IIIIl:Ii-t, “Illl JIIIIIIII-on an-
bl'iIIIII‘. \IIHI lIIIIi. H.I IIII- nri‘iI‘IIl Hi the
men an i gt» l~ limo Stanley l’ml llllrl I‘IIIl-IIIII
Ilu'ullI-II III". In .'-I III 'iI-ll l'l l'IiIll-Ilot
for duty, iIIlI :. I I up 'I -.iIIt nI'tIIIII IIiI III be
taken “Illli‘ill I-IIII-IIIIIII; liII-Ir .l:Im IuIII,
TIIIIIimeIl Want. the (Illa-erg ll‘lllllliHI that
“In iii-II'-h'im;i~ “‘«lt‘ U'tplvli llll‘l t‘li‘nl‘.
Harlin-lo! lIIiIl‘JTII luv (I. ll- “II; III Itny at
Yuniliiya until the >leanici' :IrrII‘sd from
fittinley lI'II'Il- IIIII iii-ii Iii-.Il gnoh, and I!
Tilipuu Till ftl: ’llll‘ I III llio IWIIIIIII’S l-l‘IuiIiu-Il.
lawns uiiiiui-I-LI lollowmg the Ildl‘l.’ blazed
out by stunteys uIlIIIIIIe ('Ullllllll. lI' illu
(mieniild not arrive, Barth-lot might dia-
regard thew directions and begin altnl'f
joumeys until .N'tziiil-Iy should ('I me down to
All!) I‘I'lli-f.
.IIIIIIIII III Ilie lo‘I-Ii
in: who MAIII‘II.
Stanley. I..IIIIIIII sat out June :1 las’l,
from Yninbuyn IIIIlI 1.59 IIlliI-I-I-I and men.
(In the lir~t Ih._v the natives they met tired
their \'lllllgv-s and began lighting. The skir-
mish lastIIl only (iitmn niinutis. The natives
continued fv-r tire dayii along the lilfll‘i'li to
impede the IIIlviIIII-I- in every way they knew
oi, but not a mun of Stanley'xi party was lost.
The party reached the river again on July 5,
and from that Illl'ii' till Uct. 1h followed the
left iIIIIIL'. .-\ltII N'It’l'Il'ell IlugIII' Ioiitinuous
man-gin" IlII-v lII-IltII-l one din for rent. On
the turn :_I' lIIiIitII day they lint lwu men by
(insertion. ’liIIy made onlI fulll‘llfllihlll-Illl).
On Any. ltbo lira: death «III-.IurrI-d lt WL~
from dysentery. They now entered a wilder-
nem IIhiIIlI it tmli nine days to march
through. Their wife-rings began to increase,
and >c\"‘l’;tl dentin occurnd. The river
helped them. Ii.~ the lullut'a relieved the men
of much of their hurtlI'fh'. Au; l3, on arriv-
ing at .\ir.-ibh;i, the iiatiVI-a fllkli'kml them,
and five lltl‘ll “ere LLlI-d by poismwd arrows.
LII-uh Stain was \lu’dlllli'tl near the heart
and suffer-«l gr- Iitii’ in: .1 month blow us
covering. (in .\u_;. 'I Mr. Julian", coiIIinand-
tag the land party, got too far inland atid
was lost. lllst‘IfllIlIIgfillI rejoined the main
party on the Lil-t. On the lfitli they arrived
hithedistrietof Airjeli and camped fill a
week oppreite the lllIIlllll oi the tributary
Eepoko.
A." I'Sl'l DIITL'SATZ MEETING.
0n Augibt ill the party fell in with a mm
Van of Miinzviiin under l.'chli-B;Ilyii~'. This
was most unfortunate, a: Stanley had taken
the route he did in order to avonl the Arabs
A5 expected, several of his men Were tain-
pered with by the Arabs, and “'lilllll three
days twenty «ix had dwerted. I in September
15 Stanley arrived it! ramp opp-mile Czar»
mwwm. lie I'iIiIBl not rely on friendly rein.-
tions with the chief. and finally made II trade
with him, lcziving IIII)".'liX :Iirli men with him.
and 5,th a month a lrlt'l’t.‘ was to be paid the
chief for tri‘IIm; care of them. Three days
lab-r St: nib 3' iv. (t l' glinowuna. and on (lIItII—
ber i~ D 'l tied a u ttleniI-nt iwlniiging to
. .. . r. ZaiizIbIII cw rim.» of Abed
B r. Ila 'In-I lien-n I Ilrl .-\rnb “ho hm; made
III i:i.II- h iltIullll' III the Congo state.
bi'l'l‘lzltlSG asu DEATH.
hittinley >333: "This proved an awful
month to lb. Not one member of our ex-
pedition, white or black, “ill forget it. Out
of the 3‘Ill’llflll with whom we- hmi etarted,
we hat aixty-six by III-aortion and death be-
tween Ynnihiiya and Ugarrowwns, and left
fifty-six alt‘h'. at the .-\rnb :IaLlhll. Un reach.-
lng Kiliugalonga we found “1‘ had lIzIt fifty-
flye more llll‘ll by >l:lr\’nilun and IIH‘I’TBJD.
We had lived prinripally IIii “’llil fniit and
nuts. Ala-Ii Bin h’alini'a BllIVl‘S d.Il their ut—
moIIt IIhort of open litmillliltm to ruin the ex—
pedition. They induced the men to sell rid-.7;
and clothing, :0 that when “'1‘ lef t we were
baggared and the men nearly naked. We
were too weak to carry the hint and seventy
load; of goods, and Ire left them ,at Kiling-
alouga under Surgeon Parke and Capt. Nel-
son, the latter of whom w» unable to march.
Altar :I‘IarI-hing twelve days we reached
Ibwiri The Arable had dcthatcd the whole
country, so that not a native but Nib; Mand-
ing between Ugnrmwwmi and "MM. What
had not been destflryul by slaves of AbId
Bin Suliin' the elephants ruined, so that the
whole region was turned into a horrible
wihlernmt But at lhwiri Ire were beyond
the utmost reach of destroyers. “'2 were on
virgin soil, in a populoib' region abIIiinding
with food. Our :nI‘TI-ring from hunger, which
bean Aug, 32. terminated on Nov. 12. Our-
nelvaand men were skeletons Out of the
3GB men we now numbered onl y 17-}, and ser-
aal of that: had no hope of hire ieft. A halt
was ordered for the people to recuperate.
Hitherto they were rkt-pllml of what we had
told than. The Plifiel'lllg had been so awful,
ti- alainitiat so numerou-I, the forests so
Indies, that they rein-ed to helieic that by
and by we should see plains and rattle and
in Nyanza and the white man, liiain Pacha.
We felt a; though we Were dragging them
aim; with: chat: around our necks. ‘Be-
ymd theI'Ie hanlIhip-J said I, ‘lies a country
untouched, where foul is abundant and
when you will forget your mist-run; so cheer
mboys; be men; press on alittle faster.‘
3’ were deal to our prayers and entreatiui,
fa, driven by hunger and suffering, they
”III their riflu Ind equipiiionts for a few
an of Indiancorn, den Irtod with the ammu-
Bitten and were altogether denioralixed.
Punching that prayer; and entrutiai and
mild punishments were of no avail. I then
mud to visiting upon the wretches the
death penalty. Two of the want cases wen
accordingly taken and banged in presence of
III. We halted thirteen days in lbwiriand
mulled on towls, goats, innanas, corn.
owe-t potatoa, yams, beans etc. The sup-
fl- were inexhaustible. The people gluttod
that-aha The result was that I had 173
“and muymbust ineuwhenllatout
lamina-t Ryan: m V0124. (0mm
hdh‘kllladbyanarrow.) “'0me
“WWW hkqbutwlth food Edi
a diam loaned nothing, 0:: Dec. 1 we
find the opus county from
3 AM Ind-y-
woulblightotday,
W “3an
to m or country In low-iv. Tb- III-
tor Joy and run with their burden-I
Ix cum nor nun-writ (‘III‘NTRL
“At Kllllllfllhu‘ll; -I . I I in. II. Itemiuoto
the country “I the pm. II-Il IliII-f \ioram»
l-III l .I. III 1.; ‘ ~ lI II “II Imus
YilliII-I 'lII IIIIIIII .I I II'IIIJ’
proian-J \\ ‘:'I . I .I. -II
tivr-Il lII Ilti‘l I "It. , I". ,‘l “I I .I .,.I «nlvitll
I [I III, on llm. ll, 'md l‘lilll (I
I'll Il-.I lvl III-u lIIIIIIIIl II- II. I III “II I IIIlllI I‘HI
ll. I'li‘ IIIII III- iIIIIl~iI lIIIIIllIllll-I
Ill.l m l-I‘ liI- - . I 'I‘ l .r t'IIlllI'l'le II,
but. liI‘IlI iI'I-III IIII p iIII-, IlillI \IIII but!» and
in - IIpIIl II
II...
dIIIIIII IItIIInIIIIIul ilII- «Mingle We I-luII LIII
III‘I' iii~l IIIl\.iI. II the .IIIIII ‘ilIlI II lilllII
~LIIiIIi~h .III.l« ., IIIIHI II .I .. it. II. l l..l
\Ill..lti I. In lI‘IIIllI,’ II. ‘IIJII
I““‘ «l ,I ..--II .II. in the I. .IIII III’ III! mil
II I .III I ll. . iI.I:IIIII I new I'I‘I.‘ am I I know
W'I I III- “I‘i'l', and we “'1'I'I‘ II;|i IlH'
III .:lI'-'|li llI'\\‘ ’I lit')‘
:IIIx.IIIi~
IIIIII .\iI IIiIIlII-iII only
lIo-I-l lliI- Q‘IIIIHI'V | r K4. l-Ii-IIIII, \leII “mi
iLI-J‘ llill lIIII4. 'I‘lll't Ii:iii§|_v IIII'IIpile
‘lHlll and bin» robs to deny .\l«/:iIIIl-uil,
III-Ii lImtIlIII-I~ “I'l'l' uu~pvnded UllLll
lir'llllltg. win II .‘IlIIuIIIIIIoIIi IIIIII Ivor-d
lint IIII IIIii~t b- lll'l\l'll iI'I-in the land. The
piIu-lIIIIIIItI-III With “HWIMI In the valley Willi
I‘liIIIZI IIIII; l‘lll‘rll", 'l‘hI-Ir IvIIrIl Kuuwmm alg-
iill::‘~ pIIIIIII- iIIid KIIrIIIIiIII \"ltl'. We hoped
We lIlI'I lIIIIird \IroIIIIilI', therefore. and sent
our lllll'lidl‘lt‘l' lll‘lll‘t'l‘ to Inquire. 'l'liey I'v-
-;~~III'r-l ‘Knrunuuf IIIId l‘lliI'lIllhl‘ll‘tI It with
luv- I'lll‘IiW~ lire-l I'Il’lllill. Um' hill “1“ ll»
t‘Iu'u l\\'! mil-In. l rr'lli lIIrly IIIIIII IIIi-lI-r
Liv-ill, Nimr- Io lliII‘il'k llll' natives in one
\-ll.t'_\‘ ltll'l IlIII'ly under Mr. III-iron into the
I'lllt‘l' \IIl|I~y. Nun" crowd udwpriver in
lane «If the II.ItiI-I-.~, “reunited the rim Village
and tr ml; ll. 'l'liII alini'imlimtvrs did «tin-live
web. and drove the natives bark up the
IIpl-IMi-I \ltlll' llllill the light lIIII'IiIIII- gene-Iii.
.lI-pmxi film! dioru IItI' lb‘tlhiN in limit of him.
We lillll'l'llt'Il hlrlllglll up the valley, driving
bIIIlI' llIII p-let‘ ttlbl inking IillIIgI-s in We
went.
US THE MARCH AGAIN.
“(in the Ill'Il'ilillg of the l'..'th we. continued
our llllll'l'll. During the day We had four
little liglitx. ( tn the llith IIe hum-hm! straight
Mat, and new nIIIII-lIIIl by new furt'cs every
hour until noon, when “t: halted for I'vfl‘t'oll'
menu. At l p. Ill. III- resumed our march
and “linen lllillllll'fi lntI-r l t‘l‘lOIl, ‘l‘ Iparo
for sight of Nyonza.’ The men murmured
and doubled and seiid: ‘Why does iiinster
miiti’iiunlly talk thin way! Nyanra indeed!
Ilntii thlsaplain, and can we not see the
tnnuntains!‘ B‘Iit fifteen minutes later and,
after our four Ilnyn‘ InarI-ii, the Albert 33'-
anui was before them. All came to kissiiiy
hands in rei'ugniihin of my prophecy. (luv
position mu .‘I,‘.’Ill feet above the sea, the hike
over 2,!!!) feet below us. We Were then in
ldeg. 20 m. latitude. The south end {If the
Nyunm lIiy mapped out about six IiiilIIs south
of this pIIIiIioiI. Bight (“TIN to the modern
shore “as the tributary, Lnnilikn, flowing
from the MIllllth‘fii. A» we Ile~ceiided the
nzItIv-~n hundred feet below poured in on
u~, but their primitive .~tylo- of lighting didn’t
Ilv'in)‘ U'~.
H'I'.\.\'l.l-L\’ rilCII' Ivi'm unhtltl‘l‘ls.
"UII Jun. 7 we VH'T‘I' in linriri again, Lieut.
Stair: lwI-ng rent to KiloiigalI-ngns to bring
storI-r. Uiily eleven ineii Were brought into
the fort out of thirty-eight nick, the rest hav-
ing died or deserted. Soon after Staim'do-
parture I “(In nttueli-Id Willi gibfrllls‘ and an
aim»- IJII the arm. 1 rII-oveI-I-Il, and after
forty—seven day-s set out for Albert Nyniim.
On April L‘ Capt. Nelwn was left lllL'UIllllII’IINI
of Fort Bedo. April 203 we again arrived in
MIImnibiiii‘s country. lie museum! to make
a blood Ill'OIllt‘rll'Ikl \Iitli me, though this
time 1 had titty rules II»; than on my term
visit. Mimiiiibiai's example was taken up
by the other chiefs and we had little further
dIIliIInlty. so that we lived royally. ”
A .I'oti: rIiIIii iIzinx tau/nu.
Ulll'tlil}"a march from .‘I'yniim the natives
came from Kmali, myiiig that a White innit
iiaiiuxl Slalvlia, had given their chief a black
packet to glu- t I Stanley and risking llllll to
tollow them. They reiiIIiiiIed that night toll-
ing Wonderful blui‘lt'a, which mnvinved Stan-
lIIy that this white man was Emiu l’nI-lni.
The next day they met Chief Kxivzilm and
he handed Stanley a note from Eiimi l'acha,
which “I: to the effect that as there had
been a rumor that a white man had been sycn
at the south end of the hike, be had gone in
his >tcaiiiIIr to make inquiries, but had been
unable to obtain any reliable information
However, he had heIIrIl that Stanley Ira.» in
Aluminium}; country, and be logged him to
remain ItlII-re he was until he could I'nllllllll-
iiimte with him. The note mu >igiiel "Dr.
Einin" uiiddntml March it}. The next day,
April ii, Ii >tr-.n;; form took a bout to the
Nyun‘lzi. On the L’I'I they >igliteIi Blown 5m-
tion, the wuthcrinmt belonging to Emit:
Purim. and Were lzris'pitably received by the
Egyptian gnrrimn. They Were bailed III
brothers.
Stanley then (‘Hllilziut’sz "April 2:! We once
again reached the bivIIIiaII ground occupied
by in: IIII Dec. it}, and at .‘I p, in. at that day
l stir the Kin-dire steamer seven niilts away
nil-numb; toward u4. 5am after T p. m.
Emin l'III-iIa and Signor Cantu and Mr.
Jepwii arrived at our ramp, Where they
were heartily welcome! by us. We Were tir
gbthIIr until May :3. (in that day I left
him." I
AX awn‘i. ltllt'I‘lil‘u.
b’taIIII-y then “eat to Fort Bodo, “hich
place he left on Jullt.‘ it}, and continued the
lllfll‘t'll. lie my}; "Ailz, 10 we overtook
Ugarmww.» With an lllllllellafi flotilla (If titty—
.seveii canon. and to our wonder our marine
Wen- radium] TOM'Vt'IliMll. They related an
awful :IHI')’ of luIirbrI-adtii m'axn'fi and tragic
scene». Threw oi Illclf' number had been
slain, "in were >tiil fcoblc from their wound;
and all except tic..- bore on their bodies the
wursof IanIIw \v‘n'dlllli On Aug. I: we met
taII- rI-.Ir ('Ivlltilill oi the exi-Iditioiz :It Bunniy.
ll]: burial-y, who left the ilk‘tlltffll sen—ix to
accompany u.~, “'lh at the gate. lie told me
the iIIayIIr was dead, idiot by the man
j'tl't‘llhi Ii nIoIith bet re, that Jami-gun
had g'dlv': to Stanley Falls to get more men
inIiii 'l‘IppII-I ’i'Ib and Mr. Troop had gone
home ll|\‘Itd idol. it ard was at Buggala and
nu. y IIILI lb.- only one there. ltouiid the
nor IIIIiiIIiii a terriiic meek, out of 357
men only it runahiing; out of 71 only 5.3 tit
II!l"nl‘f'\'l-.'c and tho-I: Were mostly scarecrow;
Ammding to Bouncy during the thirteen
lilllflihs' and twenty days that had cIalwl
.~iiicel left Yunbaya the record n; one at
diai'Ister, dwerti in and dmtli. l have n. it the
burn to go into details.”
mus mom's tune:
Referring; to Einlii l'atlin, Mr. Stanley
3).; the pat-ho has two battalions, one of 750
men and the UIII‘ r of mu men. He is keep
lag up a line of eonnnuinuition along the
Nyanrn and the Nile. about 1in mile- in
length. In the Interior wait of the Nile he
retain” three or four .Imall stations. Alto.
gather he has with him about it,“ people,
including women and children On May 1,
1553, Emin I'm-ha mine ashore from hit
steamer and had a longtalk with Stanley.
inin said he lwl decided that it washist
that his party diouid roiiro from where they
were.
Ilr. Stanley‘s letter I-oIII-ludu as follow:
“Thepaehn prop-sad torisit Fort Bodo,
inking Mr. Jupwu with him. At l-‘th Bode
I have left iir~truI lions to the oflcel'l to do
stray the fort and accompany the poll to
lyama. loops to met them all again a
the Nynnzi, u l intend making a short at
tetheri- -u.im:i.oa,giimwmad."
Ollii UNFOBTllilATE NAVY. .
The Brooklyn Breaks Down
on Her Way Home.
0
AU. li|.lI .iliilllMlll Illiiillllll.
‘I all llrr
.\~~l~I ~
I'Im I . .llnu \IIIiIly I IIIlI-I IIilli
l ,I.:II ‘IIIIII‘I
Illipl) “’lluu l,
IIIIII- liI-IiJI-reil In I". l'apiulu of an
I‘IJluiI": Meaniu.
I I. . .. II .I, l‘lu . April 3.~Jl‘lIe ull’li'ul at
ll.|~ l IIII .It IIII “lilbh Itemiisilup l‘ulthnu.
I‘.III LI..II:I~iI, IIIIIII Cape Verde. l-I'IIHAM
lnIIIrIII.IIIIIII iiIItl lllh filled the city with ex-
IIIli-IIIIIIII. l‘IIpI. Bennett, on entering his ship
at the I~iI~IoIIi liniiw, reported to Collector
MI‘I‘I'II-I lb l li-I had lll‘d IllI' Illillul Hitlit‘o
wur lilll . l'IIIII-lIlyII lll iIIIILIII-I'i flying the big-
nuln of IlinlI'Iw. she being disabled and eliort
III lll'IIVlr-IIIH“.
('IIpI. Bennett Nllul that it “tin about noon
'l'IIleIIy, .‘IlIIrI-li 26, in latitude 3:! dog. It!
lllill. iIIIItlI, longitude (Bl Ilev. :l? min. “list,
that be rlglll II a I'm-«l about iIeI‘IIii miles oll'
Iii-I port bow. The veIIIII-l was flying (Inga of
(Ilfill‘l\~ Iiiid Piglillllllfl the l‘iil;(il'sllll|flll to mule
I'lINII'. (flit t. it IIIII-II at one" Illl't' IlIIIvII II"
(he I'I'IIug-II' not] found her in I... the l'iiite-I
Htiilv~~ “or ,din Brooklyn, l'IIpI. Byron “ II-
5“".
When the l-‘aldmw had got Willilll plunk-
ing (It‘lilllI‘t' IIlI‘ Brooklyn hailed, Niylil'; that
fill" IIIIIIlIl sI-Iid an IIlllI-I-r to board, and ii few
minutes intern boat put oil from the Brook-
lyiironlnining tlIrIII-IIillI-ers —l.ieut. Eugene
It. i”. llIIalIl, surgeon (trove H. BIIni‘IhIli-y
ulltl '.lti.- elllp'h I'lIlI'f alinurd.
LII-iii. Ilt'tlhl eiplniiIi-Il tho nignnlnofdis-
treat string that the Brooklyn had broken
her mum IIlIIItt and that the re~t of her
IIIIII-l.iIII-i'y “I'm out oi order. In addition to
tlIi-I. they \lt‘l't' iIhnII'l entirely out of pro-
\ item» and lbhl'tl the captain of tho Falshaw
for hP‘IISII‘IIl'U. The Englisinimii rI-IIpIniIlIIII
iIIo-I lIIeIItIIy and a liberal portion of the
Fahhnw‘n Moire-I “in went over to. the Amer-
tI'IiiI iiIaII-ofwui'. Lieul. Ileuld said that the
Brooklyn had been dliInIilPII (I long time, and
tiiattliey “'I‘I'l' proceeding under will from
Honolulu in New York and had been, at
that time, l3? (Ilt_\‘.‘l at sea.
During t|III lutmflgu the Brooklyn IIIiI'IIiiiIt—
Ired three heavy giileii, one of which lasted
for three days. The AIIIericzin olllIII-rs, upon
invitation of ('upt. Bennett, ilt'I'I'III'.'II the
iimpita‘dty of the ~liip and hlr'llI a couple of
lionni an glithbt, during which time they told
II-I'ernl int. noting aiiecdota of their tedious
\‘I I)‘ ilgl‘.
lIicut. llIIIIl-l politely declined all offers of
further xmotniit~e,'sa3’iiig that they could get
along Very Well now that their lard-:rs had
been rI-plI-Iildml. All on board the Bro Iklyii
won} n-pnrlml “'0". sh" in Ixullllil f-II' illt‘
Brooklyn navy yard, and returning home
from the t'liinn hthIltlll.
Just when the accident occurred on: not
learned. IIII-ui. llealel thanked (”iipt. BIIII-
nett ill the name of Il|»' L'Iiited Stub-II navy,
and the party put oil for the Brooklyn. .I\.~I
the rowel-I parted I-niiipany the Yankee tan
made the III-win ring “‘lIh their I'IIE'O'I'S for tlIII
gallant l-Ziiglidiiiinii.
\\'1Isni.\'Inos. April :l.-—'l‘liI,-_~teaiiIIII~ Brook-
lyn was rI-portel all right at St. 'I'liflllilb.
'l'lie navy dI-pIirlniI-iit kIIUWS nothiiigof the
l'eporlI'II un'lilcui.
The Brooklyn B one of the lust Iiliipu in the
old navy, and was only outranlml by the
Trenton, recently sunk at Burma. and the
Lam-Inter, now the flagship of the European
elation. The Brooklyn L13 Wooden cruiser
of 5,000 ton», slllp rigged. She carries four-
teen guns in the main inttI-ry, lllvhily smooth
bore.
“Ito Murder in (' |nIIinniti.
(.'I.\’(. INNAII, Apiil "In—Blur» h. (' anger, of
199 Oliver hIrl'l'T' was lockol up at 3:31 p. in.
yesterday at I'eiIti’al station, charged with
wife murder. The III-«l Ira-I III-:Iiiiiittml a few
minutes. [More hi hi (SI-urge PII'III'I, II hund-
of ill rI-piize. ('oiigei', who 1“ Ii young ear-
rnigI- Il‘lllllltt'l‘ u. “Ll. had found hi5 wile In Ill"
lion-Io, and during Ii Ipiiirrel hurl stabinl her
In the brunt IIittI Ii knife. 'l he woman “its
rather pretty uni had let: her home to lead I:
bio of >Iklttli". The murderer went out, but
returned j'l~i. n». his VII tins dual and and,
"My (ind, “lint have lIlIm- " A IlIIsItIIr “'u~
I’IlIluI i.Iit the Woman IIusIlI-IIII mi lIi~ III'rII'IIl.
.t llcuiarlmbir- ’llu-tt.
Bus-tux, April ll.—A man of rIIsyn-I-tnble
appearance “lb seen to shit. 3 box of horse-
.~iIoI- hails from n stony in FaiietiiI flail square
and mi: urrwtnl. llIe hei- mu..- \Iiy ill while
on the may to tip. station and finally had to
l... “In-I04, He gave, his name.- ns ('iiarlos
Faulkner, of But Baden, nnl sud he I'llllhl
not explain the theft. "8 had Inn-ii mtznl
With an iiiimiiirellablc IIIIIIUlafi.‘ to ItI-al mim—
thing. lie lIlI-l iIeI’I-r min-neural thI- {O'I‘ilug
before. While speaking the man \u.lilun,y
fell to Illt' tlmr hating beeintrnlpn with
gun-IIIy-Iir. lie mu removed to a ho pItIIl
form r Selim-rt: Arrcutril.
Szw \uiiii, April It- —ID§W‘IOI' hymen
rem-Wed auto-grain at police hiwhpiarterl
Mating that Jn Ins I‘n hunrtz, the nlm’I nil-ling
editor of llniig. Irizi, ii: it! who ran for en"-
giant inwt Inl ng-II'Iiht John XII-L Cnrtty, has
nrreate-l in 'l'opeIIu, Knit. oii a charge of
turgery. Tlln‘l’llllrgl: Is preferred by Mono»
Uiiciiciiicr, of Bnmklyn, “ii-i swmm tlizit
Schwartz fIIrge-l It note for it”! in him
name and gIt it diquiitI-Il at thc’l'raIlI-s-
men's National bani; of this city, Schuuru
will be brought here for trial
C
(haunt with Murder at tic-a.
SEW \oziiI', April tin—Six minim Ilpp'arI-rl
lII-fure L'iiIt-wl StateI ConimmiImI-n Min-lb.
and charged Capt. "wider and Mates lbw
ridge and Campbell, of the bark St. Andrew,
with murdering one of the crew nanml Elia».
.‘I'Ieilmn, a Norwegian. They alleged that
Neils-III was trailed brutally by the captain
an: the first and second mains from the time
of Iaiiing. Feb. 5, until the poor fellow died
on March :1).
Ito-r. Dr. .‘lcCoiIh “cry Iii.
l’mxmix, "S. J., April I’l.—-'l'he l'wv. Dr.
James SicCoIih, (Ix-president of l‘rInceton
college, who has been suffering for the last
few days from an attack of pneumonia, is
reported as being very low and feeble, but
hopes of his recovery are by no means aban-
doned. The venerable u-p‘eiddent is attend-
ed by his Iion-in-law, Dr. David Magic, of
New York, and Dr. Wyliofl, of Princeton.
A l‘erryboat Burned.
Alumnus, Conn, April :3. —-Tlie largo furry-
boat which plies helm-en Middletown and
Portland was burned to water'- odgo and
is alimst a total, loan The n was dimovend
what the boat was in minimum, and ah.
wanna into the )llddletowa dip. 8h. wan
valued at about 8‘5), (Ill.
‘l'wo Ilsa Killed.
Rnovo. Pa. April a—Thuo lumber buck:
touted with log: jumped the int-h at JIrry
Bu, d‘hbeu miles abiohao, while going
uahl‘iintoot spend; and tuoyoungliuu
m Ora-loyal! Sunburn killed by the
I“; which struck them.
JAI. COLOUR. Nita! Ind m.
.5 00 A YIAR; I (‘INTB A OOI'Y.
It HADLEY,
Ul Eli .-‘\'l l\ E AND Ml‘t' ll k‘t‘lL‘AL
l
DENTI 9'13.
LIII III ainmth-tle applied (or Ckilltlllmtil IIIIlI
IIIIIIIIIII um rliuai l‘ IIIIIII uoilI n up" In").
IIIu If liuuiutitlllaVIlanil‘ulllmIk. no Norwllk. t't.
)It. A. N. I‘IIAIIK.
III rtIIIIIlI Mum meet II I9. (111 Hotel,
MII‘TII mm ALK.
‘Hifiill. In.
IiitIII- llmiin. I IL'III-Jp In.
"I "I |III ,IhIIIII I‘uiiitiutiuu btu it p In.
,7“ a. hNAI’I’.
Arelilteet IIIIII (‘lvll Engineer,
l’IiruII-hI-II l‘l..Inu rpIclluliunI and huperlutoiid-
I me [or "II Ioiiutrucuoii of eveiy III-Inuiluu
ti.IIlmlInin
Willi]: lll‘iAhUhMllJE.
. "In: 'l‘IIiI‘Ior'I Iliitldllil,‘ Washington NL.
hit. Norwulh I'. 0. I501 775.
1“ II. I'I‘IITIC “'1';qu
O
A BC“ l'l‘llt "l'.
ltuoin 50. llIIIiIIIiIIl I- lIIIIIk
' “lillllliuiilli Iitn-I-t. South Norwalk jetsam
AIIIIXI 3. III "3th,
(iraIIIIiwIIItIIII ylrfllh'llhg’llwflllltlnll It‘ll-:‘l wag;
billy. 'l'eILhI f of
l‘iIIuol'IIrte, (lrIzaIII .IIIIl .ll ll-IilCllI
I ()llllliNlIiIlll.
in I)’ lwl Hill t‘li' 0.. \IlllWAl. it. (I.'\'N
I
L.“
('mm for Weddings and Purdue. ire Cream
commonly on hand [or tin- alcii and IN”
lllII celo
lll‘littll ltIIot Beer. and liniplo InI-nt (mice.
within 311. B). NtillWALK. (.‘l‘.
J‘ undermines.
. Rheum-or id b. ii. Quluunl.
Undertaker it Euibuliiiei'.
BLEI 'Tlillf .‘I'ltIll'l' BELL TN Till! OPl'il‘lt.
No. l Knit-Bu SI. "evidence, 5 lilni 5L,
ll!” :IIII Mix-walk, Conn.
.'ll AIITUIH.
I U. Irutltv l-.',
Carpenter and Builder.
l‘ians limit-had Iii-It hiltnute- elves,
Johanlfl of all kinds promptly attended to,
slim Iann uireei our Iain
l‘ 0. oz Ni. South Norwallcl't
I “1"1“ MON".
0
- I 1 . I g I .
lillltlll‘l' itllil LIIIII'III-Ior.
“XIII Iienc by the day Iii central t,
Ollie foot III IIIIvzliIIId .II: on “'ate'r. I'd). no: 617
SOUTH I\(l:: It'JIIK SATINGh‘ HANK
5i -I anunnon Slfuwl.
lll'I'Il llnlty II:- .I :u I: II In., and from t :01 pm
I:'? on Satunin, l' .I-iIIi.I:! (min I) to 8.
tritium-It Idiom-d MI Detroit:
Aldllf.‘ SI'ILMANS l'ii- -
.iounu. l‘iuiiih \ire Pm.-
flt-II, Jull.\ ll hNAPl'..~'II... -.-.vi1‘reu
ATEN'I‘S.
.ll 8‘ INN-1‘03,
Wuhlngtoh. D. 0.
Ten yI-Iiie In United states l‘atuit (mice.
dttvl
liable to inventor! medial flee
George II. IKfl)'lIlOlld,‘
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Furnishin Undertaker.
Carl and I“? my lam slot of all kind-of furniture.
36 Hall 81ml. Non-ll.
All) prepared to fumllli everything mean for
the (alumni of thedad. day or night» Telephone
mani‘ctlon with residence, No. a Berkley [vi-cc.
c til 6m
JOHB‘E H SMITH,
FLORIST.
MAIN RTREET’. SOUTH NORWALK
GREAT REMEDIES” minim-It III HIIr' I- Syrup
0 of Tiir WlIdCiienI and ilorr.hnnnd ilie bent
Cough Syriipand Lung Balumtnthe wood brunt.
Ilmtilc. it i: int-alanine tor I'm-up In I‘lmdn-n.
Sold by all drnegisu, The gunnin- only has fut
Iiinilc of the rignature of Jae. 8, Bali in red ink on
eruy package. llazr'a Pharmacy mw-zfarlum‘.
“litilh'vfln.t'flltfl For we in F. M. llA\1‘Klt
South Sorwalk; il.lt ilALi'.’ \' imllk. not win:
Merrill Phonograpic Academy
”wan——
Commercial Training School,
5! Atlantic It . Staiiifonl, Ct. in SIIspII‘III
Day and ltI‘I-ninu;
' liOTi’l'llA‘SD and Typcuiiiinu De Iaitmcut
L, under the permnal instruction or the lie win
tipal and bit-mum manager of (istiey‘r shorthand
School. ilanlord, Conn.
OIMERI'IAL Department.
book keeping. Inmauehip, If’IIlImI'IlC. etc.,
In charge of Prof. A. .Wanle of New York eztv.
Young men and women Painfully prepared to lill
honorable and lucrative pronoun.
limb or! Houses lupplII-d with mmpm-nt mem-
am: on abort notice For circular! and full IIIfor-
iii~iiI.)n call on. or address.
MRS. M. A. MERRILL. l‘iiii .
5! Atlantic 2t , Stamford.
’ NEW DEPARTURE !
Having: nmde extensive.
additions to my
Confectionery
Department, I :mi now
oli'ering some of the
011010051: Candies
To be [mind in the place.
LIy assortment conipris-
es goods from the. \\ cli-
known firms of
llu tor of New York.
enneys of New York,
Lowney of Boston.
Whitman of Philadelphia,
llcllonald Jr Perkins of Boston.
All of whichIl offer at popular prices.
HALE, Dr‘uggist,
Cor. llnln and Wall
WWW
for the Many of
fill-ecu.
”3&3:
U. I. Pita-t once.
"mum". COIN.
'l“ Ir l’lt‘
W H. MEEKER & CO.
IOLB AGENTS
FOR THE
11019311 “18 JUNE...
Plumbing,
steam. and
Gas Flttlng.
'l‘lII tlllll Sheet lroii Work.
STOVES, RANGES.
ANI‘) '1‘ I N W'All iv].
Kuilmlit‘o given for
Steam and ilot Air Heating.
)il'Slt‘ HALL BUICK
Monuments and Headstones
Do not buyauioiinmenl or Headstone from any
ho ph OHIRO direct to the show room- of
ll. mm. Water Street, NorwIIIk and Oak-ct one
all complete and you will not he din pointed In it:
appearance Dealer in all kinds of ulldlng lion:
and semen ry work.
1’. VV. ISAI'I‘ PIS.
AIIRIghtA ain.
lining again got into my old plan .lly' 1 Block.
Iain street and replaced the good: destroyed at the
(in: by a much largo-r and be tII-r I-iorli I invlle who
nubllctomvc "W a tall. I IIIII their the beat line
In town of
Harnesses,
Robes,
Blankets,
Whips, chI,
And ( tier them at the most marten-hie wiceo.
(Iive me Ii call and you will be satin ed that there
is no better place to buy or have ItIpolrinlz done.
J. F. O’ROURKE,
lllSlllfl Fill“ Lilli-lit.
'l‘o-llorrow May be Too Late.
Take an Endowment Policyilint 31m may need in
old age it youliIeor: (you die It willbc I help
to your family. I niiuaday will give a ouug
man an endowment oi $1 In) to be [nit] Io h in at
50 yagcauof his family at drllh breat- a
Ihiy will give you I lie policy for 31 mo and you
do not loose what you time paid if you 5' Op paying
any you after time.
i. lVSURB [N THE
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 00.,
I)? llAlt'l'POiiD.
8. 8. L'BOMMEDIEU, Agent.
South Norwalk.
Etch M. (Layton,
Real Estate and lion-c Amt.
General insurance A geiicy
Fire, Life and Accident.
Ocean Steam-hip Tickm~0abln and Bteenga.
Drafts for one .8 and upwards and Money Order!- in
all part1! of Europe.
Notary Public. Acknowledgement» 'i‘aiI'en.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination.
66 Wash am on St, (‘lut door In i'ost-olllrc, )
South Horwalk. Conn.
Life Insurance
At Actual Cost.
BRSOIVS darlronn of obtainini life insurance at
actual cost. eliould write for Cil’Cillll'I to
Security Mutual Benefit Society.
I 233 Broadway. New York.
This Society claims that for It! years the coat to I
member of middle age hit-I been
Less Than Twelve Dollars a Year
for each thousand dollar! of' insurance. dill (in
Henry Tilly. a
CARRIAGE Milli.
Special attention given to re-
pairs in all branches.
A good second-hand, two-seat-
ed carriage for sale.
KENT It; CIIOLWEIIL,
MASBNS AND PLlSTEBERS.
Boilers at all Kinds
Set and Repaired.
Fire Brick Work,
and Jobbing of all Kinds
a Specialty.
orncn AT 5. saturates,
197 Washington St. Bridxe.
So. Not-walk, Conn.
Also. P. 0. Box 140, Westport.Ct.
m6 tin
JUST RECEIVED!
New Pickles,
Assorted Chow Chow,
Gerkins and 'Mixed;
Pinto and X pint Bottles.
Suit Pickles and Pepper Relish.
Also Minimal of Gordan and Dellwortli‘n fine
Olives, Tomato Catsnps,
and Jellies, In Glass.
EIIIIIII Dairy, Edam, and Plnoo—_——~‘$'-
apple CIIOCIc.
—A’——
llflflHEiHlHlllNS
unison-a um nun,
loll'l'll NORWAIIK, CONN.
.‘I
. .II "Fill, 3w: ‘(MI
iii tonal Ilium.
'IIIlt Bltfi'l‘m
MEAT
olihibb l.» IILli Mini il.t.<:Il.iI
If mt want (III IiIMI 0H NEATIII ohtnlmun
II IwIIlIrIIIIIIII III III II. you inn and the In III my
itrliut III- well In
Poultry ll all Kinds
M ”'8 MIAHIIN
I". HAYES.
DIBRLI‘H Bwt‘l. HUU'I‘H NIIIIIIALK
MBGTBN lllBKBi.
Ono Quality ,——~'l‘ no “out.
:5
;
flu-f, Veal Lamb, Minion Pork ilult and Fresh.
Corned. fleet llmnh Tongue. llama.
is‘houlden. Bll',0n Bologna. l’ninli-
fortl. Bio.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered l’roiiiptly.
CHARLES SMITH
5:! Wauhlngion street.
J .H Kinefelter,
DFALKR III
Meals, Fish listen,
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS, ETC.
Bill. fl. H. 8.11. Depot
'l‘claoiiotie Connection.
Blast
23 Main St, So. Sorwalli.
Meals Fish listen
Fruits, Veialallii, Poultry, Eu:
(if .tII Kinds in BM" Season,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Il.l.BE“I'FE1'l‘,lZ. S. BUSTED.
will
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST OF
Meats,
Poultry,
' ——A)lD——
Vegetables,
Alwayn from and at a. moderate price would do Iell
to call at the
in] Mark
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Orders solicited and zoodadelivcred to any part
of City. '
Julsnil Sillil‘llllll, Pills.
SEWE RS!
F. I“. PIERCE
DEALER iii
*— SICIVV ER I’IPE
AND
General Sewer Contractor
preparedto make connections with main to.
P‘mntn this city on the meet favorabie terms.
as intending to connect with the recently laid
m In tin: city will and it to their advance to
all on Li m. 834 t!
I". ‘1. I’Il‘llfiCE
“OX 20' SOIIII Nomalk,“
——____—.Q_.
JOHN ll. FERRIS,
VI' nolraaleand Retail Dealer in all kind! of
FBAL All] W001]
3.1-3.6}: Lima, Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Laeliawaiinii, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Williesbarre Coats.
iIIII ill RUBBER Purl
Yard ‘ foot of Washington and Mark
shall streets. Branch ofllco: at Stilaon
Drug Store Mini
LA” IE8:3B ores
The] will It Inc... idem
when. mlhm I I. 15.31:” '
tot 8 Mat la Putz:
or for Putin-u of .or aou-tulhsoul
Thule actuator-nun“ uni-by
mm. noun. mml
I31!
I
a...”
3151!] NO, 1 880.
(.3 RA N D
illiiiu Display
m Mic W i’uuli‘ .
on I .kll'lllllt‘ll
iWIIIII II Juana“. liIIw
liatu, Bonnets, IllIIlIonIa,
i'eli'ets, Billie. Laces, Flowers.
Pompous, Ornaments. MI.
line made IIIII IIIuIIIIIII ll) IoIIIprIIIII inIIlIImi-
lint. dy It and I II "In! Mouinmg order. II Ilkl ultv.
'rllt‘ lulniwi- of our all (Iii-lurk we will I liIu out
\‘I-iy low. 'l'rumuid llIIIII fIIiiii ILL!) up.
MRS. F AWCETT
3 Water M , - 'orwalli.
F. H. NASH & BBB.
tlIll id I'IulItIeI‘ of
RANGES
From $8.50 to $30.00.
The one the People buy the moat In tho
“UNCLE NICK.”
We haremld :m of time mac: and over no
Great American heaters. Tneee range: and heat-
en have won the victory. Jim rmeived a full line
Decorated China.
in miIlII- I-nd plain and I-ngnII-d L' an wnre We
have a lame stock of Acute. (‘nppc r Tm and Iron
Wm. Price. low. (me ill a calL
BBBBBBS!
ALL GBABES
AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
The Eleni Goods for
the Least Money
——AT—
H. S. BRFWNS
BOON ItsthE STORE,
Clark It Lane’s Block
MAIN STREET.
A RECENT
$10, 000.00
Toutine, or Chili Payment.
—————oo+—
8 as [LLL'STRATION o! the benefit: of lnfltl’
ing on the Intuit! Tontice or Club Plan of the
Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION,
137 Broadway, New York,
re below aliet of beneficiaries that participated
the t distribution of the mono 9 due from the two
5 Mt‘lubu a and 13', on t cdcatli of Frederick
fil-
. G. Jones. of New York City.
Name. Amount Amount
Paid in. Hitched.
HENRY E G. Ll‘f'l'i ES ....... 116525 9625
Luytiui bum, Importers. N. Y.
EDWARD D. HARRIS ............ 519.75 a
AnhitecLA. ’1‘. Stewart Edam, '
WILL“! L inltil ............... m 00 6'15
la’chsnt. Bridgeport ('oaa
GEORGE B‘GRRTH 30.00 625
Dry Goods. N. Y
HERBERT ANsTEY. 6&5
Private Secretary. Judge lllltoii.
ALFRED. P. ROLLER .............. m 03 523
Civil Brigham]!
WESTON L SNYDER ........... 115m 825
Comm-ion Remnant, I Y.
P. W. G J! INKS .................. 2a 50 85
Paid to Estate. _._.
m
HERBERT ANSTEY.. .3199. 0.) 81.”
Private Scrutiny. Judge lliitou.
WILLIAM B. eTROSG ........ M40 moo
lachant. N. Y.
PREDZRICK W. SIYBEY... ,.. mm 1M
Wholesale lillinery. n. Y.
KDWIR L GWA’I'BMBY ....... 139 m in»
Lock Haunt-now, Brooklyn.
1'. W. 0. 10523 ................ '23! )9 MIX!
Paid to finale. __
85.00
wa YORK, July 3d, 1383.
Home Benefit Aida-lotto», New for}. N. Y.
Ont-nun: I take Imam In acknowled‘gl
receipt or cheeqne for . amount of di «iii
daemonthcdeatiiofoncotthe membm of my
club in yourAs-orlation.
loan recommend your mutton as a dulnble
oucto he tutored in, for it: promptucn in the nettle
limit ofclaims. and Ill Toutlne system a a profit-
able investment. tours “TB! mil.
ilOltR.
Merchant ”rider-put, Conn.
F. A. HAMILTON,
GBNBBAL aoxs'r,
r. 0. Box on. ‘
SOUTH NOBWALK. CONN.
p-—.::_-
, , _ ,To It...“ nun-Ill! ll 4
_-IInch-um.by'
I.) [MI
‘ ’ .3 ”‘3 t a. no
,I. > . . ... Immwowtlllnd "PM-no
- mu Ila-ll kI-lenu on,
.thau Ind-h
A
Jinan-If...” m
Inga-u. IMIl-IKMI
nan-r wbt I! Ind. 3y:
V‘Miioflilhll hum. yIuv ow-
- "my 1M .4 urina- b
I. PP mu.
wlblhnm “1' “I”
I. In”, I I
hl-f:l"’; Ibo wallet” .I.
II ind P.
but. Ib-vwhu lo :3 or" an 9:.
-” Inuit-(3...?! :1. the :rvl‘. and IN
I.» I m I (on: '3-‘th‘
TRUE. Ed: 00.. 3 140. Ans-uni. In“
flh
..~«~—-...
011.3”! I. BITCH.
Livery and Food Stable
wiIiII'II-ii noun,
ileum- and Cam-xe- to let for all (art-Glut"
('IITIII III-t DI- pot In an“ All ’f‘rlllin
(II-ml ulhlllli! It flammable I‘m“,
’l'IIleIIiIIIiu- Iouuealw
SWAN a. BUSHIBLL
wt Water 31., foot of Its-I.
BRIDGIPOI'I', 01‘.
We IIIIII IIInI-IIIIII .iIIInIIoII thin moon to our dark
of Nova tlmtm hand made wool-u clocking-.m-
uid mlltl'hl and our line of Imported Glut
We «III-ii to more fully Introduce to the notion of
IlloutIdonr worm”! rim. it. lion. and
landings» comfort and «(etc
cold. to be derind from a wood IIIII tolled 'c
an Willi the” no "1th (llovuand Indium
oi which we have I good stock The dam
naive-amm- by ulnand slut-tourni-
kuowutocveryhoneowm. (Marmot 0|
L‘anval Coven will prove a ennui-tour our!
and mynvattaomtmauy time-iii laugh
The-Is howevam but DIM plows. w
tin-lazul- dealing II: have land: and om, Skip
(‘llllltllerr Engineer - Bnppllm and Dredging ll
ten-III, ii any of these line: we are dittlcitlt to
match and Inipoullilo to but.
By the way. We have a Brand of Chilean“
from the bent liaportid line! which were Ioulynl:
boat: of 100 oath. 'lhcy are tery duels
MI!
l
EFZILI§::
cost but little more than ctgnmm. Drop In and
try them. Teliphom. N. Y. Prion. liner
undernol d. all!” i]
The Old and Reliable.
DAILY FREIGHT Lilli.
llfllillll tNewYuIt
.. THE PROPELLERB"
City of Norwnlk & Eaglt‘a
WIII make daily tri rand-ya excepted!
height between \'cw things Korwalkand South
Somalis. VIillleavePleraJootofIleetliuintluts
New York. every evening. except Saturday, at
o'clock nIIduII Sound" at 2. p. in. lave Nor-
walk Bridge and Soul Norwalk meaning.
Freight taken from and received for all
will“ on tho Dunbar, and Small and
Shauna; Railroad. at Greatly Bod-cod
Batu.
Upon aplic‘tlou to agent: the City of \‘orwalk
and"on e will be sent for epectal loud freight
anywhere in New York In it. vicinity.
Watt penonl Ire turbid trusting anyof the
employeea oi the bout: of this lineon account“
the owner: thereof
3.3113]
-' .. .I vu: In .J In“
l’uRII nan-um War.
Jar-and. Bury W GIL!
himmmbfilf
Waist: (memwbbwurlw
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