The Daily Tombstone. [volume], June 04, 1886, Image 2

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-THE uAILY tombstone
Ihe Pioneer Daily of the Caifep
june 4
PPBI.fc-HED EVEliY EVENINVr,
'Suudays Excepted,)
JAMBS ,t. IfASH.
Office on Allen Street, north Bide, between
Third- and Fonrih. ' '
v. ., . .
Subscription Bates,
One Tear.
.'...$10 00
Six Jtonths .' ' C 00
THrec, Months 3 00
One Jlo'ntn..'..'.. ......... .1 00
'Delivered by Carriers' for 25 'cents a Week
WILL A. HASH..
. EDITOR.
V
Official paper
Cochise Cbuhiy.
,They call him the "pamphlet" gov
ernor novr.
Some of the old party- hacks win
.find tlieir fences so badly broken this
fal that they can't be repaired.
Secretary Lamar will shortly follow
;n the wiike of his chief." The bride
'prospective U said to be one of the
Wealthiest ladies of Georgia.
There will be more than one can
didate for office who will cry "out to
'the nominating conventions this fall,
'"Oh, don't."
-tferr M a ge's one year in thel
Penitentiary and five hundred dollars
tine. Tin's judgment should be re
versed five hundred years in the
reaitentury and one dollar fine.
jrhcsoii Citi'leii.
A nit, a Most palpabl&hit.
Governor Hill of Xotv York is em
jiloying most of his time in paving
the way forjiis nomination for Presi
dent in I8S3. Without, the vote of
the Empire state, Cleveland's chances
in the national convention will be nil;
and the best posted eastern journals
claim that he cannot possibly carry it
against Hill.
It may be news to nio3t persons,
Jiiit it is nevertheless a fact, as ap
pears by the report of trie Commis
sioner of Education, just received,
that Arizona pays per capita on pu
pils enrolled in the public schools
within a fraction of twice as much as
that boasted centre of educational
Jaciiititjs, Massachusetts. Tlie p'ro
pbrtiori is ?19:?(i Jnr Massachusetts,
and- $S3.8l for Arizona.' Not a bad
"howing for the outside barbaria-is.
. Attorney General Clark Churchill
Instead of resigning Lis position lias
Starred: to carry the war into Africa,
as will bs seen by the following ttL
"gram from Phenix:
Phenix, June 2. A complaint was
filed to-d:cyi,u. the Diitiict Court by
'Att-prrjey General Clark Churchill
tpj'rfxust Tlioinas F. AAVedin, of the
Floiouce Ente-prisc. to recovei $2,509,
Which sum AWedin is charged witli
fraudulently obtaining as a member
tbq prjntiig cnunittee of th 13tli
'.Legislative Ast-eriibly:
If Tombstone had banking facilities
similar to that of Tucson, it would
"aij.d much to its prorpcrftv. It veiv
Gttea Happens that Uw merchant;
rancher or cattle man needs a tcm
'porarjr loan, for vhich ho cait hypoth--acate
abundant sccuri'tv. This he
can not get f:om thi note-shaving,
'pawn-broking cststbliihisicnt yclept a
hank in this city. The result is that
a large portion of the trade of the
'Sulphur Spring and San Pedro val
'leys is divetted from its natural than
'nel to a point whera temporary
"Jnonfey r.cconunodatiot: can be liad.
1' Why do you buy your supplies hi
Tncyoii?" nU we to the manager of
?.ine. of the Jarse-st eimJo fir'nir, irf ?.tii
phttr Spring valley. "iVr the siippit.
jemou," ;aid lt, "tliat if short of
Inaney I i-i.n'J not borrow ?100 on' a
'thousand heat, of c.tttJts from ybnr
'hank hre." Th;a insL-tnce i but ono
'of the i:)anv that are of- daily occur
"j'ence. T'.-d:i bar.k.'r. will lo-in
'siionov ri '.lxhk'. :i;r!cn awl do not
s w;:ca
1,
J doing.
The latest report . froni.thc front, is
to the effect that the Iroops are on a
hot' Apache 'trail. They probably
camped bri it .arid built a fire.
WniCtl ienn.3 10 me raimtK uinu
capitalists cm not find A belter field
for investment than in Tombstone
mining district.
Thebe i3 alreadydisceruable c. strong
undercurrent starting in the direction
of mining investment. Chicago Min
ing Review.
Wonder how the' Cochise county
Democracy felt, when tlifey read a
summary of the telegram sent by
Sonora'Zuli'cl: to a friend in Phenix,
and from thence to this city, which
was published in the Epitaph this
morning.' We feel like exclaiming
with the old Dutchman, "Did'nt I
tole you s." , .
Telegrams announce the cqnfinfia
tion -of Judge Barnes, of the First
Judicial District. It is real mean of
the Senate to keep Acting Marshal
Meade on the anxious seat. It is
probable, now, that he will be con
firmed, as the Seriate is confirming
most anybody.
The Democratic p.irty of Arizona is
literally torn to pieces by wairing
factions and will ei.ter thought this
fall di-heartened and demoralized.
For this .state of affairs it has lb thank
Zialick, Meadp, EVish & Co., the self
constituted leaders of the party who
have fulfilled their claims to be -'or-ganizeis,"
by organizing political an-
arcliy in its ranks. Upon the other
liand Ihe Republican pp.rty is not
troubled by heartburnings or dissen-
tion3: The strife for federal pap has
engendered no bittcrnecs in tts ranks
It is more thoroughly organized to day
than it has ever been ana from this
time. forward will go forth conquering
arid to conquer.
TE L EG R&P RlGi
ir Uoivers to Ie Imngr.
San Francisco June 2 wudge Mur
nhy this morning sentenced Dr. J. Mi.
ton Bmvtrs to bo hanged sor the mur
der of his wife by poisoning in order
co. obtain 517,000 insurance oi bxr
lif.-:
Befb c sentence was pronounced
Bowers was asked if ho had an thing
tc s.iy why the sentence should not
ue pnssnl upon him. In a few and
searce.y audible worth lie protested
if inmceaci?. When the J adge prb
nonnced the f.itai words'' his vo'.cc broke
seueral times and at its conclusion he
set mod co'tnpletdy overcome. Bowers
however took it calmly ami whan the
sentence was finished he sat down
folded liis Krms and betiMyed no emo
tion whatever, f l;s c.iunsel are al
lowed t?n days to prepare tlieir .x
c. p'ions aft-r which if unsuccessful,
the day will bj set for his execu
tion.' Kxatnitiat 3o:i ofiVorJIjey
Sin Francisco Juue 2 . he-case of
Frank T. Norther chargoJ with at
remp to bribe tin jury in the "case tf
Mrs. 'Wright vs. the Geary ulrnet rail
read was up for preliminary examina
tion to-d.iy. U. F. Woods one of
the jurors alleded 'o have been offer
ed a briba trs.ifird that Northlcy cal
led at his fesidencc ind ofiered liitn
250-to either hang th.jery or bring
in ii verdict for not more than $1500.
On crV3 examinatiori Yoods testified
that he had an interview v.ith Jittr.es
McCJ'jrd in regard to the mat'or and
that the lattrrhad stated l'o vas pay
ing Northcj for liia p.trt iS tl.'s tr.m--Siction,
Woods- farther iesliti.-d he
hdG not imntrtfid this iufoimatioit to
a'iy one out-ide but had publicly an
nounced it ih the jury riom during the
jsrogresi of the tri.i,
Among the
arguments un-d- bv
tltosc who an
o wiain t5::i tfco UJiiucse
rhtmli! go hitt y.lu want (hem, to re
main, a litt.lc it.i'uior, is this; "How cm
we ge our w.ishirfg rjoi;;!.' Any .ir(';u
incnt on this tjucstiou is folvod by
this aiuwer: "Pwrcha't-e an A No. 1
iSr:i.s Jo-En "WjsiirNa MAcjirar."
Tiii? machinj is liglii .anl( siinp'.e,
fhe.ip.un.'l dttr.ible, o siinpio that a
eliild or a, weakly nrsitkU" womaircan'
nin it v. j'honfb.vertiori': It f ayes time
iii i.ic' ,i i, r JjistftV w.i!-'i r-.iii t.c t,;tt
e
i - ir.
. '"-s.ii uji' v'gi1 i;J.t!ftfj.
' c:rir?.t lin
Organs and Pianos, rfew, right from
the factory, will be sold on the intsal-
meut plan, at $10 per month. These
beautiful instruments must be sold.
... - - - .
Call and see them. Opposite the
Eiii-e Theatre. " ' " 5-5 1
Icw- 'fitiloriiisr EstaMisImipijt.
The undersigned would inform the
people of Tombstone and vicinity that
he lias opened a first class Tailoring
Establishment next door to the post
oilice, on Fremont street, and " has on
hand a choice assortment of goods of
both foreign and dqrhestic manufac
ture, and is prepared to make up gar
ments in the latest and most im
proved styles, and at prices to suit the
time3. Having had expedience in
some of the leading. houses in Boston
and Jew York J feel confident that I
can give satisfaction to all who favor
me with their patronage.
Garments cleansed and repaired in
the neatest and best manner. A share
of the public patronage is solicited.
William A. Anderson,
Next door to the Postoffice ' on Fro
mont Street. 5172w
Coolest Place in Town.
The Tombstone Restaurant and ealoon Is
the ruolfst place in thir. city for people ;o
c.itat. Harry Wisdom has completely re
novated thlj popular resort, and invites tlie
people of Toinb.-tone to give him a c ill
when he will convince tliern that they will
b.( served at all time?, nith the choicest
tie market atfonlj. Itpnrted wines,
iiolioro and clears id connection with the
house. 5-2Stf
Occidental
Hotel. The only first clsss hotci in
Tombstone. Situated oa the corner ol
Fourth und Allen streets. Hamlt-otnelT
furnished-throughout, and I.ms all :n ci
rri improvements. Trvclers aru recom
mended to stO) at this house. Private
rooms tor commercial travoler. nt
t)nf of.this liousc ia lurnisliijii wim in
proved .t'illir'i tables and card rooms.
Htid is stocked vitii the. finest bra :si
winesj liqurira and cigar?.
aCtf Jojarn Pzeciioi.y,
Tali; about fine good?, both foreign
and domestic the citizens of Tomb
stone (should call and see the fiiie
stock just received by Harris, Tomb
stone's popular tailor. Mr. Harris
has an experienced buyer in the east
and in California who purchases
nothing but the finest goods and the
latcsl figures. Call and examine them
at his fashionable tailoring emporium
n Bothin 1 lick, Allen street. P-14
ynace
"What a miner would verv properly tenu
"surface Indications" of what Is beneath,
arc tho Pimples, Sties, Soro Byes,
Bolls, and Cutaneous Eruptions Willi
which people, aro annoyed In spring ami
carl v summer. The effete matter accumu
lated during tho winter months, now
ijiakes its presence felt, through Nature's1
endeavors to expel it from the system.
AVuilo It remains, it Is apoison that festers
In the Mood and may develop into Scrof
ula. This condition causes derangement
of the digestive and assimHatory-organsi
with s feeling of enervation, languor, arid
weariness often lightly spoken of as "only
spring fever." These aro evidences that
Mature U not able, unaided, to throw off
the corrupt atoms which weaken the vital
force.-). To refrain health, Xature must bo
aided by a thoroush blood-purifying med
icine; mid nothing che is so effective as
Myers Sapsapafilla,
which Is efficiently powerful to expel
from tho system even the taint of Hcred--itary
Scrofula .
The medical profession indoro Ayea's
S.u:SAr-Ai:ii.LA.aml manv attestations of
tlta euro? cffectad by Itcomo from all iiarts
of the .world. It U, in tho lansnase of
tho Hon; FrancU Jcwett, ox-Stute ' Sen
f tor 61 .Massachusetts and ex-JIavor oil
Lcwoll. "tha only in-cparatiou that Uoea
re:'J, laithig good.5'
Or. J. C. Jiyer'& Co., Lowell, Mas
Sold by all Druggists: Price $1;
Si.t bottle for $o.
SUriKOKS.
: . 4 , .
f THE JUSTICE'S COUKT. TO'.VNSHIl I
N. O.-.e, in tin: CotHrtj of (.'hcl.isr Tirri-
IH
tory'Ol AjiJ-i.i::
Wilil.nr IIcad.l'ijiiitiiF, V3.
aoyiei;i:,
wt-.i-niuni.
Sif.-ire-f;. U AIvjtiI, Juhth-e cf the Z'aace,
djtJ'auilv.'-O Jo. . .. - -
The Trrrltory of Ariznnt cr-raU rjisct.ns:
to V. Soerctii. drfcnd.tnt..
'1'ba xiv Jiefeby B3n:mnsJ and reqtiin-d
to sipjii-ar betor me at ,ny nlli.-t- in Tmiib.
.-tMie, Cin.'nlv nf C'o.-hi-if, on the 2Jt d ly m
M.iy, A..L)..lS-iv at 111 uM-xk a. w., tu an
swer Hie cutnr-.nint ol th uliuvc iiaiuc-il
lai-itift, who di'.nin.U nf ol th l vn an
ftd.lle.i i hut; tn liu- tnn .! -5t4.
h-k"i it M.'i r-In md-.l.u-.V.i-.l'ii I
Indications
i 1 in: n k ir ,i : in i.t, i:!n-e. .-.n I i.
f , -i..f r ir.iii.! .4! i-.ti.r -1 rf it.l-.iii"' .i
be. l'i - f; :i -". :' si.-it-ir -.ill t.i!v ju b
.ii .;- nt ' -u .1-d in i.ti.t! sin., ftiri't
i- r 1 ui
fi:v . !,!.- ! ., ! lUU ill .' ,-
' e 'I.-. !r.'
1 . :-ee.
JEfffrs tor S-lc.
The undersigned .lias for sr.le a'
choice, lot of eggs for setting of the
following varieties, all pure blood.'
Golden Spangle Pqland, Silver Span
gled Ilamburg, Black Polish with
white crests, Yiyaudots,' Lang Shangs
and Dark Leghorns. Parties desiring
eggs of any of the above foi setting,"
can procure the same by applying to
Sandy Bob, at the stage office. 4-29 If
Take ttlcf
If you .want a gcloO drink ol prire
Hermitage Bourbon, McBrayer Rour
bbn, Guckenhbimer Rye, and Hermi
tage Rye, call tit Henry Campbell's
Keg Ilou'sej All the finest Iced
drinks made in the highest style ot
perfection; Champagne Cocktails a
specially Also English Ale and Gin
ncss Portcrj always on liand.,, Free
Lunch every day. Conic All, itud
Come
ap30-tf
Coolc ZEcre.
Fresh Ranch butter and eggs
vinegar and pickles, California honey.
New potatoes and fresh vegetables, on
hand at the California Produce store.
Fremont street, betweeii Seventh arid
Eighth: .
John Prindivili:,
Proprietor. 4-30-tf
Notice to Fire Companies, in (lie
Territy y.
Tombstone Engine Co. No. 1, have
for sale a lot of Fire Caps in good
order, which they will sell below cost.
For information enquire of
I. M. Isaacs!
5-20 lw
Foreman!
Notice.
Mrs. Sol Lowenberg, of Bisbee, has
been appointed agent for this paper
at that place, and ' all who have sub
scribed and those wishing to do so
can receive the paper for 25cts per
week ly catling uiion her at the Bis
bee postofilce. if
tJreprory'.s Keslaufnnt. . .
Freriiont street, opposite Schief
fcliii hall. On and jind after May 11,
1SSG, meal, from oO cents and up
wards. Breakfast from 7 to 2, Dinner
horn 4 to 8. nivl2-tt
IT nut oil. '
A first-class balicr ciiii Secure em
ployment by applying at Ihc Eclipse
Bakei v on Frcniont StfJj't. ' tf.
I.o'sT. A iitliejawn. A! ii'b'ehtl re
ward iili he paid for the return of the
same to Wm. Tomlinou at the Demo
crat office. f-25 if.
For the finest pickled pigs feet in
the city, go to Martin O'L-iughliu'e
butcher shop, "corner Seventh and
Fremont streets. 5 7-tf.
Macncil L Moore arc rcgulariv re
ceiving by express, that excellent
butter from 3'. E. Ditrkefe's Eos An
geles Jfancli. Price S' ccntw per roll
G-12-2w.
Genuine Boston brown bread at the
Eclipse Bakery every Sunday morn
iug: Leave your orders by Friday
evening, and it will be delivered to
on. 3-13 tfy
Messrs. Dir & Baldwin have been
appoificd the agents for this citv of
.i . - . f''. . Li'..' '. ...I!. "V T-
mat. luegant uuiier. uetug nmiiu at ,j.
II. Wliite's . fancli, the finest ever
brottglit tb this city." Go "and buy a
roll and try. Ouly to be had of Dvar
it Baldwin, on Fremont street, be
tween l'ourth and F if tit.
The sunken eye, the palid com
plexion, the disfiguring eruptions on
the fitcc, indicate that there is some
tiling wrong going on within. Expel
tlio lurking foe to health. ., Ayer'a
Sarsaparilla was devised for that pur
pose; and does it. "' lw.
1 Messrs. Dyar & Baldwin the Fre
mont street grocers receive every day
by express that famous J. II. Whjte
butter, which has no superior. This
,M,.r':. m-.ic .a Si wiiite'- C-iiifornia
DUCtt r ls Ula'. - "jl W" " !1IIOru1'1
rancii, and has tlie reputation oi Oe-
ing t.:a oest cutter matte m uauior
nia. and Dyur. and Baldwin are the
sole agents in this city. 5-5tf.
IJedu'cfioti in price of La Bosa
Blanca Cigar. Thcie crgars have
hern heretofore sold three for fifty
cerits, h"ti owing to having a large
l !. tn li-ini! A.lininn Sr. VmiK-it
i vvi'.i hi'reafler udl them at twclvo ami
i-lsaif i-ent.-, tliis giving the k;v.crs of
hi f.i.riie weed, a line imported
i -itr, two, fur tw-Ti'v-Pvi1 cfiits.
A NEW DEAL!
The Pioneer Meat Market
.Still at the Front! '
The nndcr lenefl wishes to Inform the
cnbllc that no hap cold his i.n';i.tf t
in the t ochle VVholvrJe inn
' !tall BntchcrloR A6!'.ciitlon to
Sr. 3. H. Slanghtt-r imd Krcci't
3urmF, Inclndmu ratile, horecf,
tos', wajon. elanghter-house, etc.
And tie indereiffTQd wonld inrther
inform the public end his old ont-roni-
that he 1b bttildine a new
elanhter-hou-e, end thft he will
fciiitinne his whnlecj'e sad retail
bnslnt-Bf at the old stand.
lie EMoncer Mentiaijlvpt,
ml Ectwcm Allen and rreraont )
and Treraoa
A U Cn
A . II T . . .
pnetor
-Wholesale
Imported and iJoriistic
Is Belling out his Entire' StddK
AT COST FOl CA.SI-I ONlSTi
OONSUMfiBS.
Beware !
T.'icra are imitations of tlie.reieh-t-ated
and old reliable J. B. Pace
Tobaccoi
The genuine has the
Full Irania J. B. Pace.
on the tin tsg.
Don't bo 'Ifci-ivfd. i'ou pre im
posed upn if the initials J. P. are
not on the tin tag-.
NOTICE.
Having chis day sold my vtu'lpr
taking business to Jos. Pascholy
Co. I respectfully request all need
ing his services to calJ upon' him.
All bills to date will be p.? id and
collected Hy tiiyfrelfl
A; J. ElTTER.
April 29; 18SG. 4-29-lm
Referring to the above' we would
.say that we will endeavor to give
the public ihc same court: ous
treatment and fair dealing they
have received in the past from Mr.
A, J. Ritter.
Jos. Pascik ly A Co.
Successors to A. J. Ritter.
4-29-lw .
Samnion?.
lNTIIE JUSTICE'S f:OUMT. TOWNSHIP
No One. in Ihtf Conniy ot Cot-luai', lerri
tory of Ari;oni, ChtiU-s ivirdim, phtintiu;
vi: Ua!8eio lfontain. defenihint.
Before C K. Alvoril, Justice of the Peace.
denia-.ii :.'0O.
'f I.b TcrnMrv of Aruona sends "reeling'
to (Suhuppc i"un!.ina, defendant.
Ynu aie-Ucreby Mimiinincd and reonireil
lo ajipear before mc ut my attv-a in Tomb
stone. County of Uo.cbifi;, orr the Mb d iy of
filly, .D. 1880. :it 10 n'eiock a. ni to an-
Au.-r lh.- minpiaiititoi li.i ab-ivr nannd
nliiii.tilf iv ho ilfiiiann- if you that ymi aie
d'oi.il to liimm I He smn m liiri-e impd ci
J-io) dui.'ais, i.n a piii'nisory n. It! riving
i juil to piatniiu. nioie nim uptiears hy
mm Iim:i' n' on lib i" my oHioe.
And if y n fail !o appt-m nml iiM-iver fald
oinpiitint s ln-reii' leqiiircd. tlie p!-i'ititl
id la!;" jiu'ir.ent : Lain-t ynu as dt in..ndd
nd f-.r tl e " I of t'ii Milt.
G'len iii.dcrkniv bi'nii thisfitli rti.r r' M
L D. 13SG C ALVf VJii
Juitkc a Ut Pj
Notice toCrctlitoi.
E?.TA,TE,gF 11EN.T, TBEBELC:)CK, DE
ccaed. The crediUus of,Jl all "pctvr.nit
liavlnir claims' airamsl t!iBnd-n':in:e.d estate,
an! hereby nblhicd to cxhibjt heir i-laim,
wiili. the neccssary voueIie.r. to' me .withlti
four month's' ' flqr the tlrst publication ot
this notice; at.tny office. ih tliecity of TumlJ
stone, Counfy of, Coch'ise, Territory )f An.
zona, or thn sarot: w,IH ba forever Barred.
Dated, Tombstone, May 7tH.
W. U. JENKINS,
Administrator.
The unde; signed h'aa abo'ttt tefc'
acres of alfalfa .pasturage, arid abotti
10 acres of good grazing land on th'b
San Pedro' rtvbfj iiifd is ptepared tcJ
tako horses on pasture. Iuqulre a!
C09 Allen street; tlic French Wino
Hbiise. 5-5tf
.1
Dealer In-
JNEW DEPAKTUKE.
PASQUALE NIGiid
Of the Comet Saloon h'as the Stamlari
Tims Wli.sky.
A new invoice of
FliECli COGNACS;
FKEXOII AVIXES,
Of alldeactJpttcn?.
GIXS,
IMPOKTED CIGARS,
AA'IELAXD'S Phila. Beerk
. . t
Corriet Saloon
'Allan Street, between Oth and 7th
Billiard aLtl Pool tab'es cinnecteil wilh
tl.e s.ilixm. 54tf
TJ2JB WIN, HOOMS
Alles Sf.', Blfr.4Tii Mb otii.
T031 TAijliKlt: iioprietrtr.
The finest imported Wiiics, Lifjuors ami
Imported fig-ir? in IhH tity to be
found at this place.
ST. LOUIS BEER ON DRAUGHT
(Ice cold.)
A Fine Lunch siireKU every day
5-ii.f
THE CKIEKIO
Saloon and Citib lloonis.
Bnscoll & Henncsstf
AllerL St Set- 4tli' SciiS 5tli
Tontbstonc, AriSoim.
Biliili-d PkHors4
25n finer V Slinsiglines.-j-, lrop.
(Allen Street rJ, i'oirth and 1'int-.,
This is the SizM I!!ll!ard Tsiior Soath.o
' X.o jtnilee.
Choice W3XE3, LIQUOTS and ClGARodwey
m Mick.
Mil.ATO.ukee Beer on Djatight.!
iloiicc ox Forfeiture.
TO DAVID CALLISIIEU TOUP. TiEIIi.-J
or As3'n;n?, -You ire hereby nctUJed that I
have i--ityiulcil (I(X))one hunlt.ed tlnllan
in labor W;I iinnrovi-nnnts on the Ohio lode
nnd niin'iisr ''laini, sitnaled li the Hnbct
mining diliiot. i unty of Coclnst!. 1 eniiroy
nf Arizniia. in oi-Jer to hold the i-laim of tne
vtsr ei-.i ii-.ir Di-ci nil't-r. lSbfli ttiulcr-Jlic Jiro
is!o"o' .-ii-ctln!- SJM. Kt'Vi.--(l 8tatii,es of
he Uni'rd S '. . Thfixlore, ir nithin
iiirty 'laj from i-uWIt .tii"ii of liiis nr.rice,
I. :i t.'ii! or icfuf 10 i-imiIi ililltt- limr tironr
tion of said" -x;-cnii are and co.it of thl-i
..uhlit-atlon uj rit.oirr.cr. your Intoivt
n Mild mine or claim iiill 1 i-i onit; tin- i ron
. 'ty ot ihe uiu!fr?Iynt-l. ill ner Sertinn
. OT.p..'.O.S SHCI1Z
Tf ta !5ti.-r.c, April i, IN!i.