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nN DRMAHpE-UNE FILE rRANCArsE POUR
~ soisner dse enfanis faut quee soft bonnie coaeuse
d. recommaneAtions nscs,ssrss ssdrssser u ksss
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r,AaaAoR PROM AND no LIVERPOOL OR QUEENS.
town 81 steam packet ship, Al cweN rates Drafts
on RnsiAnd ireland o. soosiand a TH0hPs0Ns Black
star Psssaes o1Scs, ~ Pearl stresA
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4 NCrENr PRACTICE or AsrRoLOGy AND MEDf
"A cine revived. DR. and Mrs. BRov0HToN may be
consued in person or by letter sickness business
and ali the aksrs Of life, s4 broadway Zee q 70 -
katviues written, - 70 So Phrenoaosca EXAMINATIONS
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w ANTED-A FIRST CLASS GARDENER; "A MAR
w ried man preferred. Address Gen. r. @ Crawford.
Eddington, Pa .
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pEMANpR.-UNE BONNIE YRANCAIsE POUR
~ sosnsr srois Ret snfsnts faus quells sois oonn'
comm andssions pscessairss sadcsssr II Twsnyfcurh
str
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLBN RAIL10ADS-
ana Wsstsrn traas leave New York Va Hudsca River Rs
road Thirtieh street and Tea.h Avenue esnd 10 n anl
Slk O:u0 and II r. ~; and Via Harlem Railroad. Twenty
sxth and Fourth avenue. q II A. r. and llB r.
The - r. n train Via Hsdson River VII 6uudayg
;n.in z also sis.ched sisspns csc svsry Day esos
W. and O. kallroad without chasGs
sunday train Hudson River HeaA Nsy York 70 PosgA
keopgo and return loavtng New Yok st $50 A. NJ and
Harlem Road srses V uiiiertoa and rstsra
WH. a. VANDERBILT vios-PrssidssA
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A rAcr-Mrss wBLLrN0ToN TELLS or BUSINESS, !,
sxth street Hours TO-
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he end q certain pssiod sssA a ne nsnssn Ass
house of bis own whom the society dissolvsd ite our
pess being fully carried out and each Of IL member
sbeing his landlord There doubt that N -
building societies WORK good deal Of good e Iona q
they not devised in any speculative spirit which has
been the rum OF hundreds IN England 80
TIE UNION co-0PERAfIvs sFonn
based on the plan the Pint Manhattan rocsrv
Store oaly hsing ocatsdgon the east sds Of the city Il
supply q want Of the there felt NJ. John Ennie
the President Of the Workingmens Union 10 the chief
agtaor in the matter and there 10 little doubt under
managsnsnt that the ahr viii BE- carried nesessfuIIy
through Several preliminary msetinGe hase alrsady
been held for the purpose Of getting up this association
in thoroughly practical manner.
OTHER co-oPERATvE eoCETIR4
Besides the above institutions there numbers Of
private societies that have been ong eseahlihel and
arU In very successfui working order although on
much smaller scale than these 0roAnzatons
There il little doubt that the operative systsm 10
largely required in the United States and will become
largely extended that may be said 70 have been
fairly started There 10 no reason Why Americans
NOT develop co-opsratoA the same. - Eneliso ana
German artisans have done. On u depends toe great
extent the settlement Of their long psndne disputes be-
tween capital and lspoe The m0vensns has been we'll
started; lei IL work on.
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IMPROVEMENTS ON TIVE JERSEY SHORE.

The improvements at present going on In the vicinity
OF the old Jersey marshes, which were at one time
deemed irrccaimabs, are OF very important and
teusve nature especially those which being carried
out at the depot In Communpaw bay under the super.
vision Of the American Dock and improvement Com.
pauy. when completed about eight hundred acres OF
land viii be reclaimed and will open the line from the
depot TO Jersey City and many other important drec.
tons, which will be OF most accommodating and
@ character ara 2 the sy',s public Nothing can
ments are beng carried out while the facilities for
performing them are close 10 the depot, 90 there s
beou, 30 far carried into the river. The works which
support the line TO the terminus In the bay OF
improvements have besn finished il viii confer Vas,
and important bensnts upon the public. AZ the present
time about my scres have been reclaimed and what the
may require Il purchases from the American Dock
COMPANY. rhis compssy, through It's President, John
jersey central srosd oosn.d charter from SS .ss
Legislature Of New Jersey some three years ago, TO
effect and carry out these Improvements. The com.
who arc stockholders OF the New Jersey Central Mr.
James Moore is engneerin-chef OF the lne and It Is
under his superintendent that all these extern
sive works are being carried out II 10 intended that
streets OF new houses will be erected on both Sides par
s s"pspsd fs. s.c - hs ,n az
70 The shore. Thcy will DO nicely laid out and The
houses viii BE- very cbas,ey and comfortably con.
struced The business which will DO carried BY the
public who win rem, them viii cause great amount OF
additional taxation 70 the taxable property In Jersey
Cty and win redocc the OF taxation considerably
II SIN contemplation, also, to erect immense piers,
which will be the mcans Of giving great public
modaron. These will be erected south Of the strssts
where steamers and merchant vessels OF the largest
dimensions may ride safely OF anchor and which will
resemble the great docks at Liverpool In England.
These piers, consequently, will DO let 10 good and
munsrs,ive Advantage TO the company. There IL no
telling where these and important public improve.
ments may end and men Of the present day have pre-
dicted that another generation VIII New Jersey and
New York united and that the former city will b. part
and parcel OF rs latter
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nss great might Assszany - expected IN eoass-
qse.es Wen informed nssska.s ssripats his 70 ,hs
cline the nars sxpscsng 10 purchsss when prices
shali have vsacAsd me iswsss psssibs point Il
CT whss pioss have an upward tendency. West
srn men are IN town = large numbers: but % 10 the
cass With Cry soos, Sssls they are buying With eau.
this time is year shs decline arsng from the fact that
Western predscers holding back their crops for
cash and especially ifcsshisg undssgoss in value
business Will be much eriskeF than Il The fall
I'm Do
sosthsrn Trade incrsasing; but the demand 10 mostly
for swprcea soeds The city retail baslness win pro.
IN %. city have commenced 70 purchase winter clothing
already taking advantage of the decline in price since
buyer Of cis.Sus the change that has been made 10
the Internal law With regard 70 the tax on man.
snss
articles Of dress NOT specially enumerated silks and
higher priced articles mostly nads BY sewing for the
fro. any iutsTns revenue tax fSis together with tie
70 lessen the prices Of msnufsetcrsd eoods
srHBR AanCIEs b. DRssa
g ns rd% Il: sSs.s .sS
manufacturers ay that increased demand for goods
not greatly sought afsr. A large quantity Of sfes
have been shipped q Southern Pevta sp1 N increased
oSs ~. -" rs.S;ng r "a r.icss ssnsyaIiv srs
sI 49, ~. ~. hss ,s.rs -. ~, scrsS., c;ncs
rs ana Sss.s ~ so.s .,,srs in pr,es
- - srase hss nm vsv s:cs,srN Srt.r The snno
v.o tsndsnc, Sovcvsv "a ~ - sssvv DEALER KENT
100 n tbs r,srLss rrrsn thsrs h. nct nov ar thsre
sss YEAR An over sanniv The ts,dency OF ths win
~ =. em a. for ths,, orSsrs - harnning N Ar
.svs a. isr.er nn,us.r~ thsr "a srnscted 4 fev
~. $500 +, h. moi pych.h,s inonob that ,he in
s,esss 4. r.,.H Win - vsr~ erest Tha All demand
n e ernectsd viii BE- Srisk IN ns depsrtment Of trade
~ VIZ - =.
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80 > - s.---'-a
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.


FiGHrrNG m IHs SrREsIA-Two gentlemen ambitious
Of pugistic honoss end aaxous 10 draw clarst had
sctto In Tie streets Thursday evening, and in the
confusion fell into the embraces Of sblue." They
looked black and blue Yesterday morning. and out Of
John EDWARDS and invited ths other z L. McWfiams,
TO subscribe 81 for State expenses.
ROBBERY OF vELvsr.-About noon yesterday re-
spectacle looking man, who gave his name Edgar
Wood, arrested on the charge OF Mrs. John Don.
stole thersfrom eight pieces Of velvet He will have an
examination TOMORROW morning.
EscApn FROM DRowxISo.-An old lady named o. Brien
had escape from drowning the evening before
last She by some mistakel walked Oft the Jersey
City ferry into the water and would have boon drowned
but for the GOODNESS Of young man named Mexican,
who handed her pole which she grasped slightly until
ladder was lowered. and the old lady landed terra
hrna perfectly safe and free from harm.
Newark.
New JERSEY RAILROAD CoxrANy.-The case Of the City
OF Newark vs. New Jersey Railroad Company was taken
up before Justice Mills yesterday. Action brought
against the railroad company owing TO Mulberry place
the tracks Of that railroad. The company, through
their counsel made denial Of the charge but claimed
shoronsbfsres named not being continuous Decision
was given against the defendant, and an appeal 10
higher court was grsnted
A New GAxE-A cQlorsd man named John Lewis, en-
pioyed 10 cart coal from railroad cars to coal yard on
West Kinney street. ha, is alleged aeseopdea with
sum q money and quantity Of Wearing apparel, pro-
cured in very novel manner When sent for load OF
COAL he would DO absent longer than necessary; but
he always had ready for his tardness nothing
thought Of the matter Since bis sudden departure
however IL Is alleged that he had been In the habit,
whenever sent for coal. Of taking two loads, one Of
which he would dsspose OF much below its value,
pocketinq the proceeds In instance IL 10 alleged
be traded five tons OF coal for lot Of clothing.
Paterson.
0srAxuo MONEY gspEs FAiss PnsrEsEs.~Thsodore
King who keeps saloon in Hamburg avenue, and IL an
agent for the New York liquor Dealers arrested by
oficer Rice on Friday night, o charge OF obtaining
money under false pretenccs and also threatening the
life OF man named Linn. II 10 ellsged be made an
attempt n he shernoon 10 of with carriage and
horse belonging To- Linn smmedaiely alter that ss,Is
men bed stepped from Il svs few minutes. He was
anoshsr ge.sssmkh, near the High mountain King
rc~ssd On bah yesterday morning q four o'clock but
Wss arrested shortly after by officer 0eroe, charge
OF forging promissory note for $40, drawn on T. W.
Linn, Of New York. He vas committed 10 jail
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rss cAss Q, M ycas L T4Ylos--xr John L.
Taylor who was arrested thursday hight by ohaceP
Whitney ~ We IayArG ptsctssf On - charge Of hav
Ing oommitssda &c. s,qagis % HE wife, 9Th .
pistol was taken bSlsS 56ssics Cotnws ysssSrd2y for
naminafoa N. IVYeE wnissa ssipniitsG3 sm save
e., i =: sam Of 70 ...: Ne .s.. I, u.
snss :hs ds nos Ss.vs h
Ten Il as % hss SS' . md er
nes the assertion made BY tho police that he held the
"a. 81 o9 s e % IL S
past twentysix years. he also denies that no shot at
hts wife, r-a rre s.Etgi
CRusLrY TO ANIMALS. Michael Lsary, cartman, was
arrested by officer Taylor, on charge Of cruelty 10
horse draw about three tons OF marble In Hamilton
avenue, on Friday night He VA locked up to-await
examination.
TEE REMAINS OF A CHILD FouND. Yesterday some
workmen while engaged In cleaning ont culver at the
corner Of Fatbush and Warren street, found the
remains Of child, apparently about two months DID,
They were taken charge Of BY Coroner Lynch.
BURGLARY --Mr James Sweeney's Yesidenoe, il Dean
street. near Vanderbilt avenue. entered BY burglars
yesterday morning, and watch and other articles Of
value stolen. ~ .s-a .r.-,.. $500
POLICE woRG.-Four hundred and ninssy.sour persons
were arrested In Brooklyn dunng the past week.
SURRooATEs CouRr.-Ths wills Of the following
named persons proved In the surrosate's court
during the past week:-Margaret C. Kollmsysr John g.
Bergen, George Bramm. John Poln, Ann c. Bender.
George Sweeney and Augustus Bockferall Of Brookyn
Letters Of administration were granted IA the estates q
Doorthy wndhur.t. jacob Nishevt,, Sarah Ic0nnhaw:
Philip Haymen, Dennis FITZPATRICK Susan Roge1s and
Thomas Betts-all Of Brooklyn. .4..s
TIE ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoRBERY-me examination In
the Of James Kerwn. charged with having robbed
man named VIM a. Brown Of watch and chain, was
cluded before Justice Daley yesterday and the accused
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TROUBLE AMONG TINE JAPANESE.

All Risht in Jnil-.Ail Wrong with the Troupe .
In the Supreme Court yesterday morning Judge Bar
nard issued order Of arrest In civil action COM
menced by Mr. Thomas Mcguire. on the part OF himself
and associates TO recover and control of the
Japanese troupe OF performers who they allsss have
been taken from them by Mr.. Thomas r. Smith and
wife, OF Yokohama, In the empre Of Japan and Tor
damages caused BY the illegal acts Of the aid Mr. and
Nrs Smith, - r,rn .~r .-s4
Later in the day Sheriff MoGouigal waited upon Mr.
and Mrs smith, at the - House, where they we're
Temporarily stopping and IN default Of their giving bail
"a lie sum Of SOS 0o0 was obliged 10 consisn them
the tender Inequalities Of shsnn Moore, at the County
hGse n0 Wv smith v.r. .ooompspi.d bv vary
bright Japanese boy about eleven years Of age Who Il
said is the original performer known IS An RiRht
the others Of that name having s.anmsd az nom 9:
the time Of their arrest the little fellow psfnptorly
fused TO Be parted from Mr. aad Mrs Smith they having
Ss:s y
them 10 Jail rather than be separated.
In The evening efforts were made b some Of .he
troupe 10 induce him 70 60 WITH Thorn, but hs preferred
10 remain in jail is,- .,- r.r Fl f..s
The aandAv Of Thcma. Mcguire, made On The part o.
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and that he .aid paina. in consideration Of
s1s s s NIX " .s & f re s Ss
has been done and .hsrsby the PLAINTIFF became eDled
.cpsSy = and asIasi:; q nc ..i day
Ss pan and have Sssr,o
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them undsr.kea % DO performed by said ssrcsmeSt
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aud MUIR. properly q se pisur. ssr.in falsely rep
SsSs 4, 2 % s6s , hs IT.. they
the vita imganl,y and max. eou.c with them.
sror%s s6r.: :IS rss
fnss 70 ssr S on. hsr said contrast play 10 public hs
" .s 2 ~ ss saT;s
Me- .S,sr,'! SSde,.s.s q! Si:ass:
i .g,iac ia, ine defendans have succeedsd in
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the STRIKE ON the MOBILE Mo ONO sulsu,O.

CAIRO, III March "a. 1851.
The ariks on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad continues
No trains ere allowed TO run either way. Some sns
nesrs down from the illinois Central Railroad
TO take The places Of the srkes but thu latter would
not let them work. No violent riosous proceedings
have occurred
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Ips UNION PACIFIC RAIL WAY.

sr LOUIS, March "a, 1897.
The Union Pacific Ra ,,road om.ba branch, IA com
pleted distance Of ave hundred and forty miles.
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sesor Romero replied 10 this address % follows
II gives great deal OF pleasure 70 welcome ysu to
ehs L@gAtien OF republican Mexico, and receive from
your hands The address 10 President Juarsx made BY
tbe radical German-Amerscan citissns Of the United
ssesse bad been ny fortune TO peruss before this
ehes sSdrsss which, a. you know, publshed few
0nys ago oy the Power, German paper Of Boston, and
nusi confess that have often remarked 70 nv friends
tbea had no, seen for several yeap
paper more ably and forcbly written, and
whIch destined N my opinion, 10 90
down 10 pestsriy a. q declaration OF principles
nearly - important and the one made At Phla
Aelpha on the 4b OF July, ira ana a. . natural con-
sequence Of this Magma Cbarta OF mankind You ses-
psmsn, coming from the Old World and brinring with
you the sxpseencs Of many centuries and the scsr Of
espotism. are ~ better condition apprSisss the
boon OF fresdon than others Who, hsvinx always en-.
Cd H. aud beng gnorant OF the wrongs Of de,posm
hardly realize its true value Your
wiu shersors be well understood and quns acceptable
President JuArsz and the ctxens Of MEXICO, who
bravey and successfully have struggled for the nde
pendencs of their country and the maintenance OF
publican insiiuuons Allow me gentlemen, TO express.
my thsaks for the compliment tou have paid me and
20 remark that 10 bgnly gratifying 70 me that my SER
vcea rendered 10 obsdisnce 20 sacred duty, are so
kindly and uudeservsdly thought Of ~ true lovers Of
yeyubycsn institutions
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Romero.
WASHINGTON. August %, 1857.
Al twelve O'Clock noon yesterday, committee from
Dc radical German American citizens Of the United
sAa,ss called upon ssnor Romero the American Minis
Nsv 70 present. through him 10 President JuaEss ad
dress expressing their appreciation Of his course during
sbs recent struggle sf Msxieo and eousrssulsug him
On ihs sucess Of Der csu2s.
In ths Sams o. ths Sosmi,iss Carl Rssssr read tho
following sddrs0:-
ss-oR Rorsso-In pursuance Of . most worthy charge
which has been conferred upon We have the honor
90 present you address President yuares By the
rsaeN M ,sn. sro ~
from various States Of this Union Additional thousands
would have endorsed this document In order TO extend
The tribute Of their high ssssm 10 the President OF the
from wsshing,oa caused them 70 accelerate their
our high admiration for CITIZEN Bsito Juarss a. the nsx.
ibs representative and defender Of republican principles
sg.inss base Eurcpesn despossm TO speak few words
and DETAINED nation. We know very well that, . for
ssnturss European nations have % your people, ruled
iracefu ana outrageous letters Of bondage which pre-
vented them frou&,hs frse honorable development
removed. out Of anarchy there arose ssas cons,isu
siop highly advisable 70 the Mexican statesmen for
y the most recent modei-,hroushout democratic and
IN respects superior to that OF the United
ssassa But ct the very moment when the
NsIican people sbest develop themselves pot
OF European dsspon with their hrslines stepped be.
swesn. Nevertheless the Mexican people, In this pro
ss ;sss; s,v: s,.n ": @
sdseuity and capacity Of republican self government
finaily permit 70 exprsss. our sincere conviction
ss dss TO your moss sncsns service - Mexican Am.
bsssador 70 the United under very trying
stances CARL RAISER,
S5SsT TTaaIkDaicxrs Committee
sesor Romero replica 70 thls address % follows
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A very fair business 10 doing in dry goods aud II Is
likely to be greatly increased Shipments 70 the South
are much larger than those Of last year. and greatly or
coed the antcipations INDUCED In during the summer
The spring trade with the Southern States very
light for the reason that money could then be raised
on tho coming cotton CROP The yield In this respect
IL experienced in procuring advances. and Southern dry
goods merchants are arriving here in greater numbers
than during season since hs close OF the war The
salesmes, or "drummers" as they are usually called,
this city, have fully canvasssd the cotton South
western States and have q very great extent sue.
ceedsd In rebuilding the trade destroyed by the
Prices Of gcods are generally fn; but the anticipated
Increased demand viii probably result In slight ad-
vance A general assortment is being shipped south
ward but the larger call for commoasr OF goods
ssrviccabls wearing stus being readily disposed Of
The shipments 70 the West generally Of higher priced
materials and the demand Tor these Is gradually in
crsasins silks satins aud other imported goods arc
selling In fair quantities. though the call Tor them
the war. woolens very generally command
fstf prices and increased demand for them 10 per-
ceptIbs The change the prices Of these less than
Of 1893 and The spring Of this yea SALES Of all kinds
OF dry goods noe efsotea however less promptly
than they were last year Buyers take more time APP
pafently In selecting stocks, and In many instances
lines Of goods there hes besa decline values thss
onsrs Inducements 20 country buyers. rhs decline
particularly distinguishes cotohs. which within the
pas few weeks have fallen from fifteen TO twenty per
states the stocks hand from last year heavier
than usual. that . full revival OF trade cannot be
coused beforc October shall have fairly set In Taken
altogether though, ,he leading merchants expect tia,
uade
READY MADE cIorHise.
Prices OF clothing have decreased greatly, especially
'or soisisuc goods but ~ ~ 'hs neTssss Of Gales 70
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-25

pa Owing to the fact that at this
season of tho year, most farmers are
busily engaged in hW! vestng their
crops, aud their inability on that &C.
count toget to town, We have determ-
incd not to stop The paper Oh anyone
until Jac month after his time expires.
THIS one month will give all a fair OPP
pOrtunity to renew their subscription
that desire to. We think all will cOn-
slider this u sufficient leniency on
u part
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special Notices.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been restored TO health
in a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after
having suffered for several years with a severe
lung affection, and that dread disease Con.
sumption, is anxious to make kncwn to his fell
low sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire il, he will send a copy Of
the prescription used free of ehargo,) with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they win find a sure cure for Consump.
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
all Throat and Lung Affections. The only OBJ
ject of the advertiser in sending the prescrip-
ton is to benefit the afflicted, and spread in
formation which he conceives to be invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
rs ii will cost them nothing, and may prove a
blessing. Parties wishing the prescription
FREE, by return mail, viii please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, New York.
May 9-lyr.
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l; Cheadle l. Total g., Union SylYes-
ter 2, Orndof 2; Total, a. Struck out
Union; Styers 1; Total l.. Run Out
Hickory, Mcconnell 1; Total l.. Union
Sylvester l; Total 1. Out on Flies
Hickory Williamson 2, Dpe Il hurry
l. Siglor 1; Adair l; Pyle 3; Ch5adle 3;
Total, IL. Union Leslie 1; Campbell Il
Orndotf 5; LangIy 1. Total, 8. d.
Out on Fouls; Hickory Williamson 3;
Dye 2; hurry l; Mcconnell /; Sigler 3;
Enmerson l, Cheadle 1; Total IL.
Union Smith /; Sylvester /; Cump-
bell 2; Grimes l; Styers 2; Total, z.
Time of playing four hours, Umpire
Jas L. Cox jr of GAINESVILLE 0.
Scorers @. F. Shepard of Hiekor y,
Geo. W. Coon Of Union club.