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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-24

To the Public. -, ~
The matter between the subscriDers ~"
Florence Sewing Machine Company been adussed sno
agents and customers OF company need fear 10 osr
ference with claim upon them BY u.s.. .oS ur,a an
WHEELEB WILSON strS va
GROVER BAkEk T. - w.
TIR sTN0RR MIC co.
ByS J. GORDON, their attorney In fAes
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 29.-The different
corps of marksmen attending the
Schutzenfest, marched in procession
through the principal streets to-day.
The houses along the route were adorn-
ed with flags, and the sidewalks were
crowded with interested spectators.
While passing through Union Square
the procession was reviewed by the
Mayor and Congressional delegation.
ThurIow Weed leaves for Europe on
"Wednesday.
Judge Chase and Henry A. Wise en-
gagged rooms at the st. Cloud Hotel this
week.
Patrick Fitzgerald threw his wife out
of q third story window yesterday. She
will die.
The Plasterers' Union OF Brooklyn
has voted 5000 per month to the strf-
king bricklayers of New York.
The Chinese Embassy left for Wash
ington last night. 80
has arrived.
NEW YoRK, Jane ga monumeut
for the grave of Gen'i Scott at West
Point has been completed for his daugh-
ters.
The Board OF Aldermen have appro-
priated $50 600 for celebrating the 4th of
July.
Il is reported that Gen1 Rosecrans is
to be temporarily President of the DEM
ocratfc Convention.
Representatives of the Press are re-
quested to register their names at the
Rooms of the National COMMITTEES,
Tammany Hall, on Wednesday morn
ing. The tickets will be issued on Fri
day.
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WASHIEGTOE.

NEW YORK, June 29.-The Herald's
Washington dispatch says Ward n.
Lamon has been commanded to appear
before the Butler Investigating Com
mittee. 1t is understood that the Com
mittee base upon his testimony some
persons supposed to have something to
do with the acquittal Of the President.
The report OF the impeachment man-
ayers will probably not be presented
to the House before Wednesday. p
The Times dispatch says the Senate
Finance Commitree decided against
that portion of the port of entry bill
which provides that packages OF i'm
ported goods may be carried to ST.
Louis, Cincinnati and Chicago without
breaking bulk, for the reason that, in
their opinion, 1t does not sufficiently
guard against frauds.
Another bill for the same purpose
has, therefore, been proposed, but the
COMMITTEES stand about equally divided,
Senator Henderson being absent. Some
ofthe eastern members, In both Houses,
are opposed to both bills, and may De
able 10 prevent final action upon them
this session.
The HeraId's dispatch also states that
several of the delegates from Georgia
to the New York Convention are here.
They represent the conduct OF the mill
tary authorities in that State as intol-
cradle in the last degree. In the case
of hunting up evidence concerning the
assassination of ARhburn, several per-
sons, both white and black. have been
arrested, one being white woman.
All are held as Witnesses and are con.
fined In narrow cells at Fort Pulaski.
The military authorities offered a re-
ward of q, 900 for the arrest and con-
viction ofths ringleaders of the attack
on Ashburn, and one thousand dollar s
for the arrest and conviction for each
of the other parties concerned.
Preliminary Investigations, 1t is said,
implicate upwards of forty persons in
the murder.
WAsHINGToN, June 29.-The Com
mittee on Ways and Means agreed 10
take vote on Mr.. Moorehead's tariff
bill this week. There Is little probable
ity of the bill being acted on this ses-
sion. -.
The bill relatIye to contested elections
in the District of Columbia, became q
Law today without the Presidents
signature i-4
Several Southern delegates TO the
Democratic Convention paid their re-
spects TO the President to-day.
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Murders.

MANTTERRoE, WIS, June 2e.-Thos.
Hogan, the murderer of his brother
here few weeks since, was arrested
last night in his own house.
CLEVELAND, June 29.-John Cole, of
Warrensville, Cuyahoga county, Sat
urday, murdered his two step sons,
named Quayle. with q butcher knife
and assaulted others of the neighbor-
hood, and defied arrest by the local au-
thorities. He was finally arrested by
police from this city. He was formerly
lake sailor, and violent, quarrel
some man, and much feared and dis
liked.
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Iuvss'iEation ~ ne cOnErsssloaal

NEW YoRR, June 2e.-washIngton
dispatches state that the Congressional
Committee, of which Mr.. Lincoln is
Chairman, proceeded to the Adiutant
Generals oftice and the Second Audi
tors offlce, Saturday, and began an in
yestigation Into the charges of fraud in
the settlement OF colored bounttes.
sufficient evidence was obtained to
warrant the continuance Of the exami-
ination, and all the rooms containing
the records in which the proof of the
alleged frauds Is to be found have been
locked and placed in charge of men
who are instructed to permit no unau-
thorized person 70 enter them. Fur
ther transaction has been interdicted
until the investigation is closed. The
Commtttee hrs examined several clerks
connected with the bureaus, and elicit
ed from them some very important
evidence which, 1t Il understood, inn
plicates some Of their superior officers.
Several parties have been arrested and
others VIII be to-day. W M
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MIR. Eoff, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, to whom was referred the Senate
Joint resolution, providing for the pay
ment Of the members OF the COMMITTEES
appointed to investigate the affairs OF
the Hospital for the insane, reported
back the resolution with an amendment
providing that the Committee be paid
IRON the civil contingent fund, and re-
commencing that the House recede
from Its amendment.
Mr. Ferguson, oil CabeIl, from the
Committee on Revision, reported that
chapters 80, 81, SO and 50, of the Code,
had been completed by the COMMITTEES
and sent to. the printer. BE also re
ported chapter % as revised by the
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NEW YoRK, June 29.-Two pugIllsts.
known as Yellow Davis and Tim Oraw.
ley, had a prize fight early yesterday
morning, near the Dutch Kills toll
gate, Long Island. One hundred and
four rounds were fought in one hour
and forty minutes, and Crawley was
declared the victor on account of . foul
blow struck by his opponent. Both
were badly punished.
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National Trust Go.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
No. asa BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

CHARTERED By THE STATE.
DARIUS r. AlAHGAt, President.
JA1Es MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on al Daily balances,
sitbieet 10 chseE af sl0h. SPECIAL DEros-
IT'S for six Months, or more, may be made
at hve per cent. The Capital OF ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS Is divided among over 800
shareholders. comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who ara alio personally liable TO dep0siton
for an obligations OF the Company 10 double
the amount Of their capital stock. As the
NATIONAL TRUST co. resolves deposts
n lar &c or smaliant nnts, and permits them
70 be drawn as whole or tnP part by CHECK
ar SIGHT and WITHOUT Sor1cE, allow
Ing interest cu ALE DAILY BALANCE par
ties tl.rouehou. the country can keep &c
count In tnis Institution with special adj
yanfaees Of security, eonvenie 1ceand pIofit.
JelS-Gmd&w
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COHNERgIAL And FINANCIAL.
NEW YoRK, June %. 1888.


coTros-epiet, steady and un-
changed; sales 500 bales.
FLoUR-Closed dull and 5alOc lower;
demand chiefly for pressing wants of
GRSISNWheat-Dnil aud heavy at
81 SSas 90 for No. 2, and s. OSa2 10 for
No. spring, Rye-Nominal at 81 70a
IS. Oats-Dull ats01Saslc for western
in store and af1oat. Corn-Fafri buyers
$Ial OF for new mixed western Rfioat.
PRov1sIoNs-Pork-D and heavy
at $27 75a27 81 for mess, cash and regu-
lar. BeeE-Quiet and unchanged. Cut
Meats-Quiet and steady. Bacon
Nominal. Lard-Dun and heavy at
161<aI65<c for fair to prime steam,
Steady at 235<a243<c.
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Kew YORK Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, June %.
The receipts for the week were 7,11z
beeves, 6,S7 sheep and lambs, 20,5SI
BErF-lc lower; dull and weak; ex-
ira 18Na161<c; prime 16c; Inferior to
good l2al5J<C.
SHRRP-ActIve; closing tribe ARM
er, though quieter and 10 lowed on the
the weeks range at 31Sa71fc. Lambs
Steady at 10a13c.
Hoos--Acttve, oat with ths large ar
rivals they are decidedly lower rang
ing at sa9c.
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1EssAaE PROM THE SENATE.

The Clerk reported a message from
the Senate announcing the passage of
the House bills authorizing Elliot
Deem to erect wharf on the south side
of the Little KanRwha river opposite
Parkersburg; extending the corporate
limits of fsWflliamstown, Wood county;
making an appropriation to the HosPt-
tai for the Insane; and chapter Sd OF the
Coda with amendments.
Mr.. Ferguson, OF. Caben, moved that
the chaptar of the Code and amend
ments, reported from the Senate, be
referred back TO the Committee on Re-
vision. Agreed to.
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Rfver and yEeather.

PITTsBuRaH, June 2O-Rlysr 2 feet
2 inches and falling. Weather clear
aud warm.
CINCINNATI, June 29.-The river has
fallenT inches, with feet Inches In
the channel. Weather clear In part.
THERMOMETERS 1872.
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MILWAUKEE, June 29.-Ths Water
town Concordla took the first prize at
the concert OF the aaugerfeBt, Satur-
third. The SRngerfest closes to-day
with summer nights festival ut
Qnentn's Park.
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NEW YoRx, June "a broker's
knocked down and rob.
bed on Wall street, to-day, OF so, 600
in bonds. The assaiIant was arrested
and the properly recovered. -
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ArrrYed.

NEW YORK, June 2e.-The o. s..
steamer MonongaheIa, Commodore s..
s. Bissel, Commanding, from st. Croi1
on the 10th, and st. Thomas on the 17th
instr arrived at this pori at . late hour
last night. 8g-s scgeC st5e4-
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DRY GOODS.

The inquiry for cotton goods is less
active, but prices have q hardening
tendency, and certain styles are being
withdrawn from sale, In anticipation of
higher rates; still, there Is no material
alteration in JoPbers' prices, Heavy
brown sheetings are steady At 1Ie<a1S
Light styles of prints are beiug pretty
well closed out at 111<a121Sc Tor best
makes, while dark styles command
1S3<c; prints like Nassau can be bought
"a lnHE as In1Ee.
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CISc1SNAII, June 2s.-The barn OF
Robert Kennedy, near Hamilton, Ohio,
was destroyed by fire Saturday night.
Three horses and dfteen IONS or hay
were burned. lLoss % so00i insured for
$500 l5isz s Ff3 az
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PETITIONS.

Mr.. Ferguson, of Marshall, offered q
resolution OF Inquiry into the expedi-
eucy Of permitting the Judge OF the
First judicial Circuit 70 give 70 Robert
I. Russell the certificate necessary by
law he not being resident of the State
for one year, to entisle him to practice
law. Adopted. y!
Mr.. Parker offered RESOLUTION OF
inquiry into the expedtency or legal
king the execution OF 2 csLsAAn 'sSs3 "
Jas. q. Orc Adopted.
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LOUISVILLE, June 21.-About three
hundred persons left here to-day for
New York, including the Kentucky;
Alabama delegations.
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MoNTRKAL, June ga boot and
shoe frm doing an extensive business
on McGill street, is reported to have
left with q considerable amount OF
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TheESurraIt Trial Again Postponed.
WAsHISaToN, June 2s.-The Surratt
case was to-day postponed till the 2lst
of fSeptembeF, when he Il to be tried on
an Indictment for attempt 10 abduct
Abraham Lincoln, the indictment for
murder, by virtual agreement OF At
torney Darlington, being abandoned.
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FoKT Ux1or, MEw MEXICO. June "a.
The telegraph Is completed 70 EoIt
Union, New Mexico, and W1H Fsaen
Santa Fe next week. 10 851
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The Presbytery of Pittsburg, the lar
gest in the Reformed Presbyterian
Church, has suspended Its relations
with the Synod that suspended John
a. Stuart. .1gsss . ,sis7
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Chapter XVI-Publie Printer.
On motion of Mr.. SIevenson,s MIR.
Carskadon in the chair, the regular
order was suspended, and the bill 10
kersburg Mutual Coal Company was
on motion of Mr.. Dix, Mr.. Carska-
don's resolution introduced to-day pro-
viding for an adjournment until No
yember was taken up, and discussed
Drummond, the resolution was re-
turned to the table. 1er
The Senate then adjourned until TO-
morrow at o'clock p. M,
THE reporter deems il proper to say
that the Joint COMMITTEES on Revision
meets every morning at 8 O'Clock, and
be held in the afternoon The Commit
tee sits about three, and the Senate
about four hours q day.l sa:ls
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A MEMBER of the Presbyterian As
sembIy at Baltimore protested against
giving up the time-honored7 practice OF
."passing round the hat" TH1
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TORONTO, June 29.zJohn O Breck-
entfdge arrived Saturdays nom faFls.
he remains some time.
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ooNvALEsoENTs,

the maHRnRnt fOHma OF disease, will 6nd
Robacka stomach Bttters invalu able a. g
tonic and Etlmulant for r moving all pros
tT4ting effects when follow dileaSs; IL snp-
plies the great want 50 long felt foTG SAFE
and reliable tOric and appetizer.
Aold by all Druggists egefywhofe-
Lnyts-9mdGw
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MONEY AND STOCKS.

GoLD-Unchanged; opened at 1908;
fell to 140, and closed at 1401Sas401<.
GoyRRNMENT STo0Ks-Closed weak,
under action in the House; coupons 81,
1175<a11s: do '62, 113Na11S2S; do '64,
1I1aI1I<; do '65, 1115<a1112s; do new
I14a1l41S; do '67, 1I4a1l41s; do '6S. 11oa
11O1S; 10-40s, 107I<a1079s: 7-S0s, 110a
Log.
A dispatch from Omaha announces
the completion OF the 660th mile OF the
Union Pacific Railroad.
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q AUeusTA, Me-. June 2a-Daniel
tfonaI Bank died on Sunday.
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Chargea OF Frsa.iud In tne AaJutant
aeneral.s once and second
AudItor,s once.
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duautm
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
or west Virginia.

Capital Paid I'm. 100000.
nHIS BANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BusI-
neSs Of the merchants and Mechan4ca'
Bank or Wheeling" 1t Is q DESIGNATED De
Stats and Is prepared 70 do legitimate
Banking business.
Pe9tdeHs-Ias, Netson Vance,
DiToesoT9-ThOnRs SWeeneYI La .. OeaA-
plain, Jas. O. Aeheson, John Donlon, RooeEt
CFangle, A. Allen Howell, VIM. B. sim pSon.
James DaEeu. 9. BRADY Casn1et.
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CoPENHAaEN, June 2e.-The delay in
the transfer of st. Thomas
to the United States. is represented to
be accidental. The King has intimated
that Santa Cruz will also be disposed of
to the United States, as soon as the
claims of France in connection with
that Island, are settled.
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HOUSE OFDELEGATRs.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

Prayer by the Rev. F. @. q. Lamps,
of the German Evangelical Lutheran
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Runalo.

JUNE Observation-Disclosures,
GRAIN -Wheat-Inactive. Corn
Dull, sales of No. certificate at SOC.
Oats-Dull at 73c offered, 74c asked.
FRR1oars-Veryd dull and unchanged.
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

LONDON, June 2e.-vIscomte st. Fer
riol, First Secretary OF the French Les-
cation at Washington, was tranferred
to England In the same capacity.
HAMBURd, June 29.-The United
States steamer Swatara arrived here
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On motion of Mr.. carskadon, said
resolution was tabled.
The following chapters OF the Code
were read the second timei and ordered
to their third reading:
Chapter X1Y-Certaiu Powers and
Duties of the Governor.
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION.
MONDAY, June %. 1858.
SENATE

MONDAY June ~ 1903.
SENATE.
PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. Fisher, OF the
Presbyterian Church.
The President laid before the Senate
a letter from the Sisters of Visitation,
inviting the mem mbers to attend, the An.
nual Distribution of Premiums at
Mount de Chantal, on Tuesday at 8
a. NJ.
on motion OF MIR. Drummond, the in
vItation was accepted. ,-..
Anumber OF local bills were reported
back from Committees,
On motion of Mr.. Carskadon, the toll
loving resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That article SO OF the Rules
for the government of the Senate, be SO
amended as that the chapters OF the
Code on the Calendar shall be construed
to mean unfinished business.
This disposes pretty ehectnalIy with
miscellaneous business. The Code must
be acted on In preference to other bust
ness, SO long as any chapter Is not COM
pleted.
Mr., Carskadon offered the following,
which lies over until tomorrow:
Resolved By The LegisLatats'e Of WieSt
Pfr0tnid, That when the Legislature
adjourn on Thursday the I'd proximo,
it adjourn to meet on the 10th day OF
November next at 10 o'clock a. M, and
that the members and officers shall re-
ceive no per diem during said recess.
The Code was then taken up,
Chapter * relating to official bonds
and bonda taken In judicial proceed
inRs, was read the second time and or
dered to its third reading.
Chapter XI, relating to the compen-
sation of persons in the service of the
State, Office expenses, and residence Tor
the Governor, was read the second time,
amended in two or three particulars,
and ordered to its third reading.
Chapter XII, relating to the Legisla-
ture, its members, officers and proceed.
ings, was read the second time, amend
ed and tabled.
Chapter XIII, OF the FORMULATION,
proof, commencement and construction
OF laws, and effect of the common law
and ancient statutes, was read the
second time and ordered to its third
reading.
Riddle announced that the House in-
sisted on Its amendment to the Tesolu-
tion, fixing the pay of the Committee
to examine thegAffairs of the Hospital
for the Insane, and had appointed
Committee of Conferences, and also
added an amendment. The Senate
concurred and appointed the Com
mittee. C EIl-
a further message by mr. smith
communicated House joint resolution
to pay the clerk ofsaid COMMITTEES, Col.
E. Frey. Adopted.
And q further message by Mr.. Fer
guson, communicated the following
resolution adopted BY the House:
ReS0EUed, That this House, the SEN
ate concurring, will take recess from
Wednesday, July 1, until Wednesday,
On motion of Mr.. Carskadon, said
resolution was tabled.
The following chapters OF the Code
were read the second time, and ordered
to their third reading: @
Chapter XlY-Certaiu Powers and
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National Bank OF West Virginia
Al wHEELING.
HFoNEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. IN.
lIt terest paid on special deposits. NotesRnd
DIlfs discounted. Exchange bought and sold
OOlIections made on ali potnta and proceeds
promptly Temitted.
Direo10rt
CRIsPEN OaLKsAY. THOMAS HUaaEs.
ARTHUR LITTLE, JOHN X. HUBBARL.
JAMES ACGLuNEY, 81, POLLOCK
JAMES MAXWELL.
CRISpIS oGIERAY.
JOHN WAGNER, President
Cashier. RuES.lyd
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JUNE 2eth.-GRA1S-wheat-WhIte
Michigan 81 IS; amber S225. Corn
Quiet at S71<c for No. 1. oats-Un-
changed at $50 for No. 1.
EREIaHTs-UnchanRed
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FIRST
NATIO NAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
designated Depository Q. 9.
sseeSSe e9SS

oAP1rAr................................... ssee@e
suRPLUs....-.. ........-.-.-..... 5000
MONEY Eeostysd ON deposit; E1oasass
W CoIIections i made and proceeds promptly
iatsTest ON Special Deposits at hsEats Of
FoUR per cent per Rnnun WheEo tho DO.
post remains SIX months and 1--WE Per
Aeeonnis OF Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and Others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale In sums 70 6utts
a CON slant supply of New Fractional Cur
reneys and l. 3 70 80 coin, kept 1or The &C.
commodAt1on OF depoaiIoTa and the public.
GE0- X WHEAT. PreRlt
maTI3 GEO. ADAMS, CaGh'E.,
d, @. LIST. ROBERT MoRRLsorE.
HENRY X. LIST. GIBSON LANE.
JOSEPH kKYBoLD.
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$50 p. N. PRICES.

sTocKs-Pacitic Mail 1Ol1salOl7S; At
lantic Mail 30a33; Western Union Tel
egraph S4a3413<; New York Central
I34&alS45s; Erie 691<a69SS; do preferred
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bash 4sa4S1<; Michigan Central uIi
Michigan Southern 91xa92; Toledo