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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-03
GtreGttelIiaetrer:

The telegraph Saturday brought In
tellIgenCe Of the death Of Henry Keep,
Esq, one Of the great railway kings Of
the country, aud the President Of that
great corporation, the governing power
OF several corporations, the Chicago
and Northwestern railroad. Mr.. Keep
died Friday In New York.
There Is no man among our noted
men ofgreat wealth and commercial
standing who more entirely represents
what we call the self-made man than
did Henry Keep; for he literally work.
ed bis way from the poor house to n
commanding position In the great com.
mercIal interests OF the country, and 10
great wealth. His father dying when
Henry was an infant, he and his
mother were sent to the. poor house Of
Jefferson county, New York. he was
afterwards "bound out" TO a farmer,
but the farmer falling TO carry out
his contract az to the boys schooling,
the boy gathered his clothes into a
bundle, one day, and ran away to pur-
sue his fortune elsewhere. He worked
his way on the Erie canal to the neigh
borhood Of Rochester, where he found
humble but constant employment. He
early developed extraordinary business
capacity, and by speculations in Mon.
roe county bonds and Canada bank
notes, in few years had money enough
to start q bank Of his own. Great pros.
perIty, attended his operations, and he
sooh owned several banks; and became
wealthy man. About fifteen years
ago he removed to New York city, and
there engaged In stock and other great
operations, till his wealth was 10 Ibs
counted IN millions In 1s8s, he was v g
elected President OF the Northwestern
Company, a poSItion which he has filled
with great RCceptablllty. --,-,..-
IN MANNERS Mr.. Keep was retiring
but pleasant and agreeable with those
whom he well knew. His great capacl.
tyand his integrity were unqueStioned.
The announcement Of his death will
bs received with regret throughout the
commercial circles OF the country.
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TIE Church OF England In Ireland,
alflioukhI dIb6A Atab blIAhSd, Twill o remain
literally endowed 9 Mr. Gladstone, In
remarks upon the RmendmsutB made
by the House Of Lords, stated that the
ninistera estimated tho whole value Of
the property,ot the Irish Church at IL
million pounds, besides the value Of
the ;chATgesG gtebeI ElAndg and Rlebe
houses, which, ,thoukh moi available TO
sell, were worthsnot less than s million
pounds, making 16 millions or rs mil.
lion dollarB. 0tthlSisum the bill 10 u
passed the House, left to the 1rlsh
Church all the churches and Rl0be
houses and lands, and z million pounds
Of the balance, making 10 millions out
otthe ID. That II, tho 1rish Church. rel
talned The church ,edifices now In her
possession. the lands attached and the
houses on them, Rud7 million pounds
Of Incomes producing endowment. AS
the bill came back from the Lords, Il
left TO the 1rlsh Church IA million out
Of the 10 million ot, pouuda, q that the
diaendoWed church would retain 'four.
teen-fi ilteenlhs OF thu properly she lad
when she Wa8 endowed The Houae "a.
stored the bill 70 It's previous shape.
and the Lords coa6hfred. .GOin. Ga:ette'
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CUBA.
Landing OF fSlaVcB-.RattIe near Paer.
to PrineIpe-Roloase OrspanISh
..'''''' Prisoners. A1' -F =. y
The Insurgents rapidly increaalng In
~ Numbers and Activity. re


aaE ..f.l "a NEW YORK, July 2.
The HerGlds special, dated Havana,
July 81, Baya It 10 reported that two
slavers had landed In the Clnco Villas
district, on account OF Seulneta Marine.
On Wednesday last, 5000 negro In
Burgents attacked Puerto Principe,
making q general raid through the
city, The, Spanish troops, to the mum.
ber OF 1000 men, attacked them. A se.
we're struggle enSued, in which the
ground was contested inch by inch, the
insurgents retiring IN perfect order,
having achieved the object for which
they made the raid. They captured
and destroyed provisions valued at
$50, 700, and made good their retreat.
The Spaniards do not give any esti.
mate OF the Patriot loss. ThIrty.four
wounded Of their army were taken TO
the barracks. There is great dearth OF
provisions, and consequently much
misery. .. DR. ir
SANTIAGO DE- CUDA, July "a.
The patriot detachments which have
been attacking the fortified plantations
for some time past, defeated the Span.
ish relnforcements sent to meet them.
Col. Camara, commanding the Spanish
forces, was wounded. The expedition
was compelled tolreturn 10 the city. II
10 stated that as soon an preparations
are completed, the patriots will posi>
lively attack Santiago de Cuba.I
The negro militia that made raid
upon Puerto Principe, enabled o nums
Der OF families 10 escape from the
spaniards. The lnveatmsntof Puerto
Principe 10 abandoned. v4tr4@4- MIu
Mr.. Ferguson, long imprisoned at
Mauclllo, has Obtained his release. A
humber otpolitical prisonsrsih have also
been. released. In consequence or GER
tain correspondence having been Inter.
cepted more important Bequestrati lions
The saleof confiscAtsd property takes
place At auction. It. is sugRssted that
the police make q registration OF the
slaves owned by dlsloyRl masters.
More troops are demanded from the In.
terlor. The insurgents are increasing
In numbers and activity. ''7
.,o,... NEW YORK, August 2.
The Herald says II has been rumored
In Washington that belligerent rights
would be accorded TO Cnba by our
Government within ten days, and bets
to that effect were offered The rumor,
however, had no foundation, as the
Cuban question has not bseu before
the Cabinet for at least three weeks.
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z cwt., l4aI6c. Illinois glves 4 600 cattle,
Kentucky 800; with 267 each, from Ohio
and Texas,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Total number OF
sheep q, 900 head, with 9,676 OF to-day.
The prices OF sheep are unchanged, but
sales allow. Lambs are lower, selling
Of Taos; only o small lot Of 100 pound
CanadaB bringing 9Ifc: some IS pound
State lambs brought 9T . car Of s.
pound Canadas at So; q cor OF 70 pound
Ohio sheep sold for 90; so State sheep OF
7s pounds ut $40; car Ohio Of so
pounds at 60, and few Of ITO pounds
Of 20. The stock 10 not all selling.
HodB-Steady at 13o. The arrivals
to-day were 50 cars, or 1880 head for
the week. Two cars Ohio Btillefs
brought lOkc alive. They weighed lsO
pounds.
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THE Linn trial which hss excited tiu.
usual attention In Plttsburg during the
past week was concluded yesterday.
Durlng The entire trial the sympathy
OF the public has been with the accused,
and'thS evidence brought forward has
bean spOh,as 10 ishengthen the judg-
ment in hls favor. The Rev. Linn, pas
tor OF the Westminster Presbyterian
Church was lndlscreeE enough to kiss a
young lady In Cleveland q few years
ago. He also made a remark TO an aC-
quatntauce Of former years concsrIIbg
her physical development. The gen.
tleman acting as the lawyer for The de-
fence In his concluding speech made
the following remarks. IA Hentiehian
and hia wife gave j socIabl6 aflIilMf,
Linn and Miss BruH were among those
present. Il was noted that there was
an attachment existing between them
"a mutual attachment TO each other,
which might have grown into strong-
or attachment, had II not been broken
In this way. -.AT >Tlal .nl uoI sal
That night they walked home to-
gether. In an upper story window,
Sat an cave. .dropper,. waiting, eagerly
TO catch something that could strength
en- her faction. She saw-the kissing;
but she dldn't hear a remonstrRnce;
she didn't see the. 'sstern resistance
spoken OF In this ind ictment. d lCertaln-
ly II II had been very stern she, would
have heard II, at all events. Tfltwas
louder than kiss, think that eager
watcher would have heard II. Laugh,
ter .1flt was not 80 stern as 10 result
In success, II at least resulted, accords
lngto the prosecution, In material for
scandal and our shame. Il think the
prosecution is In an awkward position
on this point, Does II expect the court
to believe itS allegatlonsion On such evil
dence2 Does II further expect the
court 10 believe that the :aRe eiayhleil
Consequences Of the kissing scrape
were the withdrawal OF this Young lady
and her mother from the church-With-
drAwal on account OF violence done 10
their feelings. WIN the Court believe
that, when II has been pEoyen,thAt khe
mother Ahd daughter were both back
TO that church o. week afterwards,
don't think It necessary to pursue
their case further. ...'.. 'r,,
Mr.. McKaig went on 10 discuss the
charge OF lewd conversations, and said.
There was only one witness called on
Il, young lad iWh6 doubtless IL ated
truth-only throwing her Imagination
Into II. Miss Ella Smith testified that
che and lLhery methee lrode In the cSrb
with Mt. 1sitinIto where o ipublle meet &
Ing OF the teachers was being held. She
had not seen him for several years, nor
amamazed9l 'What do you mean; NJ.
Linn says she. ''Why you are 30 de.
yeloped.' Here was o 1ittle girl. that
ereWup from a child almus6to w6man-
hood during his absence. Now Mr..
Linn Is very susceptible, no doubt, and
be felt thiAto be strange: 30 he used
the language referred 70 In the charge.
She had grown and was greatly altered,
and he naturally remarked It by say.
ing you are 'developed.r Laughter, ]
She haked him what heimeane and ID
repealed his words. She took ofiense,
but yet walked about the room with
him for half m hountA .j.I
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KeW York CatlIa IInrlrnt
-'I- y ~ ~ NRw YoRK, Auguat q.

b .1rnn 40 N8w YORK, Augusta 2.
oATTLE-TrAde. ls very dullu with
4,OOo. head on sale, making Tho large
total Of 200 for the week. They can.
not all be- disposed Of. Prices are 70
10 40 lower on all grades bnt the best,
There is.A scarcity OF prime. 4 but the
average quality isi much better than
iastlWeek-fewer low grades Texans
oeing on sale. Some good Texans; win,
tered In Illinois, brouRhtal3o per
pound, PElee0 ranged from 100 10 l6C;
very few. going above 161<e; tho aver.
age, ecant 9I<es A drove OF los Illinois
Bleers, common 9 cWt., brought lSalAc;
2lO OF the Alexander cattle, good 7I<
cwt., average nearly 16c; 100 fGt Alex
ander, 6H cwt;, 1Sci q lot Of 9 cwt. Mis-
souri, steers, l2>1ci % good Ohio cattle,
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American Institute Farmers
sa.a Club. IN.
NEW YoRK, July q,


There was but o slim attendance al
the Farmers Club 10 day, In conse.
quence Of the hot weather. Many let
ters on different subjects were read and
discussed, some being referred without
debate, and when the meeting adjourn
ed Il took q recess Of four weeks, until
the last Tuesday In August.
The hrst business transacted was the
presentation OF o large number ot pack.
ages OF a fertilizer which were 'distribu.
ted. They We're Paid 10 be etfsctual In
destroying WORMS on fruit trees and
bushes II the dust is Bprinkled over the
bushes during the evening dew or after
DR.. TrImbls doubted It's efficacy in
killing the worms or insects. II might
drive them on your neigh boris land.
Mr. Lawton BRId that proper pruning
and cultivation would prevent worms,
A letter from Ohio stated that per-
sons had been poisoned by eating the
leaves OF the rhubarb plant, and that
hogs fed on raw and boiled rhubarb
had died. The writer asked whether
the rhubarb root 10 poisonous. %.
Mr.. Fuller and others stated that the
but Inc leaves were poisonois. y
DR. Trimble AxhIbilad Eonia vary Ana
plums on hranches. which weTe
brought from Vineland. 'N
Il was stated that Aprloot treea vera
scarce. Mr.. LaWton said that Apricot
trees could be got in any onaniitv, and
the fFnIt was most (lplleIona. n ShnnId
receive more extensIye cultivatlon. n
had been held that mach tSeeS ware
poisonous. but the preen leaves vava n
healthy flavor for Isilies. :
Mr, Ouin. OF NewRrk. nm axtanaiva
fruIt.RroWer. Exhibited anne brSrchsS
Of fpears, yery heavily laden. and ar
" pursued In pear.growinr. and in nTo,
ferent Kinds. He went delIberStelv ovar
his trees between the lst Of July and lat
OF August, and where eIpht nears lars are NJ, on
q branch he takes Oh ave: and in that
propoFtIorf onIhe Other ,i1ranehssi ara
the remaining three will weloh moTa
and produce Far mora delIoions fiavoTatI @
frnit. and at least ion mar csnt mora IN
prIcs. than II ne whole eIVht had "a
maIned. ifNt . = F'e'sS' '-''S'SS
OnIte an anImated disonasIon tool
place respectInv me soil on Hemnstesd
Plains, between DR.. Pack Of LONG IA
land. and M. Rrnan az Nav. .Tasaev,
DR., Peck exhibiting N box nm Of ne
soil of Hempstead Plains. and NJ
iBruen mob. .pohIng at il. The scene was
very amusing,
Mr.. GodWin informed tha Climb that
fouFthundrsd AZ Ttha6sSt SnecImsns NJ
nrIEs foVlg in Ihf66e'had racsntIv bsen
receiyetI by the steamshIp Scotia. and
had been semi 10 Inc farm of M. Row
land Levitt. mar Flushing Long
Island. to recp pnerate for a few wesk 9
after their VOYAGE nreyions IN hsInS
soid. Thev had been. seSt Ia this eoi; @ 4 !,
tfy Iby Nj. Cooper, Soi jLlmsEIck, frS.
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THE sporting fraternity are in force


THR sporting fraternity are 10 force
ct Saratoga. a correspondent saya:
The Hon. John Morrlssy and hls
sporting ttlsnds who tlv0i6y iiah ting
the tiger, are In full feather and makIpe
the most OF the season. It's reported
that they have reapedI u rich harvest
this year and that many well.
pockets have been emplIed by theIr
skill: Many gentlemen, Of the turf are
also here awaiting the commencement
OF the races on the 3lBt llnAt. There are
above q hundred fine horses In the dIE-
ferent stables, that rIiay be seen daily
ridden by dArky, boys, exercising on
tho, tcpntse!l Il met rdY6 Of them quite
Unexpectedly the other day on their
way 10 their stables, and their appear.
ance In Indian file with sable Jockeys
was qpite ludictous. reminding one OF
Alphabet James, tho noYelIst, and his
solitary horaemRn., Every afternoon
there isa hn6 display OF carriage HORSES
on Broadway, Commodore .YanderbIIt'a
team being especially nuticable. Frank
MoIkA1 trotters, dLlthose OF Sidney
Morse, S.'DeViBer, q. H.AK.H Corning, Il.
Y. Butler. O. W. .Dnrant, Peter Moller,
=. AZ Hammonn, Isaac R,Phelps, Mr..
Morton and Major George LELAND also
attract attention. ,sSi1i[TT yi,s,ir;d 4. Il
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sUo+ WHEELING WEST VA TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 1859

majority ever received by any candl-
date In this State, and right upon the
heels Of sixty or seventy thousand ma.
joflIy, Il would look wonderfully after
the fashion OF doing things In the Old
World To lay him on the Bhelfand set
up his overwhelmingly beaten competl.
tor as Military Governor In his stead.
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IN n II'F IxSCR / A11.. 1.'li !.
A Horse Thief Hang 60 GlTree InlllI.
nois-Deaperate Rsalstane6 Ti9S.
.,,,., or the Victim. 's' . %. 4.
= Y -lHp >. NJ n, r.,o,r,s. r, ,Trlv J

The excitement Al lPSkiu, Illinois, In
regard 70 the killing OF, the, deputy
shefin OF TAzewell county, Whil6 10
attempted TO arrest two horse thieves,
eliminated at two O'Clock yesterday
morning, when q crowd OF mon from
the country burst into the 1Gil, took tho
leader OF thegangont and hing hImto
tree. He some way obtained posDoS-
slon lora clasp knife and cut several OF
the nlynehing party; one Of them 90
badly that he will probably not recoY.
or. II was thought that some more Of
the gang would be lynched,
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sE.LoIu1R., L.
:. 80 ~. flnlslA - r fHlNl+ LLfLHN Ll
DesperAtel Fight In Ihe EubuFbs-
ThuratOn, the PuEIIiBt, BADLY
3 60. - =. VVnuIaafah

tgg.s srtas,d ST. LOUIS, August 2. be
a hight occurred 10 one Of the western
suburbs, yesterday afternoon, between
party OF rlvermen, who were taking
q drive, and some fowdIes, who seemed
disposed 10 take. possession Of. their
That6lbu, the pngillSt, and some friends
a5GvS fn,, S,tp Gp' A5d ThqEst9n "a demanded .a,a led
sanlled and knocked three OF his as
sailanta down, when no was shot, once
behind tho ear tearing Eportion of'the
ear aWAyi once on the cheek the ball
passing through his mouth, and once
u the hip, the bullet reaching the bone.
Thurston was brought to the city, and
although he suffers q good deal bis
wounds are not considered fatal,
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RHE9ARAY INBTTTUTE 1897 AND
VI $40 BpEt1e0 AtroetT philadelphia, Pa,
EngliSh and French for young Ladie6 and
Ia MONDAY, aEPFEMBER 2Oth.
Fronch 10 the language OF the family and
b. constantly spoken m the InHtiIute. Ia
MADAME D'HERVlLLY,
JyletttA2meod illaaaeee,N Principal
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HooE1AND,s GERMAN TONIC.
HooELAND's GERMAN TONIC

Ia ia p,sAsint prs,SpsStStIsn ,Sst of.ihs BiIioliSs Tor
those who do not like extreme Bltter8. It
u composed OF all the ingredients OF the
Ritten combined with puT0 HantA Cruz rum
and agreeable hhvuring 'e1tac It's use l
recommended When some pure Btimulant Ia
required In CONF ection' with the tonic pro-
peftieB OF the Bitter8,
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TIL, Chicago EVestlp Post says: 'As
New, York ia spending d good deal of
money to enlarge He'll Gate, II has
been spggoaled that tho propFletor OF
the place on the other aide OF the Gate
ought 10 bear his share OF the expense.
We have recel wed. per SpOttlgpe, . COM
Empnicatlon 1fpm his satanic majoaty,
saying tho enlargement makes no dlf.
ference to him-he gets all New York's
enatom In any case
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FRANCE
the liberal Propositions Of tho
, o.. Imperial Message 20 be
a.. g Realized, ...,..... +.

N.. Ha,." ~ 81 PARIS, August 2.
Theleadlhg provisions Of the senate's
Constitution now being prepared by
the Government, bid fair 10 realize the
ideas Of tho Imperial message 10 the
Corps Legislatif. The right Of Paflla.
mentary initiative will be uncondItlon.
ally granted. The power Of the Ooun.
Gil OF State 10 veto amend uenls 10
projects otlAw will be abolished, The
Senate bill to specify objections made
by the Corps 10 clauses Of q bill and
state the terms Of alteration. Each
deputy will be entitled TO propose the
order OF the day. The Government
reserves the right to refer such order
to a COMMITTEES. The decree will dWeIl
on the different phrases Of transform
ing q personal Government into d
Liberal Empire and will lay stress on
the principle Of Ministerial responsible
lily. 'aF ~
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AYVIIa unA uIoD
CAUTION.
ia IAN Z,
PRIoES.

hooaAndh German Blttera, per bottle q %
'SiIFTl STiIlSII hi Z sAf lh6li duSGh ,TiS %
Hoolandh 6erman Tonic, Pat up In ,quaSI,
6oltl0a, q b0p6 bottle d D half doE6h f6f
sn6 ScIl M q ID SranaiilSS van thS n.
icl0 you bay, IN order 70 got the genuine.
For SAl0 By Druggists and Dealers In Med.
cine everywhere, lyH
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COMMISSIONER DEtANo decides that
though, cigar boxes may not be used A
second time, they may be demolished
and converted lntp new ;bo1esg Also,
that retailers may sell tobacco from
wooden packages properly stamped; /;
but that II the contents are removed
from such packages and exhibited In
Jars or show.Wlndows. they are llahle
70 seizure, and the burden Of proof Of
payment Of etax AZ lhEliL ehsElli iarasse upon the
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Notice to Certain Nun:Rssldeuts and

Notice to Certain Non Residents and
.o.. .aH. Others.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y County, Cireuit Court,
The Merchants and Mechanics Bank OF
Leonard @. FIoat and Nathan T, AiRbIe,
Par!ners under the hrm namo OF L. Q.
- 'T',T In Chaneery.
1al Samuel TFimble,
5a The said L. Q. FTcst q Co., ct al,.
.lgrs.H. In ChAneoEy. .I .a
BENJAMIN r. Sherman and John b. Cole,
partners under tho arm name OF shers
man . Cole, p '.F
The said L. Q. Prost q Co.. st ais.
90 In Chancory.
Notice Is hereby given 10 all tho parties 10
The above named causes, and 70 all
olhem having liens upon the money or
eheot9 In tho hands OF the defendant,
Joseph Heybold, that pursuant 70 decree
made and entered by consent OF parties on
WSicS CIV vsrS Issrd @ % tctSser @ " On HOHS ava SSas
will on Thursday, the 2oth day OF August,
1859, 1t 10 o'clock A. n, at my oftie6 on
Fourth street, In Wheeling, West Va, pro.
ceed 70 take and BtAtA an account OF the
amounts respectively .due TO the parties In
Hatd causes, and TO all othefH having liens
upon the money or 0n9ctl In tho hands OF
the defendant, Joseph Aeybolh, o. well a OF
tho amount and value Of the said money
and efectS In the hands OF tha RAld Eeybold.
VIII also ascertain whether any, and II any
which and how much OF the amounts due
as Aforesaid BY tho said L. o. Frost 4 20. arc
LIENS upon the said money and effects, and
the oruer and priority In which they are 10.
Bpectlvely entitled 10 payment out OF the
same. Twill report BAid account and other
matters above Indicated 70 the Court, with
or specially required by either ofthe parties.
....,,..,-,,. GEO. B. CALDWELL,
Commissioner In Chanoory ofGaId Court.
jy2I.oaW4w s %
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aLAes--HAMILToN-At tho rosidoncs
Of the bfldo'B fAther, BY tho Rev. J. r.
Mcclure, Mr.. ]. p. 0LABS and MtD LAURA
HAMILToN, all Of thla CITY, Il
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mARKKrS M TRLEaRAPM.

- sge!4 NEW YoRK, Augusta.
CoTToN-Steady; sales Of 1900 bales
at SS1Tc for middling uplands. I "a
FLoUR-Closed more active and q
shade firmer.4 hfF75H1r. ~ b ''D1, y
GRAIN-Wheat-1a2c better With light
supply and moderate export de-
mand. Rye-NomlnRl at 81 2eaI 81 for
western. oatsA.Rather heavy at $40
for old and 500 for new western afloat.
Corn-Dnll and heavy Rt S0caSl O2 for
unsound and 81 0Sal 90 for sound mixed
western. fnF 1lffus1I SErgg SHSsl
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-QuIet at S8S 12a
80 %. Mess Beef-Quiet and unohane-
ed. Out Meats-Noininal. Bacon
Dull and unchanged. LRrd-Dull Of
l9Hal99Sc for fair 10 prime steam. : a.
Edas--QuIek and. tnehan1ail l.l IL