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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-10

tffhAy dOhofe 4tstttt-, e<ts ~
The otoeing also pal IA riats AMI are sent a. ne
prices gires 5eOsr.
Is Fever and AgGe. Chill Fever. Agues. - 70
H. Piles. Blind bleeding. ...-..-....-...-..-51
Is, Opshein,y, and Sore or Weak Eyes 80
H. Casarrss, AGATE Chronic. Influenza SO
81. Whooping Cough. Violent Cough -. 20
81. Asst Imn. Oppressed Breathing. .-.-...-..-t 20
- Ear Discharges Impaired Hearing 20
~ scrofuIa, Enlarged Glands, SSellines-. SO
q, General Debility, Physical Weakness. 80
Is, Dropsy. and Scanty Secretions 80
D. Sea-SiclSncss. Sickness from Riding 50
81. Kidney disease, Gravel .....-...-..-.--5o
p, Nervous Debility. Seminal Ennis
sions. Involuntary Discharges --.---.-.1 W
q. sore 1Iourh, C4nker............ 50
~, Urinary Weakness, Wetting Bed. "a
81. Painsu. Periods. with Spasms- -----....-.5
y. SuGerinss ct change of life c.
6, Epilepsy. Spssms. 1t. Vitus' Dance. Il O.
"a, Diptheria, liberated sore Throat. .--....--1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-10
Little Risk with Fair Prospects of
Heavy Gains.

Try IL! We pledge ourselves to give each Tbs
following articles enumerated below
for Five Dollars:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-10
10000 Agents Wanted
RANISDELI. NORWAY OATS.

PROFANEs SWEARING: being against the laws
OF God OF ggs' Society. aud the State. neither
IN rlstIatl. IL a II L
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We the undersigned hereby certify that We
were present at the trot At fleetwood Park yestcr-
day between the Blacksmith colt, Capt. Boyd, and
Lille that We have read the accounts published ia
tue newspapers, and consider them unfair and
prcJudced In every particular tina, the taking OF
tue second and fourth heats from tie col, was an
exhibition OF unairness which is without a rasall !
iu the records of uutung ard that the presence of
Mr. Dat,r IN the stand and bis constant interference
with tnc Judges, and his allowing Mr. Dutly The re-
puted owner Oi Lille. u remain IN tuo iul-es'
ana during the race deserved tie scNrrC.t ,tnsurc
Ine pOui hUuKe al'u sLow that one or more vi The
judges had bet on the race.
Charles II Palmer. Fort CNcs'er John u. smith
furtchc-cr j s'ph Nur,l.t, HloIaNu. ~ s.. row
rs NN' az tI co. J., II. N,ht'r, 81 .N.A tN~ti
= B Logan q ilUauc !rtct Jas. -. &. N,EIol, H.
East IlOttAaN ttui.Ja- Casey. - East bIu4IA..
g.. n Head, Fctclra.y surge M ~ Las, brua4NIy.
Edward ,urksuu, o. o. .,t Broadway.
ALW lOEk, Oct b, 1910.
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THURSDAY, Oct C--fLoUR AND MEAL-rho
market was trlN active for home use, ami very
ntm; medium bakUr- brands -Ceu 10 have an upwprl
tendency; snos O. 100 hhs at $3.50 Si25 for superi nc
aud 20 6ac,fs o Tor mcdlum to choice bakers and
family brands. Soutnefn nours irm 90 tjisat ~ 20
for s1ippng extras, and t65tDt+t1 for traIc an
family brands. Rye Jour, fi..Is ar. with good
tySDRtEs- Cotton Us active and nrh middhng up
lands, i6ac; low to, Tic. Spirits tprpcntne urn,
but quiet whole lots, ic. Rosin nru; strained sos
9f2l0 petroleum nrn ant very active, az sic lkc.
tor rcnHed Nnskcy custer At SC. tax paid Iallow
iu moderate dcmand At ss9t. frcignts huueri 90 COZ
cotton, 1-iit "a
uEAiN Wheat was dun hut nm; salcs o. OnO bush at
ti3.csfitj for nmber winter, sl3 for No.
spgug, also for No do and ~ lJctii0 for old 10
dull tlrm sales 5000 uusb 1O5jc fOi Western
and 5ha SIC. Tor ONO, Corn ldlc. lower and duI
sales 1900 nlsh at aG5ic. for western mGel and W
PRovfsioNs-fork dull and nominal in a wholesale
way, but with mOdefa lphhng rad" sales go by =
at s2jjl Tor mess, an fp509S0 for clear BVrttn ati
demand ana steady sales ID bls. M flsfS tIr plain
aud extra r'css. 1icrCe Dcct dun and nominal Beet
hams dull al as Cut meats Quiet AMI prices unctr
tain. Bacon quilt; sales ~ hxs. long clear nj l54c
dressed hogs steady n i4iRc. Lard quiet but nm
sales 90 pSgs. At la 49,. for and iAN Tor W"steru
steam Butter ana cheese uu aud dropping, the latter
owing 70 the decl no In gold ana cxchante.
GEOCERiES-tonce IA moderate dem mi and prices
steady RIO. hhGtlSc. gold, and SCl2slac gold, fOi
Java sales 49OJ bags Rio. Rice In lar jo6bng d.
nand and Arm sace j. ties. ne crop Carolina 100 Oag'
angOon at dsc, and 90 bags PAtna AT SIC. MOlassc
moderately active and s"a1y on choice grad OF CUBA
and Porto REQ sales 30 nhds. Rnrto Rico at 4Uc
sugar-lsdw rather quiet but prices remain nin al
eHlOc for far 10 good refining sales 40 hhs at 80
0Hc. for cuba, i0Ctl0 for Porto Rico, aud 500 hIs
Havana at l0a,i refined arm At Is &c. ioF lar Is
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Three Men Killed by II Grizzly Bcnr.

rom tte san ouae NtuL) INdtIcUtfff
Three men, whose names are uuknow n, but
WHO had been keeping a Dairy on the san Bcuito
tincu came 20 their death Ia u most horrible man
ncr. On Thursday one OF their cows strNel aNay
aud was Lost. On the next morning, before break
fast, two of them started ont TO take look for tie
missing animal After travelling up the rlVine for
some distance, they discovered tue COW Is ing an ong
the brush, Thinking she was asleep they went up
To tart her home but II appears the COW had been
Kled by grizzly, who was at this time lying az her
side. As the men approached, the bear loaped upon
the foremost one and throwing him to the ground,
toTo out bus entTslls and tEen seizing the second
caught his head IN his mouth and OFT It entirely or
mangling 1t fclrfully The bear then resumed his
position by the body OF the dead COW. The man
who was first attacked did not die Immediately but
had strength enough left TO drag himself short dis
lance from the spot.
In the meantime, the man left al the camp having
prepared breakfast went out TO call up the com
panions. Finding their trail, he followed II until 10
saw the COW lying In the bushes, and thinking he
would drive her home, he approached the spot,
when the bear aurnglng uDOn hm instantly killed.
him. mangling him in tho most horrible manner.
The surviving victim, who was lying In the bush ut
q short distance from the scene, witnessed his an
proach and death, out was terribly wounded that
he was unable to give any warning. Tho bodies
were found short timo aiterWard, ana conveyed 10
the camp where the survivor died during the ensu.
ing night after relating the affair as We have stated
above. Ihs bear Is tue same one which has been In
that vicinity for the last ten years, II being known
from ITS peculiar track having lost three OF the toes
from one Of ITS feet,
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The Dedication of DIR. Morgan's Temple.

Yesterday morning, at il O'Clock, the new
Cnu-ca OF ST. Thoma-, al Fiityihird street and fth
avetuc, was formally opened Tor divine service Bc-
tween scycnty.1ve and oigi'y clcrgymen took part
In the ceremonial. Bishops Potter, Lit,ltjohn, and
Talbot with the Roy. Dr. MORAN, rector Of the
church, oflciatcd. DR.. Morgan preached the ser
mon, and George W Warr,n, ol tie Church Of the
Holy Trinity Of Brooklyn, was tue organ-t. At
precisely II O'Clock tho long line OF clergy clad IN
white surprises walkel up the centre aisle, I've con
rcration rsins 20 their feet and remaining stand.
L. while the choir sang the opening hymn, Bcss.
cG ciN, Heavenly Slirr." TIE In'roit at the Holy
Of u.d Hundred 10y tio choir, the entire congrc
j IIlHg Fi"yct Tor the tLuTcI E'utaht followed
nc ls,rpNun, which US the composition Of DR..
BoNce. A. tie conJregatI IN passed out OF the
Loose tine choir sang Sops aud Daughters Of the
hu-,' aud the services closed with ItT SI,ctgs,
lM NNLeA only MuMon IIrllLIpLLll.
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STAMPING our CUB4y sEAvERY.
The English Abolitionists Moving A stormy
Meeting In Havana De Rodas Dee


nounced.
We learn on the authority of letter Of Sept.
20 nom Havana, published in la Rsr0iVcioH Of this
city, tia, on the 18th ult. a meeting was held by
twenty eight gentlemen Who had been appointed by
the Government to discuss the question Of tie abo
ton OF slavery. The reason OF the meeting was that
Dc Rodas had received from the Colonial Minister
note addressed by the Aooliuonist Society OF Lon.
don TO tue Spanish Government.
The meeting appears 10 have been a very stormy
one. One spaniard said he was ashamed Of his ma
tionality, aud above all ashamed Of obcying the pre-
sent Government, which possessed the confidence
" nobody. This gentleman launched out into all
Of abuses the Regent for his want of energy
shown in even receiving the observations OF tie
English philantropsts lie ought, he SAID, to have
sent them to the devil. lie was ashamed OF hun,
hut they OLe Madrid Go, trnncbD could rely upon
one uirg, and that was, that ON the 'slard nothing
should he done EXCEPT in accordance with the wishes
Of tie spanards in Cuba They were determined
on that In any event
Mr.. Gouzalo Jsrrir, Mr.. Jose .. Argudn, and
other members Of the me-, ting propos, all kinds Of
pretended p,lns OF emat pation really schemes TO
Uvuid COM living With the late law. some proposed
70 zee tue saves Ia hi,en years, wii ave years ex'
ira labor a. apprentices; Others tat tue slaves
should be valued now, aud emancipation commence
ten years hence,
Finally tae Government asked the Administrative
Council Of tie island 20 present within thirty day.
two plans. one on tie subject Of tire slaves and
another on those vi the freedmen. The latter are
those that are " become under thu, sdme decree
ofte Cortcs which tho spanisrds In Lubl ,re de.
termined not 10 comply with The Council demurIed
to TINS proposition, as in their opinion It was cut
side taeir province. 1t should be drawn Up, they
sad,by the NaITil Government and then submitted
to them ior approval but az last they cOndcsccn ded
to comply with De Rodas's request
IL will be strange II cal protest OF a fe w
philanthropc knglisbmen, VINO nave no pecuniafy
political interest In Cuba, should force tue span.
ard' Oi Juba to inauguratt practical emancipation
OF their slaves. after tcse ZANE Spanards have re-
fused to enforce laws vi Ike tendency passed by the
spanish CoTtes.
And ii vii rot be pleasant reflection for the few
real philanthrOpists OF this country, whose wishes
and enGcaNOrs are not tethered or turned aside by
political party motives, TO remember that the real
abolition party in Cuba, the patriots, have met tire
direct opposition where they nad tue rgnt to cNpet
tho warmesi sympathy ana most efhcenl aid namely.
nom an abolition ministry vi this country.
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THE KING srRLEr rRAGEDr.
Was IL n Murder or only Terrible Tenn
peraucc Lecture t-Cassidy's Fall from n
Third-Story Window - Mrs. Cn--id, .
story, rs Told In the Jc1erton Market
pai.

Prison.
A StN reporter had an interview yesterday with
tie woman Cassidy, who b. accused OF pitching her
dow Of their dwelling. ~ King street She was in
her cell in jefferson Markc; Prison. Her eyes were
red with weeping. She said that her has bard began
drink NJ on Monday evening; that after driukin.
all day Tues .7y lac reached home N TIC afternoon
terribly intoxicated, and was very abusive. She
went out to summon officer merely to frightcn
him little. When the officer went away her hus.
band got knife and went to the window 20 sharpen
1t on the bricks or stone. He was drunk, and she
a Int know what be might do with the knife. The
window was a low one Tie III being not more than
lot iron the floor. ~ he went tow frl III, win
low She went out OF tie room aud l.Dy"l out II "a
h',l window, and the next III" heard OF him in
not a soul was In the room. Thcir three g. H.
ttcu. aged = TO- aud 10 t'rtNriN. were absent At
school. SO hyl not lccn oul II thc rulm five win.
utcs at the lime Of The accident. ihry rad been
married uuri an No1r-, aut had only tlrcc children
living. lutl tour years ago her fu .hfal was a
GOOD mau. Then Lo took to drinking. and had
pavned nearly everything they had 10 get drink.
Report,r-lle crime with Which you arc charged
II terrible one.
Prisoner wocuing- Faith kaow nothing more
EhyGt IL than what | read In the papers. How
could a poor weak woman Ike mo throw such
man out Of ihe NlndoTt Tie weighed nearly two
hundred pounds. A. God is my Judge know no.
tAug about H. lie bad been In tie hospital, and
was only month after leaving IL.
Reporter Have YOU ans thing more to say :
Pnsonet-l didn't do 1t, and know nothing about
H. Wotra! wora how could | make me poor
children orphans-him dead aui me here in pri-,D ;
A. the reporter turned Ia 20, the woman coveriuE
her face with her bit Of \ shawl, shank away 20 a
corner OF the cell, crying, On, worra worra !
MOITA
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E'V"i "tS "V""S" H'"V' NVNN +'"'FN''''
On Thursday last the labors of the parties who
ad been boring Tor the last eighteen months In LIN
coin, the capital city vi Nebraska, for salt wafer,
were crowned with success. At tie depth OF Coz
feet below tho surface, Ia stratum u sandstone,
lead OF the great suhterTanean sea Of sat water was
struck, and tho bIiny torrent came struggling up
around the auger and shot into the air some eight
ten feet. II has since flowed strongly aud steadily,
and with great force ana increasing strength,
forming brny rivulet. IL is believed by the eI.
peIts who have seen the flow that when the anger
is withdrawn and tubing inserted a stream OF water
viii DO projected from the well TO the height OF Atty
ssJt wataI " the wOrla
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After dinner there was a little oratory.
Mrs. Predcnhumcr's Hopeful sou-in-Law.

Catharine pfedcnhamer was taken TO Essex
MARI Ct Police Court on charge Of receiving stolen
goods. While che was under arrest her daughter
wife Of William Batoy, went to MI. Pfcdenhamer,
her father, and procured SJO saying that amount
must be paid the Juasc to secure ter release. The
money was given 70 B.jcy. Ills mothcr-in.law, Mr..
PicIcuhamor was then released, having been de
tanned but short time, nobody appearing to pres
the clar~c. Clth3rip1 has now su"l her soa.in-lly
tor the {J0, claiming hat her arrest was "putup
j1b ~ b. him. for The purpose o procuring The money
ou the rlsu proteIct Of getting her clear. ste had
him arrested IN turn AMI ne moved yesterday in the
Superior Court to yuratr the order arrest aver.
ring that the $500 vas 10 pay counsel. lac admitted
lat lie had been iCur years IN State Prison. De.
C.sIJu reserved.
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The ThundcrboIt'- ward Once More
Aroused.

The Eighth Ward Ianmany Hall Demo-
cratic Committee met last hight at the OF the
Michael Norton Association, sS5 Hudson street.
The hail was crowded to sufJcation. At o'clock
Alderman Isaac Robinson called the meeting to or
der. and nominated as temporary officers Senator
Michael Norton for Chairman, and Charles \. Lane
and Lewis c. Bruins for Secretaries.
Senator Norton, who was received with the most
enthusiasts applause briefly addressed the meeting
and urged the Committee 20 go to work in support
Of the State ticket The senator then stated that
his many engagements during this canvas, wou.l 4
preclude him from acting clairm1n ut the regu-
lsr meetings OF the Committee. he suggested that
a committee shouid be appointed 60 name permanent
ofccrs to report at tic next meeting 1ris motion
was carried, aud committee ui i've apIoiuie:.
which the Committee adjourned till ncXt Inursdiy
night, when several prominent speakers Will al.
drcsa the Inoeting
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DiSHEs HERE IND THERE ny THE
SUNS REPORTERS.

Another New Deaf In the Police DEPART
Eicnt-The siXtd ward no Longer 10 In
Joy the Monopoly of promoiious-A
Chance for Judge Bosworih To reform
tho Police.
Those incorrigibIc policemen who, when called
to trial for their dehnqucncics, have winked at the
incorruptblc Judge Bosworih and uiumphanty TO
marked TO their comrades that they had friend at
court, will regret the resignation Of Police Commits
sioncr Matthew r. Brennan. Blu. who shall do
scribe the rejoicing Of policemen In all the precincts
except the Sixth when they learn that promotions
in the Police Department are no longer to be con
fined to tho old Sixth Wardf The merchants Of
the Finh Ward too, may rejoice vt the change, ~
tie keen and suavc politician Brennan took from
item the viglant and able Capt. Jeremiah Petty aud
dcmoralZcd the policemen Of their ward BY putting
over tscir heads the sleepy ard incompetent Capt
John Williamson, and Mr.. Brcnn1ns successor may
restore Capt Petty to his old command ana tuu4
make the FIN Ward snle again. Aud good old
Judge Bosworth also may be glad; for 10 may hope
that the Hon NJ. T. BIS successor may he man "
conscience, who will not wifuliy sacrifice tue honor
Of the Police Department to save his pOticil friends
from mcrtcd punishment Commits ioncr Brennan
will tender his resignation to the mountebanE
O'Hall TO-DAY.
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Shooting on Jcrome PnrL Course.

Oscar Taylor was shot yesterday morning on
lho Jerome Park race track By one Patterson, a
horse trainer. Taylor, who IL a hostor, wls CO IN
ing hor.e, when Patterson STEPPED up ami com.
paiLcd VI his being late, at the Same time taking up
q stick to strike him. Taylor also took up a stick
10 defend himself, when Patterson seized a pitch.
fork, aud TAYLOR picked ~ a stone. Patterson
went way but soon returned with Il pistol an /
fired three shos at Taylor, one OF WhI. took effect
IA ais le't thigh. After shooting Taylor LO Jumped
ito his wagon aud escaped,
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Another forgery case was brought to the surf4 CO
this morning but the pcrpetrItor Of the same " ~
fortunately unsuccessful in carrying out his plans
u appears that nm employee IN tire Sub.rreasury OF
the name OF Miller called on the tirm OF Narnilye &
Co, and stated that Gen. niilhousp, the Assistant
Treasurer desired to purchase ten thousand dollars
worth Of bonds, also requesting bill OF tho to
be estimated. On receiving bill for the amount
required IN pay ment, Miller eft the office, but soon
returned VITO cle'@ Tor tue exact am Iun, signed
ny Mr. W. q. White, Cashier OF the sub Treasury.
Suspccting some irr' gulnrity, Mcssri. Vcrnilye
clnCd TO pay over tic bonds until the commences
OF the signature assured. Miller went 10 the
Sub-TrcIsuty with of Nerniyc's CLERKS to be
assured Of tie validity OF the check. which, however
was pronounced forgery, AMI Miller was prompt
~ arrested BY . Government detective.
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I'll. I,tcrmipnl,Ie Fri. sui,,

Judge Barnard on Tuesday granted an alterna
tive mdnd1mus, returnabey yesterday, on application
of Franklin II. Churchill, requiring the officers Of the
Erie Railway Company to show him the transfer
books and the books containing the names Of the
stockholders. Mr.. Churchill claims to own ninet,
shares of Erie stock ana wants access 10 the books
three Directors. The case is to be heard to-day.
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The Good Father Preston. Fair.

The ladies' of ST. AIMS Church will hold fair
In the Academy OF Music between October "a AMI
November o. Their object lie to raise funds for tie
building Of tho new church Twelfth street and tho
parochial school building In the OF tho church
Any donation, either In money or otherwise. sent to
tho rectory, 145 Eighth street. will be most crate.
iullV regpiyld
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Live stock MARKET.

NEW YoRK. Thursday, Oct. 6-The receipts ri
beeVcs to-day only 20 car oad3, 80 head, TIL,
offerings included n loads OF good Texans. vhicl
were sold at lie. n and ~ cars OF medium to goot
Illinois and India "a steers, selling AZ l3op54c.
The market closed nrm at an advance Of about &c. p
n and the yards we're clear OF unsOd stock before II
A. VI. VITA - cars, $50 sheep and lamb. received
saleb were active at SebCis n for medium to prm,
sheep, and "a &C h. foi fair 10 prime alnbs Yea
calves were In demand az l05i3c y n and grasser'
were selling at g. sos y head for oruAary good
lots. The hog marSet was nrm At skW9'4c. tor live
hoga and llG for dressed. win receIpts OF 2O
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The Last spree before Election.

The brooklyn WuIer BOaTd's aud AIdtmens
junketing party yesterday made their annual visit
to Hampstead to convince themselves that the water
supply Of the city was not falling on Champa,ne
and sevontyCent cigars were furnished, as had been
anticipated. Total cost to the taxpayers SbOOJ.
lhe INTO OF la1 Is only per cont ln ElooklNn.
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Mrs. DnnncIrs suIr for Divorce.

Mary j. DunneIl seeks separation from her
husband George II. DuuneI an insurance clerk, be-
cause he treats her cruelty has threatened to brain
her witha poker, aud pointed pistol at her. a
motion yesterday before Judge Cardozo for aimouy
pending the suit was denied, with Leave 10 renew ON
ImrIlIr All Invite.
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Arrived THURSDAY, Oct 9.
Steamship Tyhee. San Domingo city, mdse and pass
Steamship Anglia, Gla.gow, mlse. and pass.
Shil Asa Eldridgt, Manila mdse.
BARK Mary Pratt. Newport. Eng, railroad Iron.
Bark Joscpnine Mnrtin, Cow Bay, coal.
Big Musca, Cow BAY, coal.
Bris Lizzie Morfell, Guttenhurg, bar iron.
Brig Ruth. Winds ~. y :. plaster.
Scar Clara MOodhOuse, BRACES, Santiago, Texas
hides, wool, and pass.
schr Mary Lunt, Jacuel Hayti coffee and log ood.
SChr Humming Bird, 81 Jonn II. lumber.
Schr Petrouia. Kingston. ia. coffee, logwood, and
pass.
Aiso. the usual river coastwise vesses.
sAtLRD-5teanships Batavia, for Liverpool Rapidan
Havana Gen Barnes, savannah Glyde, Chariesto
u cd NAmiqstoni Ellen Terry, Newoern.
Niagara, Norfolk.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED orr.
GLisGow, Oct. 0.-lvWa, New ORR, slsnalltd OF
MOyllc.