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From Washington.

NAVAL.
WASHINGTON, d, G., Sept. 2t.-The follow
ing is a list Of the officers OF the Wabash flag
ship, now preparing for sea at Boston, as flag
ship of the European fleet; they arc ordered to
report on the 9Th Of October: Captain t. W.
Shuleldt, commanding; Captain VIM. G. Tenn
pie, chief of staff; Lieutenant Commander,
Thomas j. Swami; Executive, G. w. Hayward,
w. Charles McGregor, b. II. McCala and G. f.
F. Wilde; Leutenants, Il. G.. Hooker and Frank
lin Hanford; Masters, i. &. Logan, w. X.
Reeder, Il. I. Jasper and W. J. Barnett; En-
signs, S. c. Paine, c. Il. Brown, n L. Mason
and f. b. Barry; Fleet Surgeon, f. S. Hippen
Passed Assistant Surgeon, Il. +. Wlnslow; As
slstant Surgeon, NJ. S. Ruth; Fleet Paymaster,
James Fulton; Fleet Engineer C. H. Loring
First Assistant Engineers, D. T.. Mccartney and
L. NJ. Jones; Second Assistant, c. w. Roe;
Chaplain, George d, Henderson; Midshipmen,
I. ii. Geutschc, Chauncey Thomas, c. w. Bart
lett, f. f. Tualtrough, L. c. Wood, W. G. S.
Seden, A. G. Baker and J. T. Edison; Boat
swain, Charles Miller; Gunner, Charles w.
Homer; Carpenter, L. A. Williams; SailmaIcr,
Francis Boon.
TIE KUKLUX COMMITTEE.
All the members of the congressional kukuX
committee, except Robinson and Cook, were
present at the meeting to-day. The sub-com.
mittec of three, Senator Pool and Representa-
tiveS Buckley and Beck, who were appointed to
make Il digest of the responses of the executive
officers of the late inSurrCctionary states and
cities of Charleston and New Orleans, have
been re-app0intcd, and their report rc,cOmmt-
ted, with authority to procure additional official
information, and report to the joint committee
a digest Of the laws Of the several states for
regulating elections therein and also digest of
the debts of said states and cities, and the rate
of taxation therein. Resolutions were adopted,
directing the chairman of the committee 20 APP
point a subcommittee of five, to visit North
and South Carolina, Georgia and Florida and
Subcommittee Of five to visit Tennessee, Ala
bama and Mississippi, and take testimony in
those states
HELP FOR THE!FALLEN.
A contract for the sale Of large house to the
woman'S reformatory club was drawn to-day,
and by the first of November an industrial col
lego for MagdalCns will be in operation.
NORTH CAROLINA CHEROKEEs.
Friend John G.. Lang and Col. ID. c. Cox, of
the interior department have been designated to
proceed to North Carolina and remove 1900
Cherokces in that state 10 the Indian territory.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE wORCEsTER DAILY sPE
FROM EUROPE.
Great Britnin.

Great Britain.
TuE wIGAN DISASTER.
LONDON, Sept. 2t.-A dispatch from Wigan
says there have been explosions to-day, and the
mine is burning. The fire engines are all at
the scene of the disaster. The towns people are
paralyzcd with excitement.
EDITORIALS.
The London Journals to-day continue TO dis
CuSS the ring exposure at New York, and pub
fish sharp editorials upon the finances of that
city.
London papers also contain editorials upon
the relations between the United States and
Mexico, inspired by the outragCs recently per-
pctrdtcd upon the crews of the American
barqucS BROTHERS and Harvest Home
CHARITABLE.
A mcctin. was held to day ut the Colonial in
sttutc, in aid of sufferers by the tremendous
hurricane in August in the British West Indies
The movement was originated by the bishop Of
Antigua, and Gov. Pine of the Lecward islands.
THE GRREPREssGBLEs.
The congress Of the iutCnatiOnalS opened in
London to-day. Delegates from Italy, Spain,
France, Belgium, Germany and Switzerland are
present Carl Marx prcSdCs. The object of the
meeting is to arrange Tor immediate action on
the continent.
Germany.
ono RUSSELL.
BERLIN, Sept 2l.--Odo Russell, the newly APP
pointed British ambassador to the German en-
pirc, has arrived in Berlin, and will, at an ear
lyday, be officially presented TO Emperor VIII
liam.
There was quite severe snow storm to-day at
Gdmbinncr, East Prussia.
France.
MORE ROYAL uONORs
VERSAILLES, Sept. 2t.-President Theirs has
been presented by King Amadeus with the order
of the golden fleece, instituted 10y Philip Ill in
1929.
gfaIY.
THE PROCESSION AT ROME,
ROME, Sept. 1.-The procession yesterday, in
honor of Italian unity, was imposing. Palri-
HchS ofArmenian church joined 1t. The ilum
nation OF the city at night was very general,
Not the slightest disturbance of public order oc-
Cured during the day and evening.
Africa.
DIAMONDS.
LONDON, Sept. 2i.--Latc adyicCs from the
Cape of Good Hope are to the effect that dia-
mouds are to he found in great numbers in the
fields to the north, aud the rush to the dggngs
aud the excitement over the discoveries are I'M
abatCd.
Asia.
DEATH or TUE CHIEF JUSTICE or INDIA
CALCUTTA, Sept. 2l.-Ihc chef justice of In
dia died yesterday from wounds inflicted by the
assassin. The murderer has been apprChCnded,
and icgncd insanity
Turkey.
THE MINISTRY.
CONsTANTINorLE, Sept. 2i.-Furthcr changes
in the Turkish ministry have occurred, but not
important.
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TIE PROCESSION.
Political.
NEW YoRK-RErrnL1cAN.

NEW Observation-Disclosures
SYRACUSE, Sept. 21.-Ihe Union republican
delegates TO the state convention az Syracuse
met last evening and resolved to act, asserting
that they were regular and proper representa-
tives of republican voters Of this city, and to sub
nit to no action of the convention that would
not substantially recognize this claim A gem
cral desire was expressed for the utmost latitude
to all attempts to harmonic the differences that
might exist in preserving the united front
against Iammany hall, but it was determined
that the delegation would submit TO no action
ignoring its claims to rcgularityas to candidates
Delegates ale non-committal, with the exception
that it has been said by some of them that they
viii present the claims of Benjamin X Willis tc
the inclination of attorney general.
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Annual Fair of the Worcester AgricuI-
turaI SOcicty-A Good Attendance and
show of Unusual Interest.

The weather was all right, yesterday; so, Of
course, the show was one of the best for many
years; for, with the most excellent arrangements
and Jealous work of all concerned, there conld be
no other result. The president of the society, Mr..
Chas B. Pratt, necessary to successful fair,
personally managed the various exercises. al
though but three days from bed of sickness, and
with the aid of Chief Marshal Shumway of Webster
and assistants j. II. Hall and VIM. II. johnson of
Worcester, Leonard Barnes of Webster, and Horace
W. Bacon of Southbridge, managed everything
with the precision of cock-work. from the plowing
match at hali-past nine to the close of the double
team race, which was finished Just as the glowing
Seltember sun passed his last stake, having accom-
pished brilliant race, with never 4 break from
rising until setting,
The grounds presented a lively spectacle at an
early hour and before noon the crowd was in
creased to several thousand, the vendors of whips
cracked their wares in double sense, and the tent
in which the double-headed baby was kicking with
four legs doing regular Donnybrook rush of
business. The cattle came melodiously believing
through the gate, and were arranged in attractive
rows in the usual place, the minority of pigs and
sheep observed creditable silence in remote
corner, and the oxen that were shortly to strain
their muscles in rivalry sulleny chewed their cuds
and clanled their chains.
The thoroughbred stock deserves our first atten-
ton, for it was The feature of the exhibition of
STOCK and would have done credit to any cattle
show ever held. The thrifty, parti-coored AYR
shires were in greatest abundance the sleek little
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COUNTY NEWS.

John L. Cough lectures tonight in Paxton on
circumstances"
John B. Cough will give his new lecture,
"Will it Pay" in Northboro on Tuesday even
ing, Sept 26. Superintendent Blood runs an
extra train that night from Clinton and another
from Marlboro, both at half fare.
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NoRTHBoRo HORTICULTURAL ExHIBITIoN.-The
Northboro horticultural club. began their fourth
nual exhibition at the town hall last evening,
Judging by the number Of entries made up to late
hour yesterday afternoon the show ofvegetables will
be very large and fine and of fruit very good for the
season. The present officers of the club are:
j. j. johnson, president; Harwood Proctor, vice
president; John f. johnson, secretary; X. Il Yates
treasurer; and Geo. b. Wood, G. H. Fayerweather
and c. fl. Mentzer, directors. large sum is at the
disposal of the various committees on premiums,
who will be busily at work this forenoon nyestigat
ing the relative merits of the articles on exhibition
The hall is very fine one for exhibition purposes,
and to-day, no doubt, there will be a large aten-
dance of visitors there The citizens of the neigh
boring towns are invited to compete with the in
habitants of NorthborO for premiums in all the de-
partments. The exhibition will close this evening,
at nine O'Clock, when the premiums will be an
nounced.
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Masonic.


ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER.
BALTIMORE, Md, Sept 21.-The general
grand royal arch chapter OF Alasons of the
United StaIes this morning excited the follow
ing officers for the ensuing three years: J. II.
Drummond, Of Maine, grand high priest; L. H.
English, of Arkansas, deputy grand high priest;
Charles II. Ohr, of Maryland, grand king;
Charles Marsh, of California, grand scribe;
John Mcclellan, of Massachusetts, grand treas
urer; c. G. Fox, of New York, grand secretary;
Joseph Yeatcs of Wisconsin, grand captain OF
host; d. G.. Dawkins, Of Florida, grand royal
arch captain.
THE PROCESSION.
The city has been ablaze with excitement and
adorned with thousands of flags on account of
the procession of the grand encampment and
gram Communicates of Knights Templar All
the city courts and stock board adjourned over
to-day. The custom house, postoflice and many
business houses were closed during the process
sion. The procession included eighty comman-
dcrics and five thousand knights.
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Leom,nster Town En,r.

The Farmers and Mechanics association of
Leominster, body Differed by VIM. f. Burrage as
president, j. NJ. Bronson as secretary, and Levi
GOss treasurer, held its twentieth annual exhibit
ton on Thursday, the 2lst. The attendance
throughout the day was very large, it being the
chief holiday of the year for citizens of this enter
prisng town. First in the order of proceedings at
the land of Joseph Collins, on Lancaster street,
which was of rather more than usual interest.
There were five competitors, and the plows used
were of the Holbrook pattern We willingly with
draw our first impression, and accept the Judgment
of the committee as reported below as being cor
rect The trial of draft and carriage horses was at
10 O'Clock, and that for working at II O'Clock.
The marshas for the day were Leonard Wood and
Il. NJ. Lane
AT the hall the display was hardly up to that of
former years, though the plates of peaches indi-
Gated that Leominster might hope soon to gain her
once pre-eminent rank in this branch of fruit cul-
ture. The fruit shown by Messrs. d. II. Whee-
lock, w. F. Burrage and L. Burrage, was especially
fine The les pounds squash this year came from
I. $. Bouelle.
The show of cattle displayed some improvement
in quality, but far short in number of head ex-
hibited last year, and the other parts of the dis
play were in every way good.
The annual address was given in the Congrega-
tional church, by Rev. }. Il. Miller, and was
sound, practical DISCOURSE showing the influence of
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New England Dispatches.
MASSACHUSETTS,.

MASSACHUSETTS.
Especial Dispatch to the SpY.l
FITcHBURG, Sept. 21.-The result at the eau
Gus this evening was as follows: John W. Kim
bali chairman, S. w. Huntley,sccretary. Butler
delegates-Edwin Upton, John W. Kimball,
Salmon w. Putnam, John 7. Sabin, John r.
Farnum, L. NJ. Dickinson, Francis Sheldon.
The vote was three hundred and seyenty-two to
three hundred and twenty-nine.
CONNECTICUT.
Especial Dispatch to the Spy.l
PLAINFIELD, Sept. 21.-Mrs. Parsons, of
Springfield Mass, aged thirty tive, who was
visiting at her brothers, in PlanGeld, com
mitted suicide last night by hanging herself in
a clothes press, by IL cord tied to hook. When
found, this morning, ker neck was broken. She
had been partially insane
MAINE.
PORTLAND, Sept. 21.-ln the case of SWEET,
the corouer's jury found that he came to his
death from the effect of blows on his head In
hictcd by Simon Smith,
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Criminal Record.

u
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept 21.-Rumors
are rife as TO the proceedings of the grand jury,
Ii is said efforts are being made to indct several
members of the Mormon priesthood, among
them Brigham Young.
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The grand lodge of Good Templars of New
York, yesterday, elected Rev. Henry Ward, of
Buffalo, chief templar,
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Railroad Matters.


TERRE HAUTE AND CINCINNATI.
TERRE HAUTE, lND., Sept. 1.-The directors
and stockholders of the Ferrc Haute and Gin
cinnati railway to-day elected General Alfred
Pleasonton, late commissioner of internal reve-
nue., president, vice N NJ. Mcdowell, resigned
The latter retains the position of chief engi-
neer.
THE LEASE QUESTION.
TRENTON, n. j., Sept. 21.-Ihc great rail-
road lease argument before the chancellor closed
to-day, Judge Black, of Pennsylvania, making
the concluding argument against the lease
Opinion reserved to next term in October.
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Was happy, after dinner production, and was
unanimously voted the most entertaining ever listen
ed TO at Worcester fair Aftera abiding to the gap
he was expected to fill in the absence of the sill
ver-tOngued speaker of Worcester" the temper
ance orator." and "the father of all fancy named
pears" he said that there was an old law which
said the good deeds of man lived after him;
but in his case 1t had been strangely reversed,
for all the good words he had spoken
seemed to have been entirely forgotten, while the
bad ones brought forward without stint He
then proceeded to compare our happy and prosper
Gus condition with that of other countries rent by
wars. He believed in giving encouragement TO all,
rather than in looking for faults, and would say to
the people of Worcester county that they were
pretty well OFF and behaved very well. He believed
there was no system OF farming better than that
handed down by our fathers VINO were all farmers
there was little done in the way of commerce and
fisheries, but the great basis of their living was
farming; and agriculture was an easy calling then
he said; anything in the shape OF COW would
thrive. The old Cakes COW, of which so much was
said when stock began to be noticed was a homely
old thing, with head as big barrel giving sew
enteen quarts of milk day, and making twelve
pounds of butter week; but such as she lived and
thrived and nothing was thought in those times of
plentiful feed, of the adaptation of breeds to cli-
mate, about which we now hear so much From
the original filters of New England its people had
inherited financial honesty which has never been
invaded, and he trusted never would be. He
thought that England would at some time follow
our example and become republican government;
then there would be a division of landed estates,
which would put her on footing with us in pros
perityj repeal Of the laws of primogeniture and
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Solomon Shumway, of Webster will exhibit his
famous stallion "Strideway, and at eleven O'Clock,
'Privateer" will be at the fair grounds. Probably
no New England fair has ever before been able to
show a horse his equal in breeding and achieve
ment Privateer l. by Lightning, dam Hennie Far
row, by imported Shamrock. Lightning by Lex
ington unsurpassed and sire, out of Blue Bon
net by imported Hedgeford Privateer was good
race horse at all distances, but his game and sead
ness made him a fayorite in long heat races In
1868 he won the whip and spurs of Louisiana at
four mile heats, and the great tour mile race at Je
rome park, in mud hOof deep, in seven minutes and
fortY-eight seconds.
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Was triumph of culinary art-a Toner of perfec-
ton, not Married by the slightest oversight. Mr..
Geo Tower, of boarding house and seaside hotel
fame. fed the multitude with wonderfully good
things and since the proof is in the eating, af-
ter dinner opinion ought to outweigh mistake
made on an empty stomach.
Mr.. Pratt called the tables to order and regretted
forbearance while Rev. t. f. st. John invoked a
blessing, after which the walters "darted to and
fro, proand con-here little and there great DEAL"
Josh Billings said of grOupe of female skaters.
OF the five notable speakers expected only DR.. Geo
b, Loring was present; but neither of the Others
could have made good the absence of four so well
as the doctor did
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The CONCERT at the hall of fine Y. NJ. C.. A.,
aas' evening, was very successful affair." The
rooms were filled to their utmost, and the audi
'ence by hearty applause showed the favor with
winch they received the entertainment provided.
Inc names of the artists are a sufficient guaranty
OF the character Of the entertainment, which re-
Elected great credit upon those who took part in
the exercises:
L. b. STORY DtprcroP
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

n. 4. Baumxarhen vs.. w. W. Johnson
First Justice Court for the pal 81! Y. orleans,
M, $3.50.
10y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
ID me directed by the Honorable n. NJ. D,bble.
First Justice Of the Peace in and for the parish of
Orleans, will proceed to sell at public auction at
my warehouse No. l39 Julia street, on SATURDAY
February l. 1871, at twelve O'Clock NJ
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, - per
inventory on file at my Office.
Seized i'll the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
DANIEL CROWLEY,
ja25 % feA Constable First Justice Court.
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sD.P,K-asSr :rfI.pvxNnNTS.
City ot New Orleans. city Hall.
January II. 1871.
khALtH PROPOSALS ADDRESSED To THE IN
- de! 81 cIc,. VIII be received AZ This office until
THURSDAY NOON. January 21. :s.i. :oI omp-t
ing b,i.> bang getting with Tag cuci.:-, on jack
street. bet wecn ST. Charles avenue ana Liberty
street, according 10 specifications :lic III the
Oficr of fhc City SIav..yOr.
The ci.y r.ser..s tho right to ,cj".: an. an'. all
bids.
Al. parties making propo ais for t.- contract
re.uI -. TO deposit with the Administrator "i Fl
nance as evidence OF theT intention to abide by
t!l.. ADJUDICATION, the amount OF i've hundred
dollars in cash, which shall b. forfeited to the
civ in OF failure to sign the contract.
Bili rs to whom contracts are not awarded shall
have their deposits returned to them On the day adj
Indications are made"
No bd will w received unless accompanied by
thu. certificate. of the Administrator OF Finance
certifln. thai the required cash deposit has been
made.
Bid, TO BE- per r'lIlnir. foot for hanluett.s com
pl.,e and toor ino1scd 'irO,S,,s for banqtlettes
On jackson street.
fa!- al J. r. W'.ST. Aim. i..ratOr,
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Nu;iOnal Thea

.,,a: Soircn: and icli:. ii. nom" inStitii
ton the Louisiana stat" Lottery. is a source
of woa..l 10 many. Twice a month its
s:n.ic number drawings take place when
10. amounting i'll the aggregate to two hun
,;rcd .,nI thirty thousand four hundred dol
ials. In addition. the company has.its
.;a!Iv combination drawings. in which per
soas act nntreuucnt!y. by the Investment Of
small s;,.u- in tickets. draw prizes that fra
,ucmtir amount To thousands OF dollars.
II w..- only ,ilc other day that citizen OF
NV Orleans announced tina: by the invest
inca. o: one dollar in this lottery In: had
drawn Il" Thousand dollars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

Office OF the New Orleans. Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad Com ,anv, New Orleans.
December -, l8.0.-Ti!e fouwin. r'soiut ions w'r"
adopted by the Board of Directors "t this company
at their meeting. held on III" seventeenth instant:
Resolved, That for necessary repairs ana equip
neut of the road IL call OF ten per cent on each
share be and the is hereby made on stock
holders who lave paid III full. III pursuance OF
paragraph tlrYec o: the charter; aud that sixty
DAYS notice he given by publication in two news
papers in the city ct New Orleans, ard two news
papers the Stat. OF Vi ssissippI. and that said
call he payable or before the twentieth day OF
February ri-htttu hundred ard s,vcnt yone.
Resolved. That il pursuance OF section five o!
til" charter. approved ;it- t""n1r-s"cond day ot
Apr, ii :. hundred and tftN-tn!rc the shares
OF stock %: this company be converted from Shares
OF Twenty-Five dollars each into shares 0! one hun
dred dollars each and that notice thereof tor sixty
days. be published in two newspapers in the city
OF New Orleans and two new spapers III the state
OF Misx..sipp; and that all stockholders are here
by notified to surrender certificates OF stock, and
to receive i'll exchange therefor certiticates i'll
shares of hundred dollars each. That Is to say
the holder of every four shares of the existing
stock OF twenty-five dollars each viii be entitled
to receive. the surrender thereof, certificate
for share OF one hundred dollars.
Il, 20 cot K. s. CHARLES, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

M,yoKALrY o- N<r ORLEANS,
Cit, iia,i. January 20. ij:.. J
No. 6H-Annet:ation Sr:ir,.
Resolved. That tho Administrators Ot s4!iaa"e IL
hereby authorized to withdraw the tas h.I for
1869. against q. Block. from The rnr! Cstric:
Court and directed return the same - Ia. Ali
mniStva:or OF Public Accounts. in Ori.r that IT
in,v be- urOOcIlV Cancelled.
Adopted bv TIM tonnr'. OF s',t t!sE .: Scv Or.
leans Jan,iaiv - t}.l
BENZ ,. FLANDERS Mayor.
A true copy:
II. toNarEsr CLARKE, Secretary. ial. II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-27

TIE "E!..r day. rs one Of the ;,nlcst am!
mos fearless cf the Washington letter
writer's was standing il, the Arlington talk
;ng VII. Senators Stewart and Nye. the Tor
n: r asked: How j, it that :oli gentlemen
ot In. press. vino say 50 many severe and
..leun .nin.- i'll Your letters. are all such
good :..lluw~,' :" don't know replied the
journalist. " but it puzzles inc 10 know how
i, is THAT lie publishers of the Gtobe, which
contains 80 many mean things, are such
.,irndi fellows The senators remarked:
..vhlnk vn:!. GOOD s:v ~. owe YOU one.
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liTH LICENSES.

H.pAnrxHNr or FIH.>.n. CT, HALL. [
New Orleans. jan'iar. s. 1871.
gINHE LICENSES FOR 1871 ARE NOW DJ +. AND
i read. Tor delivery at til" city Hal.
All persons doing business. u. pursuing pro-
fc-s"n- owning v.hcies. are hrrtov notified to
ro,I. the necessary papers tro tbs office inn
inrdla:tiv, inc ur the risk OF being seriously
trI!.rrd with AZ considerable. tXpcn-..
har. power under III" new charter 70 prevent
am person from carr, iaS on business WHO ta-s 10
p!o, aye u l,cu:,,.
JOHN s. WALTON
i.;I AdminiSt rator Ot Finance.