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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
Administrators Notice to Creditors
Estate of JudsOn W arner,

NOTICE Is HEREBY I'VE tt ALL PER-
Y sons having Just and i-Eal claims against the
estate Of JUD>oN WARNER, deceased. late Of
'irm~by county. Nevada, to present the same
properly avouchsd, for apr rova, and allowance, AT
the office OF TIiON ~ WELL~. attorHey-at-Law,
IN Carson City, Nevada. and that if not : pre-
scented within ten 90 months from the date OF the
first publication Of tAi- notice. they will be forever
barred. PHI ENON WARNER.
ap4law5w Administrator Of SAID Estate.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

The Democrats IN San Francisco
have decided To call a Convention to
nominate candidates for city officers.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

some addltionaI advices from Inyo
county ptacs The number vi killed a;
t.,irly, wounded one hGndred.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

CoIfax is tn stump the State Of 1ndi-
.ua Tor the Republicans.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04
NOTICE.

A IL PARTIES INDEBTED TO L. WALKER
~ are hereby requested I" mike settlement on
or Def IRE the FIFTH OF APRIL NEXT. All ac-
counts not settled by that time will be left for
collection. Those having claims against me will
present them for payment IN or before the above
HIenti, ned day. rs l intend leaving the State i'm
mehiateiy af ,er. Il.
Carson City, Nevada, March 90, 1872. mhsl-td
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS

.,r,,ss oF NRw ANNOUNCEMENT -.
II. EaAS, seventh aud l. streets, ono'' ~ WV
,,,,,,, prlce,, t,ne vinegar for pIcEllns
n,,.s A D.y,psoN have desirable residence,
-. ,,is an I, street, between rhlrtsen'h anu
Fourteenth streets. -, or,,ht At
TUr National Veteran Club meets 'o.n's"'" ~
ass pennsylvania avenue L.,..,, in thu
"A, IJSErus has resumed m'lnes !" WV
csn,rs market at stalls Nos. a. and ol'. -
W. y. woop n Co, bAl', .s,u aIS
propriotors Of Colds L.'syntiistIns npgaratus.
Holwatsr Heatins, Ashlng Company sell school
THH FrHnhlIpa he lowest rates.
anu law oo9fiy session Of the wcmens UhrIS-
Tas gSiation meet In their rooms to-day At
tlan 81.
". so. II. MoRRIsoS have a full assert.
newt Of school books for sale.
WIN l.. WALL n 10. will have a oonstAble's
sale o'furnIturs, glassware, &C., on Wednesday
morpbg, at 10 O'Clock.
Sat proposals Invited for Iron roofs for the
Roct island Arsenal, III.
", NiNAo has new and secondhand school
books for sale.
ALDRIpaE LopdE, No. 3, A. o. q. p, moet'
tomorrow night.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-02

twill be remembered by the readers OF the
REPUBLICAN that but few days ago 1t was an.
nounced through these columns that Mai. VIM.
s. Morse, who had been lying sick In this city
tor months past had been taken to bis home, In
the State Of New York. At the time Of bis re-.
moYAl he was very much emanated from his
long sickness, and was gradually but surely
wasting away, and 1t was then feared that he
would not have sufficient strength TO undergo
the fRtigues Of the proposed Journey. Word
has Just como back to IA that he died At the De-
Sofa house, Port Chester, N. Y, on Thursday
evening, the 29rh instant, and that the remains
were Inferred from the Methodist Episcopal
church, Of that place, yesterday afternoon at
O'CLOCK. The deceased WAS we'll known In this
city, where he resided Tor q number Of years,
and leaves many friends 10 sympathlEe with bis
family In their bereavement. lie was at one
time a prominent politician here, and took an
active part In several campaigns, proving par.
tlculaTly successful rs stump.speaker. lie
vas also engaged In contracting, aud at the
time Of his death was interested 10 some Of the
contracts for laying wood payemonts, Of which
he had patent Of his own. He contracted his
sick ness, which resulted 10 bis death, by speak.
Ing at open air meetings, and leaves vile and
son to mourn bis lOss.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-02
CITY ITEMS.
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OP KENTUCKY
second Grand Gift Concert.
DAY OF THE DRAWING FIXED
No POnpontm mt from ssptsn bsr 20

To hs Public!
The trustees Of the Public Library Of Ken.
lucky being satisfied from the large sale Of tick.
cts already made, and the daily Increasing de-
mand for them, that there will DO no Ooca sion
for pOstponlng the second drawing 10 the gift
concert In aid Of the public library Of Kentucky,
have Instructed me, as their agent and manager
Of the gin concert, to say TO the public and tick.
othOldsrs that the drawing will positively take
place on September 18th pFOx., and will not DO
postponed. An active demand for tickets comes
from every state and Territory Of tho United
States, and from the OAnAdAS, giving ASSURANCE
10 the trustees that no circumstances can pre-.
vent drawing At tho appointed time.
4 sufnclsnt clerical fprce Ia engaged to keep
qp with the orders for tickets, and In order that
this office may bo relieved Of tho immense pres.
sure incident to the business for the week or
two Immediately preceding the drawing, agents
especially, and those DESTROYS Of procuring
tickets, are requested to send 10 their orders
Immediately, as sales will have to be closed In
time to make the necessary preparations for
the drawing Its the wish Of the management
to MI every order for ticket, as we'll as TO sell
all the Tickets, but those who apply nrSt must
hrst DO supplied; and, II those who put off buy.
ing until sales are closed, have their money 70.
turned, instead Of the tickets ordered, as In the
FIRST gin concert In December last, when thou.
sands Of dollars that came too late were sent
back, they will have none to blame but them.
selves THos. 4. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky.
LouRvuLE, Ky, August ~, Is7a
Branch ONCE 600 broadway, New York, In
charge Of Major Thomas II. HAys
A. NJ. TUBNAN, as Ninth street, Is selling
wall paper, window shades, &c, cheaper than
any one In the city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-02
MANDAMUS.
The PUBLIC VERSUS RlEERS RAILROAD.

Application for nabdnmus -RuIo TO SHOW
Uausets be Served on the Railroad Con-.
pany- IearIaH Fixed for september II.
90 Saturday the Board Of Public Works filed
In the Supreme Court Of this District an april.
cation for q writ Of mandamus I . compel the
Washington and Georgetown Ralir DAD Don.
pany To comply with the law OF this District.
The petition Is nlsd 10 the name Of the Board
Of Public Works, and after tho usual formal
caption continues a, follows:
That with the powers ed In them by law,
the Board Of Public Works, on the 18th day Of
May, 1874 determined and passed regulation
that Pennsylvania avenue, rom First TO Eighth
street east, should be parked In the centre 10
the width Of ~ feet On each side thereof, should
be paved with wood to the width Of IS feet and
changed the line Of the tracks Of said railroad
20 AZ TO run over sLd wooden pavement and
alongside Of and Immediately next TO said park;
and subsequently,, on the l7th Of July, lsi2, the
said Board Of Public Works ordered that the
said portion Of said Avenue be paved with lie
UOlyer's wood pavement for tho performance Of
which a contract was thofeupon entered into
With the said DO dolyer. That with tho powers
vested by law In thom, the said Board Of Public
| Works also determluod and passed regulation
that the portitn OF seventh street west, between
peunsylyaniA avenue and u street north, should
be paved with wooden pavement, for the per.
| Iormanco Of which they entered Into contract
| with I.suls OlephAne: That subsequently, notice
OF the said action Of the ad board In relation to
said Avenue aud said seventh street was given
| - ,ha uronor anthnritiss az aid Taiiroad Tbat
the said v ashinEton and Georgetown Railroad
| AZ Ipngyess of ths IInitei States anproyed nm
Mach isIl Sbose habitat 4 the DistFIst or 40
| inmbla. an witch aid RAILROAD. in pursuancs Of
| 10 s.n chaTtoT has laId Ita tTaeE lhroug houi
| "a portion On bsnnsViVanIa Avenue ana saw
| soIh sircot and ordered 10 Ia navel And
narEsd a hfoTesaid. That Il IA male the
duty Of the said railroad by said charter
! In the event OF the altering OF Improving OF Ald
| Pennsylvania avenue and seventh street, tfav-
ersed BY sah railroad, by either thS Oqlea
| states Government OF the CITY o. WMhlnEton'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-02
AMUsBHRNTS.



The dramatic and musical season OF lsT2-1,
which commences In Washington this evening,
with tho grand opening night Of the Theatre
l'Omique promises TO lie much more interesting
than Il was last, BESIDES the National theatre,
We shall have the Theatre ComlQue, and later
IN tho season Lincoln hall will be occupied near
~ every night by musical companies, when not
regularly engaged Tor lectures, and the Metro.
pOIitan Varieties will furnish It's peculiar enter
tainmont for large class.
1t Is alter all the people and not tho managers
which mould the drhmiiij taste OF community,
and the establishment OF
THETHEATRR COMIQuE
nils place and supplies a want which Wash.
inptOh will be Tree TO acknowledge. The au'
dlence will he surprised this evening 10 see what
transformation scene" has taken place with
IN the walls Of CaTusi's old theatre. They Will
md everything about the theatre new and IN
admirable taste, aud all Its appointment In
keeping with hTstclass entertainment, The
initial programme includes the burlesque,
prince AmObnl," which will Introduce Miss
Marion Taylor, whom We expect To regard As
the equal Of TOatee. Aimee or Mrs. Oates; and
SaIlle Ara, a brilliant and beautiful artist, and
hayIBs Boen Lu Delmay We are confident she
viii make a sensation IN her iaVOri but We do
not care 10 anticipate. All the performers Will
become fair subjects for critIclam and At the
proper time receive Just and appropriate notice.
We welcome the Theatre COmlque as among
our Legitimate places Of amusement, and pre-
dict for II an unqualified success.
THE NATIONAL THEATRE,
Mr. SAyllie will open he National theatre for
It's regular season the evening Of the 90 Inst.
He 10 making many improvements In tie thea
ire; among others, Lamb Is painting q new
drop. curtain, the entire auditorium Is being
newly freso0Od. the orchestra aisles will be
richly cArpetsd with Brussels, and the lobby
will have a new eOsUa mating. II will not be
until the lat Of December that Mr.. SAyille's new
stock company will be presented, and probably
Lester Wallack will DO the hrst star. In tho
meantime Charlotte Thompson, with New
Orleans company will play a new drama, called
zone Wife, The Palace Of Truth" eOnbl-
nation, with sue benin at. the head, will be
presented; then Mrs. u. p. Bowers and her
company, the HOLMAN opera troupe, Mrs Dion
BOueicRult, SC, will MI up the time until de.
cembeT.
METROPOLlTAE yARtErIKA.
Manager HOnEe II making liberal OUTLAWS for
the brnent Of his patrons, and Is successful In
securing talent which nightly affords much real
fun for his crowded hall.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-02

The monthly mean Of the Thermometer at the
Otiieo Of the chief signal Otio9T exhibits the FOL.
lowing table Tor the month Of August, showing
that hotter weather was experienced here dur.
Ing that time than for many years previous:
August !, 1885 August 2, 1885 August ., 70 q
August 4, ~; August 8, 1875 August o, B8j
August I, ST. August 8, 81; August o, SIS; Au.
gust &c, 81; August II, sL3i August ~, s3.bi Au.
gust 49, s7ai August II, 62i August 10, 1876 Au-
gust 10, 1895 August II, 10s; August Is, $751;
August 10, Sbj August 20, 49, August n, ST. Au.
gust a, sosi August q, ST. August ~, 10 8; Au.
gust rs, 81 81 August 20, u, 81 August q, sJ.3;
August 81, 90 I. Monthly mean, 1900.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-02

10 mRw - 10 IRN
- - - :. -. - ~. -. ,.,..-,.,-
IueI Joe ms gone !" Ne" i"fA 10 'n'e'''0"
marry Ooohhor.
Pittsburg will have fair aprlnkllng Of Wash.
iugtonians on the lIth Inst
Fred says he feels badly every morning now a.
days. What can II bot
The Fourth district pubIIc schools do not open
until Monday, September
among the new fapcles Of local references
,,tti. ,,.it.,,t 4, a. -, 10. Iost n,no az he,
abi, AZ = ILL., ~, dansa,,so W NV
AS ~ premium uapseuAe'
MT. Admiral Dahlgren u convaleselng ~
berkley springs
Who saw Boots get on the Georgetown car
lsst niEhY
Tickets for the 4 street canal can 10 procured
At the once OF a morning contemporary.
whsn mr., thnse Al OOO To he distrIbuteI Among
the military coupanIes Of the cityF
nnr .,,,niin, -, mi ~. o,,or "a t.y for ths
~ w lJ s,s ~ bi,Da.s r wv W"
''Ssf'' W i',' So =.
n,s 80 t noo ,n thigsns.ntiy 49, y
80 y -, =, ,,y,,r-., :,
Asa descriptive writer and poet" wired,
OF the West End, Is iast gaining distinction.
Cards are out for the setdng Of Miss Gard.
ner on Wednesday morning next.
Yespors commence at St. AlOysiu5 next sun
day at4 o'clock.
Miss KIdyell, a daughter Of DIR. ], l.. KID.
we'll will 10 married Al her hatherta residence
10 aeOrgetoWn, next wednesday evening.
A hoo1tIT,I d,iye Il a.rnss IN. I ,on,s brti,,s
with n mettled horse and a train Of cars and
merry locomotive passing alonEslde
,,.I., t,,,-,n.a, w n rtT,D. n, ,no r.,,.
NY n.y. ~ " Wy ha
pssl , ooN' "A0 ''N' "' ""'h mt
"os'eu w
East Caphoi street 10 AZ last TO nave WOODEN
~ w 70 ,IcIb tbsysby 'i"'
'uO'Ous n'H' a'' ''JOi00N '"oi'V'
Mr. feran, Tor many years connected with ths
custom bureau, died last evening At bo'elocE. His
funeral will take place Thursday morning..
The rooms Of the Pacific StatesA ssociatIon are
on the Avenue, between TWelfth and Thirteenth
streets, over Tom Russell's wine store.
Reed bird and Ortolan arc becoming quit,
plentiful The marshes heroAbOuts are full o.
Them.
CoIonsI Ton, EIor.pcs C,I,p.I n,IpE.rb T.
schsJa and ntb.r sIT,I,,h, -o,,,sr. $1,000 a.,
icniSvIile Ia, nI,sht w. ''
,ss - 'a e'- H'Su'
NlFlfnT LAWS nnOnt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-02

We have In our ONCE tho counterfeit present.
msnt Of undoubtedly the youngest bOati vain =
mate 10 the United States navy Master ClelAnd
Nelson Ofnsy, three years old, who, with his
parents, has Just returned home from 4 months
cruise on the United States steamer TallapOOsa
Lieut.. ID, y. Mehltchio, United StAteg navy.
The little fellow Is dressed In full uniform,
which, by the way, was made for him on board
Ot tho vessel his sailor cap has the name Of HE
vessel on the band, and hung around his neck IL
a bOatsWAih'b whistle; with which, no doubt he
plped the crew TO quarters. 1--we may Judge by
the broad forehead, rounded chin, and keen
eyo,-NAn eye like Mars, W threaten and com
iTs@ thIS liz youhtSst IN hsf SSiioIS, an otiSsS
and . man who will do honor 70 tho navy. The
picture was taken by Davis Bros, Portsmouth,
N. H., and We cannot but feel proud Of the
original A. HoOTgstOWn boy, the oldest child
OF our tOWnsman, Holmes =. Ofioy, ohlot clerk
Of the Navy Department. GsorgeiOpR Courier.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-02

Last evening about Z O'Clock, aB OApt. Wall,
superintendent Of property toe tho Hoard Of
Public Works, was driving along Eighth street,
between Y and y streets, his horse stepped iRtO
q mud hole, became frightened and ran away
throwing him O1t, but he fortunately escaped
uniniured, The animal dashed on down the
street. and Whea A. the corner OF ID ran Into the
sldS OF house, completely demOlishnE the top
Of the buggy. The loss will probably amount
70 80,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-02

OF dry goods at the Immense establishment Of
LAnsburgh Il Bro, No. 402 Seventh street, dur.
Ing the past week has attracted very general at
tentlOn, large crowds being present at each day,
and all seemingly we'll pleased with the great
bargains which they secured. The sale will DO
eOntinued during the present week, closing posi-
lively on Saturday next, the 7th inst. Tuesday,
September Q. will DO devoted 10 the sale Of silks
and shaWls, comprising large and elegant as.
and Japanese silks, and 400 brOohB GhaWls OF
every description Ladies' who Wish 10 secure
rare bargains In stylish and seasOnable goods
Ehuuld not letths opportunity pass unimproyed.
The stock OF staple goods TO be offered embraces
linens, sheetlnEb, blSaohed and brown oOtt0ns,
prints, fall and winter dress goods, together
with an endless variety Of undergaTments,
hosiery, gloves, handkeTchleis, and the thou
sand and-Ons other articles Of q ladies' Outit.
As the present week will most positively ter
inmate this great sale, an lnaTeased attendance
will doubtless be present each day Remember
that Tuesday, tho 81 Instant will be sale day for
silks and shawls
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-02

HAsHlHoroH' sOlh August l5lG
Ed.or haf,asaI h,rsbhcaai .,.., .,.,.,.., A. :,
the few or the many who are opposed to the 70.
election Of Gen. Chapman arc therefore and
,,n....s.,IIv onnossd 10 fl.n Clr.nt and IN. Al.
SPpo,'S " "" ~ ~ ~
Opposers Of Gen. Chapman that the steiner logic
Of facts and experience shows that many fatal
a.,s 40. o,,.o nrnrIIsh.,I h,, in1,,o.,Ion tn
80
pugillst when by Q felnt he strikes not the eye,
which seemed aimed At, but some lher and more
vital part Of his Antagonist; or when the right
hand Il drawn back thTeatoninEly, Il IL that the
tively-a point often gained TO the utter OLSON.
hture Of the unsuspeotlnR victim. These are
iaots, and they prompt Us 70 close study Of 10.
dlyldual character. IL seems TO be fatality
though they be impotsnt TO harm, yet ono feels
uncomfortable from disgust. Factions gotten up
for opposition may do no harm In time VI poaos,
but whom they, as parts Of great party having
among themselves, the interest Of the party
which they claim to support Is endangered, and
BY indirectiOn may be fatally hurt. AprOPos,
'ratler" says most Of the lndirec'lon aud artl.
80 much from dogenerRcy in nature as an abeo-
tation Of appearing men OF consequence by such
PTbI, nav b.vs M apDl,c.t,on bs,s I'm, 4, dos,
seem like ohild's play 70 maintain opposition Il
a man who has represented In Congress the Dis
iriot % Wen a. zen. Ohlpman mas. very olten
. 49,, y, 80 aSI t ~,
ps ST SSErandiSs@cnt and This Is mean md nd
wrong. II what Gen. Chapman has done Is not
sufficient TO command the gratitude Of his con.
stituency, perhaps the great project which he
intends 70 lay boiore Congress At lis next session
and ask Its bounty for will not fall to convin nee
his most strenuous opposer that no 10 the right
man In the rig hit place, via, the erection OF sea.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-02

The following Is the report Of the coroner, Dr.
u. u Patterson, Tor the month 1l August HON
icldes, I; drowned, o. poisoned, !; cholera iniAn
tum, /; Inflammation Of the bowels, Il sunHtFOke
?; heart disease, l; cong, stion Of the brain, l
suicide, l. hemOTrhlge aud nervous shock, J.
tOfnl IA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-02

On Saturday evening, about s O'Clock, a col
oTod man named Daniel, alias Buck Brown, got
william BObbingtUn, In Jackson alley, during
which the former struck tho latter over the right
temple with 4 large paving stone, knocking the
man Benseless, and II Ia feared fractured his
skull He was taken to the Seventh precinct
station, where his wounds we're dressed by DR..
SuddaTth, aud then conveyed To his home. Con
siderable excitement was caused 10 the neigh
bOThOOd and the TumOr soon spread that another
murder had bsen oOmmltted, which only served
To add fuel to the fame A true state Of tho
case was finally made out, and then the citizens,
Kelley, with two Of his men, went In search OF
brown, and hnally discovered him In an old
shRnty In Jackson alley, ss0reted under bod.
And on the way made several Intellectual efforts
~ escape. HIS case will he attended to by Judge
Smell this morning.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-02

The Board Of Registration were In session IN
Saturday last Ia tho Fourth district, George
town. aud the number registered was COS, VI
which 9l3 were white aud I'd culUTed. To-day
they will hold y session 10 the Fillh district.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-02
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


Extension Of TibeF Sewer Asked For.
AuauaT ~, lsTa
EDIToR o. THE REPUBLICAN! by your yalua-
bic paper Of this morning . faithful description
Of old Goose creek, or the Tiber, Il noted. The
ArohinE, which has long been needed, is 4 credit
to the board and contractors, but the stopping
for the season at North Capitol street, saying
the least, Is very unjust. The board have
promised, time amer time, to have the section
through square 67b Toast Of 81. AloySius church,
put in, Including tho ! street crossing. En-.
terprislug citizens, with the expectation Of this
being promptly done, erected about 100 One
residences on this square, They have tried
every way 10 get the board TO arch this section
tAs there is an arch At X and II streets, the cost
would trihing) Two houses have been washed
out by the heavy rains, and II something 10 not
done soon more will 20, and tho city will have
10 pay the bill. Loss TO this time about " OOO
Nov, Mr.. Editor, is there q city 10 the Union
that would not have rendered ali assistance In
their power To improve or secure the property
TO the amount Of half million dollars, should 90
much property be put up In twelve months 10
one square. This section Of arch can DO put In
In sixty days, the grades established and the
property occupied. A SUFFERER.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-02

A CALIFORNIA Agricultural Society offer
premiums 70 unmarried girls who VIII pre-
pare plain dinners not TO exceed a In cost,
A committee Ia appointed 10 examine the
tables and test the Wands; not an unpleasant
task
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-02
Political.

"a HEPpBLIQGs OF TIlE PIRrH
all the Wblls-A LfRkD JOINS Il ! candidate ioT
the noaSs Of DSiSSltSi N behalf q sh6FnG asa Al
b6soiR' 49,. MANY VOTERs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-02

Tho foundation Of tho new st. Patrlck's
church. on the site OF the old one, Is now rapidly
going forward 10 complexion. On the occasion
bishop hayloy 10 this city In October nett, the
corner stone Will be lald with Imposing eeremO-
niles.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-02
FOR MOUNT VERNON.

N'UH WOUNT VENNON.
The steamer ARROW, Captain FTank HOIIinE,.
heal having been Shunt and satiIsJ rented b. her
FOOT OF SEVENTH sTRRKT.
DAILY tsuPSS,S s E EHbSsfH.sIR At 10 O'CLOCK.
rrA. Tomb w hosHh ~ NESR NON ,..,,.,.
LAndlnaL JAMES SYKkA
leA10 Gen. bupt Steamer ATFou,