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ANOTHER Boz Run OvER.-A little
boy aged about two and half years,
named Howard Hilton, son Of Edwin
Hilton, who lives in tho second house
north Of Hamilton's Foundry, was run
over by a street car, about hall past II
o'clock yesterday. The little fellow at
tempted to cross the street just ahead oil
the car and was Knocked down by the
mules, and both wheels ran over his foot,
crushlsg the bones and mangling il terri.
bly,, so that he will probably be a cripple
for lie. In this instance no blame can
be attached to the driver Of the car, as he
did all ho could to stop the car when he
saw the child. Parents living on the
line Of the street railway cannot lie too
careful with their children, particularly
with those so young.
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PRRsoNA1.-Judge Cranmer returned
to the city on Saturday morning last, and
will occupy the bench in police court this
morning.
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DECORATION DAY.
How we Observed il in this City.


MEMORIAL DAY.
Crown the green grave
OfeGch Numbering brave
With ehlplets ofsplendor;
Scarlet like blood
Shed BY the good
Counuy's defender.
WreGthe in the blue,
Fldelity's hue,
Next 10 tho red;
Many dim soldier eyes
Blessed It In heavens skies
Rre their light Hsd
Scatter the white,
Blossoms Of light,
Symbol Of purity
Bon iSt Il TAI,
FAlFAS lQtuhty.
Etrew wide tho three,
Bright trinity,
Red, white, and blue:
Our own oolor1 re'Hed
By blood OF the dead
PHiFinin tFuO
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Decoration Day was inGugurated IN
the frst place to give the friends and rel
atives Of those who wore the blue, and
those who wore the gray, an opportu'
nifty to meet together and mingle their
tears and their prayers over the graves Of
the dead, believing this would do more
towards healing the i'll feelings engen.
dered by the strife through which We had
passed than anything else that could be
done. And the theory was founded upon
the true understanding Of human
nature, for no service has done moro
towards causing Us to forget that
those who fight against US were our enc
mics, but to remember that they were our
brothers, than anything else that was ever
done. And so the day has become one Of
our National Holidays and Is as generally
observed as the Fourth Of July. This
day has educated many, who never could
hsye otherwise been educated, to think
that those who fell upon the other side
were fighting in defence Of what they
thought was right, and now these people
are willing to say, "ThCy were true to
cause which they thought to be just" 1t
has taken from many, many hearts all
bitterness and supplanted it with love.
And what more beautiful way could be
devised for revering the memory Of the
dead than to streW their graves with beau.
tiful flowers, the fragrance Of which must
surely ascend 10 heaven as sweet incense.
Saturday was just such Q day a. one
would wish for every Decoration Day to
fall upon, While the weather was
warm, it was not intensely hot, and the
dust was not quite as deep as Wehave seen
it; still there was rather more than was
pleasant. But the dust did not deter
those who had made up their minds to be
present at the decoration services from
joining the throng and vending their
way to the cemetery.
THE PROCESSION.
The procession formed under the dlrec.
ton Of Chief Marshal Cochran, assisted by
Marshsls Brice, McCulloch and Travis
between two and three o'clock, on Fourth
street, and moved shortly alter three
down Monroe to Main, up Main to Wash
iugton, and thence to Mt Wood Cemetery
in the following order:
Colors.
Vaas' Band.
School Children.
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TIE RIvER.-The river Is falling very
slowly, there being I've feet ten inches Of
water at 8 o'clock last evening.
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SUPREME CoURT.-The Supreme Court
ofAppeals will meet in this city on We'd
nesday. June 4lh.
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COMMISSIONER MEETING.-The Com
missioners Of Ohio county will hold their
regular June meeting at the Court House
to-day.
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INSTITUTE HALL.-Ths entertainments
given at Institute Hall on Friday and
Saturday evenings were largely attended
and the performances were all well re-
ceivec. Mr. James Ward in his negro
characters was equal TO many profession
ais. Mr.. Hill sung several sentimental
songs, which were highly pleasing. Mr.,
Foster furnished the music, which was re-
ally grand. All the members sustained
their parts exceedingly well, and as 1t d
their first appearance on the stage, we
portcnd for them q successful future
Everything passed of very well. The
grateful thanks Of the icorps are rendered
to Messrs. Hill aud Foster, the former iOr
his compliment and the latter for the fine
music. They tender compliments also tc
Mr.. Louis 9traub for fsvors rendered.
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JUST received fifty more pure Llama
Lace sscques, cheaper than ever. J. W.
Ferrel, Centre Wheeling.
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New lot of Parasols and Black Lace
Points, at J. 8. Rhodes 8 Co.'S.
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NEW Double Reed Organs, from $l25
upwards, five to twelve stops, on the
most reasonable terms, just received at
sheib's Music Store, Washington Hall.
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LARGELY ATTENDED.-The various
churches and Sunday Schools were all
well attended yesterday, the weather be-
ing very pleasant.
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NoT1cE,-Go to L. V. Blends, for the
newest styles and cheapest boots and
shoes ever offered In the city. q
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FIRE SATURDAY EvENINo.-The alarm
of fire Saturday evening, about 2 o'clock
was caused by a slight fire at Cecirs
Foundry. But trif1ing damage was done,
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ENANELNo lmparts a rich finish and
and preserves your Photographs. Made
only at Brown & Higgins.
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TIE Gr4ndest Bargains ever offered in
this city are now to DO found at the great
Dry Goods and Suit House Of l. Blum B
Bro.
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CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS Just
received another fine lot Of all wool Car.
pets; Brussels do. Fifty velvet Rugs, and
large variety Of Oil Cloths, still lower
than before. Call and see them before
buying elsewhere. ]. W. Ferrel, Centre
Wheeling.
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A SPLENDID lot Of new microscopic
views has just been received at Robin.
cons.
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WANTED.-Sixteen more experienced
Operators at l. Blum 6 Bros Suit Fac
tory.
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ONE HUNDRED Real Marseilles Quilts
for 81 80 each, at J. 8. Rhodes & Cos.
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ENAMELED Photographs made only at
Brown & Higgins.
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THE photographs made at Robinson'i
Gallery give satisfaction. Try them.
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DoN'T FORGET 10 buy your Hamburg
at ]. s. Rhodes & Cos.
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PRESERVE your pictures by having
them framed at Robinson's Gallery.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of temperature yes
terday, as observed at Silvey's Drug Store
corner onposite Post Office:
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GheqnteuiqfnGer
MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1873.
Nav Advertisements.

NBW AuVUEOI1O1V
For Cincinnati.
Grand Annual Ball.
Star Planning Mills.
Undertaking.
Election Notice.
Wheeling stogie Cigar Msnuiscto org.
Information Wanted.
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oPERAToRs wanted at Blum's Suit Fac
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~ DECORATION DAY.
ET mrs. \. A, D. CLIFTON.
Rally again Columbia calls.
Again the afe and drum we hear;
Fling ont again the War.Worn Dag,
To PARROT hearts forever dear.
But not for aid Columbia calls,
For these are peGcafnl, hSlloWOd hours;
She calls thee In her name 10 GtFeW
Her fallen ehlldrOn's grave with aowers
A sougI song OF heroes dead;
A song Of the brave and true;
Wen sing Of the brave IN coats Of gray,
And the true In the coats OF blue;
For theT were children Of ono homo,
Twins both In birth and powers,
And WhIle we march and sing OF them
Wen streW their tombs with hoHer5.
Hail to the brave hail to the ruel
United forever In death they lie;
Der each the summers arch OF blue,
And the gray Of the winters HlLy.
Der each some heart hath wept and prayed,
Through weary and Departing hOuER;
Der each we'll Btrew In memory
Our Offering ofnoWerS.
Marching and singing, 70 aged come
To this dear Mecca OF our land;
oh youth, the pilgrimage perform,
The future lies within thy hand.
Oh maiden, come and honor these,
Whose deeds 20 Il Eirg In future houEs,
When children round your knee shall come
TO reverence this day OF doWCrs.
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Cleveland & Pittsburg RallrOal

RT. DEvRIEs, GOn'l Agent, Wheeling.
my27 .'
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ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
~ 20. 1873. Trains will leave Wheeling a. fol-
loWS-WheelnH time:
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q. DhANVH q pUNb.I
cod Bridgeport, o.
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Alter moro lnstumenl8I music ny tue
Quintette Club the following beautiful
poem was well delivered by Mr.. Clsrkson,
after which the Doxology was sung and
the meeting dismissed:
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Transportation.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Go.
.HURQ8a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-29

SPECIAL MEETING.

CITY HAIL, Szv ORLEANS. I
Wednesday. MAY %. 1873. s
Tie Council! met this day a: II A. NJ,
in special session.
Presentation. Louis 4. Witt. Mayor,
presiding, and Administrators Calhoun,
Eitzenreiter. Lewis. Schneider and Turn
bull.
The Secretary Of the Council being tenn
porarly absent, on motion of Mr.. Schneider
Z. L. Bower was appointed Secretary pro
tempoye.
The Mayor stated that a: the written re.
quest OF Administrators TurnbuI.. Sturcken
and Calhoun tbe Council had beer con.
venei this day at X A. NJ. for the purpose
o: amending the marke: ordinance, No. 7s7.
Administration series.
The Hon. B. II. Turnbuli. after stating
that 6 decision had been rendered by the
Superior Cour: restraining tie collection OF
revenues on meats, and 70 supply the def
cheney created thereby IN the market rev.
enues for tie year. offered the following or
tinanca:
Be it ordained by the Counci, Of tie city
Of New Orleans, Tina: section three. OF Or
G,nance No. 1S7 Administration series. be
and the same is hereby amended SO as to
read as follows:
SEC. 2. TIA: the purchaser o. lessee of
suci. revenues shall not be entitled to col
lect other dues than these hereinafter NEIL
toned. and the occupants o. the stalls and
stands O. the severa: markets o. the city,
and the vendors in said markets are hereby
required to pay Tor said stalls. stands and
privileges q. the following rates:
For butchers stalls, inciuding block, six
~ centa per day. For fish. game and vege-
table stalls, :aree By four feet, tttesa cents
per day.
Fer frui. stands and ali other stands 10:
specified herein. open all day. two cents per
day for each and every square superficial
foot OF space occupied. For coffee and choco-
late stands, three By e:gh: feet. seventy-fve
cents per day. and two cents per day tor
every additional superficial foot: and fo-
each ccrner table al additional SUM of five
cents: and il shall be the duty of the City
Surveyor to designate which are corner
tables.
AL occupants Of stall. and stands are
required to return the same to the
lessees in as good condition as when re-
ceived, and the iessees OF markets are re-
auired to return the stalls, stands and fix
lures of tie markets to the city il as good
condition as when received from the city.
This ordinance sha.; take effect from and
after the first of June, 1878.
Wick was adopted by the following vote:
Yeas-Calhour, FI:zenrei.er, Schneider.
Lewis, Turnbuil.
The sane Administrator offered the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resoired, That the Administrator Of Com
MERGE be and is hereby authorized to post
,tr Il' VII o1v
tised for sale at twelve O'clock this date, to
Friday, the thic.;eth instant. at II M.
adopted.
The Council tier adjourned.
E. L. BOWER.
Secretary pro TEN.
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.

Brief Communications P2blished-Lo,a
Ones Invariably Rejected-Ine Editor 10.
Responsible for the Sentiments Expressed
-. tie Co'natunicationS.l
A Note from Mr.. Martinez.
NEW ORLEANS, May %. 1873.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
Allow NE once more the use OF your valu.
able columns. Az articl. appeared in yes
se-days Bee referring to me as having WIS.,
tied it. Office. and asked them no: to be
too severe toward me. This statemen: is
false. did go to tie Bee Office. because
one o. its reporters, whose name forgot.
after having hunted tor me everywhere, &C.
cordicg 10 what he said. urged me to call
at :he office in the evening fer some ir-
formation whicL declined to give without
the assurance tina: would not be mis-.
represented. Far from thinking that it
was trick to draw me to tie office in or
de: TIA: they would have an opportunity
20 Willy me. acceded to hi. request ard
weu:. Both the editor and the reporter
we're absent. and retired. after informing
those presen: who l was. The next day. to
M grea: aston.shment. an article was pub
l:shed il THAT paper. falsely stating the
cause osmy v;s:: asai. wen: there las.
nigh. and withdrew upon the assurance
tina. what they had falsely stated would
be retractei The Be. seized tina: oppor.
tun:cy to defame me again. I denounced
the tro articles as slanderou. lies. and
hereafter shall pay no attention to what
tue Bee mag say.
Respectfully yours.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
SOTICE.


DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.;
Few Orleans, May %, 1873. !
TtN6: SALE OF MARKET REVENUES ADyER.
4 tIsed to take place this day Is postponed to
FRIDAY, May 80 IS g, at twelve O'Clock NJ, in
sequence of an amendment 20 section three of or.
di1ilce No 81, Administration series, pisse: Nv
the CoCo.:. this day. copy OF which vii. be found
below. Z. NJ TCRNBLL Ii.
Administrator Of Commerce.
Ee i: ordained ov the Council Of the city of New
Orleans, Tia. section three OF ordinance No. 81,
Administration series, be and the sam: is hereby
amended so as to read as follows:
SEC. s. Tat the purchaser o: lessee Of such
revenues shall not be entitled - collect other dues
than those hereinafter mentioned, and the OaCu.
pants 0: tns stalls and stands o: :"c several II D.
kets of the ely. aid tt. vendors "a sad markets.
are hereby QIi;rrd to pay for said stalls. stands
AID privileges a: the following ra.es
!oc butchers stalls, including block sixty een:a
per dav.
Fo. isl. game and vesetab.s stalls thee by fou.
feet. fifteen cents per day.
!or II.i: stands. and al Other stands no. spec:-
Zee. lereia. open a.. day. :we cents per day for
eac' ;'r.: evecy square superficial. TOO. 0! space
occupied,
For coffee o: chocolate stand. .h;ee BY eight
ieec. seventy cents per dav. snd Two cents per
0aT -. every additional superficial foot: and fo-
eaci corner tAre az adti.iona. sum o! t"e cents
and 1t sha. be the duty of the City Survevo. to
designate which are corner ia bes
A.. occupants 0: stalls and stands are REQUIRED to
retLrr the same TO the lessees il good condition
as wien received, and the lessee. OF markets are
required :. return the stalls, stands and fixtures
Of :he markets 70 the city il a. good condition as
wil.;. received from tl.e city.
This ordnance shall take efee: from and after
the inst CT J-ue. 1873 mv2A2-
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CITY ORDINANCES---QFFIClAL
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
NAyoRAL-V OF Ef- CaLzASs,
CItV Hall MAY D. l3.3

NAyoRAL-r Of SEv ca.z.Ss.l
City Hall. May .. 1875.
no. 2ii9-Adm;n;stra:ion Series.j
An ordinance providing for the payment Of
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained. That the following appro.
D.iat:ons be and are hereby made, and that
the Administrator of Public Accounts war.
rant on the Administrator of Finance il
payment OF tie same whenever there shall
be money il the city treasury to the credit
of the appropriate fund fer each account,
and not Otherwise appropriated:
j. McPheli-, district attorney, for nine
teen convictions, from May 5, 1873, to
May lG. 1873. inclusive. approved by the
Judge of the First District Court, s255.
L. H. TnCmasOn. agent, printing cash
warrant receipts ard transfer blanks in
May, 1873. ter Department OF Public Ac-
counts, approved. s22.
L. Schneider, Administrator Of finance.
cash paid for express charges on seven per
kilograms 70 Havana and St. Louis, sent by
Mayor. So IS: postage stamps fo- Mayor
cfiice, s.: cash advanced for law Charles in
the month Of May, 1873, s2G. 81
a. W. Dearie. repairing hoe and maxim
keys in NIay. 1873 for Department Of PUB.
lie Accounts. arproeed, S., ..
Cnar!es LaueV, P. Irwin and teo,.-" W.
Roper, 10: ssa! Of properly fused BY the
Metropolitan Po..ce AID -. .47 police justice
OF the First pistrictj at tie corner CT st.
Charles and Lafayette streets, fer three
months ending May Ii. 1873. a: 500 per
month. $500.
Adopted by the Council OF tie city Of
Orleans. May y. 1873.
Yeas-Brewster. Calhoun. Fitzenreiter.
Lewis. S.urcken. Turnbuii.
LOUIS A. Witt, Mayor.
A true cop,:
DASIEL SCrLIY, Secretary.
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fed herein, open all day, two cents per day
for each and every square superficial foot
of space occupied.
For coffee and chocolate stands, three by
eight feet, seventy-ive cents per day. and
two cents per day for every superficial foot.
and for each corner table az additional sum
of FIVE cents. and it shall be the duty of the
City Surveyor to designate which are cor
ner tables.
All occupants Of stalls and stands are re-
CURED 70 return the same to the lessees in
as good condition as when received, and
the lessees Of markets are required TO re-
turn the stalls. stands and fixtures of the
markets TO the city il as good condition as
when received from the city.
This ordinance shall take etfeo: from and
after the first Of June. 1873.
Adopted BY the Council Of the city Of
New Orleans. May %. 1873.
LOUIS 4. WILT. Mayor.
A true copy:
DANIEL SCULLy. Secretarv
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The EailrOad survey.

Ca,:a.r Walker and his party oe survey.
crs iay;u: yun a line. FROM Shreveport
dewc 70 tie double bridges" twelve miles
t.o:.. Sa:ch:;oches. along the hills aaG
O: BavC: Pierre. came to this place las:
week and prospected TO. better and more
pr.c..c.b.e route Up .he Red river valley.
sea,a.a;u. in this vicinity for six Q: sever
DAYS. They touud The first line very rough
and s,mos. iupracticable. Frc:. this point
:ler went north up TIE valley OF Red river.
c:o:s:c- BAYOU Pierre near its mouth. We
have heard ,ha: Captain Walker has de.
siGeI :ha: sh;. is the hes: AID elsares:
TIE party left TIL. place OF Wednesday
for Alexandria. They propose to seek
practicable route down along c. near rue
six o, seven niles below and opposite C.ou'
:ie:vi,le. thence by Cot:!s TO A!exatd::a.-
N..:.'r.ies Tones.
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Bianque.
G1xrR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE rARIsi.
= of Orleans, No. 336i-By vrtus OF wr''
Of secure aud sale directed by ,he honorah. tho
sixth D.st-.C: Court for the parish of Orleans is
the above entitled cause TO 8. S. Saavne: lats
sheriff and by said late sheriff 10 transferred!
WI! proceed 70 SCI. d: public suction. 81 the
Merchants an'! Auctoneer, Exchanges. Roya:
II the Second D.stiic. OF this city. o. MONDAY.
June 50 1879. a. twelve o'clock NJ. the following
l. TAI OSE UsD,ylDED THIRD PART OF
THREE LoTSoF GROUND, stu ted IL .he SeconI
D!str.c: of this ETY. in ;he square comprised! by
the pub iC road. designated by the numbel. chrev.
four ant SIX o.: plan drawn by Joseph Pills Them
in the Office of William .,hristy. then . rotars
pubic ~ :hIs CITY. Sad lots o: ground having
front Oh the pubic read and also on Clinton street.
and extending in DEPTH from one stree. to fA.
other; together with the buildings an! improve
. THs ONE UNDIVIDED FOURTH PART OF 4
LOT OF GROUND. situated III tine Second Di,ttto:
VILE, Customhouse and Clinton streets and the
pJt.IC road, designated by the number twelve
the above mentioned plan o. the ,h:tr-ti. De-
col.Uor, 1855 sail LOT having twenty-five teet swO
.2c es three Lines front Oh ,he pubic road, twenty.
touc feet five inches two iines front 81 Clinton
street, sevency.three zee. one incl. :H0 Inca
Depth on che one side. and sixt' nnc teet SIX
inches tive lines IL depth on the othe: SIDE, to.
Gether with al. tha buildings and improvements
): gas ONE UNDIVIDED FOURTH PART OF
LOa oF uhUuNO, situated IN tLe second BiStrlcs
OF this city. ia the Square bounded by Bieuvie.
Custonhouse AID Chartres street. and tae Ey.
change alley. measuring sixty four feet incl;
three lines front said alley. half OF SAIL or hlv-
ing depti. of fftyfOur feet th. side of Gus.
tomhouse stseet, the other hal! of said lot having
a depth OF about twenty. one feet eeven :...he.
five lines on the side Of Bien'ile street toge her
with all tie buildings an! improvements thereon.
Which property lawfully be!an rs TO The defend.
ant herein in the proportion above nen:oue1 bv
means of the purchase she made theIeo: from the
estate of AIRS Laia:ie by two acts pa s.ed be fore
A. LazUreau. notarr public in tbs city, o.. Abe
nineteenth day OF March, 1880.
Seized IL the above suit.
VermS-Casa Oh ,he spot.
~. HARPER