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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-03-18
Theory andPractice.

l. Name three methods Of teaching
4 child to read.
9. Which of the three would you EN-
ploy?
3. How do you teach spelling?
4. Why is it better to have the SPELL
ing written?
). Should a teacher be acquainted
with mental science? Why?
6. Why should teacher know more
of every subject than he is required to
teach!
Z. What books have you read on Ped
agogy? .o,,
read?
o. What special preparation have you
made for teaching?
10. What do you understand by OBJ
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-03-18
OrthOgraPhy.
Whlt is OrtIlogranhv !?

|. What is OrthOgraphy?
2. How many letters and how many
elementary sounds in our language?
3. What is an elementary sound?
4. Give a simple classification of let
tiers.
). Write a declarative sentence con-
tanning noun in the possessive case.
q. Write an interrOgative sentence
containing a contraction.
Z. Give five uses of capital letters.
8. Mary loves fields flowers and fruit
Punctuate.
9. Define carnivOrous, ephemeral, aus
tere. conservatism.
10. Spell words pronounced.
Write-This is specimen of my wri-
ting, given at GallipOlis this 9th Of
March. 1875,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-03-18

CALIFORNIA has wheat three feet
above the ground.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Firm and
Speculation Active.
GOLD UNSTEADY AT ll6 IS A 11G s-8.
Money on Call at Per Cent-Rag Currency
Worth S5.75-Government and Railway
Bonds Generally in Fair Demand.
WALL STREET,
" INIfIF , 7 n TT
WEDNESDAY, Oct 20-6 7. NJ.

WEDNESDAY, Oct 20-b 4. NJ
Stocks to-day were buoyant, yet perceptibly undr
the management OF a clique whose aim IT is to make
them appear strong The speculation was purely heal
IN character and the outsider who invests with th ex
pectation Of making money from permanent use in
prices is likely be sorey disappointed The tansac
lions we're large and artificial exhbition0f con
ndence was not without sympathetic effect ipon all
classes Of securities Pacific Mail was the ading fea-
lure rising from 3Sx TO 39% and closing f39b, on
large business. The greatest advance WAS in Union
Pacific which rose from 67h to 694 andslosed at 6Sh
against 66H yesterday. Western UnionAdvanced from
74S 75R and Lake Shore from 553S 562s, on large
transactions. The closing sales were 75h 562S re-
spectively Northwest common rosffro 35A TO 36%,
preferred from 49k to 500 ST. aul from SO to S3A,
preferred from 62% to 623; ohos from 10
10 16X, and Hannibal St Joseph irom
II to 17% Michigan Catral rose from 6s
o5SA but afterward fell off 571 Erie ranged be-
tween l5sS and l5s< Missciri Pacific declined from
I4k to ls, closing at the after price. Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph advance(to 90 A statement issued
from the Atlantic and Pohc Railroad Office shows that
rom January TO oc;oer IA the earnings OF that road
fell of s73 GA and tn earnings of the Missouri Pacific
and its branches foy the same time shows decrease
OF $6o2 906.
HE SALES TO-DAY.
The transactiop on the Stock Exchange to-day az.
gregated 2s5 l0C shares which among active stocks
were divided IS folows:-New York and Hudson
B5o; Erie, 1900; Lake Shore, Ga 7oo Northwestern
10 800; do peferred, 7s0; Rock Island, 5Oo Pacific
Mail, 1856 St Paul, 66oo; do. preferred $500;
ohios, 42d; Western Union, SO, 900; Wabash, 1oo
Union Pa,dc, 5000; c., c. and l. c., 100; Missouri Pa
cihc, 5,27 Michigan Central 1900
,PESIsG, LOWEST PRICES.
The blowing table shows the opening, highest and
lowes tDrices of the div
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.
OF COMMITTEES BY THE coNvEN.

APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEES BY THE coNvE,y.
TIoN AND PREPARATIONS FOR BUSINESS.
The United States Railway Mail Service Mutual
Benefit Association met in convention yesterday the
Post Office, President L. B. Hulse of Virginia id
the chair. George W. Deese appointed ia
j. Montgomery, the regular secretary. President
Hulse addressed the Convention taking the chair
and stated that the association organized in Chi.
cago year ago and now has its rolls $50 members.
II took four months to get the organization under way
and at present there from hvo to applications
made for membership per day.
committee on credentials, consisting of Messrs.
Palmer, wakinshaw, Benton, Miller and Rose, res
ported the following delegates PRESENT.
Mr.. V. Bailey, Superintendent Railway Mail Service,
r. G.. Merrill, Boston and New York route; A. b.
Brown, do. Captain James BeIger, New York and
Washington; A. J. Joynes, do. w. H. Davis Erie: o.
W. Deese do II. r Southwck Glenn. James and p P
waring, limited mall Ira Dorrance, C. O. Ingcrsoll j.
L. Wi lletts, }. " Henry, c. f. Moore A. J. Muller and
s G. Harvey all of the fast mail train; G. II. Southa
East Tennessee route w. s. Cobean Toledo aud Mans
field; w, v swiggltt Phadeiphia and Pittshed; J. "
j. Shurtlef, Quincy and Kansas City A. Il Foster, St
Louis and Atchison; J. c. Wakinshaw, do John H
Van Dorm, local agent Jersey City; G. s Goodalo,
Goshen and Kingston A. b. Hulse Washington and
Weldon G. j. Maord (colored), Danvlle and Charlotte;
H. J. skeels, Chicago and Centralia; j. J. Palmer and
J. W; Beust, Chicago and Cesar Raplds; ,, W. Rose,
Nashville; j. A Montgomery. Chicago and ST. Louis,
and r. S Burton Lynchburg and Bristol.
The Chair appointed by order OF the Convention
Messrs. Moore Joynes, SouthalL Malord, Mansfield,
Palmer Foster and Miller committee to revise the
constitution.
Mr. Foster offered resolution that as possi-
bic the rules of tho House Of Representatives govern
their deliberations.
Mr. Maord, colored, wanted Jefcrsons "Manuai"
substituted, and offered resolution TO that effect,
which was subsequently withdrawn, and Mr. Fosters
resolution adopted.
The Chair was instructed to appoint committee, to
consist Of one member from each division and three
members resident in Washington, to secure cha-ter
from the next Congress- The Chair appointed 7 N
Bailey, A. b. Hulse, T. w. Vale and George : Bangs
as the resident members Washington. All the dvi-
sion superintendcnts, who members were by order
added TO the committee. The Convention went into
Committee of the Whole the constitution and after
short delberaton adjourned until nine O'Clock this
morning
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.

The twelfth annual Convention OF the Grand lnterna~
tonal Division of tho Brotherhood Of Locomotive Ems
g,necrs commenced Yesterday morning in Irving Hail.
Tho object of the association is to bring the locomotive
together from al parts Of the country pro-
mote peace and harmony among them, to create ins
terest in their profession and to the confidence
and esteem OF their employers They now comprise
1so divisions which embrace members from all parts oi
the United States and Canada
Yesterday mornings meeting opened by the cleo
,ion OF N W. Hobrook as chairman. Prayer by tne
Rev. L. f. Moore, Of Flushing followed The Hon.
Carkson Potter read letter Of regret from Mayon
Wicknam stating his inability TO bo present The
same gentleman then delivered tho address OF welcome
10 the delegates. T. ) lngraham, of Cleveland Ohor
made appropriate reply The annual address OF tho
Grand Chief Y. NJ. Arthur was next read He showed
the growth Of the society, consisting Of more than
10000 persons The society has established =
monthly journal for tho information OF its membersl
Mr. Arthur referred TO the general stagnaon IN trades
and said that engineers were by no means exempt from
the trouble that stagnation occasoned In the latter
part Of his address the speaker grew quite phosoph-
CAL telling the members not TO be discouraged because
they were not rich, showing that they would earn %
wisdom from failure rather than from success ana au
vocatng the cultivation Of kind and fraerna ieehnkS
toward one another His remarks were rccelVeu WIZ" ~
great applause. Addresses were also made oy noh -
"A Willis G. H. Sherman, Of Dunkrk, President - tua
Locomotive Mutual Life Insurance Company, anu run
Abbott General Secretary and Treasurer Q, .ne sue
company Rev. Il s MacCarthy invited az tne ucie. s
gates TO attend his church in s'ieue neNa
4 Sunday, and then made the closing PRAYER. y -. 4.
Another meeting held yesterday WeeInoo.i put y
\ was closed TO the public The Convention WIZ cons
tinue in session about eight days ~ y unuelseoo1 w,
~ nctnal snbccts 81 discussion Will bo the reatva
merits Of different kinds Of machinery ana the question
~ insurance Next Tuesday they will have an excur,
sion to Norwak Conn, where all the delegates, wltn
their invited guests win participate IA grand claal'
. / beka celebration
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Oct. 90 1875.
onspT Se peceSt 9s SaSs
wise s5s sales, 2ses Stock, 75o '''' 'p0''' '0'''
Cotton quiet and easy; middlng, isSc; low middlng
l2 25s faSa qs5ana ssies Stock Ses 4 5sssP 1880 bales
Cotton quc mddng l21c M0fES iao o't low 29 addas dsI1
bales Exports eoSstwise, 4sa Sales LOO Stock
2O33e
sAvASsAn. Oct. 90 1875.
Cotton easier; middng, la56c; low middliug. i3c, ;
1882 Exports TO- the Continent $3.50; coastwso. ESQ
Sales 724 Stock, 57,7I2.
Cotton easy; miadng lsNc,; low mddlips, lsc. good
Consnent $500 Sales ico Stock Sos po''' % '''
oswEeo, Oct 90 1875
wheat qoa So eab Fl o Corn lover ):
72c Barley unchanged sales 10000 bushels Corn neal
shipsus $23 mddngs SIS Canal lights higher wheat
SaHy M snd % 3 hfy s nSs fS 3 TO
the Hudson. Lake rcceptss45oo bushels wheat 10000
wheat, 1880 do barley, $500 feet Of lumber.
BUFFALO Oct 20, 1875
Railroad receipts-FIonr 2eoo bbl wheat 1900 bushels
Ssa sS fs SR 0sSss 2CS S S
corn 5000 do, M oats i7o9o do barley 2Soo do Canal
lAIss seas y sS & sqsass &
hRs hss 81
@ aG e S'Ss @ GSE a at
under closing nomnaly at CSC Oats freely offered 4oc
dull and heavy sales 500 bushels Canada os private erm
nominally 81 a 81 l5 for choice Uanada; 81
81 10 for four and ixrowcd state Seeds without inquiry
l5c HiEhwnes held at about 81 l616.
TOLEDO, Oct. 90 1875
Flour in fair demand firm. Wheat fair demand firm
No white Wabash, 81 35k; No do, 81 70; No.
yhgss gs Ms6sgan 81 s extra do 81 g 7 sRbor M Michigan
Corn, high mixed October 59c November, 5si4c new,
all the year 4S54c low do, Soc; grnde 51sc; dam
aged 56c Oats dull No 2 spot and October $40 white,
Ale. Freights steady unchanged Receipts-35O bbls.
-four; $4,000 bushels wheat 600 do shipments
700 bhls nour 200 bushels wheat 80 0O0 do. con 1000
do. oats.
CHICAGO, Oct 90 1875.
Flour nominally unchanged Wheat irregular, in the
main higher. No. Chicago spring, 81 IL; No. do
81 III, spot; 81 lOA seller October; sales at ST. 0Ta
81 09l seller November; closed 81 OsS, seller Novem
ber; VI o9, seller December; 81 OSh 81 o. seller the
year. No do 9ec 97Sc rejected s4lsc s6s4c. Corn
easier but good demand No mixed 53c bid spot ;533&c
bid, seller October Ole bid, seller November rejected
52Ac 53c Oats, holders firm at outside quotations
331Sc spot, 81 Jo 32c seller November rejected 2Tc
Barley dull aud lower sec spot seller October Ole.
seller November Rye deli at 72ac. Pork dull, an,
prices shade lower At a. 81 a $22 2S, spo.
Year Lard da new, s5 eS OLD sls % s s'.Ss s .po
$l3 55, seller October; Sl2 %, seller she year bull
meats-Quet, but steady shoulders s1ac Sc short I'll
middies l2Ac l21sc short clear mddes, l3c q l3Ac
Whisey lower at 81 13 At the cali OF the board
Wheat easier at "a lO 81 1oA October 81 0sl4 Novem
ser. Corn % hc. lower Oats &c lower Pork lower 2
bbls., wheat $4,000 bushels; corn i25 900 do
5000 doi barley, 5000 do. rye 5000 do. Shipments
Flour 10000 bb wheat 900 bushels corn OOO do.
oats, vu,UOO do. barley, 1000 do.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT LoWER-FUTURES LOWER,
CLOSING FIRM-FLoUR QUIET-wHEAT DULL
CORN FIRM-oATs FIRMER-RYE DULL-BAR-
LEY oUIET-BARLEY MALT DULL AND UN-
CHANGED-PoRK FIRMER-LARD FIRArER-
PETROLEUM QUIET-NAvAL STORES FIRM
HIDES FIRM-ons QUIET AND UNCHANGED
wHIsKEY sTEADY-FREIGHTs sTEADY-HEMP
AND JUTE QUIET AND sTEADY-GUNNIEs
DULL-CoFFEE QUIET-sUGAR STEADY.
WEDNESDAY Oct 2o-6P.M
Trade matters were substantially the Same as they
were yesterday Some OF tho markets were duh and
irregular but on the whole the changes were unim-
portant on 'Chango -four steady. Wheat was
dull but without decided change Corn was active at
full or improved prices. Oats were nrmer. whiskey
frmer Pork and lard firm, with the corner in Octo-
Der contracts dominating tho market Freights ere
steady. Cotton on the spot lower Futures lower.
Petroleum was quiet Naval stores firm. Oils
quiet and unchanged Hides quiet and firm. Hemp and
jute quiet and steady Gunnes dull Groceries quiet
and steady
CorrEE-The market for Brazs was quiet and anged
Mild coffee dull. Ordinary cargoes, ls9lc. lee.
fair do, 2oc. 2o1c good do, 2o1ac 2oc prime do
gle. a 2lLc; extreme range for lota 1870
22lc Santos fair TO good 2oc 21c gold ninety days.
Java government bags, 26c pic; do mats, 2ec
2sc Singapore do 22c. 24c. Ceyon 2lc. 22c Mara
caibo 2oc 22c. Laguayra 2oc 21c; Jamaica 1870
2oc St. Domingo, 1sc 1shc Porto Rico, 1870 2okc;
Costa Rca 19c. a 2lSc. Mexican, zoe. 21Ec. Manila
zoe Gle; Angostura, 1ac 2l6c; Savanilla. zoe.
21Bc.; Curacao. 19c 2oc
CorToS-Spot quotations further reduced Nc for all
grades This concession led to liberal buying, but
the disposition conne purchases to actual wants still
apparent and while cottons offered with considerable
freedom fully Nc under quotations. buyers
ticpang lower prices unwilling as we have indicated
operate beyond the wants of the moment Notices to
Of about 500 bales have been issued to-day all
which have fallen into the hands Of exporers 200 bales
Change
deliveries the market continues excited AZ the opening
prices declined 332c; of this decline Lice
repained but by a subsequent reaction all the ad-
vance was lost and the market ruled weak until
near the close when vigorous bull movement carried
November up 13kc. with the balance Of the market,
however, neglected and improving only slightly In SYM
been by the bulls effect October settlements but
remaining shorts refused accept the terms offered and
Indicated they would deliver tho cotton Tho market
closed Arm, according TO the Official report but
private dispatches Liverpool tonight qualify the
market strong The Liverpool market closed steady The
closing quotations of futures with Saturdays final
6eanve as follows
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
BUSINESS FAILURES.
BUTTERICK 4 co.

The failure of Butterick Co., dealers in ladiess
paper fashion FORMS plates patterns, &c, noticed IN
yesterdays HERALD, appears to be confirmed Their
liabilities stated to be quite large, and they had
many branch establishments in this city. Their bust
has been immense, but the duh times and ther
heavy expenses have proved too much for them Ther
manufacturing establishments and agencies extended all
the country AS the business requires the most
fashionable quarters the paid make formdables
item in the expenses The chief indebtedness is for
paper, which they consumed largely. Among other
branches Of the business they have a large printing x
Office with ten twelve presses and lately they opened
house in London which absorbed some $50 900 Mr.
Butterck is of great enterprise energy and
shrewdness, and will doubtless make the best Of the
situation.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
The following are the Philadelphia stock quotation
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS


Owing TO the State election we have quotations,
the Stock Board being in recess. The bullion ship
ments amount to 1923, 500.
Flood Il o'Bren have started the new SHAFT at the
French gold mine the Mother Lode OF California
The Lyon Mill and Mining Company paid to-day $25 900
in dividends for the past fiscal month The Colbert
Gold Mining Company has been organized in San Fran
cisco with capital of S., 600 0o0 The Branch Mint
received last week 1--WE bars Of pure silver bullion from
Senator Jones Panamint Mines, the aggregate weight
of which was little one ton The Northern
Belle Mine is shipping from S. 900 to $s in bullion
per day. The product of the Consolidated Virginia
Mine last week 4 615 TONS The enormous engines
over the Joint and G. shaft, said be the finest
in the world started for the first time on Monday
last. The shaft is to-day 7o2 feet deep
The Eureka Consolidated Silver Mining Company has
passed into the joint control of the Nevada Bank and
the Bank OF California, Judge Heydenelt representing
the former and A. p X. Harmon the latter bank in tho
Board OF Trustees just elected. rhe Eureka Company
has share capital of $4,000, 900, upon which, until
within month or two dividends Of "a per cent per
annum (coin) have been regularly paid. The Eureka
Mine is in the Eureka district Of Lander county Ne
vada and is on the vein with the Richmond Con-
soils (English) and the X K Consolidated mines Its
principally argentiferous galena, and are
readily smelted
The Potosi Silver Mine, near La Plata, Peru, is
ploying about 1000 men. 1t has been worked al
most continuously its discovery in 1885, ana has
yielded, it is estimated tas systematic record has
been kept) about $3.50, 900, 900 in bullion.
In Colorado the silver mines are reaching depths
where it is impossible to work them by hand labor
alone and their developments such as justify
the employment of steam machinery The Equator
and Terrible both equipped with small hosting
gines and pumps and similar machinery has been
structed for the Dives Nine owned by Senator Logan
and Mr. Honore, OF Chicago
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
". B. HUNTER A co.

Ii win be remembered that the house which under
the style Of W. B. Hunter Co., formerly carried oni
business at No 132 Front street. suspended payments
the 18th of this month The concern was engaged
in the importation OF tea, and also did general COM.
mission business with the Dominion of Canada Yes-
erday afternoon meeting Of the creditors had in
the offices Of the late establishment The meeting was
exclusively ofa private nature altogether informal
one.n Mr.. Wykes, a member of the firm, declined ia
furnish the HERALD reporter with any information
about the business transacted at the meeting, but
said that committee had been appointed TO in
quire into the value and condition of the that
had been turned over to the creditors He refused ia
give the of the committee and stated in general
terms that the liabilities of the firm amounted I'd
$500, 900, of which $3.50, 900 ''unsecured.h u
That to say that the house $4oo 00o and pos4
nominal assets to the extent of $3.50 000 with
which TO iqudate outstanding liabilities.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
WALL STREET NOTES.

CURRENT GOSSIP ABOUT MISSOURI PACIFIc-~
SOME FIGURES FROM THE ATLANTIC AND PA
c1FIo RAILWAY coMPANY-PAcIFIc MALL sET-
ELEMENTS AND NEW cIIQUEs IN LAKE sHoRA
AND WESTERN UNION.
Another conference meeting OF the Missouri Pacific
Stockholders Committee was held yesterday a. the
offices Of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad in the Drexe
building. As usual the report not made TO tha
stock and bond holders and rumor has II that t viii
be unfayorable A semi Official statement issued
from the Atlantic and Pacific Office shows that from
January to October IA the earnings Of that road fell
OF s73e34, and that the earnings OF the Missouri
Pacific and its branches the time decreased
$eo2 99e. Mr. A. W. Baylis, chairman OF the Confer<
enco Committee stated that the report in full-wtH
recommendations for reconstruction-woud probably
be submitted on Monday next In the meantime the
stooS shrnks daily about one per cent To-day IL sold
PACIFIC MAIL MArrRRs
continue 70 absorb the attention OF Wall street To4
DAY the stock was the tavorite the Exchange and
advanced handsomely to 39A. II Is rumored in WE'LL
informed circles that in addition to the sale OF III
four side.wheel wooden ships for TOO 900 Mexican <
DOLLARS the company had also negotiated loan with
Brown Brothers Co. for fl00 900 sterling on heIra
stock 1t Will be remembered that the Messrs Brown
were formerly directors in the company The prinl
cipal cause for the advance may however be found n
the belief that Mr. A. B, StockweL the former presi4
dent Of the company has made overtures TO the pres
I
against him for $500 000 In order that he can come
back TO New York and be freed from all vexatous hti
cation.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
was purchased largely by pool said be headed
py MT Eugene Robinson, young and wealthy opera
tor but Mr. Cohen, the representative OF the rvaE
National Telegraph Company, is still in New York and
promises TO venate his projects as to An opposA
tion
Lake Shore stock yesterday largely bought by
the ring noticed in this column yesterday and tho
veteran Russell Sage, D. r. Morgan and others were
credited with manipulating the stock.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following the changes in closing quotations
compared with those of yesterday
ADVANCE. cE.-Atlantic and Pacific preferred Il Della
ware and Lackawanna, II Erie, u Hannibal and St
Joseph, 81 Lake Shore, L; Northwestern common, /;
do preferred / Ohio and Mississippi u Pacific Mall
n; Quicksilver, u; s.. Paul, H do preferred, "a;
Wabash, u Union Pacific, IL; Western Union, / q
Michigan Central y; New Jersey Central, a District
of Columbia 365 bonds, 'S Erie in London, u
DEeLINE-God, Il Missouri Pacific, ia; G., c. and
l. c., q New York Central u.
STATIONARY Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, Harlem,
Panama and Rock Island
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
THE CLEWS FAILURE.

The examination of Mr. Henry Clews in the suit WITH
regard 20 the claim OF Mr. H. Cheever has been agail
postponed account of the proracted illness OF Mr..
Clews II is announced to come of on Wednes<
day November 3, at eleven o'clock A. NJ in the Office
of Mr.. Ketchum, Register in Bankruptcy, No 139 Full
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

Bank shares sold at o6 for Fourth National. The
latest bids arc annexed-America, 1852; Central Ma
tonal, 100; Chatham l25; City, 800; Commerce. 1221;
Continental 50; Fourth National e5k; German
American SLY; Gold Exchange, 122; Importers and
Traders 1885, Irving, 132 Mercantile 1oe; Merchants
l2l; Merchants Exchange, lo2k; New York, 13o N.
x National Exchange, lO1; Phoenix, es Republic,
50; Shoe and Leather 14s
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
ha ,,o
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. Oct. 90 1870.
Exchange dull tho United States 80 days currency
Ito liz premium 60 days gold lao l4i premium; short
sight, gold, l46 ltI premium On London, ~ Iva
aEaninn On PaEiA. lS1 lS0 promium, sugar active
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
mArR BONDS.

state bonds were dun and steady. New York regis
tered bounty loan sold at l07 and District OF Columbia
three sixtynves at 67 The following we're the latest
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
l0ll AND ll:90 A. I'M.

f227S $4,000 500, r, '65, n.bc 1lek
1lO1s 10000 u 5 $40, r, 'o7.. 1907
ll9h 5000 U $40, c, 81. l2Ols
1l9