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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-28

DARLOR AND BASEMENT OF HOUSE NO 1853 EAST
Sxtieth street, also third Floor to let Floor OF five
rooms and panries TO let, at No. 42U West Fiftvrst
street. Both Of these houses class brown stone
with all the improvements, and strictly private.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-28

ITO LET-THIRD FLOOR. IN HIGH sTooP HOUSE:
all modern conveniences; good reference required.
I'll West ThIrty.flfth street. near Seventh avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-28

ITO LET-UNFURNIsHED. AT NO. 224 EAST FIFTY
- third street. Paror and Basement story: also one
Room on third story, with all improvements and IN per-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02

Whitewash has been used libcrnlIy here To-
day--slopped around generally. In the
name of the Democratic party demand the
conviction of.the men who have been ruin
ing the Democratic party.
Mr.. lIaag--I appeal to each individual
member Of the House. You are now de.
clarine the guilt or innocence Of myself "A
having accepted a bribe or approached an
other with a bribe. ANY man who cor.
demns me | want to give reasons for bis
vote.
The question being on striking out the
words severely reprimanded " IL was
agreed to--yeas, 4S; nays, 20.
The question being on inserting the word
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02
The FareIcal End OF the Bribery In.
- vestlgatlOn.

Tie Gordon Investigation into the Wood
eunty bribery matter terminated yester-
day in screaming farce" The Connie
Tee reported the evidence in mas, without
any summing up or conclusion, save to
recommend that some members be exon
Grated, that some be censured by the
House, ani some severely reprimanded by
the Speaker. This was a fine distinction,
and the logic of this penalty was some.
thiag gigantic The members TO be thus
censured and reprimanded were either
guilty Of bribery or they were not. If
guilty, expulsion was the only course COM
paiible with the integrity OF the House.
Thus the committee made a fiasco. Then
tlie House took up the report, concnrred in
ihe eTonerations, and then one by one ex-
OneIated those recommended to be censured
aud reprimanded. Some foul words were
exchanged hetween Gordon and those he
accused, and 80 the thing ended. Cor
don aheots the character Of the virtuous
prosecutor in this affair, hut there was in
the investigation no testimoHy that was
more direct and trustworthy thaa that he,
affecting TO be very drunk, declared 70 two
persons who were friends OF the Wood
county bill that they eonld not have his
vote short Of $500, and soon after repeated
Il, putting his price at $1,000. II this is
jake, then pnay all the rest claim TO have
besn joking Csnaenah Gosshs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02
JERRY CITY, March 25, 1875.

A correspondent writing from Athens Gu
riously contrasts the mixtures to be found
there Of ancient ard mo iern civilizations.
Railonds spin their trains amid the temples
Of three thousand years. steamers dash their
swells upon the Pireus, and the scream Of
their whistles resouud fror' Athos, Psntsli-
Gus and Cytheron to Olympus and the heavens
bsvond their gods. DR.. Ayers world-renown-
ed medicines, those consummations Of modern
science, are posted on the Aoropolis, the Par
hon"r, the AreopaRus and Tim >inn, lille the
modest cards OF Cherry Psctoral, Ayers Sar-
saparilla, Ague Cure and Pills look from the
windows OF the shops in the streets Of Athens,
whore they are sOld-K Y Gieb..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02

The Democratic press u the Northwest
hept reminding Gov. ALLEN that there
were Democrats up in this neck Of the
woods that were both hungry and thirsty,
and from his lato appointments he has evil
sIsntly heard the call and is trying to con.
ciliste. The frat 10 receive an appoint
mcnt was Mr.. D. D. BATES, of this place,
10 the porilion OF Superintendent of the
Work Shops in the Pcnitentiary, position
OF considerable responsibility. The next
was Major DooD, Of tho Toledo Demorai
and HruId, for Inspector OF Gas and Gas
Metres; and the latest is Hon. w. D.
HILL, OF Defiance, Commissioner OF Insur.
aUce. Concerning the appointment Of Ma
jor DopD, the Columbus correspondent OF
the Cleveland Herald says;
Governor Allen to-day disappointed a
good many, both of his political friends
and opponents, who had anticipated TINT
he would 80 far arise above mere partisan
considerations as to retain in the office of
State Inspector of Gas and Metres, the ac-
complished chemist, Prof. Theodore G..
Wormley, of this city, who has held the
Office ever since it was created, and whose
politics, If he had any, have never been
made public. The Governor, as the re.
suit OF prolonged contest among his party
friends, snccumbed, and named one L. s.
DOdd, Toledo politician, whose qualifi-
cation for the Office consists in his relation
to party organ. The nomination is Sc
verely criticised by members of both par
ties.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02
BRIBERY INVESTIGATION

Report Of tho Investigating Commit.
tee-Very Much Like the Breaking
mp Of MOb-NObody Censured--
Gordon Moves to send the Demo-
cratic Party to the Devll-The PeO.
pie WIN Support the Motion.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02

The Sentinel says the public buildings at
Bowling Groon oost $4,000 and the citi-
sens Of that place contributed $4,000
toward their erection. According to this
the taxpayers of the county paid S27 900
in their construction. This shows how
we'll the citizens Of that town redeemed
their promise that they would erect the
buildings free of expense to the county.
The labor performed by citizens Of B. G..
to tho amount Of $4,000 was for superin-
tcndence Of construction one man receiv-
ing as we are informed, $1,000 for his
services and Herewith paid his subscrip-
tion. No fraud there, oh no I
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02

senssor BRowNLow has returned to his
FIST love, the newspaper business. He has
purchased half interest in the Knoxville
(Tenn.) Daily and Weekly CtrOnicIe, which
hereafter will be known as the Whie and
C1ron;.I,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02

Cincinnati Times: "The Democratic
Potter bill blots out the Councilmen in To-
ledo and the Aldermen In Cincinnati. It's
double-back action concern, and, like
Harper's Ferry musket, shoots at the muE-
ale and kicks out behind"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02

The Grand Army Of the Republic meets
in annual encampment at Chicago May
llth. Gen. SHERIDAN will also convene
the Cavalry Association at the same time
and place, and unusual preparations are
being made for the meetings.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02

GEORGE Francis TRAIN has once more re-
tired forever from public life, and will live
at his home in New York, having sold his
property at Omaha. lie is disgusted with
the American people. He ought to have dis
covered ere this that they are also disgust
oI Nth him
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02

The Nashville correspondent Of the Lou
isville COWrier-Journdl says that the keynote
Of ANDREW JoHSsoN's return to the Senate
Is his intention 10 attempt personal can
vass for the presidency under the Gag Of No
parfv
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02
History OF DlSrtlct No. 8, Portage
Township,

The first teacher IN District No. 5, was
Miss Julia Ann Raulens, of Montgomery
township. She received 81 37l per weel,
and boarded around with the scholars. She
taught three terms, two summers and one
winter. There being no public money to
pay for procuring wood the boys took the'r
axes with them to school and cut wood at
the noon hour for exercise. During the
soeond summer there was great deal Of
sickness in the district, and a part of the
time the school was reduced to two schol-
ars. Before the next term commenced Mr..
Bonham had removed to another part of the
State, and Mr.. John McCrory, who had
moved into the district, was elected dircc-
tor to Gil vacancy. Samuel and John Phil
lips having also settled in the district tho
number of scholars Yps considerably in
crcased. The next winter the directors cn-
ployed an old scalawag. the initials Of whose
name was d. q, of Seneca county, to teach
the school. As was afterward ascertnincd
Mr.. o. had very unenviable reputation
in Seneca county. He commenced opera
tions by finding fault with the former
teacher, and soon found himself without
friend among the scholars. lie had a fool
| ish habit Of turning his back to the class
while pronouncing, which gave the schol-
ars fine opportunity for fun and misbe-
havior, an opportunity they never failed to
| improve. When the dirnctSrs rcmonsrra-
ted against such habits he promised to do
better, but did not fail to continue the same.
He had fondness for instructing the larg-
er girls, and sometimes managed TO bring
his arms in juxtaposition with their should
ers, performance they by no means rel
ished. In consequence OF his actions the
school grew beautifully leRs after two weeks
experience, at the end OF which time the
directors desired to see his certificate. This
inquisitiveness on their part so completely
disgusted the new teacher that he conclud-
ed to and did leave without showing the
document.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02

We take occasion to remind Democrats
and Prohibitionists thatthey are responsible
for the present Ohio Legislature and its
acts. How do you like your offspring2 1t
takes all Spring to investigate the business
transacted during the Winter "Going
out 10 SEQ man" seems to have been one
OF the leading characteristics of the
members Of that body, and had it not been
for the several lobbies in attendance it is
doubtful whether quorum could have
been got together half the time to transact
business. Cincinnati will be held person
ally responsible for the sending of JIM.
GORDON.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02

Cleveland Herald: ais the Ohio Lcgis-
lature a pot-house or a brothel3 Some of
the Democratic members seem to think so,
and shape their conduct 10 suit"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02

Mr.. Gordon submitted the following re-
port; The committee appointed under
House resolution No. 1862, to investigate
the charges of corruption and bribery in the
Wood county matter, having devoted con-
siderable time to tho investigation OF the
subject by the examination Of large num-
Der OF witnesses, respectfully submit the
testim ony taken and ask that the same be
printed and furnished in pamphlet form to
the members. The committee would also
express its satisfaction as to the manner in
which Mr.. Gordon, chairman OF the com
mittee, has discharged his duties, in seek
ing 10 make a thorough investigation Of the
subject. The committee recommends the
adoption Of the following resolutions:
r so!rcd, That George L. Converse, Hiram
Murlin and James s. Gordon are exonerR-
ted from all blame in the matter in ques-
tion.
Risolred, That John Baker, J. White and
f. NJ. Walker arc deserving of censure by
this House for their conduct in the matter
OF the Wood County Bill.
Resolocd, That the committee recommend
that John NJ. IInag and James NJ. Cooley
be brought before the bar of the House, and
he severely reprimanded by the Speaker for
their conduct in connection with the Wood
County Bill.
During the consideration OF their own
cases Messrs. Carbon and Murlin were not
present.
The committee also adopted resolution
OF thanks to T. G. Campbell, Esq, for his
valuable assistance, and recommended that
twenty days pay he allowed the reporter
forsuperintending the printing Of testimony
after adjournment.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02

II the vote should decide for removal the
fuss would then begin and continue indeh-
nitely - SSnitse!.
Dear sus! what wiN you do? That
threat is awful. 1t skeers us, it does. 1t
has skeered us out of years growth and
may skeer US out Of our vote. Ia not the
Sentinel skeered also? Is it not the most
skeered of all7
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02

The Bryan Press says that conductor
on the Lake Shore railroad has been on the
road over twenty-five yeare, and in that
time travelled over nm average of ll3 miles
day, and in all, over more than 100000
miles.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02

1t will hardly be news to you to say that
we are having bad roads, yet wo all rejoice
to see warmer weather coming rs it will
bring our vegetation forth and may fur
nish an excuse for the Legislature to adj
journ. That body seems to be dragging
out useless existence.
Our saw mills are both busy and are
likely to remain busy all summer. There
is talk OF one or two new mills being built
here.
Mr.. Wright has put up cooper shop
and is prepared to do all work in his line .
Mr.. Bold sells about one stove n day.
ADoLPHUs.
Jerry CRY March % 1876
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02

The Cincinnati Times Columbus corrc-
Pondent has been interviewing the mem
bers of the Legislature and finds nearly all
the Republican side favorable to the NOM
ination of "old BEN. WADE" for the
next gubernatorial candidate, while the
Democrats stick to rise up" Will. AL.
len. But feeling that his informs tion
was not complete the reporter zap
preached " "(cautiously) Fred. BLENKNER,
who testified: Think that either Allen or
Wade will win and that whichever beats
will be the next Governor, am in favor
of there being Lieutenant Governor elect
ed of some party or sex and whatever hap
pens stand ready to sacrifice myself as
Third Assistant Sergeont-at-Arms.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02
Perrysburg Hotel Co
SUBSCRIPTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TBAT
~ Books have been opened for subssTItIss
to the Capital Stock Of the PsTrysbuTE hotsI
O"mPany Of Psrrysbufg, Ohin. aIths oI6es oi
HsSry d Dodge, Attorney .at-LaWIn said VlihGs
Of PsTrySbuTR
BY order Of
IN .Rhsinfrant, AodFsW Rossh.
James u Pierce, Hsnry ThoTntes
m jain q. Hoffman, olsgsbs Leaf,
desperation Of said compasy,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02

Uncle Williams "fog horn" is needed
just Eow, to guide the people against tread
ing upon the remains Of the Democratic
party Of Ohio Blade.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02
New Furniture House
4. DAVID sITZlEE

HAVING removed my Cabinet Warsyoen
Ii aud Shop tn ihs corner nf LonIsisna AVe
nue. and Railroad. would iAyiis my frishd0 ana
patrons 10 call Ht the new loeaiIon
Those desiring to get furnitHFe Of aay hind
vi please call and examine nv stock II WLIe
a 6ne selection will be kept aiw ays on hand.
COINS 0f Varions siSss on hand, or n.A.
pro mptly to order. fTE
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02

The uuderSiGpSS
haViRg hud TnIRSV-
ONE YEAEs' R1PtTt-
enee ssa PRAsTIsINS
PHYSICIAN in Ihs
Naumes VALLEY. sslls
attention oi these ip-
to the fact
that he has establish
ed \ suit of root Ms 10
Myers' Block, Mes
roe Street = rsguisv
Dispsnsstnry fer the
treatment and Psths-
naAN nnea al allE-@ .
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02

A DvERTISING: Cheap: Good Sy..
"A tem"tis ALI persons WIN contemplate
making contracts with newspapers ror The 10.
sertion oL Advertisements, shOnId Rsnd s5
cent? to Geo. r. R0weIl & Co, Al Park Row =.
New York. for their PAMPHLET. BOOK nine.
~ seventh edition containing lists nf over q 900
newspapers and sstImatrs, showing the cost.
Advertisements taken for leading papers in
many States al = tremendous reduction fruua
Publishsrs' rates. GET THE HooK. SEQ
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02

RI YEARS. EXPERIENCEI- RAD
= ICALCURES wARRANTED.-D druid
DlSPENSAT0RH. Establishsd on the YVT
sisn Plan.
Myers Block, Monroe Street, TSIeds,O.
RaFmnnaat Iastitu.;o,,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02

p RTV A TIE DISEASES
whether OF recent origin or Of lonR si.psi.r
in unis or Female The surcsss wbish hss at
tended The practice "f the urdersit std ~ tLe
treatment of diseases canning Hnde tEe sbr,S
head is sufficient guarantee that whshvsr -
undertakes he performs. and in every eaIs
effects radical cure. Private rrrES sr.pte-
vidsd where consultations can b procured In
the sirisiest confidence.
General Ofics nrsr Nos. So and - hoHTso
street br9i room 10 the left ~ 'h- trP ~ Ibs
stair~aV. All lsttsrs containing sns itIshts
~ poatnEs- sta mp promptly Rptwsied.
2R-O -Oaiee hours from 10 10 4 spd fr' N ..
Call on or address X. IL. TYMPAEY.
TnIsds. Ollie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04
OUR SUMMER GARDENS.

TO THE EDITOR on rBE HERALD
In communication signed "Growierii which
appeared IN your columns Injustice was done oy
your correspondent 60 the management OF GIL
mores Concert Garden by mputing collision with
those pests Of places OF amusement, ticket specu-
lators We have used every means TO break up
she nefarious business earned BY those people,
ana our exerIions have been crowned with sue
cess. Not content win posting large notices on
the walls Of the garden bidding the public 10 De-
ware Of spectators, we have called IN the SER
vices OF the pelice 20 drive them away from the
vicinity Of The garden, and even sent some Of our
employees with box tickets 20 oTsr them for sale
a. the regular rates whenever q speculator ao-
costed any coming 70 the garden. Even at the
box once we have refused 20 sell boxes 10 parties
whom we suspected OF being spectators, or their
agents, and have, perhaps, erred occasionally IN
refusing honest people. Every EFFORT, as may be
seen ron the above statement, has been made 70
ria our garden OF such iOui nuisance.
r. :. GILMORE, Director.
r. q. GILMORE, Manager,
GLMoEE's GseDEN Jay 3 1870,
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MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
EPIscoPALrAN.


AT the annual meeting OF the Board OF Trustees
OF the General Theological Seminary on Thursday,
June "a, the Rev. Or. Seymour elected perma-
nent dean at the first ballet, by vote OF II out
Of 90 ballots cast or 81 majority over all.
In Trinity cnuroh, New York, last Sunday,
Bishop Potter admitted TO the order OF deacons
Henry d. Jardlne, FLOYD W. Tompklns and Amos
r. Ashton OF the graduating class OF the General
theological Seminary.
The Rev. Charles G. Gilnat. OF Loekport N. Y,
has received unanimous call TO the rectorshp
OF Trinity cnurcs, Pottsville, Pa, made vacant By
the resignation OF the Rev. William ?. Lewis,
d. ID.
The Rev. Newland Maynard, rector OF ST. Paulis
Brooklyn, N. Y, sailed Tor Europe on Saturday
last. He VIII be absent until fall.
The Rev. J. Nelson Mcvickar, rector Of HOLY Trim
ity church, Harlem, New York city, has accepted
the call to the Church OF the Holy Trinity Pnila-
delpnia, Pa, formerly supplied oy Bishop Jaggar.
Mr.. McVckar sailed for Europe last week, 20 re-
man abroad until October wnon he VIII Iebu
ana enter upon his duties In Philadelphia, Pa.
Inc Rev. ". y. LangiOrd, rector OF 81 yohns
cn1rsn fonkers N y, has resumed MS S1S nI,s
and has accepted the reetorshtp Of 81. johns
church at Elizabeth, ". j..
strong effort will be made at the next Epis.
copa convention In New Jersey 10 nave sho
salaries OF the poorer ministers increased
The trouble Ia the Bergen Episcopal church con-
cerning the pastor, wac, IL Is held by large mum
Der OF the conRri Ratiop, Ia TOO ola lor Acu'e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04
NEW YORK AMATEUR RIFLE CLUB
DUBLIN SHOOTING CLUE.

ON Friday the members OF the team and their
friends we're present at an assault or arms given
in compliment TO them by the instructors OF the
gymnasium, at the Curragh, Dublin ana Belfast
districts, IN the Exhibition Palac.s The=s -as o
fashionable, although not very leEGe sadieaas,
present, ana the American rinemon. Who srRiSs6
at the palace about three O'Clock, accoRPGrsso
By numerous members OF irish rins corps, Wase
received with hearty applause as they took thsi8
sllottes seats on the platform. The commander
OF the Dublin garrison, the commandant OF the
Royal Irish ConstaDulary and many other dis
tinguisaed o11cers and gentlemen were present.
AS the Americans came in the band OF the Royal
Hibernian Military school Numbered forth the in
spring strains OF yankee Dooden and the con-
stsbulary band, later in the afternoon, gave
HAIL COLUMBIA"
Tho assault-at-arms by Sergeant Major Leblique
aud numerous colleagues was characterized by
wonderful finish and agility and was Of the same
nature az the usuaI gymnastc and military exer-
cises. In going to and from the Exhibition Palace
vhe Americans were watched with the most curl
Gus interest as II they we're extraordinary beings,
by the common people IN the streets. II one OF
the team took refuge In carriage the cabman
was At once surrounded By an adniring group,
each one OF whom appeared 20 envy the Jarvey mis-
special felicity in being allowed 20 conduct The
strangers. II QUE entered the cigar store-or the
'tobacconists,n as the place Is called here-the
amfable tradesman would cough in a sympathetic
war as be exhibited his wares and would hope
nat "the members OF the team woud not Judge or
our Dublin weather by these altogether excep-
ronA logs, you know" The street beggars, toe.
VITO are sadly numerous have peculiar afIec-
tlon for me American gentleman or LADY, who can
IN no manner disguise their nationality, and are
readily picked eut as Yankees from the centre Of
no thicXest crowd. There Is no repelling the
Jeggars they have the same cllnging and IRE
sistiDls method which their spanish cousins are
30 celebrated for. Tney begin with such pleas
~ smile aud such a thoroughly heartsome "Long
20 Your HONOR or GOOD health 70 Your
adyshipn that you feel lhe sixpences burning In
your POCKET. Sometimes It Ia q sweet faced c.
shnd. 0arefooted In these evening darnps, wasBn
ere dangerous even 70 the health OF StFong 8ar9
wa0 asks for cnarlty. Her regal beauty arfasSS
yOur attention; you cannot heiD wsaeosi1g 60
4Aat fate suoh a rarely formed salie n ne D9opl3
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ono pest Of ny ahllIty 10 nep down and ous ne

thS best OF nav ability to help down ana out the
RhoStiy superstition or dark and byg0ne age
that ROBBED IN fearful pictures OF the damned souls
tortured In Tartarus scared our ignorant fore
atners into abJect submission 10 the priests that
generated 10 rom their own cerebrums. IL Is use
less 10 D0HY-Varuen mp those robes with pun ana
frill the hOrriu patterns OF pagan hels are lnde
loiy stamped upon them; but the fearful plc-
tures OF damnatlOn have lost the power 10 brighten
anu only serve as bias phe NOUS cartcatures on the
religion OF Jesus Cnrist Tor fools 70 point and
lauRh at The silly birds have found cut that the
scarecrow was only clothes and paint and now
they are sitting on and peckingt t. J. +. @.
BALrIMORn Nd,