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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-24

Mckee Vim l.
May John +
Morton L +
Mcdonald J C
McAvoy 4
McMath A
Millikin VIM
Meyers Chas F
Mckay d NJ
McCarty James
Miller George
Myers John
McCook A Il
Miller W G.
Mandich A
Murray D
McFadden James
Motsch George
Mamuhgoena Paul
Mahoney VIM
Mathews Thomas
Morrow James
Miller Vim
Middwiddy Victor
Montgomery d
Newman d W
Nichols F @
Newman j Il
Nesbitt George
Ottman Fred
O'Dougherty W J
O'Farrell John
obey John
O'Brien M "
O'Neill j L f
Patchen G II
Pierce A
Perry j G
Patten John N
Percival Joseph
Pollard j w
Peterson Louis
Peck ] W
Page A 7
Quillen Miles
Quinel Alexander
Retalick W p
Reiber Phillip
Retalick Charles
Ryan J c
Rives George T
Raymond @ 8 s
Ryan Lanty
Rich Joseph
Roserrarn Richard
Radish Frank
Raphael Nathan
Sawyer Geo 8
Sultan Louis
Smith John d
: teele s G.
Shankland d B
Stevens James
Stein Chas + J
Saul John
Saunders Thomas
Smith John
Sheath John
Smith p j H
Shier John
Sullivan Florence
Shoemaker NJ
Sexton Il
Stein w
Smith Richard W
Steller Charles
s ackpole Geo W
Stoddard Samuel
Stephens Thomas
Sparks u O
Sherwood o p
Scott W II
Turner Z D
Tregaskis r II
Thompson A y
Thomas b f
Townsend Wiley
Thompson Ed
Trainer Dennis
Titler John
[, Thomas john Y
Thomas q
Teatsworth G W
| Thomas William
Toms John
Turner Henry
Van alyke W u
Van Hagen J D
| Vitale Giovannine
! Valencia Francisco
whitehill Jno NJ
Wilkin David
Weaver V
Wright ] w
Williams rhos II
Wagner Jacob
Watkins Phineas
Welte Peter
Wshland G j.
Wood John
Wilcox b
Wilson X G
Wilds b F
Webster s c
Wray Eli
Waite Albion r
Williams James
Williams John Z
Willett p p
Young A A
Notice is hereby
NJ. Fuller, Registl
Lincoln county, )
objections to the r
be held in said TIC
vember, A. d. 1871
named in the abo,
Friday, the Sd d
and all persons ,
entered in said lis
said Registry Ag'
corrected.
Justice of the
Agent Of Phoebe I
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-24
NEW TO-DAY.
REGIsTERED VOrEns.

List OF Registered Voters In Pansca Precinct
Lincoln County, Nevada:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-24

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
NJ. Fuller, Registry Agent OF Phoebe Township,
Lincoln county, State of Nevada, will receive
objections to the right to vote at the election to
be held in said Township on the 7th day of No
vember, A. d. 1876, on the part Of any person
named in the above list, until O'Clock p. III. on
Friday, the Sd day of November, "A. d. 1876;
and all persons whose names are errnoeously
entered in said list shall appear at the office Of
said Registry Agent and have the same duly
corrected.
NJ. FULLER,
Justice of the Peace and ex-ofacio Registry
Agent Of Phoebe Township,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-24
The Great Sale Of Domestic
Goods,

New York, May 23.-The invitations
sent out more than three weeks ago by
Wright, Bliss 4 Faybian, No. Il and 7S
Thomas street, for their sale OF domestic
goods to-day, were expected to attract q
great deal OF attention, but the attend
ance wonderfully surpassed the expecta-
tions and made necessary change ol 10
cation 10 II and 70 Thomas street. This
large room was crowded almost to aniio-
cation, many well known merchants OF this
city and representatives Of the leading
firms in Philadelphia, Richmond, Bulti.
more, Washington, Cleveland, Boston and
other cities being present. The crowd ex-
tended out into the street. filling up the
passage way so that it was difficult for
wagons to pass. The first entry was q
lot ot Pepperell R. Brown, in quantities
Of five bales. It started at 8 cents and
was knocked of at II; also lots OF 2, 8, 4,5
and 0 were offered and sold at prices q
triae in advance. The excitement In
creased. and the demand being SO large
the auctioneer was repeatedly obliged TO
run up the bid In order 10 reduce the
number Of those anxious 10 be served.
The prices generally were considered
lair, denoting no panic in the market,
and being but one and one-half TO. two
per cent below the prevailing rates for
goods. ...
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NJ. E. GENERAL CONFERENCE

BALTIMORE, May .23.-In the n. E
General Conference to-day, the report
from the Committee on Episcopacy was
submitted. 1t recommended that one oi
the General Su uperintendents, IL in the opin'
ion Of the biuho ps, il be deemed practicable
should visit Africa once during the nexl
four years to extend mission fields to thai
country. 1t is also suggested that during
the next quadrennial year two visits
should be made TO Europe, also to India,
China and Japan, The report after 4
long debate was adopted. 10y.
Fraternal delegates from the African
NJ. E. church, were introduced, and ad
dresses made by each. The usual resolu
tions were adopted. ''t
Fraternal delegates from the congrega.
tional church were introduced and ad-
dressed the conference.
The report OF the Fraternal messenger
from the General Conference OF 1879 tC
the British.Trish Conference Of 1874, was
read.
The report of the Committee on timer
ancy 10 the case Of Rev. ]. @. Wilson
presiding elder in the Wisconsin Con
ference, was taken up. This case involves
the right Of appeal In certain cases. The
report concludes with q resolution thai
the action OF the Wisconsin An
nual Conference, convicting Mr.. Wilson
OF maladminstration, be and is hereby
reversed. An earnest debate ensued on
the adoption Of the report, and withou,
coming to vote the Conference ad
| iourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-24
New Jersey Democratic State
n Convention. .

TRENTON, May 23.-The Democratic
State Convention met to-day. A resolu
ton fayoring the nomination OF Joe
Parker for President was received with
great applause. The resolutions declare
for hard money.
Hon. Chas. Haight was elected perma
nent President with Vice-President and
Secretary from each county.
The resolutions adopted re-atlirm the
principles set forth in the platform Of the
last Democratic State Conyention, oi
New Jersey, in favor OF the restoration
Of gold and silver as basis Of currency
as soon as practicable, economy Of admin
istration, and the punishment Of corrupt
officials.
Resolved, That recognizing the amend
mens Of the Federal Constitution as part
Of the organic law OF the country, We
will abide by that instrument in all il
parts In letter and in spirit, thai
the national administration, by It's i'm
bieclity, extravaganza and gross corrup
ton, has disgraced itself and brought the
country to the verge OF financial ruin
that the thanks Of the people are due e
the House OF Representatives Of the US
for reducing the appropriation and con
fning the expenditures within the prop
er limit Also for instituting the inyestig
alton and unearthing Of fraud and corrup
tion in high places. That We respeclfull,
but earnestly suggest to our brethren o.
other States that the nomination OF Joe
Parker would insure the success Of th'
Democracy in the approaching Presiden
tial contest, and the delegates this da,
chosen are requested to present his nam'
to the National Convention and urge hi
nomination. John P. Stockton, L. Abbot
N. Ross, and John Mc6teggor wert
elected delegates at large. -.
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Good TempIars, session.

LOUISVILLE, May 23.-The Right Wor.
thy Grand Good Templars Of the World
commenced their session here to-day. The
attendance Is large. The proceedings be.
gan amid unusual interest. Delegates
from Alaska, England, Austria and all
parts Of the globe are present, some hay
ing iourneyedS for month"; TO reach the
Convention. r. w. G. Tai. ]. Hickman,
Of Louisville, the head Of The order, Il
present to-day. One Of the members
offered a resolution demanding that the
Centennial Commissioners prohibit the
sale OF liquors on the grounds Of the
exhibition. Another suggested that they
be urged 90 TO do, when the first eloquent
" proclaimed his sentiments in the as.
sertion that Centennial Is q thing Of the
country, paid for by the country, and the
citizens have q right to demand, not urge,
The resolutions we're laid over until TO-
morrow. g
.Atthis evenings meeting the Templarl
were welcomed BY Hon. Charles D. jacob
Mayor Of Louisville, P. w. @. 7. Hick.
man appropriately Responding.
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The sd. Lonis Gas Snils.

ST.. LOUIS, May 23.-Judge Gottachalk
Of the Circuit Court this morning de-
livered his decision in the gas suits, for q
long time pending in his court, declaring
that the gas works have. belonged TO tie
city since January 1st 1870, and that all
the revenues received by them since that
time belong 10 the city. This includes
the Laclede Gas Company rs well as the
old St. Louis Company.
The decision also enjoins the st. Louis
Gas companys from further making OF
selling Of gas, provides for the appoint
ment Of receiver to take charge Of the
gas works and 10 continue making and
selling gas under orders Of the Court. Il
also provides for the appointment Of one
or more commissioners 70 ascertain the
value, Of the works and property
belonging thereto also 10 take
account Of the operations and
profits Of said company, since January
lst, 1870 and 10 ascertain what property
was purchased by the Laclede Gas Com
pany from the ST. Louis Company, and
The profits gained by that company, and
also the net cost Of manufacturing and
furnishing gas to the city during thai
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-24

TIE papers are Speculating just whaI
Don Camerons appointment as Secretary
Of War may mean. Strange to say, no
body suspects it to be an example Of civi
service reform, and there are insinua
tions-not very concealed ones, either
that II is the result Of Il dickcr with OLE
Simon for Pennsylvania's vote for Conk
ling after IIartranft is dropped. Thu
Cincinnati Commercial Of yesterday il
wicked enough tosay that
"The Pennsylvania delegation IS nolo.
riously for sale, and the President has
bought it by Cabinet appointment for
his friend COnkling. who won his heart
completely by "vindicating" him when
Charles Sumner attacked him."
The Gascttt remarks, in a more con
ceaIcd way, that ii is not to be supposed
that
"Simon Cameron, who has been Secre'
tary Of War, would descend 10 this bar
ter, and undertake to deliver the State o.
Pennsylvania TO any candidate. Simon
Cameron's high character iorbids this"
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FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, May 2S.-At the request Of
the Attorney General, Wintlow has been
further remanded for eight days. There
Is probability that the government will
take measures In the meantime 10 bring
the matter before the Court Of the
Queens Bench.
The Great Northern handicap at York
was won by Polonaise, Outon second,
Stamtordham third.
The four Greek sailors Of the ship Le'
more, who murdered the captain, mate
and second officer, and who were con-
victed on the 9th inst, were executed at
Newgate this morning.
The Standard, on the issue between the
British and American governments aris.
ing out Of the Wipslow case, says: On
two points il seems perfectly certain that
Fish is in the right, while on the third,
the construction Of the act Of Parliament
Of 1870, his view is that which to mere
unproiessional common sense, the words
in question appear to bear out, The
Standard takes the view that the ques-
tion whether the Ashburton treaty is e$-
cepted from operation OF the act Of 1870,
should be referred to the courts.
LONDON, May 23.-In the House Of
Commons this afternoon the Secretary
Of State for the Home Department, re.
plying to Sir William Vernon Harcourts
question whether the House would have
an opportunity 10 consider the cores
pondenee on the Winslow case before
NYinslow's final release, said negotiations
were still pending and 1t was unusual to
State papers until the cor
respondence had been concluded, but un-
der the special circumstances OF this case
the papers up to the present date would
be submitted to the House. The Under;
for the Foreign Department
stated that the Cubans captured on board
the octavia had not been released, and
that Spain had promised to take no ac.
lion regarding them until an arrange.
nent between the two governments had
been reached.
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TURKEY.
Demands In Independence.

RAousA, May 9S.-The latest intelli'
gence from the insurgent camp indicates,
In consequence Of the improved position
which has resulted from their recent VIC
tories, that the insurgents cannot be satis-
fed with the concession which they de-
manded at the conference with Baron
Rodich; they now demand the absolute
independence OF Herzegovina and Bosnia
and scout the idea Of an armistice. They
are actively preparing to proclaim pro-
viainnnl rnYernmant ~. IL IL
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Ma. CoLFAxsLEoruHE LaSreMlanI'- a eN, r.,
The Opera House was well hIleu last
night by an intelligent auu'enee 10 i's:en y
to the lecture oil ex-'ice ffes.uens so''a4
on the "Life and Character ot Aora"au
Lincoln" The distinguished gentleman
was introduced BY sGovernor jacob ano
without ceremony proceeded TO .he suO
iect matter Of his DISCOURSE only stop
ping to allude to hss iormeF visit 'o
Wheeling many years ago. We may say
that Mr.. COltax shows IN his person 'ne
lapse Of these years, teE wptie ne -. = ., y
CHEEKY in his manner as ever yet his hai'
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COLUMBUS, May 28.-The Ohio Sabbath
shool Union will hold Its seventeenth
annual Convention at Dayton, in the
First Baptist Church, commencing Tues.
day evening, June 9th, and closing Thurs.
day evening, June 9th. Each Sabbath
School In the State is entitled TO rep
reSentation. The citizens OF Dayton are
making extensive and full preparations
for the entertainment Of delegates.
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san FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, May %. = The
delegates are gathering for the
Democratic State Convention, which
meets here tomorrow, the prevailing
sentiment seems TO be to send delegates 10
ST. Louis uninstrucled. Hendricks and
Tilden are the favorites, the later es-
pecially so among San Francisco dele
gates, a. being known as hard money
man. 1t is quite likely that the election
Of Presidential electors and the nomina-
tion Of Congressman will be deferred to q
later date. .t .t ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-24

BAIr1MoRR, May 2S.-Thc spring meet
ing Of the Maryland Jockey Club began
to-day. Track heavy.
The three.quarter mile dash was won
by AuStral, Time, 1:26.
The Chesapeake stakes, II miles, were
won by Pero. Time, 2:26l.
The Handicap stakes, for four.year
olds, mile heats, were won by 0reknob.
Time, l:5l!; 1851.
The steeple chase was won by Colonel
Nelligan. .0.. 100
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CLEyE1AxD, May 2S.-Thero was 4
meeting Of miners held at Massillon yes
terday, with about two hundred Id az
tendance, At which it was resolved thai
they would not go to work until gen
eral mass meeting could be held. To
morrow Is the day appointed for the gen
eral meeting. Il is thought that thii
meeting will practically end the,strike.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-24

VIZ record this morni ng the death o
John Horntrook, Esq, Of Woodland
Marshall county, man whom we hav'
known as a subscriber to this paper and a
one OF the early Republicans OF West Vir
ginia for many years. Like the Horn
brooks Of Wheeling, he was not afraid to
show his colors and stand by them. Hon
orabIe mention should be made Of these
anti.slavery pioneers as they disappear
one by one from among us. . & - d.
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ACausie Of Rejoicing.

JEpHERsosvnIE, IsD, May 2s,-FOr
the first time in twenty years, city order!
Of this city arc at par, and its employees
are being paid in coin, this has, created
great enihusiasm among the citizens and
speaks volumes in favor Of the present
administration. Hs,-
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Meeting Of CoIoredI Republicans.

UrrcA, N. Y, May 2S-The State, Com.
mittee Of colored men held meeting to-
day. Three delegates were elected to the
National Convention, 10 lay before that
body the serious evils to which the freed
men are. exposed through Democratic
supremacy in some Of the Southern
States. A resolution endorsing the can.
didacy Of Senator Conkling for President
was unanimously adopted. tb,.' .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-24

ALL that has happened in ohio,iss, ,thal
Mr.. Thurman has been eliminated in Q
rather violen. manner from tile presideu
lial problem; that Ohio has been made q
reasonably sure republican state, Away
provided the Cincinnati convention
doesn't make mess OF its opportunity
and that the dominant faction OF the dem
Ocrats OF the state have started on thcil
political travels, via Allen and Hendricks
toward David Davis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-24
FRANCE.

PARIS, May 2S.-The Radicals in the
Chamber Of Deputies will shortly intro.
duce a motion for the prosecution Of
accomplices in the Coup D'Etat Of 1851.
The LaR Pays in commenting on Prince
Nepoleon's acceptance Of the Republic,
remarks that there is merely one COM
muuist more. The Prince will sit in the
Chamber disdained by both Republicans
and Imperialists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-24

THERE was some slight "inharmonlou''
ness developed among the Republican
brethren at Ihllaire yesterday. Mr.. Dam
ford wa, rcuominated without division,
bn, there ws split on the Presidential
oues,ion. The Bristow feeling is quite
decided in Belmont county, but NOT SO
decided in other parts Of the ;district'
IIayes is the first choice Of Ohio under
the resolution adopted at Columbus.
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Fremont, May 2S.-T6e Republican
Convention convened here this afternoon
on account Of two counties having con.
tested The delegations. The Committee
on Credentials were unable 70 report 70.
night and the Convention adjourned till
sS0A.N. ,5.i.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-24

A DEMOCRATIC mass meeting is called
at the Court House for Friday next AZ
2p.M. This is meeting OF the OLD
timers and old liners, in contrad'''inc'
tion from the spruce beer young lawyers
who aspire to run the Democratic ma
china lI l's h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-24

TIE Louisville Couritr.Journdl is pro.
foundly apprehcnsive about what may
happen at 81. Louis. II admits that this
campaign is 10 be matter Of life and
death to the, Democratic party. II de-
feated now, there will be nothing left but
to bury the remains Of the old party and
leave it to oblivion. Under the circum-
stances the antics OF the brethren at Gin
cinnati strike the Louisville brother as
something very deplorable. He Is afraid
that the Ohio men may upset the whole
dish at St. Louis. "They are" he says,
"angry among themselves, and are likelyto
DO angry all around. 1t is tolerably sure
that they will not be able to get all they
may want, and If they do not, we fear
taking the outcry OF their organs rs a
warning voice-that they will seek to do
the party at large the same sort Of mis-
chief they have done themselves Mt home
As men OF sense they must see that they
have discredited their opportunity, II mol
their talent, for leadership. The Demo
cratic party dare not follow the lead o
Ohio, distracted as Ohio Is by violent ant
divided counsels."
These words OF the Journal apply to the
situation here in Ohio county. Tho Dem
ocracy hereabouts are split ms bad as
their brethren in Ohio. Not on the ques'
tion Of hard or soft money-for they
neither know nor care anything about that
matter, excepting, Of course, our friend
Kimberly but on the far deeper and
more touching question Of the spoils
The young Democracratic spoilsmen rep
resent one wing Of the party and the olt
liners and timers the other wing. These
two wings are now badly embroiled, and
will probably send, n Ia Thurman ant
Allen, two sets Of delegates to the Stat'
and Congressional Conventions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-24

MILWAUKEE, May 2S.-The jury in
the case OF Jones and Goldberg, indicted
for conspiracy to steal and destroy the
evidence against the whisky ring, retired
at o'clock with permission to bring in
sealed verdict. AT s:45 they agreed and
separated, it is understood that their yer.
dict ia not guilty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-24

A large number Of delegates TO- the Re-
publican State Convention arrived ai
Jefferson City to-day. The convention
will meet tomorrow 10 elect delegates to
the Cincinnati convention. il is stated tha,
there Is strong opposition on the part oI
the members 10 instructing the delegates
to the National Convention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-24
CHINESE IMMIGRATION.

A telegram from Hong Kong to the
Chinese companies hc-e sayt, 10 accor-
dance with instructions received there
from, only one hundred Chinese took
passage on tho City Of Peking, and that
the number coming by future steamers
will be so limited,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-24

ATLANTA, Ga, May 2S.-Yesterday the
grand jury found true bill against late
State Treasurer Jones for illegally with
holding money from the State to the
amount Of Sll0,274. Jones has been ar
rested and Ia required to give bond fot
$4,000. The bond has not yet been
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-24

For Tennessee and Ohio Valleys rising
followed by stationary barometer, north
east to southeast winds and cool, clear
weather, succeeded BY slowly rising ten
pefature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-24
GheQntelliqettee

DASroRD's majority in 1872 was s.9Ss
In 1876 ii was 1926. This year it bids
iair to be larger than in rs; probably as
large as in ~. Col. Poorman, who now
supports him, was his opponent in ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-24
DIED, AGED 105.

A man named Dahlman died here last
evening at the age Of 105 years. 1t is
we'll authenticated that ho was born in
the province Of West Philadclphia in
1871
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Observation-Disclosures.

LONDON, May 23,-The steamships
Donan and Canada, from New York, have
arrived out. n, 80.
Steamer Tagus, from Liverpool. ra
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-24

A young man named Mayo, living In
Boston, was killed here this afternoon
by falling from the fifth story Of the
Grand Pacific Hotel while adjusting a FIRE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-24

GLoucEsrER, MASS, May 23-Fivs
fishing vessels and forty.seven lives have
been lost in the Gloucester fisheries this
year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-24

EEw Yoax, Nay 2s.--Arrived-
Steamers Queen and Abyssinia, from
Liverpool, and Bolivia, from Glasgow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-24

WHEREVER you 6nd whisky thiei, a
smuggler, a treasury eater, or a fellow
who exrectsto make aliving by trading
in patronage, you will End an opponent oi
Bristow.- Cincinnati Ga,stte.