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How Liekshingle Preserved His Um.
brelIa.
oil City Derrick


Len me yer umbrella minnit !"
Such was the exclamation of Jones as
he rushed into the Office of Squire Lick
shingie, yesterday.
Certainly, certainly" said the Squire,
laying down his newspaper, and taking
a fresh chew of ine-cut; "glad to ac-
commodate you" and heopened drawer
in his desk and began rummaging through
his legal forms and blanks.
Jones darted into the corner, seized
the green gingham relic, and was pre-
pairing to fly with it.
"Stop, stop, stop!" said the Squire,
raising his hand majestically; not too
fast, young man. Wait till make out
the necessary papers"
Jones dropred the umbrella-on his
corn, of course. After pumping his
lame foot up and down, and tying a
/ hard knot in his countenance, and undo
ing it again, he echoed:
1.-The necessary papers,"
YES" said the Squire, sternly, the
necessary papers," and he continued his
search among the blanks.
The right one found, he filled it out
in jiffy and handed it to Jones to sign.
As Jones read the paper his knees
knocked together. 1t was mortgage
on his house and lot as security that he
would return the umbrella in good order
within fifteen minutes. He faltered.
"Wh-why, Squire, I only want to bor-
row your umbrella to run across the
street with. I'll fetch it back in two
seconds"
The Squire showed his spectacles up
| over his bald spot until they formed two
skylights in his intellectual roof, and
looking Jones full in the face, said:
You only want to run across the
street. You'll return it in two seconds.
Young man, that's what they all say.
l take no stock in it. Man wants but
little here below, but, by the Good Sa-
maritan, when he wants his umbrella
he wants it. l have known people in
my time who have listened to the song
| of the siren who came to borrow um-
| brellas, until she has transformed them
into a. people without an umbrella be-
tween them and the pelting storms. ]
am not one of that kind. | have lived
long time. | have accumulated a for
tune. Why? For the simple reason
that l have not spent my substance in
buying umbrellas. That umbrella which
you hold in your hand is certainly not
of uncommon beauty, nor is it of great
value. 1t is simply bingham umbrella
A green one at that. But it answers the
purpose for which, etc. l have had il
since I was boy. Why? Because nc
man, neither the son of man, has evei
taken it beyond the range of my vision
without first signing over his estate that
he would return it in good condition
1t may not seem neighborly, but its
business. Here is the mortgage; there
is the umbrella; without beats the raiI
of heaven. You have your choice" ane
the old man resumed his newspaper.
Jones thought of his wife and babies
and the pleasant home chat was all hi
own. Then he looked at the rain tina
was pounding at the doors and windows
as if to get in out of the wet. A glanc,
at his new overcoat, and Jones wa
decided.
"PIl risk" he said, and, stepping t.
the desk with measured tread and slow
he clapped his name to the mortgage
and was off with the umbrella.
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RREVITLES.

TARRED paper is recommended for
lining poultry houses.
THE Brighton Grape gains favor as it
becomes better known.
LATE in fall is better forpruning than
now. But good enough rule is to
prune whenever you have sharp knife
and time to use it.
The Charlotte On. O. Observer steps
up with a SOW ten years old that has
raised one hundred and forty-nine pigs
-22, 500 pounds of pork-$2, ,235.
/. THE agricultural population of Geor-
gia is nine hundred thousand souls, and
the number of acres in cultivation is a
trife over six hundred thousand.
CARE of seeds is especially necessary
during winter, for after all possible care
in collecting them, they are often lost
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The Markets.

CINCINNATI.-Flour11P Patent, 81 5oas so; fancy,
s6 1897 IS; family, So 70@5 80; spring, So 25@6;
extra, S. 25@5 50 superne, 81 2594 75 low grades,
S. 2o@4. Rye Flour, S3 5O@3 S5. Buckwheat -four
prime to choice white is offered at 81 2391 30 prime
to choice hill and amber, 50 23@1 2S and prime to
choice red at 81 1591 %. Some receaned lots OF
red are held at 81 25 Corn, 399Ilc. rye, 60965c.
Mess pork, s12. Lard, s11a@s5sc. Cotton 9Ia@1254c
INDIANAPOLIS.-Flour-- Sc 5Og7 10;
family, SIS 1906 Is; low grades, s. 2a@4 45. Wheat
No. red, 81 23@1 Is. Corn, new mixed, SS19@39e
sc; clear rib sides, 57s s6c. Lard, SC. Hogs,
LOUISVILLE. Flour Extra "a 25@5 So;
extra family, $5@5 Is; A No. 1, S6@6 Is; fancy,
S. 25@7. Corn, new white, 45c.; new mixed, I3c
Oats. white, 34c.; mixed, Sse. Rye, zoe. Hay, 81
per ton; Mess pork, new. s12a12 12%. Bulk
meats shoulders, 44@s4c.; clear rib sides, 6@61sc
clear sides, 61s96Ac. Sugar-eured hams are in
fair demand at 121sc. Lard, choice leaf, in terce,
S5s9SIc.
superfne State and Western State, $5@5 20;
common to extra Western and State, S. 4o@S IS;
good to choice Western State, s. SO@6; common to
choice white wheat Western extra, s6 e5e675;
common to choice extra Ohio, S. 45@7 5O common
TO choice extra st. Leuis, IS SOFAS Is; Minnesota
patent process ext-a good to prime, 81 40aS 2; do.
choice to double extra, ss so@9 40; Rye Flour,
Western, 72@74c.; barley, 7sc.i corn, 6l14@65c.
oats, 35@43hc. Mess pork, new, S13 1212@13 371S.
Lard prime steam, S,3o. Cotton, IL 7-l6@l1 9-l6.
PHILADELPHIA. Flour Superhne "A SO;
nesota do, s6@6 rs; high grades and patent, 81 %
@9. Grain W heat amber, 81 44@1 Al; red 81 Al
al A; white, 81 45a1 So Corn, steady; yellow,
65@66c.; mixed, 6S@65c. Oats white Western, 81
Mess Pork, S14@14 Is. Petroleum, refined, i21s@
| 13c,, crude, l0LM11c.
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PROVIDENCE Journal: A young lady
who is studying French lately wrote to
her parents that she was invited out to
dejeuner the day before, and was going
to .tete ehampetre the next day "The
professor of the college was surprised to
receive dispatch from the "old man "
day or two after, saying: eff you
can't keep my girl away from these
blarsted menageries and side-shows l
will come down and see what AIS her.
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BURNETr's COLOGNE is of the best quality,
and is filed in elegant bottles of superior
finish and beauty. 1t is offered in popular
sizes and at popular prices. This refreshing
perfume is thus brought within the reach OF
every one. 1t is prepared from the purest
and best materials, and with the utmost care
In quarter and half pints, pints, and quarts
Tn basket style, cork and glass shoppers.
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it, that his wife was satisfied with his
explanation that he was in no manner
to blame: that he had obtained the gold
he had sought, and returned to his
family ladened with wealth, with a
heart at ease, and with an unbounded
love for Katy and little Davy.
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Boston, it is said, has the only manu-
factory of gongs and cymbals in the
United States. The production is about
three hundred and fifty gongs and five
hundred pairs of cymbals per year.
Gongs are sold according to their diane
ter at fifty cents per inch, and cymbals
range from $24 to $33 per pair.
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STOCK MARKETS.

CINCINNATI-Beef Cattle-Common, 2@21ac.
fair to medium, 2%@314c; good to choice butchers
grades, 31a@41ac.; fair 10 good shippers 40 4cs
fair to good heavy oxen, S49414c and fair to good
feeders, 594c, for light to heavy qualities Sheep:
Common to fair, 21a@3Hc., and good to choice, SIG
419c. per pound, gross. aogsaCommon, sS 5ogs 80;
S4@4 20 selected butchers, S4 20942,.
BUFFALomsheep and Lambs " estern sheep,
"a 2545 per 100 lbs. Western lamts, IA 1895 25
Hogs-Good to choice selected Workers, "a 20@4 25
per 100 lbs; good to choice grades. ST. 272@4 30.
NEW YORK Beef Cattle-The extreme range
was 7s49111ac. Medium to good steers, averaging
100 to 1850 lbs. generally at ss4@104e. rer H.
prime to extra steers, averaging 400 to 800 bs al
lOA@11c. Sheep--Poor to prime, 4@61sc. Lambs
sold at 5@ CSC. Hogs-Ohio hogs 81 60@4 6'.
EAST LIBERTY, PA.-Beef Cattle-Prices range
from S4 to S. SO. Sheep-Sales made at So t0G5 80
Hogs Workers, $4@4 10; Philadelphias, "a 2O@4 80
WOOL.-In Boston, the market is firm, but prices
show very little improvement; medium and extrs
heeces, and combing and delaine selections were il
most demand fine heeces held with more firmness
Ohio, Pennsy lvania medium triple extra and above
44@4=c.; Wisconsin and Michigan heeces, 40@41c.
combing and delaine, t0@55c-; pu led in fail
demand at 35@45c. for super and extra.
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MANY people are fond of the COM
pany of their physician, because he is
the only person With whom they dare
talk continually Of themselves without
interruption, contradiction, or censure,
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Mr.. LAWRENCE BARRETTis described
as very hard student. He has been
such from early boyhood. He was
found in an Indianapolis book-shop one
morning lately, mousing about the
shelves, and in the course of fifteen
minutes he bought translation from the
Greek, old plays, history and biography.
The bookseller said that Barrett never
visited the city without carrying away
from ten to twenty books, and he added !:
"I never sold him trashy novel or
cheap book of any kind in my life.'
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TRUST.

One sweet word of holy meaning
Cometh to me DER and Ger,
And the echoes Of its music
Hnger eyer-evermore.
Trusf-no other word we utter
Can so sweet and precious be,
Turning all life's jarring discords
Into heavenly harmony
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To be safe, mans education must
be universal. The greatest philosopher,
linguist or scientist, is ignorant if he
does not know that the truly wise man
never touches circular saw to see if it
is going.
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How to Wake Good Bread.

Use DooLEY's YEAST POWDER, and you
will have no difficulty. The substances en-
tering into its composition are perfectly
pure, healthy and nutritious.
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A BROTHER and sister, each of whom
supposed the other dead, met by accident
in Charlotte, North Carolina, few days
ago, after separation of thirty-seven
years. In the meantime he had fire.
quently been in Charlotte, where she
lived, and at no time did he reside very
far off
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SToP that terrible cough, and thus avoid
a consumptive's grave, by taking DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. As a cough
remedy it is unsurpassed. Sold by druggists.
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PATENTEEs and inventors should read
advertisement of Edison Bros, in another
column.
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IT is beauty's privilege to kill Time,
and in revenge Time kills beauty.
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Rev. r. l.. Simpson, Louisville, KY, saysi
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goid.'
Sayre & Co., Druggists say: " We sell fifty
bores Tutt's Pills to flee of all otEers.''
Price, 25 cents Office IS Murray St. New York
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But let us draw a veil over this
strange, beautiful scene of domestic
happiness. Enough that the wife and
long absent husband were in each
others arms again; that Davy's faith
and Davy's correspondence with Santa
Claus had brought to him father and
to his mamma the peace of mind and
tranquility of life her delicate nature
demanded.
We need not detail the reason of
Harry Windom's long absence, nor ex-
plain why his wife had not regularly
heard from him all these years. 1t
would be a story within a story, Suffice
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Anttion Sales OF heal Gsiate.
E EXECUTORS SALE E.

EXECUTORs SALE
81 OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
There will sold Public Sale the Gilpn House. kept
WITHHELD City OF New Castle, el ware
TUESDAY, February G. 1877, al ~ o'clock the follow ing
valuable properly, belonging 10 Tie estate OF EDNAhD I'D.
WARDS. deceased:
No l
Conss valuable FARM Of about 275 situated on
Wilmington and Harcs Corner road about 22 miles from
nDcon aud the distance fI0n ew Castle,
poi Nv Jason DAVIS esq ThcIcare on the property good two
story brick NouS with back buildings good Barn GpanaTy,
Ice house. and other ouuidings sufficient for the farm
state cultivation we'll fenced and well wateFed.
Uaies Station the Delaware Railroad aios the
property.
No.
Contains about 12J fronting the Delaware River
-, miles below New Castle and IA highly productive
two story frame Houses fronting the River road.
No.
of a very fine FARM situated the River road.
u. miles below New Castle and conans about 800
very ipa Land IN high 81 cultivation. The
Of wOst1ry bT1ck House With back buildings,
ta Barn there is also tins farm story Tenant house,
throwing good t0 the buildings The prop.
erty r occupied by AZlrlGh T. :iInith esq.
Ao4
Contains about 10 and situated the Red Lion road
She State Road Station On the Delaware Railroad and -
sdjUpinc ~. g.
above properties all in New Castle Hundred New
Castle CVdnty, Delaware
This sale viii be positive as required by the will
j. L. TAGGART
Executor Of the last Will Edward Edwards with
full power TO sell and
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
AKIN ,rNiTtp so AIltS MAfI


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYork, VIA DcsbroSses and Cotlandt
SiTucls Ferries, follows;
Harrisburg Pittsburgh The West and South with
Pullman Palace Cars attached. 1910 and $50
daily
lUr Wiiamslor Loci Haven. Cory and Ellie at $50
connecting Cory Tor litasy PciTolsUa CEtr aud the
Gal Regions. For williams port aud Lock Haven, $3.50
BaiGOge Washington, ard the south, Limit " ash
ngpl Express o PGyan Paiug Css day except sunday
nj $50 arrive Washington j.l0 RegulSr $40
a. M l. ana . M; SUNDAY ami 2. N. . ~. . .
ENpTtss for Philadelphia 1870, $50 $40 1880 !mitcfl
1880 a. l. t. - g. T. 500, r. III. ant ~ hight, sunday
$50 D. q, $50, and M EnrrGnt and second class,
I'm.
AccommudatioE for Trenton, a M, and 40 q. M
For trains Ia NU|afh tl2ah, H. RAILWAY Ilfuctun 1icn
ton Perth Amhny. Termination. B'virrc, and other pent
Dee ,Oca, schedules at all iicaet V.l,cS.
Trains arrive: Pittsburgh, G2D and 1890 n. a-d
1920 IA, daily; l:i0 and $50 NJ, daily, "Ncrp:
Monday From Washington and Haltlmurr; $50 800 !.
t.lo $40. and lo2o p NJ SUNDAY, 900, 25n a. m From
Philadelphia. Sui. 20, $50, 80, l0lo liza . a.
ale. o. ~, G-in $50 1910 And 1929 Suuisas sea
$40: G.3u 05p - 30 ~, 600. 10 10, and 1890
Ticket Osrr iS6 and J;f broadway, No As'Or House
foot of Dcsb0srs and CGrIiandtsts No Court
Br,oklyn Nos rli, ne. and ~ NudsoiS iiookeu u.
pot Jersey civ Eu gfant Ticket Ofcr No SSair place
FRANK THOMSON. u. ". BOYD D.,
General Manager General Passenger AsCht.
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NEw.YORK SUPREME COuRT-City and

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-City and
~ Comfy Of neutrality-suspicious. ftEDERICk Vie
TOR THONGS Aches Fritz Athelis. and Carl VICTOR pain
tins against PHILIP CHEILLEY, defendant summons I9r
money contract. tCom not str 10 the deIehu
ant named You are hereby ana re- 20
answer the this action which VIII be led IN e
Office terk City aud County Of YORK al c
Court CITY OF New York, ana 10 serve COPY
yo the said complaint the subscribers at hcr
office No 20 Nassau street in the city OF New YORK. With
twenty DAYS service Of this sulfnons on YOU
sye of the day Of service ana You fi 10 answer me
said complaint within the time aforesaid the pan's ~ lns
acton win take Judgment against for the OF eleven
thousand hundred and fourteen dollars and ninety four
cents in gold the Unf States Of America with inter
est from the fifteenth day Of NOyember one thousand
and seventy SIX also In gold coin as aforesaid Desne
fbe aud OF this action Dated November
90. <.ex.-.
Plantia No 70 Nassau street, New YORK Clty
The complaint In the aboveentiled action was Only ned In
The oce o CITY and County ~ SewGork, on
the ga DAY of December iS76Dated Newfork, Dec ~
1876. -. - =. 1900. =, , ,o,r.
BLATCUFORD, SEWARD, GRISWOLD & DA COSTA,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. No. ~ Nassaustreet New'foik
d23 lawSTM
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@ouuirp propertp 90 let.
EeqaI Notices.
IFW. YORK SUPREME COUNT = Count

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT - County
IN OF New.YOrk-WIILIAM ENDiCOrT, plaintiff agt
= a. BOWEN, observation-disclosures for money demai,d
on contract Com not Ser) To the Defendant above nansn
To,, are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint m this action. which viii DC ned IN 'he
oGce of fhe Clerk County OF New fors at
the court house said city and 10 serve copy OF your an
swer 10 complaint the subs rer at MS once 10
80 roaiway New CITY, within twenty days after The
service this exclusive OF the day Oh s9cn
tbe time Aforesaid the plaintiff In this action wn taxe (uag
nenf against the 81 four thousand $4OO) COZ
ars with ninth day OF May one Thousand
hundred besides the costs esDnise
nenfs Of This action-Dared Now York, Dec. 81 1875
A. g. VAHDERPOEI. Plainun's Attorney o
No. 62 Broadway New YORK CITY
The complaint in the above entitled action was duly MED
with The Of the County Of View YORK a. e Courthouse
on nscrtnlrr N 1876 A. q. VANDERPOEI,
" plsntinrs Attorney No o. Broadway, NewYork City.
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New 11ublicatlons.
rI,HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1877.
Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON. Editor.
NOW READY

Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON Editor
NOW READY.
issue OF tls standard valuable Political Almanac
for 1877 many features OF great service aud
importance Among them arc:
l. THE CONSTITUTION OF The UNITED STATES.
with amendments together with all recent amendments
10 the Constitutions Of the several States
4. FUIJ. ELECTION RETURNS from, all the states and
Territories for officers and Members o. Con
sTosS
lin the DISPUTED of Florids, South Carolina and
LOUISIANA, both Of returns arcSiven IL full)
s: THE POPULAR VOTE for President Ion 1924 TO 1876
inclusive.
I TIE ELECTORAL VOTE from the first Presidential
election 10 TIE giving tie OF each state for each can
Gate With fun xvIsHatory notes, illustrating the worgs
OF the Electoral College systen.
o. ALL THE NATIONAL PATTY PLATFORMS Of the
Campaign o. 1876.
elected; the principal Executive and Judicial on
GERS with dces: OF the number location Of the minor
Civil OGlccrs
T. ABSTRACTS OF ALI. THE PUBLIC LAWS PASSEO
AT THE LAST SESSION OF CONGRESS.
: LISTS or THE COMMITTEES OF THE Z. s. SEN.
ATF AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
O. INTERNAL REVENUE, CURRENCY, and RANKING
TABLES with % the ordinary revenues and expendi
lures of the Government from 1859 to 1876 inclusive
10 STATISTICS OF FOREIGN and DOMESTIC TRADE
ars Of the Iron steel Cotton AID woclen Manufactures Of
the United States.
departments not less yaluabo and important are
soucluded in Almanac, Which in many respects
che % The complete and exhaustive ever sSuednds
reIsAle to every pubic and intelligent citizen.
TGcu..avc per copy, postpaid; Ave copies for 81
CrIers s;!ci the order OF tLeir receipt Address
THE TRIBUNE.
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads

BOSTON e. NETWORK AIR LINE r. R.
- WINTER ARRANoEMENI1Lra leave ~ o. ~ N
&H H. Grand Central Depot daily esunday' eIc'peo'
I'M Boston EIprsss Arrives: worcester 7:s5 p NJ
Jersey city transfer steamer Maryland 1890 m, or
Harlem River los Pullman paaOe cars through with
ii and Nashua Express Steering coach from
s.a ra.as D'ss o % o
I M We S..4 sss s SssS 80 o
S1Ssriassnasn. g g.sF Passenger Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
TO. Liberty ana foot Of clarion town Tre'ea
cc%%snsinx jar T. Ys77Iesvs nswYork LID
T for a.sss cSun Ea T.d gsas s
meets at juncuOn with d. I. & w r. r.
the We.t %aaen Chung Tsmaqua Tswsnda wiiKe.bsrro.
.iosS a. m"For somcrviIIe and Pennington.
RauoS Ssaa W
Nahapoy CITY. Hazeton Reading. Columbia Lancaster
1o mTor H,sh sTsass ssaneh Easou Belvscre
Allentown ana Catisaglna: connects At Junction win
:4so .. n.-gor somsr Wills aud Femlnsten d.. .u.,,
Reading, Harrisburg. ana the West
,sss For EastOn At, IN Town. ., s.ls. 7is
sis S'; Sis s'i o:is soi Ills Iais ss' ais SIS 'iS
Connection is by c'artsenst Forty At Jersoy o'y
s sSr !Tsns e losfl psn
$50 u iGr sSa0d saSGe and asa
NEwYoRK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
H6ko k BRANCH. ocEiS dRovf, SEA dikT. AMI
Tfain. ls.yo Eex!o,t ,r9% so9. Of nSsrvas North
sse. i to ana nom KeyDor hatawan Staten
with all trains
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Ocean Steamers.

MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE, between
n Phae pha and Liverpool calling at Queenstown Thurs
DAYS from Phadephia. Wednesdays from Liverpool
Steamers - sail nun Philadelphia as follows: -, .
,LORD CLIVE-..Jan. IS .CITY of EEW.Y0RK..F Feb. 9
OHIO ............ Jan. % INDIANA Feb -
PENNSYLVANIA. FEB | Feb ~
c.,sn s75 IN sI6o IntefI6edate so steeraye, s2s.
PETER VIRGIL d SONS Gen. Agents, PhiafeipnA
and ~ Broad-st. n. Y.
IOMN MCDONALD. naltrrv. place. n. Y.