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JUDICIAL ADvERT1sEMENTs.
AUCTION SALES.
BY Chas. II. Reed.

HALLS AND TWO lots or GROUND. IN
CARROLLTON; FOUR FINE LOTS, WELL
IOCATFU.
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ROBERTSON STREET. BETWEEN BAYOU
ROAD AND URSULINES STREET
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BAYOU ROAD, BETWEEN ROBERTSON AND
VILLEKE STREETS.
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No. 39Gl7
10y PLACIDE ]. SPEAR, AuctiOneor-OF OFFICE
- 46 ROYAL STREET On SATURDAY
juno b. 1873, at II O'Clock m. will h0 sold 1T
public auction. at he MERCHANTS AND AFC-
TI0NEERS' EXCHANGED ROYAL STREET
BETWEEN CANAL AND CUSTOMFOUSE
STREETS. by virtue and in pursuance O. an on o
der from the Hon A. L.. 1issot, Judge of the
dated May 6. 1873 for account Of said Surres-
sion, the following described property to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in
the First District OF thi- ety. in the square
bounded by Thalia, Lib rty, .EratO and Frank
lin streets, designated by the No 10 on a plan
drawn by @. A. Hedin. architect. dated March
1858. deposited in the office - r. !. Beck no.
tary public. and on n sketch Of T. A. d'Hemp-
court. then deputy surveyor. dated June Is 1865
according to which plan and sketch the said lot
measures 80 feet inches & lines font on Thalia
street by a depth, between parallel lines, Of III
Ceet inches 2 lines. being the same property
which the said Asa PaysOn acquired. with other
lots. from Thomas ". Dick, by act passed be
fore T. 0. Startze. notary public, july 16, 1855.
- Terms and COnditiOnS-Oue-hah cash, the
balance at one years credit for note bearing
special mortgage with vendor lien and priv
Iege on the property sold. with per cent inte-
rest per annum from date of sale till Gnal pay
ment; the clause of per cent for attorney S
fees in case Of judicial proceedings for the re-
cOTery Of payment of said note or any portion
all the other usual clauses Purchaser rec ured
to make deposit Of 20 per cent on amount of
adjudication at the moment Of sale.
Act of sale before A. J. Where, ESD. notary
public at the expense of the purchaser.
, myl1 IL % lel 3 IL
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. SARAH LOPEZ,
WIDOW OF ABRAHAM CAZERES.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. ~. 1872.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 80 1872.
10y HOEY. MACON Il CONGRATULATIONS
- J. Hoey, Auctioneer-Offic No. II CarOn-
o'clock NJ, at the St. Charles Auction Ex-
change. by virtue Of an order of the honor
able the Second District Court for the parish
Of Orleans, dated May 20. 1878. will be sold al
publ" auction
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
the Fourth District Of this city, in the square
Freret and st, George now Howard streets
designated rs ot No. 4, and measuring 30 feet
front on Freret street by 100 feet in depth. be-
tween parallel lines.
Terms Cash.
Act Of sale at the exponpc Of the purchaser.
before William J. CastelI. Esd notary public
my22 % JET Is %
DOUBLE COTTAGE n. THE SIXTH DIS
TRICT
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON ST
ANN STREET BETWEEN CLAIBORNE
AND KOBEKfSON STREETS, SECOND
DISTRICT.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY PIaoide j. Spear.

MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
TIES IN TIE THIRD DISTRICT-Corner
Greatmen street and Eysian FieIds-COr-
ner of Elysian Fields and Greatmen
streets-Eysian Fields between SOlidelle
and Josephine streets.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY P1aoide J. Spear.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTIES IN
THE SECOND DISTRICT.

CORNER OF ST. PHILIP AND VILLERE
STREETS.
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN DAVENPORT AND
AMELIA L. DAVENPORT. HIS WIFE.
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JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.


CREDITORS OF +. DANIELS, DECEASED,
~ are hereby notified to present their claims
to US within fifteen days.
RICHARDSON & MAGRUDER
Attorneys. No. 81 Camp street.
New Orleans. May 20. 1878. my30 3t
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CANCELLATION or BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Executive Department.
Whereas EMILE d. WEBER, widow Of the
late D. A. Weber and administrators Of his sue
cession. has applied to me for the cancellation
Of Il bond drawn and signed by the said d. A.
Weber as principal. and Herman Meyer Emily
Weber Andrew Syab0, Simon We'll and John
+. Irvine as securities. dated the twelfth day
Of March. 1875. and conditioned for the faithful
performance Of the duties Of said d. A. Weber
a. Tax Collector Of the parish of West Foliciana
Now. therefore, !, FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS.
Governor of the State of Louisiana, have
thought proper to issue this my proclamation
with the view of giving public notice to all per
sons therein Interested to show cause, In writ
ing at the Office of the Secretary Of State In
the city of New Orleans, within ninety days
from and after the last publication hereof why
said bond should not be cancelled and an
pulled. and the securities showed named dis
charged from any further liabilities in the
premises
Witness my signature and the seal of the
State Of Louisiana, at the city of New Orleans,
this second day of January, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy
eight and the one hundred and second year
Of the Independence of the United States of
America.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS.
By the Governor:
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary Of State. E1y21 BOT
SOULES COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AMI
- Literary Insdtute.-Day and evening Sos.
stons the entire year; elective system 30
branches Of study; daily lectures; gymnasium
exercise; special care given to native capacity
disposition, manners. health and morals: nor
snerariaD; students fee to college, literary and
i-battng society; full faculty large, we'll ven
ilatod study rooms, and all necessary appara-
tus; special classes In particular Studies tor
boys, Al frCTu 8, - IS per month.
.1lCIy go. 1OCLE. President.
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Second District COut for the Parish of Orleans
Mo- 40
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SUGGESTIONS OF MIR. AND MRS JOSEPH
SETTLER.
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SUCCESSION OF JAMES NJ. ALLEN.

Second District Court for tho Parish Of Or
leans-NO. OOA
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WOOD! WOOD! WOOD!

CONSTANTLY RECEIVING PER HONEY
~ Island line Of steamers. J. F, Frazer, jose
phine and bargee. At wholesale and retail.
Honey Island Wood ana Coal Yards,
No S75 Julia. near Magnolia Bridge, New Basin,
also at corner Carondeet Walk and Marais
street, Old Basin. Main office No. 1873 Common
street. P. 0. address, Lock box 1880.
Wood delivered TO any part Of the city.
Oak Wood Der cord best .......~...........S 90
Ash ,...-..,.,....--., 90
Liberal discount made to dealers, Full neas-
ure and satisfaction guaranteed. dec2 If
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w. A. ROBERTSON,
ATTORNEY At Law.
OPELOUGAS,

Parish Of s. Landry
~ ~g-ine-s e2.~rs'e ~ IL. will te " mildly
Gst.eL.--' 80, n.y..
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BY Hoey, Macon & O'Connor.
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH TAYLOR.

VACANT LOT ON FBERET STREET A,
AUCTION.
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ROBERT L. uUYGHE W. ALBERT c. HUY-
CHE EFT Ais.
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PLACTDE J. SPEAR, Auctionoor- OFFICE
NJ. LIZ nov AL A.LE 4 E.I- On 81 ,rL-ILn LA Y

Second District Court for tn" Parish Of OrIoaus-
No 80 4E2.
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SIX LOTS OF GROUND ONLAUREL STREET.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
AUCTION SALES.
BY PlRoide J. Spear.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTIES IN
THE FOURTH AND SIXTH DISTRICTS.
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TEN LOTS OF GROUND ONSTATE STREET.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-07
THE HAMMOCK WAR.

Boise City, Idaho, June Five men,
scoutipg upon Burre.u valley, found all the
settlers gathered at Robinson's rancho and
fortified. The valley was raided by Indians,
who took away all the stock. On Sunday
the settlers saw Indians, numbering about
two hundred, and driving six hundred
horses, making all speed up the valley
towards the upper waters of the Owyhee
river, in the vicinity Of Battle mountain.
Col. Bernard, with sixty cavalry, are in pur-
suit. Information is received that the Ban
nocks murdered one white man and two
Brule Indians near Big aprings on the Elko
stage road. The bodies Of three whites were
found five miles below Glenn's ferry on
Snake river, Two Of whom. John Boscom
and Robert Fergerson, were Of Rock creek
station. Numerous large and small band,
Of Indians are raidiuR the country in many
sections. Parties just arrived from Owyhee
county, about fifty miles southwest Of Boise
City, report . party Of Bannocks camped il
that vicinity, who have bsea killing s.ocl
and committing csher dsproda.ions for sev
eral weeks, aud growing daily moro inso
lsas.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

Warrington, June G.-The president pre-.
sented communication from the secretary
Of the senate asking instructions as to his
action regarding the summons Of the Potter
committee to produce the Louisiana cleo
ton return'. He had obeyed the summons,
and asked the judgment Of the senate re-
garding that action.
Mr.. Edmunds submitted an order that the
secretary attend before the committee with
the papers as requestcd. A long discussion
ensued as to the proper method of proceed
ing; finally Edmunds' order was modified
to reserve all questions touching the regu-
larity of the action of the house committee
in calling for these papers, and instructing
the secretary to attend, and agreed to.
The amendment of the house to the bill
authorizing the publication for sale of an
edition of the narrative of the Polar expe-
dition was concurred in. and the bill passed.
The senate resumed the consideration Of
the army appropriation bill.
Mr.. Blaine said that the committee on ap.
preparations had decided that it would be
unwise to unite the Indian question with
the reorganization Of the army under the
same commission. He therefore submitted
a substitute for the house section to transfer
the Indian bureau to the war department SC
as to provide for the appointment of three
senators and four representatives as join
commission, to inquire into the expedienc,
of transferring the Indian bureau to the wal
department, and to report to congress before
January 1879. Debate followe'. Pending
the discussion recess WAS taken, that tn,
senators might attend the funeral of w. ]
Mel Donald, late chief clerk.
HOUSE.
Washington, June 7.-Mr. Atkins, chair
man of the committee on appropriations
reported the snndry civil appropriation bill
Referred to the committee of the whole.
The ho ,se then went into committee o
the whole, Beebe in the chair, on the gene
raj deficiency bill
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Germany Pining for a Republican form
Of Government.
The Potter Committee Working To-day in Secret
Session
MIR. Blaine Puts In a Resolution for the
POstpOnclncMt OF the Indian Bu.
rcau Transfer.
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.

london, June Tt is said that England
and Russia have come to prelimir ary
agreement with regard to the terms OF q
treaty. Count Schouvaloff is asking to 81
Petersburg information relative to Great
D.i,ain's v,ewe, which will enable Russia
to decide about the instructions to give he 7
Observation-Disclosures
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PR0pMAIE.
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT G. s.,
Room Is, Headquarters Building,
Corner Fourth and Wabasha Streets

ST. PAUL, Minn., May q, 1873.
CEALED PROPOSALS, In duplicate, will be
y received by the undersigned at this Office, un-
til II o'clock a: M, Thursday, June 13. 1873, for
less Of heifers, and cows, viz Two hundred
(2OO) head at YanktOn, D. T.
These cattle pust not be lees than two nor more
healthy, and well formed animals Of average size.
Al! classes Of Wild Cattle including "Chero-
kee" and .Iexasn will be rejected. Cattle to
officer of the army, or such other person as may
be designated for the purpose
Proposals will also be received for any number
less than the whole specified. Delivery to be
completed by August LIST, 1873
Prompt payment may be expected.
K. B. GIBBS, A. d. C..
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BLACK HILLS NOTES.

There are twenty prisoners in the Law
renee county Jail.
The first mail over the Pierre route reach
ed Deadwood on the oath ult.
There are 18 criminal cases on the Pen.
nington county court calendar.
10 pay we'll, and the camp is becoming a
lively one.
Judge Barnes, Col. Lounsberry and j. A.
Stoyell reached Deadwood from Bismarck
on the 23d. Court convened on the Oath,
Judge Barnes presiding but for some reason,
not stated, he concluded not 10 go on with
the trial Of cases set for this term, but await
the arrival Of Judge Bennett.
Telegraph Herald, Oath: The presses,
type and general outfit of the Champion
Pioneer Mining Record outfit was attached
Yesterday by the sheriff for debt. The rat
tle.headed proprietor is somewhere in the
east working up rev scheme for his own
benefit. 1t is reported that after this execu-
tion is satisfied, a prominent Chicago firm
will step in and take what is left.
Times must be getting very hard in Dead
wood, as all sorts of expedients are resorted
to to raise the wind. 1t has just been d,scov
cred that some persons are engaged in rails
ing county warrants, that is. changing the
amount for which they were issued to ;
larger sum. Two persons, T. D. Coleman
and Ex-treasurer Brigham have been ar
rested on the charge Of being interested j,
the fraud.
The local provision market Of Deadwoot
is quiet and dull. Flour remains steady a
Sc so per hundred. Potatoes have advanced
one cent per pound, on account Of the heav.
condition Of the roads, and are now quote,
at cents and 6 cents per pound Goo.
onions are not plentiful enough to quote
Butter ranges in pric. all the way from q
cents to so cents per pound the latter pric
is for fresh ranch. Eggs are worth from q
cents to 80 cents per dozen. B con 12
cents and beans l24 cents per pound. COT
fee, surgar, canned good, etc, are selling a
corresponding low figures.
Dcadwood lines, 24th: From reliable
source we learn that orders have been issuet
for concentration north of the Black Hill
of the great strength Of the department o
the Plattec. \ camp is to be es,ablishe,
fer the summer. and large garlic Of cav
airy and infantry stationed under comman
Of all experienced officer, not yet designated
The country north Of the Black Hills an
between Big Horn mountains and the Vel
,lowstone will be thoroughly patrollet
General Merritt, with force of cavalr
and infantry, will soon reach Fort McKir
ney and assume command, and will the
organize such scouts in that section
country, from time to time, as may be r,
; quired.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
wALl. STREET.
New York, June Z.
Money-3c.
Gold -lOlc
Stocks-buoyant.
Governments-stron
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, June Z.
WHEAr-!@l higher; hard, LOG; No.
l. 1.o2ic; No. 2, l.oosc for cash 9Ssc for
July; 9lSc for August No. 8, 9Oc.
CoRN-6rm; 33c
OArs-23sc.
RYE-52c.
BARLEY 60}c.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, June 7.
WHEAr-strong and higher; 993 for cash
June; 95s@953c for July.
CoRN-6rmer; 36sc for cash SIC asket
for July.
OArs-firm; 23sc for cash; 23sc fol
July
RYE-52c.
| BARLEY-49c.
PoRK-active, strong and higher; 9.0'
for cash; 9.09sc for July; 9.323c for Au
gust.
LARD-strong and higher; go for cash
6.773c tor July 6.s5c for August.
ALcoHoL-334c.
WH1sKY-1.O4c.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, June Z.
WHEAr-1@24c better but quiet receipt
10000; sales, none; No. 2, spring, Jun'
Ill bid.
RyE-frm.
p CoRN-receipts, 100000; sales. 1000
steamer, heavy; No. 2, shade stronger.
BARLEY-dull.
OArs-qu,et; receipts, $4,000; sales, 80
600; 27@31c for mixed western; 3O@3t
for white.
PoRK-6rmer 9.75@lO.Oo.
u LARp-6rm; 6.85@6.95.
4 WHRKY-l.O74c.
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md Russia have come to prelimir ary
agreement with regard TO the terms OF .
treaty. Count Schouvaloff is asking to ST.
Petersburg information relative to Great
D.itain's y,ewe, which will enable Russia
to decide about the instructions to give htr
prcn,potcntiaries.
THE WOUNDED EMrEROR.
Berlin. June THE shot left in the arm
OF the emperor include one buck shot, which
ON account of its s,ze may have to be ex'
tractcd, while smaller shot will be allowtd
To remain. L, is untrue ,hn Modelling has
been operated on.
The emperor's strength is increasing. The
swelling Of the right arm is su5sIding. The
condition ot TIC other wounds is normal /;
,brre are no symptoms Of fever. The min
is,ry uf s..'r Is crns(!e. ing measures. for
immediate. ado ..iOn in the intrrs' OF or
der and public security, and al.o what mess'
u:e, shall be subn. tied to the federal coun.
eli,
GOING TO lHE CONGRE>s.
St..Petcrsburs, June Count Schouval-
off ana Prince Oubril, Russian ambassador
u. Berliu, wh, aic to attend the Berlin con-
er,ss. ard Chnke Pasha, Turkish ambass-
a,lol to ST. Petersburg, have arrived. Count
Schouval. ii and Prince Oubril had on au-
dicncc Of the emperor to-day, and start for
E.rin Sunday. 1t is still hoped that Golt-
hu,.f will be able to attend.
TIE WHAT L; IT?
Bel. ra'ip, Juac 7-Skuptschina has been
convokrd AT KrapajcvatZ on the sixth Of
july.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
L,n ION, June IA fea, full explosion oc.
CURED in Evans Coliery, near St Ilclens
lancashire. Three hundred persons are
reported killed
A. Int r dispatch says the number of men
in the pi, 1T the time is variously estimated
1T from 200 to $50. Several have been
brnueh, un badly injured. The larger pro
portion are believed to be killed, tut II il
impossible to explore the mine in conse
q,cncc OF fire damp.
REVOLUTIONARY SPIRIT IN GERMANY.
New York, June IA special from Lon
don say private letters received from Ber
lin speak Of The public feeling as being pro
foundly disturbed. No one ventures tt
speak only in extenuaion Of Modelling
crime, bu, in private, men say the countr!
is ripe for republic. France, now unde
republican rule for seven years, is prosper
GUS, rich and happy. Germany, under tn
empire, is poor, depressed and wretched
Worse still-the alliance between the cza
and the emperor is dangerous. German
may find herself dragged into war wit
which she has no concern. She is kept wit
her hand on her sword and her pisto
Many, who find it difficult to get bread t
eat, are compelled to maintain ao immena
army. The popularity Of the crown primo
is as nothing compared with that Of the en-
peror, and should the latter die, a republica
revolution might be attempted.
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~~N" business you can engage IN. IS
Rkss 10 90 per day made by any
00&O worker Of either sex. right In
their own localities. Particulars
and samples worth eo free. Improve your spare
time ai this business. Address SrtNsoN & 70 I.
Portland. Maine.
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Qp can make money faster At work for us than
at atanythtng else. Capital not required we
- will starr you. &i3 nj home made by the
industrious. Men, women. boys and girls
wanted everywhere to work for ils. Now is the
time. Costly outht and terms free Address
TnuH Z Co., Augusta Maine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-07

River Q feet s inches, and falling.
Weather moderate all day, and growing
warmer.
The Telegram, from sunfsh, was the
only one Of the short line packets that
put in an appearance.
The Ragon departed for Parkersburg
at 10! Am.
The Granite State, from Cincinnati,
passed up at noon with good trip.
The Fashion arrived from Pittsburgh
and took on considerable freight, which
detained her until 3 o'clock, when she
departed for St. Louis.
The Emma tGraham, from Cincinnati,
for Pittsburgh, passed up.
The stockdale, from Cincinnati, is due
tonight.
The Courier is to.day's packet at 10!
A. N. for Parkersburg.
The towboat Harrison, with tow Of
slaves and lumber, is on her way up from
Parkersburg.
IBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, February 6.-River 3
feet 10 inches and falling. Weather fair
and moderating.
New ORLEANS, February 0.-Arrived
Jas. Howard, Memphis; John Wilson,
Yazoo Valley, Yazoo river. Departed
Dean, Memphis; John Wilson, Ouachita
river; Texas, Arkansas river; Gilmore
and tow, Moore, ST. Louis.
AlMEpHls, February 6.--River rose 5
inches and stands 81 feet s inches. De-
parted-Hard Cash, White river; Susie
81. Louis; Warner and barges, Scudder,
Chateau, New Orleans; Packet, Cincin-
natl.
CAIRO, February 6.-Arriyed-Capital
City, Ironsides, St. Louis.
VICKsBURG, February c. Weather
cloudy. River rose 4 inches. Down
Golden Rule.
ST. LOUIS, February G.-Arrived-
City OF Helena, Vicksburg; Yaeger, New
Orleans. Departed - Commonwealth,
New Orleans; St. GeneVieve, Memphis.
River II feet inch.
LOUISVILLE, February G.-Weather
partly cloudy and cool. Departed-Gol-
den City, New Orleans, Laura Davis,
Cincinnati. River falling, 9 feet Q inches
in the Canal.
EVANSVILLE, February 6.-Riycr 20
4.l0 feet and falling. Up-ldlewild,
Smith and Shinkle. Down-Morning
Star, Sallie Carney and Keller. Bust.
ness active.