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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-01
Rules for Acquiring Wealth.

Be honest. If Satan tempts you to
defraud your neighbor, it is only that
he may rob you Of your ill-gotten gain
in the end.
Be temperate. Liquor hse made
more paupers than all other vices com.
bined.
Be industrious. Improve each day
~ If you expected to die on the morrow.
Incidence. debt, and disease are broth
ers.
Let your word be your bond. Good
credit 10 fortune to begin with.
Limit your expenses By necessity and
comfort, leaving . good margin for
"balsuce saved"
Invest your fuuds carefully and in
telligently. Beware Of the brilliant
baubles that are blown up to tempt in
genious spsculators.
Give your personal attention to youl
business. To do this. keep brain and
body healthful by the use Of Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Purgstive Pellets-sdmitted
BY al Who have used them to bs the
most edicacious remedies yet discovered
for chronic diseases Of the stomach and
liver.
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MUDDY.-On account of the r.iv
and mud oil the workmen have been
compelled to stop work on the Com.
mercisl Street grode. That stre.,
along where the work has been com.
mcnced Is in most muddy and dis..
greeable condition and will doubtless
so remsin until the work is Completed
There should be q cross walk laid A.
the Junction OF Front and Mill streets.
between Hr. Yesler's residence and Mr.
Malson's butcher shop. as . great deal
OF travel is necessarily carried on bv
that route. 1t Is no uncommon occur,
renee to zee . person sink into the mud
almost up To the top of their shoes. in
crossing this street. We hope this little
matter will be attended to
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FooT RAcERs.-Quits q large num-
Der OF foot racers are Hocking into
Olympia to take part in the racing ex-
ercises of our Territorial fair, Cazsrd
and Jas. Ryan are at present there and
Ar. Rudge and others will 20 by the
up Sound stesmers to-day and to NOR
row. One race has already been made
between 6a'n Percival and Lonnie
Knighton, two Of Olympis's "swifts. +"
to take place on the last Saturday Of
the fair. for fifty dollars each. No
doubt THIS sport will add largely to the
interest of the Olympia exhibition.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-01

hEAL EsTATE.-The following real
estate sales have been made and record.
ed since our last report:
A A Denny and wife to Emeline
bigelow. lot 10. block IS. A A Denny's
plat Of Seattle. Consideration, 1900.
I 2 Freeman and wife to Daniel Bag.
ley. three lots in Hugh McAleer's Id.
dition to Seattle. Consideration, $275.
A Macintosh. trustee. to Il p Chris
sisnson, lot five, block eighty, in Cen.
trsl Seattle. Consideration, $50.
Sheriff Of King county. to A W NAL
son. lots two and eight, in block sixty
one. Terry's first addition, t2lO.
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PETITIoN.-Mr. Perry has q petition
in circulation for an increase of the
mail service on the Squak- -Snoqualmie
route. making it semi.weekly from
Renton. That is to have it 20 out on
Monday and back Tuesday, then out
again on Thursday and back Friday.
Judge Jacobs, we understand will do
his best to aid in securing this very
just increase In the service. A CODY of
the petition has been placed 1t each of
the offices on the route. and in . few
days the petition will be forwarded to
Washington.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-01

LARGE CoU0AR. - Mr.. Edward
Lindsey, who resides ntar Lake Union,
Killed very large cougar. which
measured eight feet in length, . few
days ago. putting ten rife balls into
his body before annihllaring him. Mr..
L brought the scalp of the animal into
the auditors Office here and made ap-
plication for the bounty Of t2 50 which
is paid by the Territory for the de-
struction of each Of this species of ani-
NAL
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New TEACHER.-Prof. D. A. Han

New TEACHER.-Prof. D. A. Han
shaw who has been q teacher of the
Spencsrian system of penmanship in
the Eastern States. has arrived in this
city and is under Sn engagement to take
charge of the penmanship department
Of the Puget Sound Business College in
this citv. We were shown some speci.
mems of his writing and pen drawings.
and must pronounce them first class.
Prof. Gushes will take charge of the
book. keeping department IN the COL
lege.
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ANOTHER POPULAR LEcruRx.-

ANOTHER POPULAR LEcrURE.-Dr.
Dean Clark will deliver his great lee
ture on "The cause and cure of unhap.
py marriage" at Yesler's Hall this
evening at 4 o'clock. At the published
request of several prominent citizens of
Portland it was repeated to large au-
dience in that city. The Salem Ner.
curry pronounced it - mastery effort. -
and the Statesman said, 1T is full of
literary merit. sound advice, and should
be heard by all" A collection will be
taken up for expenses.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-01

WE. to-day. publish tho premium
lists ~ awarded by the King County
Industrial Association. and tomorrow
We will publish the award Of diplomas
and perhaps the list Of honorable men.
tion at our earliest possible moment.
Persons who have not got their pre-
miums can obtain them ct the office oi
the Secretary. After paying oil the
expenses the society will have about
two hundred dollars left.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-01

OrFIC..Rs ELECIED.-At It s,sction
+ 4 on Saturday afternoon. the follow.
ing gentlemen were elected officers and
directors of the King County Industri-
q Association for the ensuing year: c
w LAwton, President; w A Jennings.
Treasurer; A A Manning. Secretary; ]
Horton, Vice President; G " Hall. VIM
Meydenbauer. L AcRedmond. F Nc
Matt, J W George, C Clymer. r Scott.
G 8 Dudley and H L Yesler. Directors.
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DIxD.-The sailor on the bark Oak.
land, who was 70 badly hurt ct Port
Madison las. Thursday. while on his
way to the marine hospital. st Port
Townsend. on the Annie Stewart, died
from the effects Of his wounds. While
assisting in loading the vessel he was
accidently struck IN the stomach With ,
heavy plank, which resulted in his
death.
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PENxANsHIP.-Anoug the many
handsomess essdisplays ct our county fair.
Just olossd. no department WAS better
represented than that Of pen drawing
and penmanship. Mr.. Oliver Ander-
son. of the University. took the pre-.
mium for the former, while Professor
Gushes. OF the Puget Sound Business
College. got away With the 6rst prize
for the lAttsr.
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N TowN.-Joseph Edwards.

In TowN.-Joseph Edwards, agent
for s. w. Brown, Of the Vancouver
Nurseries, 10 now in the city and will
receive orders for fruit and ornamental
trees, shrubbery. flowers. etc. Mr..
Brown 10 an old and reliable nursery
man, of excellent reputation and guar
antees everything he sells true to name
and as represented. Now il the time
to get choice flowers, shrubbery, etc..
of reliable man. s3O.dlw
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-01

DEcLrNEs.-Hon. Jno. p. Judson,
Who received the Democratic nomina-
tion for Prosecuting Attorney of the
Second Judicial District. hes published
letter, In which he respectfully de-
cllnes to run, on account Of his private
business.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-01

The ship Alaska has taken the Au-
reola's place at the shutes. The Bar
ing Brothers will probably finish load
ing to day. There 10 large lot of ship
ping in our harbor ct present. but one
by one they load and leave. and it may
not be long until our harbor Is again
almost deserted of the many nssts that
now give it the appearance of CON-
mercial centre. The Yosemite has
made her appearances in the straits,
however. and may be looked for.scon.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-01

In P0RTLAND.-Postmaste. General
Key and party have arrived in Port
land and are stopping at the St.
Charles. They may be expected to
visit the Sound shortly.
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SHERMAN HYDE : Co. PaciAc Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard Organs. For 6hest
Music and Brass Instruments. address
SH1RNAN, HYDE d Co..
sug3l-dAwly San Francisco.
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Two Indians. Jas Wslch and Jack.
from Port Townsend. were fined yes
tsrday By Justios 6cstt i've and ten
dollars snd costa respectively. Jame1
paid his, bat Jack will work his pro
rata out on tho streets
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80 ',scu1D.-LAss evening . man while
ss, slaas Ne edge Of the wharf,
~ eed I'LL into ths water. J. Gil
/ ~. .sss ~ q the Messenger. hearing
~ ~ 'lo.s criAs fsr help. janped
one ;~ = soon succseded in re-.
s,s ifom : watery grave Gil d
-, 8 nuoA praise. q this makes
.1p1,s ~. ~ 20 has taken from the
- ~ ~ The Messenger commenced
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JUSTICE SxYDER's CoulT-Ah Kee.
. Chinamsn arrested for selling liquor
70 Indians. was yesterday taken before
Justics Snyder, who 6ned him Afty dol
lara and costs. In default Ah Kec will
do some servics on the muddy streets
for the next forty days unless some oi
his friends come t. his relief and pay
his fine and costs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-01

TEE Tam o O'Shanter seiled from San
Francisco for Seattle on SATURDAY..
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ARREsrxD.-An old grey headed
man, BY The name Of Jack Carey. vas
arrested yesterday for dlsposing Of
whisky 70 Indians, and taken before
Justice Scott, who hned him iifty dol
lars and costa. he will board it out.
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.snenA which lsf. this city
n. !. mag. took away the follow
paa'aasers: n Sherwood, P
~ s.nes Owens, Frsnklin
swst, 3 Aat svs 1 I'd P
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-01

THs bark Mary Glover sa'!sd soa
Pert Discovery for sas Ysaseisco. yss.
e e7day.
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BUY your ernceriss at /. Lyls'a the
cheapest hoass In ths city. 0nisk sslss
and small profits 10 my motto.
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uFnr snsoked halihat, OF napss asd
Aas picked call ON J r Bean. troat
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NArsox DoxxR RESTAURANT, Froot
street. next to the " ArcAds." Second
to none. Opsn day and night.
New Furnished rooms up stairs Tor trsv-
cling gussta
d. b. WxDsrER, Psopistor.
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MILLlNERY.-Hra. Ada Blackman is
going to Frisco for new stock ol
millinery goods. They will b selectsd
b the lady herself and in connection
she intends to keep . foil line of hat
blocks of the latest Fall styles. and
will bleach and press at the usual price.
Experienced workwomen in this line
viii be employed.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-01

CALL ON J. A. HcPaKE for Cigars,
Tobacco. Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the best supply in the c,ty and sells at
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied at either wholesale or retail.
Stand in s. Kcnny's merchant tailoring
ahlishment Commercial street. Sc
sttle. ". +. myl7 dtf
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.slsEalHE,s sAs.Ea.
CHERIFrs SALE.

CHERIFEs SALE
BY virue ofs writ OF Levsr Yseias b o.
dirsctes will be sxpossd y Public Sale % VI
pretntses. AYH%k S$
COR. OF FRONT AND JUsTIsoN sTs.,
In the Ctsy 81 WILMINGTON. New Castle Coun
~. delaware. on
SATURDAY,
THE ierH DAY Of NOVEMBER. A. d.. 10
at I0o'clock, a. m.
The following described Real Estate, viz;
All that certain lot or piece Of land situate
In the CITY of Wilmington Aforesaid. and
bounded and described AZ follows, viz: he.
ginning at a stake on the soatherly side OF
Front street ut the distance OF two hundred
and fiity-siN feet irom the westerly side Of
West street ai . corper Of land a William
Cook. thence alongthe said side Of FIoB,
street north 5s degrees west about go feet Ia
the corner formed BY the Intersection OF the
sontherly side VI Front street with the wester.
iy side Of iIstison street, themes soytherly
along the line Of the said westerly side Of Jus.
tisoD street about rs feet 10 the nOrtherl,
line Of the lands Of the Philadelphia, VII.
mington and Baltimore Railroad Company
thence along the said noftherly line Of the
Companys land In an easterly direction
about 300 feet 10 stake In the II g of lard, oi
william Cook Aforesaid. and thence along
said line north ~ degrees east i22 feet, more
or less, 70 the place 0 beginning, be the con.
tents thereof what they may. with a large
brick foundry building, and y large machine
'hop, and other buildings thereon erected.
also together with the engines beltisgs. boil
ers, ladies', cranes, sEafting, lathes, furnaces,
&c.. &c.
Seized and taken In execution M the pro.
perty of Evan G. Stoisenbury and Mary L.,
his wife, and I. U.s. and to be sold by
ISAAC GRrBB, sheriff
Sberih's office, Ne' Castle, October q, 1878
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.HERlrFs sALt

ShhhirF DALI
by virtue OF a writ Of Levari Faclas TO IN,
directed, will be exposed To public sale at tn,
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. Sal SHIPLEY ST.
kept by John J Doughsrty, In the City o
Wilmington, New Castle County. Del,
On WEDNESDAY,
THE ern DAY Of NOVEMBER, A. D. 1878
nt2 o'clock. p. m.
The following described real estate viz:
Al that certain lot or piece oi land with d
brick house thereon erected situate In Wash
ington Village, Cbristiana Hundred, State o
Del. now In the city Of Wilmington, boundet
and described ~ follows TO wit: beginning
at point on the southerIy side OF the Ken
net Turnpike road w feet west Of the west
side OF Riddle street. NJ 50 feet wide and run
ming thence by the said side Of Turnpike west
criy IL feet u n corner stake, theme by "a
new lin parallel with Riddle street souther
~ 10 feet TO another corner aud thence east
war,ily parallel with the first mentioned lin,
Kennel Turnpike rad, Is feet to another
corner and thence northerly 81 feet 10 the
place OF beginning, containing ls.0 squar,
lect more o. less. Book B. vol I. page ~
M. =. All that certain lot or piece OF land
adl0ining lot No bounded aud described n
ioilows wit; Beginning al point on the
s"utherly side OF Kennel Turnpike road 4,
'ect west Of the westeri, side OF Riddle street
At b feet wide and rnRnlrg thence by the
FAD side VI Turnpike westerly IL feet to a cor
ner stake nnrtherly and paralle with Riddle
street 36 feet more or less 10 q stake thence IN
nm easterly direction II feet more or less TO y
stake an thence southerll and parallel with
ri die street - feet D inches more or less u
the place "f beginning DE the contents there.
of what they may,
Seized and taken into execution as the
property VI Robert Lee. and Agnes his wife
and I. I. and To b, sud by
ISAAC 6RUBR. Sheriff.
Sherif's otiioe New Cast e, October II. 1873.
Dct2l
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Repaired.

TIE trestle work on the Wilmington
& Northern Railroad, above DUPONT +
Station. has been built, aid trains
are now running regularly.
Use Crossley's genuine sewing ma
chin. oil, at the corner Of Sixth and
Shiplry streets
"A friend in need is friend indeed" !"
Such friend l. DR.. Bulls cough syrup,
which should be in every family; it
costs only rs cents bottle and may
save many a doctor bill.
A word to the wise. II you are
troubled with cough or cold, procure
bottle Of DR.. Balls cough syrup at
once. Its use may save you from severe
sickness. Your druggists keeps 1t.
rice 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
GHERIFF-S SALE

ShERIfFS SALE
BY virtue Of writ Of ev: ria Facia- 10 me
lir' ctrd, viii be expo, 10 Public Sale at the
HLTEI OF WILLIAM b FORD.
At Kirkwood, in Pencader Hundred New
a'lle County. Del,
IN TT ESDAY.
THE l.rH DAY Of NOVEM BER, A. d. rs,
At 2V'clOck. p. M,
The following described Real Estate VIZ:
All thai certain lot ~ piece oi land situate
In the town Oi st GEORGE On the south sidcOl
the road leading 'rom 81. Georges To Della
ware City bounded aud described as follows to
wit Beg unlng at II take nui corner ior lot
m GIrInon and i30 feet from the
Junction .' the {, Georges and Delaware
ity road with the Odessa road running
thebce with the aid line south - $40 east
i5o feet 10 "A stake IN Land formerly Of Henry
l.. Peckard and thence north u 3-42 east 80
ieet 10 stake thence north \! 80 west 100
feet to n stake in'sonth side OF the aforesaid
road thence with the sad road south Il $40
west ~ icet /" the place oi beginning con
tanning seven thousand itve hundred square
feet more or less, with n frame house nnd
frame stablug thereon erected.
Seized and taken IN execution No the pro
perry oi Philip Redden, deceased. and lsa-
bella R"dden surviving mortgogor Of Philip
Redden und Isabella Re den and heirs al
law Of Philip Redden deceased aud / {,
Thomas II. Gould AGmr. Ot Philip edden
deceased, &c and to he sold by
ISAAC GRtBB, Sheriff.
Sierifs office New Castle. October II. 1873
oct2s
SHERlFF's SALE.
BY virtue Of writ Of Levar Facias
TO me directed. will he exposcd To Public Sale.
on the premises In the City at Wilmington
n pM( "a Il lie puufN Ilp pu
SATURDAY.
THE 10TH DAY OF NUvEaBER, 1878,
at 10 o'clock, n. H.,
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
situate, lying and being in the city Of VIII
mlngtOn aforesaid, and bounded and dccribed
as fol Ows, TO wit: Beginning on the north.
erly side Of Front street at the distance Of 86
ie"t from the westerly side Of Washington
street, and AT Il corner OF land now or formerly
OF Peter Burke, thence along u line OF said
land northerly and parallel with Washington
street 81 feet to middle Of an IS inch stone
wall between this AMI other land OF the said
William Feeney on the north, thence along
the middle V' the sad u inch wall westerly
and parallel 10 Front street ~ feet to u line Oi
land Of Patrick Kelley now or iOrlnerly:thence
along a line thereof southery and parallel
with Washington street 81 feet to the said
side Of Front street, and thence thereby east.
erly IS feet 10 the place of beginning. be
the contents thereof more or less, with II two
s'Or!cd brick Utf1ce, frame stable and shed
thereon erected.
Selled and taken in execution as the pro
pcrty Of Evan &. Stpt.cnburg and May H..
hIs wife. and I. Is, and TO be sold by
ISAAC GRI BB, sheriff
>herih's office, New Castle October IS, 1873.
nOyl
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I ~. &c. TERRY
PKOPRIECO Il

EGULAR GRADUATE tf VI EDl-
CINE AND 81 re- ERl,
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE AND DErG y RI
No its N. EIGHTH street, above NOBLE
Philadelphia.
The Doctor Invites all suffering from dis
ases ui the skin, bIOtches. pimpics discoora.
tiOus, tc' ing OF burning on any part OF The
body, ulcer, scrotula, diseases OF tie stomach,
liver, kidneys, bladder. prOstrate, urinary or
gaDs, neryoLs s debility, pal! ltatton Of the heart,
lreams dimness OF vision distress Of mind
eIr. seminal weak ness unnatural discharges,
Piaccments and bearing .duwn pains in the
back and hips, nervous prostrdtlOn, et".
special diseases. whether o. recelt or long
Standing, no matter II inherited or hcquIred,
what organ OF tissue Of the body Is involved,
they an be- speedily and permanently cured
otgnlar office hour. from II A. NJ to =,
w.. and =. NJ. 10 10 p NJ. Consultations
irec and strictly private.
BB-The Doctor employs n" clerks, but at
tends To each patient In person. jlylll. v
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wesleyan rc,na,e college.

There Is to be literary entertain
ment for an honr or so at the Wesleyan
this evening, No special invitation,
have been issued, but the friends o.
the college will meet with a hearty wei
come. Entrance on French street. TX
ercises will commence at half pas,
seven o'cl'ck. On Sunday at n qnar.
ter before four O'Clock Presiden,
Williams will preach to the college
and to any others who may wish u
come, Entrance for the Sunday ser
vices on Sixth street. Prices ar. TO b-
iefnc"d after Christmas, at which time
there promises to be considerable In.
crease in the patronage.
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A Two STORY Jump.

susannah Mccullough was arraigned
last evening, tor disorierly conduct
and for taking possession OF an unoccu.
pied dwelling a: No. 507 French street
in company with man named Charlie,
klenle. Officer Springer testified that q
man named Hallam, came up to the
Police Station, last evening, and made
complaint, and that he and Officer
Bonzarth went to the spot, and arrived
there as two parties jumped out OF the
second story window. The man made
good his escape, while Susannah was
captured after quite long chase. She
was fined 81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-04
wnxrseroS. DxL., October 81, 1878.

WILMINGTON. DEL, UctObcr II IB7B
Latest stock Quotations furnished b,
heald n Co., Clayton House building VII
nIngton, Del. at u NJ. to-day.
hid, ioo4; N; Y. g. hni., my; y. Y
etn, +lh; North Western Pref, 1871: RoeI
island, 10Y; Ohio Il Miss, n: Pacific Man
l51: Western Union TELEGRAPH, l6lA; ~
Paul, 3iA;s ST Paul Prei. o61ss; Wabash, ig1s
Union Parihc, eo,s: Penna., s3aas; Reading
l5ssi Lehigh VALLEY, M; IehigL Nav, leiJ
Pitu, T. 4 h., bA; Centr,l Trans. ses3;
phila. Erie, 9; N. !. Central, va! Del
Del. Il Hudson, 45l+; lssi's Coupon, iusI;
bs's 'es New J., a j., iOS1s; go, 's7 Coupon,
81; SD 'es Coupon, 1857: 1910 Csnpon,
i0o19; Currency as. l2O11; NH~ SIS Of 81.
20: ~ Reyistered lo3A: e, lOOiI.