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TIE FgurT.-of course there Is howl
about the fruit being killed. This howl
comes as regularly as the vernal equinox.
Perhaps in low grounds the recent cold
snap did damage the fruit. Many time
fruit buds have come safely through o
severe snap. But this cold was preceded
by drying wine, which Is most decidedly
10 favor OF the safety Of the fruit. Far
mers and fruit growers are proverbially
panicky about the fruit when a frost
comes, and farmers in the vicinity Of
Wheeling are comfortably confident
that their buds have not been killed
Apples, peas and cherries are late bloom.
ers, and their fruit germs are wrapped
up snug and dry and warm. II there Il
any wheat that may be already jointed
and there Is not much, II any, in that
state OF forwardness hereabouts, 1t will
doubtless be injured more or less. We
may rs we'll contain ourselves for The
present, and instead Of assisting anybody
Ia buling the fruit or grain market
rest in hope, and bless our stars that the
cold has been so moderate, and console
ourselves with the prospect Of abundance
Of fruit and grain, II no frost or blight
comes hereafter TO destroy 1t.
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COLORADO EXPERIENCES "A Wheeling
man who is at present sojourning in COL
orado writes to a friend here as follows
ave have had one OF the worst snow
Storm, which lasted three days and
nights, on the 7lh, 9Th and 9th Of this
month, l ever saw in any country. We
had snow in our shanty five inches deep,
over everything when We got up the first
morning; and we could not get 1t out, for
the wind would blow 1t in again, faster
than we could get It out. So we lived in
snow, and tell You II was everything
but pleasant; we always had hard words
as 10 who had to 60 out and cut wood.a
The remainder Of the letter is quite
interesting to all who have friends in
Colorado, but We have not the space to
give more Of II. .
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NEW nR1r1Ns. Feh. 1s. ISIS.

The undersigned certifes that he held
for collection for account Of peraons in
New York city, Ticket No, 0,59s, Glass
B, in the Louisiana State Lottery, which
drew the Fourth Capital Prize Of Itcenty.
fpe Hundred Dollars, on Tuesday, Feb. II,
1873, said ticket having cost the sum Of
Two Dollars, at the office Of the Compa.
ny in New York city, and that the
amount was promptly paid by check on
the Louisiana National Bank on present.
alton Of the ticket at the Office Of the
company. A. JuMoSvn.LE,
Runner Louisiana National Bank.
All correspondence Is confidential, and
names are never published without spe-
cial permission: d&w
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BleAMY CASE DpMIssED. Some
months ago, it will be remembered, one
Charles Goff, alias Fleming, whom it
was alleged had married woman at
Allegheny City, Pa, and afterwards mar
ried a woman near Moundsyille, without
having gotten a divorce, was brought to
this city from Columbus and lodged in
Jail. The Allegheny City woman caused
the trouble, and followed Golf, alias Elem.
ing, to Columbus, where he was living In
a polygamous manner with the Mounds.
vile woman. She had him arrested for
bigamy and brought to this city, and he
was taken thence TO Moundsville, in
Marshall county, where he was placed on
trial, which resulted in his discharge from
custody yesterday.
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SALE OF THE GIApEvIILE FuRaAcE-
Messrs. Eugene List and Hannibal Forbes
returned on Tuesday night from Glade
Vile, Preaton county, whittier they went
to attend the sale Of one Of the Hardman
Furnace properties, which occurred on
Tuesday. The property comprised six
ton furnace and fixtures, together with
fifteen or twenty tenements and eight
hundred acres Of land, come two hundred
acres Of which were cleared. Mr.. List
bought the whole property Tor $4,000.
He reports that the larger furnace, known
as the Irondale Furnace, recently pur-
chased by F. Memegyei, Of New York,
will 70 In blast early in April. Some
twenty-five coke ovens have been built,
and a force Of from fifty to seventy five
men are employed in getting the works
In running order.
The furnace property has q railroad
connection with the B. & o. near indie
pendence, which gives easy facilities for
transportation. All that Is wanted TO
make the enterprise q success Ia a good
price for its products and an equitable
freight rate on the B. & o. Railroad.
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A sHop11FrER.- Yesterday a well
dressed lady, carrying basket on her
arm, entered the dry goods house Of
Messrs Simpson & Hoge, on Main street,
and asked to see some calico. She was
accommodated promptly, and after a
short time took her departure. but with
out purchasing anything. Hardly had
she disappeared from the building before
the discovery was made that she had
carried offa couple Of rolls Of calico. A
clerk was sent in pursuit, and overlook
her near 1ith street, where the stolen
goods were recovered.
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AT HIS LlBgLLous TRICKS AGAIN.
The severity Of the debunciations Of the
New York Herald and Baltimore Gazette
grows mainly out Of the false news which
was furnished those papers Of the bru-
tally and barbarity attending the execu .
tion.-RtgiSter Of yesterday.
When the fact Is known that the "falsen
kilograms sent to these papers emanaied
10 the Register editorial sanctum and
were forwarded by an editor Of that paper,
the 'joke' Is apparent. But does It re.
fleet TO the credit Of the State Of West
Virginia to have her citizens thus ma.
ligned and libelled2 Oar PEG pie should
sit down upon such hypocritical charac-
ters,
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GREAT BARaAISs.-we will sell from
this time till April lat our stock Of Pl.
amos, Organs, aud Musical Goods Of all
descriptions, a fine pair Of Match Horses,
one Buggy and one Wagon and Harness,
at cost for cash or approved security, on
which date A. n. Adams will retire from
the firm. Apply to Adams & Lucas, 1927
Market street.
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suFFIhcss FROM HEADACHE-Consti.
pated bowels, inward piles, costiyeness,
levers, torpid liver, yellowness OF the skin
and eyes, indigestion, dyspepsia and all de-
rangements Of the internal yiscera, are
cured by "swayne's Tar and Sarsaparilla
Pills" Unlike many other purgatiyes, they
do not irritate the stomach and bowels by
frequent use. They keep the system In
healthy condition by arousing the torpid
liver 10 healthy action and expellinz by
the bowels aud kidneys the matter that
poisons the foundation OF life. Be partic.
ular to obtain "Swayne's Pills" Price 90
cents a box, at all leading druggists. In
Wheeling by LOGAN, LIST d Co. d&w
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THE WALLACE TRAGEDY. = Another
Theory as 10 The Incentive Paper.-As yet
there has been no. satisfactory theory
promulgated as to the incentive power
which prompted John Wallace, the SELF
confessed triple murderer Of Wetzel
county, to commit the deed for which he
gave up his life by dancing on air from
the limb Of a sour apple tree. The Wheel
ing correspondent OF the Pittsburgh
Dispatch, however, comes TO the relief,
and strongly intimates that lust was not
the cause for which John Wallace MUIR
dered his victims. The Dispatch cores
pendent, after reciting among other things
John Wallace's terror when seized by the
vigilantes, his assertion that hell was his
doom, and stating that John was proba.
bly, not conversant with the teachings Of
Bob Ipgersoll, winds up three quarters Of
column OF an interview with George
Wallace, alias Baker, with;the following,
purporting to be the cause Of the murder:
Dispatch Reporter-Did your brother
have any known cause 10 murder your
wife? Wash mol kaoUa to hare previously
been engaged IN passing counterfeit money I
Was your wife not aware Of this fact
Did your brother not murder her for
fear she would give him away?' and
what did he tell You, while you were con-
fined together at the hotel at Burton, was
the incentive power which prompted him
to do the deed ?
AT the above inquiries Wallace burst
into food Of tears, and replied that he
did not know or remember what his
brother told, but on being questioned
further, said he remembered a portion
OF the conversation, but positively refus.
ed to answer any OF the questions above
enumerated. Taking this view Of the
matter, the theory advanced in the cor
respondence is to the effect that John
Wallace feared the knowledge Of his for
mer acts as above stated, Of which his
sister. in law was in possession, and resort
ed to murder to cover uphis tracks. The
same correspondent also asserts that the
yigilantes that hung John Wallace were
organized under the auspices OF the Red
Mems Society, and that several OF the
men are known.
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CONVENIENT FOR MovERs.-Those Of
our citizens who expect TO change their
places Of residence this year should con-
slider the advantages. offered by Martin,
Of the Capitol Restaurant, No. 1l55 Mar.
ketstreet. Martin sets ont good square
meal for twenty-five cents and 10 pre-.
pared TO accommodate everybody. Those
who undergo the inconvenience Of amoy-
ing time" should make note Of this.
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OFF FoR KAssAs.-Mr. Chas. Laue,
his two daughters and son.in.law, Mr..
Henry Rothhofi, left for the West Last
night, pia the Central Ohio railroad,
Mr.. Laue and the balance Of his family,
who will soon follow, intend taking MP
their residence In Colorado, while Mr..
Rothhoff will make his home in Kansas.
We wish them all luck and that In abund.
auce, too. Mr.. Laue Ia one Of the oldest
German settlers in this city, and was one
OF our best citizens.
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PERSONAL PotRTs.-Mr. Anton Rey.
mann 10 expected home from the Ho.
Springs next week.
Mr.. +. A. CUTLERY, an attorney Of Point
Pleasant, is In town.
The McLure House arrivals otyester-
day include S. II. Higgins, steubenville
81. E. Stevenson and vile, Nellie Steven
son, Pittsburgh; o. Conner, Weston.
At the st. James We notice among the
late arrivals: s. 7. Beall, Cumberland
Thomas T. Burnley, Grafton; George Nor
row, Fairmont; II. Rimberland, Pitts
burgh.
clude: Thomas ]. McCleary, Claysvillei
John @. Farfs, West Liberty ]. w. Brad
shaw, Burton; A. F. Shriyer, Fettermani
Jefferson Call, Creme county.
Mrs. DR.. HALEY Mccoy, who has been
spending the past five months in Cali
fornia, returned home yesterday.
Capt. John Kraft, a popular "Upper
Ohio river man, has taken charge Of the
sample rooms on the steamer Mallie
Ragon.
Mrs. Clark, OF North Wheeling, who
has been visiting friends at Moundsyille
for some time, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. NeuhardL who lately returned
from Texas, and has been visiting trienda
In our city, yesterday returned TO his old
home in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. John g. Hoffman returned from
Pittsburgh Yesterday.
MIR. Joseph Hamilton leaves this morn,
ing via the P. w. & Ky. road for Miles
and youngstown, on business.
Mr.. David Greer, for many years fore
man al CeciI's Foundry, goes 70 Mounds
vile next week to assume the snperin'
tendence OF q. B. Miller's Foundry at the
Penitentiary. Mr.. Miller may congratu.
late himself upon securing the services Of
a man 80 well acquainted with the man
agement Of a foundry as Mr.. Greer.
Billy Heuser, Of Chris. Siebke's "Tidal
Wave,n succeeds Oscar Burdatts as pro
prietor OF the "old Exchange"
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WITH HoNoRs OF wAR-Major W
W. Miller, commanding the First Bat.
TALON OF West Virginia Militia, has
issued general order for all troops in
this city 10 attend the funeral OF Major
Roberto. Wilson, who was accidentally
killed in Texas a few days since, and rem
der soldiers last tribute 10 deceased.
Major Wilson's remains are expected TO
arrive here on Saturday, unless some un-
iorseen delay occurs, and the interment
will take place at Greenwood on Sunday.
This will be the frat person buried with
honors OF war by our present State mill.
tary organization.
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MAsQuERApE.-Lastnight a very pleas.
ant party assembled at the residence Of
Mrs. Lavina Travis, No. 2906 Eof street,
and enjoyed a select masquerade. The
party was given by Mrs. Travis in honor
Of grandehild, Miss Brinton, Of Harris.
burg. who In visiting her.
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License suspEspEp.-The license Of
Thomas v. Moore, pilot on the George
Lysle at the time Of the collision with the
Joseph Nixon, a short time since, has
been suspended for fifteen days. Tom has
heretofore been regarded as one Of the best
pilots on the river, and the suspension Of
his license, even Tor so short a time, can.
not be accounted for by his friends.
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SPECIAL INVITATION TO THE PuBIIc.-
sheib1 music store being removed 70 the
new quarters under Washington Hall,
will be open and ready for business TO:
day. Everybody isinyited 10 call in and
examine The new goods receiving, which
will be sold at love-. prices than at any
other store In the city, 1t being determined
TO make this the cheapest and best place
to buy anything musical.
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THE Wheeling Sabbath School Asso.
citation held meeting at the United
Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening.
A constitution was adopted, and com.
mittee appointed to nominate officers.
The programme Of exercises al the next
meeting, which is TO be held April ID,
was referred 10 Revs. Barnitz, McMechen
and RippeY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-28

VALUABLE REAL Estate AT PUBLIC
sALE.-The franklin Building Associa'
ton will offer for sale, at the front door
OF the Court House, on Saturday, at 10
A. NJ, three desirable dwelling houses, on
18th street, adjoining q. B, Wheat's res.
idence on the east. Also three lots, Nos.
rs and part Of No. 8, in the rear Of the
same houses, fronting on st. Charles
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cemetery rruslee-Geolge eialn.

CHANGES ON THE b. 6 o. RoAD.-Sev.
eral changes have been made on the B. 4
o. Road recently, in the way Of economy.
Among others who have been compelled
to submit to the new order Of arrange
ments we notice that Mr.. G. A. Wood
ward, Supervisor Of Trains, has been
made dispatcher Of trains at Fairmont;
Mr.. Frank Moran, Superintendent Of En-
gines, will hereafter have charge Of an
engine on the LEGAL freight; George Nor
rington, train dispatcher here, under the
new arrangement will be made freight
conductor; and Mr.. Frank Warden, the
telegraph operator, will succeed Morning
ton as train dispatcher here.
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Bs1paEpoRrI rEMs.-A very enthusias.
tic meeting was held last night in the
Council room to nominate candidates for
the coming city election. The hall was
crowded and the following Citizens indie.
pendent ticket VIA nominated:
For Mayor-Frank @, Robinson.
Councilman James NJ. Woodcock,
james Clark and Robert A. Smith.
Clerk-Henry Crawford.
Treasurer-Joseph II. West.
Marshal-Joseph McConnaughy, ir.
School Directors-F. B. Smith and W.
], Howell.
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THE Street Commissioner has been do.
ing some good work in the Eighth Ward
lately. The crossing at the intersection
Of $50 and Chapline streets has been i'm.
proved, and two sewers In that vicinity
have been thoroughly cleaned.
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DID You SEE HM-The old man with
the White Soap2 Don't miss the old
codger, Us you must get sample cake Of
Proctor & CANDLES White Soap. He
gives II away free. Tomorrow the Sec.
ond Ward will be visited. Let all good
citizeps make this a gala day by turning
out en- masse and do honor TO the greatest
soap made-Proctor 4 Gamble's White
Soap.
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The instances are frequent where per.
son sending two dollars addressed 10 NJ.
A. Dauphin, P. o. Box COZ, New Orleans,
La, has received promptly in return a
ticket in the grand monthly drawing Of
the Louisiana State Lottery Company,
emitting its holder to thirty thousand
dollars without any deduction. Truly IL
is a golden opportunity for a fortune.
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RE11ABLE help for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostra.
ting diseases cured without medicine.
PuIvermacher's Electric Belts the grand
desideratum. Avoid limitations. Book
and Journal, with particulars, mailed
free. Address PULvERMAcHER GALvAs-
10 Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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Hrs THIRTY.FrRsr.-The fact that Mr..
Chris. Seibke was thirty-one years old
yesterday seemed 10 be pretty generally
known, considering the crowd that
gathered last night at his residence on
18th street to congratulate him and wish
him many happy returns Of the day,
The board OF directors Of the Nail City
Brewing Company were there; we nigh,
also add that they left several handsome
mementoes behind them, Besides these,
there were many other valuable presents
During the evening Mr.. Siebke was sere.
naded by Was band. W
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ARMED TO THE TEETH is very COM
mon expression, but we think armed TO
embellish and preserve them to q ripe
old age is decidedly more beneficial and
appropriate-this can only be done by
the fragrant "sozodont." For cleansing,
identifying and preserving the teeth,
sweetening and purifying the breath, 1t
has no equal.
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MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MorHERs.-Don'l
fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup Tor all diseases Of teething in chill
dren. It relieves the child from pain,
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels,
and, by giving relief and health to the
child, gives rest 10 che mother. d&w
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TIMpHRAscE NorEs.-A mass meet.
ing was held last evening, at the Fourth
Presbyterian Church, in North Wheeling.
The Gospel temperance meeting at the
Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church to.nightwill
be conducted by Capt arlin. The Captain
does not report all tue forces; he will
marshal against intemperance, but he is
sure that they are sufficient TO make a
very spirited engagement, II not to secure
There will be . temperance meeting at
OTIS Hall tonight,
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SICK AND ArpIIcrsD.-In ord er that q
may test the great virtues Of DR.. swayne's
Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry We have
issued trial bottles at % cents. No family
should be without this valuable medicine,
as oftentimes single 25 cent bottle will
cure recent cough or cold, and thus pre-.
vent much suffering and risk Of life. 1t
also cures asthma, bronchitis, liver com.
plant, and enriclles and purities the blood,
giving tone and strength to the entire sys.
TEN.
II deem It my duty to tell the world wha.
'Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry has done for me. l had o violent
cough, night sweats, sore throat great
weakness, with severe attacks OF hemor-
rhage; gave up all hopes OF recovery. lam
now cured, sound and hearty man. Ed.
ward Il. Hanson, engineer at sweeney's
Pottery, 1884 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia.
Over twenty-five years have elapsed, and l
still remain q healthy man." Sold by Drug
gists. Trial bottles % cents. Large size
81 on. Logan, List & Co., Wholesale
Agents. d&w
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LAST night at eleven o'clock there were
no criminals registered at police head
quarters. Ills highly probable that there
will be "whitewashs at the session Of
the court this morning. Business In po
lice circles is reported "a very dull.
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BREAK Enthusiastically morning an
express wagon, belonging 70 Mr.. Henry
Forsch, broke down at the intersection
Of 18th and Jacob streets. The wagon
was heavily ladened with stone piping,
which caused one Of the hind wheels 10
give way.
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BLACK AND ColoREo sllKs.-we
respectfully Invite The Ladies' to come
aud Inspect the great Bargains we are
now ready 10 offer In Black and Colcrsd
Silks. I. BLUM G. BRO.
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SELLS Bios Great European zoologi.
cal Institute will give an exhibition In
this city the latter part Of April. Shall
cross has already received orders for the
bill posting, etc.
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PERPEcr purity and harmonious com.
bina.ion Of materials used, account for
the small quantity Of Charm Baking
Powder required. Richardson, Bellaire,
O., sells II.
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QUICK TmE. : Christian schnepi,
druggist, sent letter order 10 New
York firm for leeches on Monday, which
left this city at 9 I'm. by the P. w. & KY.
Road. Yesterday evening at s P. NJ, or in
50 hours he received his goods by the
aama rnnfe
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FAREWELL LuscH.-oscar Burdat.s
gives a farewell lunch at his saloon sThe
Old Exchange, on 11th street. to-day. BE
retires on the frat Of next May from the
business, when he assumes control Of the
books Of Reymanns brewery.
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A MILK wagon yesterday broke down
on Eotf street, near 18th. Considerable
Of che fluid was spilled, but another
wagon was procured and the milkmAn
finished his journey.
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TIE WEEKLY IsrEIL1eEsoER, with a
large supplement, containing full ac-
count Of the Burton tragedy and other
interesting matter, can be had at the
counting room this morning, in wrap
pers, ready for mailing. Price 8 cents.
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Tar couRrs.-CousTY couR1. Judge
Bgd-The following business was trans.
acted In this Court yesterday:
Whitlock & Anderson vs.. John I. La
kin;in assumpsit. Dismissed at plaintiffs
costs.
Virginia Lapgiti, executri1, Va. james
E. Morrow; in assumpsit. Dismissed at
PLAINTIFF costs. ..,.
The case Of Moses Ray vs.. William
CASTOR was put upon trial before the fol-
lowing Jury: Eugene Deiters, AlonEo
Barclay, Thomas g. Britt, John r. Mill.
err, ]. II. Clark, Thomas Downs. Christ
Wagner, F. P. Brockhart, John X. Bots.
ford, Henry Kraft, d. q, Hunter and
Robert Frazier. The arguments Of coun.
sell were finished and the case submitted
TO the jury.
gan and John E. Wayt; in assumpsit.
Case still on trial before the following
Jury: Peter Miller, John Mckee, John
II. Charnock, Patrick Weir, NJ. 7. Way.
man, Robert Fordyce, D. @. Gray, W. P,
McKelyey, William Eccles, John Mem
tee, J. NJ. Todd and ]. G. Morris.
Trial list for to-day: William Hicks
vs.. Holden Johnston; Craft, Miller & Go.
vs. August Neuhausen.