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An eastern paper observes that in most
Of our cities the law requires that every
case Of small pox shall at once be report.
ell to the Board oil Health. Failure to 70.
port a case by the attending physicians or
the patients family incun n penalty.
Similar laws have likewise been adopted
in regard to other infectious diseases, the
worst OF which are diphtheria and scarlet
fever, the special object OF which is to ST..
cure the isolation Of the disease.
The diseases OF childhood are largely
propagated III the sChOOl.rOOm, and hence
lhe law cuts of the patient from the
school, and allows his return only after a
liked time from his recovery.
But, while It hls been possible 10 COR
troll smallpox, so that II has ceased 10 be
an object Of dread, It has not been posi-.
Bile to secure fully the isolation Of patients
suffering from scarlet fever and diphthe.
ria. All last winter and spring there were
nearly two hundred cases Of scarlet fever
week in New York City.
Ono difficulty In securing this isolation
Is that there is not in the minds Of the
people generally full conviction that
these diseases arc Rs Infectious as small
pOx. When sick with small pOx, no one
but the nurse and the doctor can visit the
patient, anil in ease Of death he il buried
in private; with scarlet fever and diph.
liberia, the members OF the families freely
enter the room, and other children are al.
lowed to call at the house; and in case OF
death the usual funeral ceremonies arc
observed.
Parents and teachers should fully 60.
operate with the law in securing isolation
OF these diseases, aud should do whatever
Is necessary 10 this end beyond what tho
law is at present prepared to do.
DIR. Edwards, our city Health Officer,
has taken this position all along in regard
10 stamping out dphtherla In our midst.
lie claims, and with much show Of rea.
son in his favor, and also with the OK.
ample Of other communities on his side,
that the only elTeCtuaI way to deal with
such an infectious disease is to isolate it.
IIthis was the case the disease could be rs
clFecIually stamped out us any other
mNlady that spreads by contact with
diseased persons.
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TnE Bank clcarings for the first week in
November, as reported in the issue Of the
New York Public, received yesterday,
show an aggregate gain exceeding one i'ou'
,and million, Of dollar over tho same week
last year. Outside Of New York city, the
rlcarings arc the largest ever reported,
Boston gums 81 per cent, Philadelphia 81
per cent, Baltimore 59, ST. Louis 90, Gin
cinnati -, Kansas City s., Milwaukee %
New Orleans 81, Pittsburgh 81 and clevc'
land %. This increase Is all tho more re-
markablC, says the Public, because We
have now revealed the month In which
business began to revive rapidly last
year.
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SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Is

Hon VIII. II, fmcK is spoken Of uS the
Republican candidate ior Congress In the
Second district. Even the bitter Martins
burg SiatemDl DEM speaks well Of him,
and says that he IA the strongest man the
Republicans can put up, 1t would Afford
lis great pleasure to SEQ Mr. Flick nomi.
mated, and still moro to sec him elected.
Whoever the Republicans may nominate,
we trust that they will not repeat the
lnllY Of The lnal canYaka.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a CARD

q O3A--END-
To all who ire suffering IrOm the snOEs and iudI,
eTetlOnI Of youth, nervous weakness Early decay, o,,
Of manhood, dc., Will Iend rUciTo that viii cure
you, FIIEE OF CHARLIE. This great remedy vas
discovered BY a nll'IOuIryi In sOuth America. Send
sFli-AdlruzoL envelope 10 The REv. JoSxPH T. Ii.
NAN, SaitoH D, SetS I&G Guy.
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Plantation Theology Aboa. Eden.

Pl"hiatiOn Theology AbOuE Eden.
would y0GlilS % know dc reason Why de snake shed
Ills kim
KaIe he tub deOlo one on fur TO let de debbl In:
An ENeshe ut A-hShlh' Wid piece Of meat an
bread, -
An Dc debotl he iP up an put dc apple 10 her head
An dc way ~ dsb6it done 1t, he IIG squat down BY
An he SEED d eriy.a'h btIa' an hO UIvs do line
An Eve he tank him kindly, an de dcbbIl blow
fur ClUat:" A"
An BE- tsi her q she cat up all dc lpplO an Dc AeedS
she KIN gtA yallcr Osey an string . chaney beSIS
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Saturday, December 18Th. 1879,

Commencing Al 10 o'clock A. NJ, sella, IN. foDt do,
Of Tue Court House Of aid county certain incl ii
RAJ csla'e on the Cumberland mad and bgtTO1B Nd
I31a and the creek about ave miles raSt Of tS ty N
MheeIihG and about IlK hundred yard, iTotn I'M
hsoIn1rolE lSfE, commonly known ~ The StsllS
IAItaI containing thirty acres, mOIe SF leth sThi,
property IL one Of the Ost valuable DlCcO III land n
The euuhiy, bting we'll adapted 70 boil budlpg mi
gardening puiPeteI Those seeking luT building 10 y.
lions ln the country will do we'll 70 Sxanns IN, mo.
perry before the day Of SAo. For more pSTicpiST
Description Of the location and bOund,Te, mi
rSSttfeaeS = made " the deed under which this ale i
TE9A oy sALE;-ons.thiNl Of the purchase
money aud - much more Rl the purchaser maj
eect 10 ray, ln cash; tho balAnSo 10 Two C,IuA raw
mehls, at ~ and twelve months, with inteIrsI fr5n
day sale, purchaser giving nOics bscrIe by IiCtJ
Of trust lot l0iUTrol pay lnOnLa. ,S
The tile To this prgPerty Ia believed 10 k perfect
hulielhng ~ trustee shall convey Only such tItiS 4,
Is vested In me by aid deed Of trust.
GEO. A. MICEIIAM, AuctISnSeF' nn',.
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$500 ReWnrl,

They euro all diseases OF the Stomach.
Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys
and Urinary Organs, and $500 will be paid
for case they will not cure or hel5 or
ior anything impure or injurious found in
lhem-l!oP HittOra. Testit. See "Truthsn
or Proverbs" another column.
For sale by Laughlin Bros. < Co., whole.
sale druggists, Wheeling, ". Va.
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'RRACHYGRAPnY.

RKAUHYGRAFHY.
Prof. Alex. A. sclOcb, the world renowned
teacher of short hand writing, will arrive on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Ii, and wiIlrcmain
for positively SIX days only, Nov. 18th, 18th,
10Th, Goth, 9lst and ed, to teach his lmproy.
ed system, which can be taught through per.
sonal instructions Perfect" In three Lessons,
or three hours, for the small sum OF five dol.
lars tsSl. All wishing to consult him will
please call at his rooms. Ms. Anderson's No.
O4C Main street, Wheeling, on November 18th,
18th and 10Th, between the hours of o A. NJ and
IL NJ, and tOlOrS. ALBERT ]. sCHoEB,
Agent, nol2
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WARNING.
IAconN woNpERrrL LIrmoonAM.

J. n. JACOBS. C4nldlSn PAicntee II the illho.
gam, has this day btth alplghel Letters latent Of Ls
United States NUMBERED iOjJOO sud dated July u,
lsi1 for tbs sniiic Tranitf process u Eiullng The
lAgtOb, y. Z, Nov, 10th, Is7D, aid aligned HII, Il,
Paine, Commissioner Of PAtniah UndcF this IAIeni
lnunttluhs will onen 10 lsiued hglult oil The VaFI.
nus "GpIns and Graph" now lniTiDgiHE GU this nm.
cessi and the public l. hereby wlTned that time and
money will VI freely spent In andlng out every psF.
son owning one Of these lat ingtments and they viii
b. flgorllly prosecuted uh,oI the Patent lave. j.
street, lI1,tOH, pOyn
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hIEn

WHEATON Friday, November Il, 1879. Al II
orl'tE y. JAAEs. whEAT, In the 18th year Of hIs
FaaSFal from hIs tate reaIlsncU No. s72t Chaplnt
street on Sunday afternoon at 2O'clOck. Frisndi Of
the family atu Invited. IntsrmCut al POuln,uia
Cemetery.
CoOPEHl:f-Dlcl In Green Castle, Indiana. al the
residence u her mother, AIN. AunlN C6Rpline
G9ofEIly IOG4 A.. grand daughter Of the late joiSh
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,
DlEAnrrn. 81 raAIss-Nurrllna 1r,r

sLriadslPhiI Accommodating .-ThlI IrIln only T1nI
botSeen WAsSling aud Tr1AlSIphIa. 'NA''
tDAuy except s1ndAy-NUWifk Accommodation.
tsteabanVille AcoommOlAtlnH,-ThII tralb dnIirS
ne day passes backward And forward hSlVSSn NaIs
lnS FGHy aAl BellllTO, Stopping VhGn rSIuIr;Si a
S n.sna, n, hoaao, &tnaVilS, Wet Wheeling and
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saturday, the 2Olh day Of Id c.nb,t, Ia1s.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUARLE
i REAL ESTATE.

" virtue Of a deed " trust made by william n,
STEELE % the undengued aS truSIes, dated liz 2is
dee u the County Court Of Ohio COUNTY. We, ~!
ghlA. 10 DOel d Trust IIOk No. Il, ISvs AZ III
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NEW GOODS AT BEuRENS 4 CO.,
~ GruoeB. Have received choice iI1r nI DTie,l
Fruits, such rs SeW Valencia, London IaycF anJ
l1Ioso AuHeatella ltAlilns CGrrantS, Els DaisS,
1eofgh hAT's and quarters Peeled aud UnpeFlcd
and Lemon Peel and all other goods a. ara ErDt in
No. Flint CllN irOCcry. Call At No. 1910 Market
slIeot, OF No. S61l JAeIh hiErei Mhralinr nl,Ia
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The result Of the recent elections does
not seem to have had much effect here on
existing organizations, Tbs situation Is
very much like that which prevailed after
It. Anthony's sermon TO the fishes:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-10-03
VERY LATEST NEWS
A Record of Important Events
Domestic and Foreign.
wASIIINGTON.

A DISPATCH from Washington Of Sept.
25th states that during the first twelve
weeks ofthc current fiscal year emblac-
ing the period from July lst TO Sept. 20,
imports of specie at New York exceeded
the exports by $25 ,306,3l4
A TELEGRAM from Washington under
date of Sept. oath says from members OF
both houses Of congress who occasion.
ally visit this city on The way to and
from the numerous Investigations set on
feet last winter, it is learned that the
general expectation among them is THAT
the coming session is TO be very long and
probably exciting. The sessions immc-
diacly before the presidential election
are usually long and generally exciting.
II Is considered quite probable by mem
bcrs that the winter session will last un.
I'll September.
A WAsnISGTo dispatch of Sept. Goth
states that the post Office department Is
preparing proposals for carrying mails
In Ohio, Indiana, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Florida,
Mississippi, Kentucky and Tennessee,
which will be published in November,
and the opening will be in February
next. The mail services, under these
proposals, will be about double, us on
all roads where service Is now weekly, IL
will be semi weekly. All semiweekly
service will be increased to riweekly,
and all country towns and court houses
viii have daily service.
A WAsHiNGToN dispatch of the Both
says the treasury department is in re-
ccipt Of letters from the west complain
ing Of scarcity Of notes Of small dcn0m-
nation, and asking TINT asupply OF such
notes be sent 10 several subtreasurles,
with directions 10 pay them out III eN.
change for notes of larger denomination.
The assistant treasurcrs, with their limit.
ed clerical force cannot undertake 10 eX-
change one denomination of notes Tor
another, but the TREASURER of the United
States will furnish new notes OF such de
nominations as may be desired in return
for bankers drafts in New York, and
will transmit them as the applicant may
Indicate, but without risk or expense 10
the government.
A WAsmrNGToN city dispatch OF Sept.
25lh says Ex-Governor Mccormick, who
last served his country in the position Of
American comm missioner to the PnrlS eN
position, returned to This city about II
week npu He hnR been. sick for some
time, und Is now only able 10 crawl
around 10 The state department for m
hour or so cnch day The silver
medals and accompanying diplomas
fer American exhibitors Mt the Paris
exposition have arrived, and will be dis
tributcd during the present week. The
Illustrations for the official reports OF
the American commissioners are in the
hands Of competent artists, aud the re
ports will go to prcssnt IN early day, al
though II is not supposed that they can
be published before the LIST of january.
They will nuke four volumes, uniform
in size with those containing the Nienna
report of 1873.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-10-03
MELLOW rm> EH

A MEMPHIS dispatch of the Goth re-
ports Ten additional eases OF yellow fever
and two deaths,
Ar Burtyn Station, 4 miles from Mem
phis, the lcvcr has broken out, and dis.
patch Of the sd says negroes are mainly
the sufferers,
A MEMrius telegram Of the evening ~
Sept 22d states that four eases were re
ported to the board OF health Mrs w.
:, Radlnrd, Mrs j, =, Prcstridge, Joseph
NJ Scrrano aud Lewis Jones, the last
named colorcd One additional death
occurred, VIM J. Ryan.
MEMPHIS kilograms of Sept. Esd, state
that sixteen cases in all-twelNe whites
and four colorcd were reported To the
board of health to day, Among those
reported this evening were X. L Dahney,
Lttcton, Pa; Mrs Ida Berman, II
KarnlGlt, Herbert Elsncr, l.. Ross. Frank
Foster, llctty Springer Sprague. Three
more dca,hs have been reported. ID, l..
Carmichael, Caleb Williams anu Ander
son Reeves, The two last We're eolercd,
Donations 10 the Towards to-day aggrc.
gated S5i6
a MEMrms dispatch Of Sept. eth
saws, two deaths have occurred since last
night lytticton Penn, and Key Father
". Rcvilc The former WAS left IL
charge of the street railway eompany's
Office and the second lieutenant Of the
Porter Reserves, the white military com.
pany rcccn,lv organiaed he was also u
prominent Knight OF Honor, being
financial reporter of Diamond Iodge.
Rev. Father Rcville was u Catholic
priest OF the Dominican order, he was Il
native of France he came To Memphis,
last January, from Washington city,
where he had resided for two years; he
was stricken last Monday night, aud
died nj O'Clock this morning; deceased
WAS IS years old
FouR new cases were reported nj
Memphis on the 2Sth and one death.
The total number III new cases for he
week Is IS whites, All !; colored, y total
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-10-03

A FIRE mt Toronto, Canada, ON the
eth, destroyed Taylor's elevator, Loss,
$4,000,
The American carpet factory at Water
town. Mass, was burned ON the 10Th inst
Loss, $4,000
A FoNp pu lac fire, on the 9th, dies.
troycd the barns of John Flick and II,
Schlcchcr
TuE Pump and Wind Mill Manufac.
turing Company Of Hi Mrnsc, 1T Free.
port, H., burned Sept 10Th. Loss So
600 insurance $4,000
A rlnE ut Joliet sept % burned
Murr's photograph gallery and dam
aged several other buildings; loss $40
600, partly insured.
A CuiCAGo telegram Of Sept % says II
fire destroyed portion of the Marsh
Harvester works at Plano, Ill. Owing
To the isolation Of the place, ii is impos
siblc To obtain particulars, but the loss
will fall inside of 100000; insurance IS
small.
A FIRE ut Dcadwood, which broke out
ON the 10Th in II bakery on Sherman
street, consumed almost the entire hust-
ness portion of the city. Thousands Of
people are rendered homeless and desti
lutte. Loss estimated from $2,500,000 10
$2,000O00, with very little insurance
a CnlcAGo dispatch of the 2ith says il
fire occurred this evening in Il four story
brick building on the southeast corner
Of South Water aud Market streets, oceu
pied by nurand Bros wholesale groccrs,
and MS Il store house by llagin \ Chand
lCr; as u coal scuttlc mandatory, Mum
son \ Nckcrson, commission merchants
and others. The building was damaged
only $4,000; insured for $4,000 i'll the
Scottish American, Royal, of London
and Liverpool and Globe. Loss on stock
said to be $4,000
A GREEN BAY, Wis. dispatch of the
9ath states that the residence of eN Sen
atur II. q. Howe was burned. The build.
ing was total loss, together with the
barn. Nearly all the contents OF The
house were saved in good condition, III.
GLIDING n large and valuable library, and
the horses and carriages. The fire com.
meuccd in an unexplained manner III the
rear Of tho house, lie was insured in
tile London, Liverpool, and Globe for
$4,000.
a LGoNlER, Ind, special VI the 9Th
states tnhl OBSTRUCTIVE SNHllHGIhll0I
visited the town of Albion, county STAT
If Noble county, about o'clock this
morning. The tirc originated IN the
garrct 81 frame building occupied a 4
saloon, belonging 10 w White, and
spread to the north with such rapidltS
that three frame store buildings oe.
Ieupicd by A. Fulton, Adam kimmell
and w w White, were reduced 10
ashes in n short time Loss estimated Ut
from 5000 to $4,000; partly insured.
Nearly all the goods were removed.
4 DEs MoiNFs, Iowa, special, under
date Of the Goth, says the tawu of Carroll
Carroll county, has been the theatre Of =
disastrous contlagraiinn, resulting III tile
loss Of $li0,0O0 Is 100000. Tie greater
portion Of the business center u the
town Il wiped ont The fire originated
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-10-03
CRIME.

WIN. TERsCH, Il successful manufactur
or Of counterfeit coins, was captured ut
Detroit on the 23d inst.
Ar Racine, " is, on the 23d, Phlelus
Mngoon aud Alfred Shower were arrested
horse stealing They had been here sew.
cral days with II span of horses which
they tried 10 dispose of and which an.
swercd the description Of the animals
stolen Mt st. Mary's, lroquois county, ILL.,,
several days ago. The men claim 10
have bought the horses mt that place
The sheriff of Iroquois county will come
here for the horses and alleged horse
thieves.
NEAR the village of Edgeron in Rock
county, Wis, on Sept. %, Geo. Bumgart
ncr, farm hand Of Mr.. Alex. White,
hung Mr.. Whites thrcc-ycar old son up
to beam in the COW stable, and after
cutting his throat, discmbowelcd him
the villain then stole one Of MIR. Whites
horses and fled No excuse for the cold
bloodcd murder Is known, and the neigh
borhood is greatly excited over the affair
and will doubtless lynch the fellow if he
Is caught.
FALL RIVER adviccs of the 23d state
than great indignation has prevailed here
to-day over nm attempt 10 murder Officer
Townsend last night. 1t is cXpectcd that
meeting of the board of aldermen will
be held tomorrow, and an effort he made
to offer II reward of $500 for the arrest
and conviction of the assassin The
French population are greatly agitated
over the present oulrages, and particu,
larly at the assault on their countryman
last week Several meetings have been
held during tho past week, and resolu.
irons passed dcnouncing the action Of
those members Of the board of aldermen
who refuse 10 increase the police force.
Naturalization papers IRE to be taken out,
and the French expect to poll two hun
bred and fifty votes in the coming riuni-
cpul election.
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FOREIGN.

a VIENNA correspondent writing
under date of Sept 2Gth, says there IS
good reason to suppose that Bismarck's
interviews with the ambassadors from
Italy and Turkey was very satisfactory
to those countries.
A VIENNA dispatch Of the 2Gth says
GorischakOiI is expected at Berlin To-
day, on his way to Russia. He will
have an interview with Bismarck, at the
special wish of the car, to remove any
misunderstanding.
CoNsTA NTINoPLE advices under date Of
Sept 10Th indicate that the speedy return
Of Mahmaud Mcdim Pasha to power is
probable 1t is said that the objections
To him on the part Of Several powers has
been greatly diminished.
A CAIRO dispatch of Sept. Goth says
Gen. Gordon Pasha has haG Il parley
with the general commanding the
Abyssinians, which has resulted in the
withdrawal of the Abyssinian troops
from the Egyptian frontier. Gen. Cor
don has gone to see the King Of Abys
sinia
A DISPATCH from Vienna Of the 23d
inst says: "'Thc conference between
Bismarck and Andrassy has resulted in
an agreement that the German and Aus
lran interests in the pending European
questions are identical, and that the con-
dition of Europe is such as will leave no
doubt that the two empires will be able
to assert these interests pcaceably."
The semioillcial .lgcarc Rassc Of st.
Petersburg, under date of Sept. 10Th, dc
nics Tint Russia is intriguing with AT.
III 4, - nI IN
wished TO create difficulties for England,
she would have liberated Abdul Rha
man, the pretender to the Afghan throne,
whom, ON the contrary, she is watching
in Samarcand, and preventing his flight
To Afghanistan." The .lgeace Russo con.
cadcs as follows; Events at Cahul
and in the Turcoman territory tend to
prove tie necessity Of good under
standing between England and Russia. =
ODESSA adviccs Of the 23rd give IN
account Of i fire which occurred al the
Russian City of kicv ON the 3rd Of Sept,
While furious storm was raging. The
fire broke out in seven different places.
Officers of the fire brigade and the chic
of police report that a gun powder
magazine and petroleum stores were
simultaneously set on fire. The whole
city was wrapped in Il thick black cloud
of smoke, and every now and then
people were terrified by II series
Of detonations and loud explosions. The
entire garrison and the iiremen OF the
suburbs and many inhabitants labored
indclutigably to eXtinguish the fire, but
despite their efforts it continued until
the morning of the second day after IL
broke out The loss was enormous. Many
lives were LOST including several children.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-10-03

number to date, 1879. Total number
Of deaths from yellow fever for the week
81 white. 26 colored, 3. Total deaths
u date, SS2. The donation 10 the How.
ards, to-day, aggregate S3G6,40. These
reports show they have III nurses on
duty, attending l02 white, and 81 colored
families AT a meeting of the safety
committee, "A resolution was adopted to
dispense with the sci wees of two colored
companies after the LIST Of October. Ten
days extra rations will be issued to the
men when disbanded.
A MEMPHIS dispatch of the 23d inst
says the following was received this
morning by Hon, John Johnson, rep.
rescntative of the State Board of Health,
who, upon being served with an iniunc
tion notice Yesterday, tclegraphed to
Nashville for instructions:
MEMPHIS Sept 81
10 lion. JOhH JOhbsOn, SHpt. NJ Me quarantine
al W6mVhi8. TeHh.:
Employ at once the hest legal talent to he found
In Memphis and rcsist by all lawful means the ap.
plicatiOn made for an Injunction Send me the
name OF the attorney you employ Every process
shall be exhausted TO protect the lives aud health
or the people in the districts contagious 10 Mem.
phlH.
Signed ]. D. PLUNKEr
President State Board OF Health
MEMPHIS kilograms of Sept Odd state
that up To noon seven new cases were re.
ported. Rev. Father Royell, Maggie
Murray Jessie Anderson, George Jerome,
j. ID. Allen, Harriet Archer and John
Bowlcs, the last two coored. Addition
al deaths have occurred: +. +. Marshall
and wife, j. f. Cronan and Mrs. Pres.
tides. The condition this morning was
more favorable. Among the contrbu-
tions received by the Towards to-day
were $4,000 from the Chamber of Com
mcrce, New York, and $53067 from the
citizens Of Columbus, Ohio