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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-05
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CaANcERY SALE

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In pzrSuEnce and ~ virtue of n der-re Il tire
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cs-y. made and entered On the Ira day q Feh-
rnaIx. A d is-S IN a csrtnin tSsrein y.t1d-
inE. wbcrSan Mary 4 Nonteoncry, 10 o-rVlAi--
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are the ocfeDdEnls Notlcs is be-Shr C1rca,. -has
WI SCI AZ puhlSe aoersoa % the hichesz tsd3er
the fruni dcor On SccoDd strrcf cf the entrance
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h-1ck book. IN the cfy ~ AlqenN, Alpens
cau-fv. MiaAicAn. thai heing the TslAcs IN gkioh
the lircuii Couf1 for ssit county hei6l. OF Sat
ur6sy. fhe nineicenfh day q April A u.
lS-g. Al ten o'clcck IN the fnrroonn q said any.
al the foiiosInc described lands and pdemi~<S 70
Vt Al those c-r- an pieces orparcels 81 lNn1
sltuate and eeloc IN tle cfy q Alptns- and Stale
q Michigan. and ae~crihea ~ fclloxs: Lots one.
a. and fvo - N hAeok ooe II q sarzh = Car
te-s addition - the CITY. late villscsi q Alrrn.
arrorliur 70 the rccordcd plat fhereof. IN tie
E.l,rssfcr's ofhce foy sAld courty.
PRED Il BARLOW,
Circui; Court Cou-. Alpens o.. Nsch.
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Ssllcaior for Conpiain.rL
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RHEVJNIATISNI,
PIMPLES.

viii nail freel the relrse for a simple Ne-eiA-
he Balm that will remove tan, freckles pInpies
and hloiches. leaving the skin Sofi, clear and
beautiful: also instructions for producing luNur-
iauf rroUfh Of HAIR on q hxld head or smooth
face Addrrss, inelosing se stamp, Ben NAndef
A Co. - Ann 81. =. y.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-05

Oil &C o. al kinds. tunOrs. discharges Of
lllO blood or mucus, and Al cl-oA-t< Of
the recIum quickly and perfectly cured t'y slm-
pie and soothing remedy. For information, ad-
dress DE-. J. fAbER 90, g Ann 81, y. Y.
Rlus.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-05
Registration Notice.

To the eleotors OF the Flint ward. city Of Al
pens
Notice j. hereby given that the Board Of Kegs
frnfion fcr the Firsf wand % the city Of Alpha,
Nlll te m ssion ~ the front oftoe an the Ooiing
Hou-c. On River sineet- IN sad ward. cetseen
the hour~ ~ irat O'Clock A. NJ. and eight O'Clock
7. NJ. nn tlle 81. an and 5th days OF ApTu. 4.
D.. ISIS. for the purpe-e II Converting and CON-
pieiing The list o. QuAlitei voter IN sid yard.
ROBERT RAIBCRN,
CHARLES GOLLING,
Board Of Registration.
A. Z McDoSkLn.
Recorder. cify 81 AlpenA
Dated Marc 4 lisa
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-05

Sg CollAr and MIker ire 90 nrvnts
IL Net. hight. durAtse. cheap No
Z III kNrnes r-Q1lrcd-exc-lls Al Others
~ ~ Fxrmers want a.. oufiHsts Al 9TH
"A ere. Adjusfanle- Pits Hny horse
81 Our MIXER. the best On earth.
ensures pzrs. clesn milk save re
- cc<s every week- ~ells rAy6dly. sent
"a HI mail % any pa-- q the L. =
>N send stamp for pkrr,c1lzrs
"a ~ ,. W. GUERNSEY. zeal. Ar-
a CozrxlKnef 81 " Y.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09
Mount Zion VI. T.. church.

Rev. DR.. Owens, pastor Of Mount Zion NJ. f.
Church. occupied the pulpit ut that church
yesterday morning aud preached an interest
ing sermon, taking for his text Exodus xXxiii.,
IL, "And he slid, My presence shall go with
thee, aud l will give thee rest" He desig-
mated the above as a life-rcstorimg promise, be-
cause without it all would have been death.
He then rccountod the flight of the lsraelitos,
when Moses was upon the Mount, the
the demoralizimg state into which they fell
blasphemy they heaped upon him,
making idols and regulating Gods ministers
aud His service and the command of God to
Moses to tell His children that He would not
go with them more. Unless God should
help them they must perish forever. At this
moment they awakened aud repented deeply
and long, and wcpt and prayed unto the Lord,
saying that If lie would deliver them they
would honor aud serve Him rs long rs they
should live. lie then told how Moses tested
them aud the glory If God came down and
rested on the whole place. What we under
stand By the presence of God is, said he the
Divine consciousness in tho heart Of the be-
lever i'll the goodness of God.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

Good board and rooms at the Holly Tree
Seventeen dodgers were accommodated in
the station-houses Saturday night
--Turco. Russian aud sulphur baths, 9O3 +
st. II W., cures and prevents malaria,
The attendance at the outdoor concert at
the Presidents grounds last Saturday was very
large.
The police made lfty.two arrests during
Saturday and Saturday night. Sixteen were
registered drunk"
Excellent drip coffee served with those
sumptuOus twenty-five cent meals at the Bay
ard House. corner Tenth aud streets.
Tomorrow evening the farewell ball given
to the graduating classes of the Naval Academy
by the classes of 80 will como OF at Annapolis,
Fifteen pupils from the Boys Advanced
School entered tho competitive examination
for tho Kendall and King scholarships at the
Franklin School last Saturday.
The excursion season has not yet opened
actively. The fare 10 Norfolk aud return has
been reduced so low that excursion managers
have liLtlo encouragement,
Robert and James Washington, two colored
men, arrested some days ago Tor stealing fish
from n Glymont fisherman named Posey and
discharged By Judge Smell! were rearrestod on
reQusition from Maryland Saturday night
and taken to Prince Georges County yester-
day,
Lawyers g. r. Bond and II, T, Wlswall had
an alteration in the Circuit Court room Satur-
day morning. Mr.. Bond threw Mr.. Wlswall
TO the door, when other gentlemen interIs1ed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09
Children's Day.

The event in the Methodist Episcopal
churches yesterday was the celebration OF
"Children's Day." the morning being devoted
in each church to interesting exercises by the
children. In many of the churches tho floral
offerings and decorations were OF II very ele-
CANT description. Appropriate sermons were
delivered in most of the churches. Dr. Naylor,
ut the Metropolitan Church last evening,
preached on the subject, Tho Church and the
Cradle
During the exercises by the Sunday school
at Waugh NJ. f. Church last evening Hon.
William 5. ShallenberScr, of Pennsylvania,
delivered an appropriate address. Congress-
man Hayes, of Illinois, delivered an address at
Hamline Church, and Hon. u. f. Martin, Of
West Virginia, addressed the children at
Foundry Church.
The twenty-second anniversary of the Sun
day School City Missionary Society was held
at the First Presbyterian Church, on Four-and-
a.half street, last evening, and the exercises
| were very interesting.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09

and prevented further hostilltics. The matter
was finally arranged to the satisfaction of all
parties.
A horse belonging to Lewis j. Collins, of
Falls Church, Va, ran away on Bridge street,
Georgetown, Saturday, and Mr.. Collins was
thrown from his wagon and seriously injured.
Religious meetings are held Sunday even.
ings by street evangelists at the corner of
Eighth street and Pennsylvania avenue Last
evening q score or more knclt in prayer on the
pavement The scene WAS the most irhpres.
sivc in contrast with the moving throng Of
pleasure seekers Fastening by.
In looking at the cut Of the National nine,
as published in one of the sunday papers yes.
torduy, person is led to believe that the pic.
ture was taken Immediately after receiving
the pounding administered by the Manchester
team. A more completely bunged up set OF
men than they appear it would be hard to find
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09
THE MEXICAN VETERANS.
Euiogics of General James Shields and Gen.
eral ID. II, Cooner.

efhl H. II, cooper
Tho Associated Veterans Of 1896 of Wash
ington, d. G., held their regular monthly as
sembly Saturday night, with Major-Genoral
Samuel z. Heintzeman in the chair the presi-
dent, General j. w. Denver, being absent in
Ohio.
After calling the roll of tho local survivors
the Secretary, Mr. A. NJ. Kcnnday, said the sad
duty dovolvcd on him to announce tho recent
sudden departure to his final rest of n distn-
guishcd veteran among veterans, General James
Shields, late Senator from Missouri, who had
endoared himself to all men who had the honor
to participate in tho glorious actions on the
battlo.felds of Mexico, where Inc had won high
distinction on several occasions for gallantry
aud mcrtorious conduct.
At Ccrro Gnrdo he was thought to he NOR
tally wounded on the 18th of April, 1871 nut
recovered strength sufficient to lead his brave
command in the battle of ChCrubusco on tho
goth of August following, and again at tho
stormiug Of ChapultepeC, on the 18th of Sep
tcmber In this action $50 graphically por-
trayed on the wall Of the Senate wing OF tho
Capitol approaching the western gallery, where
the General is shown dsmountcd and coatlcss,
with his arm in sling, receiving the order
from Quitman to storm the heighls) he was
again severely wounded. His military servi-
ces won the admiration, unmixed with envy,
Mr.. Kcnaday also rccountcd the unusual
honors won by General Shields in civil life
stating that during his last term as Senator
from Missouri his abilities were mainly de-
voted to the lauGablc aim of placing the names
of his old mpamions.in.arms on the Ameri-
can Gordon of the Legion OF Honor the
pension roll, to which their services under the
| flag, he commended, prominently entitled
them in their declining years.
| Announcement was also made of the death
of General Douglas II. Cooper, formerly vice.
president of the Washington Association, who
died in Indian Territory in the latter part OF
April. General Cooper was captain in JEFF
ferson Davis regiment of Mississippi Riff s.,
and his distinguished bravery at Monterey
and Buena Vista contributed greatly to the
fame achieved by that gallant regiment. which
every true veteran comedies was nobly earned.
| The secretary was directed to prepare the
customary obituary notices of the deceased, to
be recorded in the journal of proceedings.
After translcting the usual routine business
the association adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09
PULPIT PARAGRAPHS.
Sermons and Services in Washing
ton Churches.
Gospel Temperance Meeting In the Police
Court-Rev. Clay Macauiey's Sermon ON
William Lloyd Garrison - Chill
dren's Dry Exercises In the
NJ Il. Churches-A Les
son by DIR. owen.


Gospel temperance meeting was held in
the Police Court room yesterday afternoon, at
which Mr.. S. c. Mills presided. After prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Kramer volunteer choir, under
the leadership of Mr.. w. r. Nmmo, sang sew.
eral stirring temperance hymns. The prcsi.
dent then addressed the meeting, saying that,
as Rev. c. W. Denison had been unable to carry
out his plan for meetings mt the Police Court
the Dashaway temperance Society thought
Sunday afternoon could DO utilized by holding
temperance meetings there This was the sec.
Onl meeting, and the movement already be-
gan to show signs Of becoming popular lie
hoped that in short time they would have to
move out into larger hall MS he expected the
courtroom would be too small to hold those
who would wish to attend the meetings. No
sect would he recognized, but all visitors, no
matter what their opinions would be well
come. The meeting was then addressed by
Messrs Thompson, Savage, Oiiphaut, Egglcs-
ton, and others, after which the bcncdicton
was pronounced aud the audience dismissed
until next Sunday afternoon, ut half.past three
o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09
A Deaf-Mute Society.

meeting of the dcaf.muto residents of this
city was held Saturday evening in the Y. VI.
c. 4. chapel, at which an organization, to be
known as the Kitto Mutual Benefit Association
was affected. \ constitution was adopted and Of
tlcers to serve the ensuing year elect ID, as fol-
lows President c. W. *. Strong, of the Treas
ury Department; vice.presijent, J. Z. Ellie
good, of the Government Printing. Otlico Sec
retery, George c. Sawyer treasurer John
liipkins; executive committee, John A. Prince
(chairman), w. A. Dcnic, and John Humphrey.
The object of the association Is to seek for
the social and intellectual advancement of the
mutes ana to provide religious instruction on
the Sabbath to all. The Bible class met yes
terday morning in the vestry of L Street Bap-
fist Church and was well attended. The
study was THE Sermon on the Mount" The
class will meet hereafter in the chapel of the
| Young Mems Christian Association building
until quarters OF their own can be provided.
Those of the public who ave interested in the
welfare of the deaf and dumb are cordially iu-
| vted to attend the services.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09

About ono o'clock yesterday afternoon two
c0ored men entered the eating saloon of G. r.
Williams, No. ll16 First street northwest, and
called for something to eat, They We're waited
upon, and while seated at the table one of the
men named Lamma Tolliver became engaged
in dispute with boy named John Haskns,
who was seated at another table, A fight fol.
lowed, during which Tollivcr drew a pistol
and shot Haskins in the stomach. The
wounded lad was taken to DIR. Newton's office,
who probed for tho ball, but was unable to
find it. The doctor stated that the wound
was a serious one, and might result fatally.
Immediately after shooting Haskins Tolliyer
ran out of tho saloon, and up to midnight had
not been arrested. The wounded boy, who is
in the employ of Mr.. Joseph Williams, is rep
resented to be quiet, iuOflensive lad, and the
quarrel between him aud his assailant was the
work Of the latter.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09
slALPACA COATS ElSEMAN BROS CORSE
SEVENTH AND l. STREETS.
For oil cloth, go to julius Lansburgh,
Mount Vernon seminary Commenoome

Mount Vernon Seminary Commencement.
The annual commencement of the Mount
Vernon Seminary will BIO held at tho Foundry
Church this evening, The graduating class is
composed Of Anna Woodbum Bags, Indiapo.
lis Ind. Carrie Pryor Bryan, Washington, d.
Waugh Morgan, Washington, d. c.; Adeliuo
L. smith Washington, d. e.. Julia May Som.
ers. Beatrice, Neb. rherese Elizabeth Tlley,
indianapolis, Ind, and villa Woch Yincland,
n. j. The diplomas will BIO presented by Pres.
ident HAYES
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09
william LLOYD Garrison,

At All Souls Church last evening Mr. Ma
cauley paid an appropriate tribute to the men,
DRY of William Lloyd Garrison. Mr.. Garrison
Of late years fraternized more nearly with the
although in early life a decided Calvinist
Among his coadjuto were such Unitarians as
Samuel j. May, Theodore Parker, William Fur
ness, and few others but Mr.. Garrison be-
longcd to 40 sect. Mr.. Macauley dwelt chiefly
on his Christian character, his parity and tidel-
ity, virtues 50 vital to u great reformer. The
preacher commended the example of Mr.. Gar
rison to all in public and private life.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09

The case of embezzlement against Architect
George Il. Tolman, in which Commissioner
Phelps charges him with retaining certain
plans and specifications, had partial hearing
in the Police Court last Saturday. The case
involves the right of an architect to withhold
or retain in his possession plans or specAca.
tions in which he may have been employed TO
make. Experts were examined and testified
that it was the custom OF architects to retain
their drawings. Judge Smell was OF the opiu.
ion that custom did not make law. the case
was continued again until next Saturday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09
Charged With Perjury.

Joseph j. johnson, Il witness before the Sem
ate Committee on Privileges and Elections,
was arrested by Detective McDevitt Saturday
on a warrant charging him with PERJURY,
sworn out before Justice Richards by Charles
Cavanac. Johnson was taken to the Police
Court, aud released Oh bonds in the sum of
$500, the hearing being postponed until TO.
morrow, The alleged perjury consisted in
falsely swearing before the committee on the
9TH instant, that he (Johnson) did not dictate
u single line or word contained in an affidavit
offered in evidence.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09

Il VI SEM ENTS.


National Theatre-Manager Ford's Benefit.
The performance OF" Ingomar,' on the occasion
of the testimonial rendered to Mr.. John T. Ford, at
the National, next Wednesday evening, will be- in
q dramatic sense, an event Of no little importance.
1t is seldom that tho theatre goors of any community
are permitted to see two tragodans such Sr John
Mccullough and Miss Mary Anderson cast IN the
same play. "Ingomar" affords excellent scope for
q combination OF this sort Pdrthe1lid is pronounced
10 be Miss AndersOn's greatest character, and the
part of HGondr Mr. Mccullough has played with
great success, making It of the strongest roles
in his repertoire The boX.shcct will be opened at
nine o'clork this morning. The price of admission
plnrps
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09

Mrs. Elizabeth Mellor, through her counsel
has entered suit for divorce from her husband
Louis Mcllor, asking for the custody of tho
children and permission to resume her maiden
name of Elizabeth Gray. The petition shows
that they were married in Philadelphia, Pa,
December /, 1867, and charges that the defend
ant deserted her July 8, 1872, ten days after
her second child was born.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09
For cheap carpets go to Julius Lans bursh


The jury in the cases of Patrick Mcnamara,
James Shugrue, Henry Harry, James Boland,
Morris Roach, and George Luotner, were
locked up again last evening, for the third
night, They came into court last Saturday
afternoon, the foreman stated that they had
agreed as to one OF the defendants, but could
not reach a verdict as 10 the remainder. After
receiving some instructions from tho court
they again retired. 1t is understood that the
verdict reached is In tho case of James Boland
and for acquittal. From all the information
that could be obtained last night, 1t Is believed
that the jury cannot agree to verdict as 10
the guilt Of innocence Of the remaining ac.
| cusei parties
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09
Confederate Decoration.

The Southern Memorial Association held a
meeting Saturday, 1t was agreed to decor.
ate the Confederate graves next Friday,
the 18Th instant. At Oak Hill Cemetery
the services will he conducted at half'past
two p M, under tho direction Of Mr..
II. w. Brewer. The ceremonies at Arlington
will commence ut five p, M, and consist Of a
prayer aud an address by Congressman Black
burn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09

The Summer Theatre Comique will be reoponed
this evening. The managers have arranged an
other solid" variety entertainment, for which Il
score Of fine speciality performers have been en-
gagged. Among the artists are the Sherwood Sis
ters, Reynolds and Waling, Louise MuriO, the Suy-
dam Brothers. the Au,tins, Ophelia Starr, Multi
gan and Morris, and George Elwood Jake Budd,
John Robinson. and other meInbcrs of the regular
company will present "a Messenger from Aexan-
dria.n md Other hketchcs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09

The safe and commodious steamer Lady of
the Lake will hereafter make Friday evening
trips down the river forty.five miles for the
benefit of families. These trips will no doubt
be pleasant, AS those of last year by the same
steamer were much enjoyed. The faro is rea.
sonable, lunches cheap, and the steamer ele
CANT in all her appointments. See advertise
mcnt,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09
A Kindergarten commencement.

The second annual commencement of the
Kindergarten Training School was the occasion
OF much interest to those who met Mt the Riggs
House Saturday evening. The red parlor was
handsomely decorated. long table on one
side contained practical exhibitions Of the
kindergarten system Of training. The first OBJ
iects presented TO the child balls of various
colors cubes, cylinders, clay mods, miniature
houses, landscapes furniture, and specimens OF
weaving, and hundreds Of curious and beautiful
objects were exhibited. Over the centre of the
table was Frnbels maxim, Let Us Live Wit h
oar Cuildrcn," aud about this ferns aud flow
els were tast, fully arranged. The graduates,
Miss Nellie A. Rich, of New York; Miss Dora
n. Brown, of Washington; Miss H. Estelle
Dudley, Of New York. aud Miss Ell
mira &. Morton, of New York, with
their teacher, Miss Grav,s, occupied seats
near the table. Rev. A. +. Mason opened the
exercises with prayer, followed by AN essay,
Synopsis OF FrUbcl's Life" by Miss Rich. Miss
Brown read an essay, kindergarten GIFT"
Miss Dudley followed with AN essay on kin
dcrgarten Occupations" aud Miss Morton read
All essay on The Old and New Way" The
essays were ali scholarly, instructive, and per-
tincnt explanations of the system Of training.
Miss Graves presented the diplomas aud Rev.
DR.. Mason pronounced the bcnCdiction. The
exercises were pleasantly varied with music.
The young ladies were the recipients OF many
floral offerings.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09

on AND AFTER JUNE WE WILL CLOSE
OUR DOORS AT EIGHT O'CLOCK P. NJ, IN OR
DER TO GIVE OUR EMPLOYEES AND SELVES
THE NECESSARY RECREATION. ElSEMAN
BROS, CLOlHlERS AND TAlLORS, CORNER
SEVENTH AND L STREETS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09

In stone jugs, also in twenty-gallon kegs; fancy
New York and Western Butter at bottom prices.
No oleOmargarine sold. Spicer's Butter Store,
corner OF Ninth and L streets northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09

The clerk Of the court has issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses:
Zlchariah Mitchell and Carrier Walker.
Josiah sewel OF Maryland, aud Mary +.
Powers, OF Georgetown, ID. q.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09

LARGEST stock ladies' and gents silk um'
brellas, prices 1926, S3,50up. Stinemetz's, 1881
Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09

ELEGANT coored silks, 75c.; heavy blacl,
silk, 81; 100 pieces lawns, SC, &c., 10c., and
12lc. al-lincn towels, SIC. up; elegant all.
wool bunting, pc; heavy, wide black cash
mere, SOC; bargains in dress goods; Naudain's
700 Market Space.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09

Our 81 pants Ito order) fifty different shades,
are taking the lead. We have facilities now to
make 100 pairs week Eiseman &c Scheycr,
sos Seventh street, May building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-09

The stage attaches of the National Theatre have
been rendered benefit performance to take place
tonight. Tho comedy of "The Poor Gentleman
will be presented with strong cast from the Tha'
liam Club and the quarrel scene from Julius
Cesar will be rendered. with Mr.. Robert l.. Down.
ing as BrMtMs. and Mr.. James Bangs Us Cnssius.