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National Republican., 1880-07-24

If the readiusters of Virginia are ready
to throw up the sponge and surrender their
prestige in the state, they will eat their
crow and get into bed with the bourbons
" like little men," When they do that they
will lose the republican wing Of their party
and go under, and what is more they will
stay under.
National Republican., 1880-07-24

THE squabble between the health Office and
the garbage contractor affords our citizens
slight hope that out Of it may grow n revision
of methods, and that relief may como to the
housekeepers weary of complaining. Mr.
Carter assumes the air of injured innocence,
but, even though he may have been too So
verely criticised he will not get public sym.
pathy. Contractors seldom do We are now in
the midst of the fruit season, and garbage ac-
cumulates aud rots rapidly. The service,
which may have proved sufficient in the
spring will be found entirely inadequate for
the two or three months ahead of us. The
health Office protested at the time the present
contract was let, that efficient service could
OF be rendered for the money The first con.
tractor gave the job up in disgust, leaving his
bondsmeu to suffer. Mr. Carter is the second
person they have tried to carry out the con-
tract, and his experience has not been and will
not be happy one. 1t is to be hoped that
the commissioners will learn by this expert.
ence that the lowest is not always the best
bidder.
National Republican., 1880-07-24

II falls to the lot of that classic sheet the
Savannah (Ga) Recorder, TO detect an error
in General GABFfELD's grammar in his let
ter of acceptance. All right, so long as his
principles are faultless. Although n ripe
scholar, he is not under examination as pre-
ceptOr of grammar school. He is being
canvassed as a statesman, and single lapse
in grammar-ifhe, instead ofthe printer, has
been guilty of one-will not weigh much
with the American masses.
National Republican., 1880-07-24

THE Cincinnati Commercial, which was
strongly in favor of placing wood pulp on
the free list, now admits that the price Of
paper did not advance by reason of the
failure of congress to take of tho duty, and
adds:
In that particular we and other publishers
wero mistaken aud General GARFIELD was
right. Certainly we would do him tho JUS
tice to say so, If he were not candidate for
the presidency.
National Republican., 1880-07-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

eszFsTREAsURER AND AssEssoR's OFFICE,
49, - WASHINGTON. u. @, July D, $50
NOTICE 10 TAXPAYEIlS : BOARD OF AP-
pEAIS.
Notice is hereby given that the assessments Of New
with the Act Of Congress approved March 1871, and
It's amendment approved AprH g. 1873 may be exam.
med by persons Interested, and after the iAt OF
August next, and for twenty days thereafter.
The Board Of Appeals will hold daily sessions ~
this Office from the lsT to the 10Th DAY or AUG
USr for the purpose of hearing aud determining any
aud all appeals from the Valuations.
No appeals will be considered except upon build
ings Just erected and NOT HERErOFORE AS
SEsSED, as all other valuations real estate Will
remain as now until a new assessment is ordered by
Congress. 49,
be heard and determined Ut the same time.
By order of the Commissioners y. g. -
ROBERT r. DODGE,
ju24St Treasurer aud Assessor.
National Republican., 1880-07-24
OFFICE FEE, Si PER VISIT

nR. BoswoRTH, 9ls e STREET N. W, is THB
~ most skillful and the only Scientific Medical
diseases positively cured, Female diseases special
+ Patterson, s. o. samuel Hornsnt, Washngton, ID.
@, aud others Consultation free A competent and
thoroughly qualified lady aatsnt TO attend % leaios'
notify
National Republican., 1880-07-24

g4y
The Republicans Of the Eleventh District are
hereby notified to attend the club meeting on the
2Gth OF JULY, in rhompsons bali, in rear Of e32 ~
street, between Ninth and Tenth streets southwest
to make necessary arrangements for participation IN
the Garfield and Arthur grand Ratification demon
sJation, August prON.
by order Ot the President, --..-
@. l. JACKSON, JOSEPH THOMPSON.
National Republican., 1880-07-24
PROFESSlONAL.
FOOT SURGERY, ETC.

Easy feet conduco TO health and longevity, hence
eminent pbysclanA surgeons And thousands OF other
woll-knOwn personages visit DIR WHITES estAb-
lishmont, lil6 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite VIII
lard's hotel Corns, BuniOns, Enlarged joints, DIS
eased Nails Vascular h1cresenCes ETC., successfully
treated Established 1851.
nEEIGE EEE pER NIaI1,
National Republican., 1880-07-24

tallty restored in either young or old. All Malaria
Poisons and lingering diseases OF whatever name OF
nature thoroughly and permanently eradicated from
The Bystem. For further diseases and dificultie.
which treat you must make appllcaiOnat my Office
CONSULTATION FREE 10 ALL
ONCE aud Residence No 1870 q street northwest
between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth streets, neal
Foundry M. H. church, and opposite Epiphany
church, Washington, ID. y, iel2
National Republican., 1880-07-24
II. o. CANDEE, NJ D., V, D.. OF
NEW YORK.

treat and cure tho following dis
eases IIemorrhoids or Piles, Con
Throat and Lung Difficult
ties, Consumption, Heart Disease
CatnTrh, and Deafness caused by
Catarrh, Suffering and Slammer
ing, Cancer, 5cronila, Hernia, Ery,
sipelas, GOirtre, Asthma, 81. Vltul
lancn RnnInnnIiAn I.naa OF WI
Daily Republican., 1880-06-18

Tina Republicans should take action
at an early date to secure a thorough
organization Of the party In every Hun.
dred in the State. Every school dis
trict should be cRuvassed, newspapers
should be circulated, and above all ef-
torts Should be made 10 see that every
citizens pays bis county tag, and is
prepared to vote at the coming election.
By pursuing this course victory may
be obtained over the Democrats, ard
Delaware DO placed in the list Of Re-
publican States. Such a contamination
is worth laSos!ng for, and We exhort
our friends tc spare &c effort to attain
it. A Eepu 5liesa victory in Delawate
is by no means an inpossibility. II
all the men in the State were assessed
and permitted to vote as they desired,
the EepubliCans would outnumber the
Democrats, They could carry New
Castle County by a good round majority,
frighten the Democrats badly in Kent,
and barely marage to pull through in
Sussex. The victory Is worth contend
ing for, and ws erhort every man 10 put
forth yve,y honorable effort TO a.
tain H., Delaware has been too long
joined 80 her idols, and her emanc!pa-
ton ~ t1ust is near at hand. We
fancy that We ses the night passing
away aa2 q new light dawuing that will
give greater prosperity and a more
rapid development OF he- resources, and
Increased wealth and population.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-18

TnS Cry CcUEcIL last might fixed the
tsX rate It 81 10 10 the hundred dollars
for the year 1850. This IL Eve cent?
lever than It was last year. This Ia
csre'd By the ovsrplus Of $4,000 IL
the hands Of the Board OF Education.
Mr.. Rodsey said that if there had been
no surplus, the tax rate would be
81, 20. In this Mr.. Merris Taylor, Dem
ocrstio Chairman Of the Finance Com
mittee agreed. We have always con.
tended that $ll5 was too loT, and even
$40 will not allow any puplic improve
ments t. lie maze.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-18
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
the Conference kcade my


II is generally conceded that the past
has been the most successful year OF the
Wilmington Conference Academy-we
do not mean in a pecuniary sense
\ough there has been we are informed
marked improvement in that respees,
1t in the matter Of success in education
,vet has thers been more Interest
manifested in the success Of the Acads-
my by tho masses than there was yestsr-
day upon the occasion of the gradua'
ting Of twelve pupils. This is An unu-
sually large number, and might lead
to the supposition that the training was
merely superficial. This thought. how
ever must be dispelled when the ays-
tenn Of education in vogue at the AGA
deny is properly understood. Those
who will take the trouble to examine
will find that in no other institution Of
learning has mental training been more
rigid and thorough. The graduates all
gave evidence Of this in yesterdays
exercises, but the real solid evidences
Of it were 10 be found in the records Of
the school which showed the mental
attain Insnt of each. The Conference
Academy may be looked upon as one Of
the live educational institutions OF the
day II the friends Of education in the
peninsula are true to themselves. Lo-
Gated as il Is near the centre Of the
Peninsula il is easily reached from
every point. There is no other town
in the Peninsula where the morals Of
pupils can be more secure from corrupt
contamination with vice. The pcpula-
ton is under moral control and moral
Influences and the general tone OF So
ciety 10 such 40 lifts up 10 higher de-
gree Of morality. Such an institution
Of learning az the Conference Academy
should be literally supported by the
friends Of education In the Peninsula.
True il is under Methodist influences,
bus sectarianism is entirely discarded
and 10 religious restraints are imposed
but those which tend to general ele-
vstion Of moral obligations. Such an
Institution located in ore Of the most
picturesque and beautiful! towns on the
peninsula, away from the vicious temp
tssions of the larger cities, should never
be allowed to BE- crippled for want Of
support, and we hope that hereafter it
will receive that support that It really
deserves and Of right has claim lie.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-18

TAE regular stated meeting Of the
New Castle County Republican ExeouY
tive Committee will be he'd tomorrow
afternoon, at two o'clock, In the Lin
cola Clch room, this city. As there
will be business Of Importance brought
before the meeting il Is especially de-
sirab;s that there should be q full
uleetiEg Of the committee. The time
has eone row for active earnest work
on the part O: the Republicans, and II
is expected that every man will do his
duty. If there Is an active organisa-
ten in every ward in the city, and
avery school diatr!c: in the county, and
every taan who is assessed prepared 10
vote, there will be sweeping victory
for the Republicans in New Castle
Couaty at lext Fa!l's election.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-18
\. !. -, ~, N. a.,,,,,. !, n

I'll VOW SAID that the census Of the
city will increase the population to
over $1,000. This Is more like the
thing, but that number is considerably
below that which was confidently ex-
pectsd. The News says the enumera-
tors are to meet at New Castle on We'd
nesdsy and Thursday Of next week, for
the purpose Of correcting the lists.
There are some inquisi.ive people who
will wonder why the lists cSnnst be
corrected in Wilmington as well as in
New Castle.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-18

Notwithstanding the successful refu'
tations which have been made Of the
(imbe,ile charges against General Gar
field the Demo ratio organs still perse'
we're in mud singing. II this suits the
Democrat leHsr. and 1t ssens that il
does, than to carry on sn intelligent
and deem: campaign, let them 60 ahead
In the cocrse they have marked out.
1t is no funeral Of the Republicans.
The latter have only to lit up the coll
fiict / TIE plano Of decercy AID dignity
and leavs 10 the Democrats the SANDER,
the back litipg and the mud throwing.
The day Ct subtcrfugss and comprc-
mises With TIE Republicans ID
past AMI the Republican party has
planted itself on The great lrin-
Of Plies |of liberty and equality.
II Ia true that at ore tins during the
Chicago Convention there Was danger Of
dissensions through fear Ct division
and disappointmenta, but out Of the
uettle danger had been plucked the
flower safety, and the Republican party
has been given candidate worthy the
confdenOs Of a great party with exalted
moral ideas, and one under whom an
aggressive campaign can be carried on.
II 1t is expected to find in one person
an example Of the mode in which by
our tree civilization, hope is given to
the humSlsst a. we'll Us to the highest
born to aspire by lofty aim, by high
ambition and by noble purposes to the
greatest Office in the gift Of the Ameri-
can people, such principles are found
embodied in James A. Garfield, the Re-
publican candidate for President.
In intellect, in character, in patriot
ism, in devotion 10 the interests Of the
nation General Garfield is more than
he peer0f any who have been men
toned az candidates for the Presidency
IN the Democratic sids and Gil the mud
that can be thrown at him will brighten
aud still farther exalt his character.
There he stands before the American |
people the embodiment Of American
the representation Of great
moral ideas, the ipcorrur.ible legiSls-
or, the patriot. citizsn. the soldier
VINO Tough! for his flag, the man who
lever sought the nomination for the
he Presidency but who the peo-
,!e sought as candidate. There he
talds; mud cannot soil or 'arnish
lia reputation. He stands virdicated
" Democratic testimony. There Is
10 fault In him. LIST the Democracy
match him il they can or if they dare.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-18
Family KRG Gence.

few families in this State dictate
the appointments Of the Governor to
the various Offices which he may be
called upon to fill. This influence is
becoming 90 intolerable that q portion
of the members Of the Democratic party
are growing FESTIVE under 1t. We ars
not surprised at this, as few poor men
need ask official patronage Of any kind.
Indeed we are surprised that this fa.
vo:itism las been so long submitted 70.
The Governor, however, it is said, has
been influenced By threats that the
party would be defeated at the next
election Il this or that man should not
be appointed. In this way the appoint
ment Of Mr.. Cochran may have been
secured. II may have been intimGted
that the county might possibly be car
ried by the Republicans at the next
election should Townsend or Justis be
made Clerk Of the Peace, while their
rejection would amount TO little, as
they had no "family" to back them.
The Governor may or may not have
been Influenced in this way. MessrS.
Townsend and Justis may stand such
snnSbipg awhile longer, bat the time
Is certainly coming when they must re-
ser; Il, and in order TO introduce bet.
ter st&te Of things the pezt Governor
should be Republican, rs individuals
ss well as certain families may exert
some influence In the election. L
,hange at any rate would do good, and
We extort all fair Minded Democrats
Eho do lot wear the collar of one of the
three families" 10 come over and Of
ect 50 desirable a result.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-18

KENTUCKY YESTERDAY shed tears for
Tilden aud doomed for Seymour. In fact
it seems that Seymour is booming all
along the line now aud The more he de.
clines the more the Denocrats boom him
alorg. Seymour declined once before
and afterwards accepted the nomination
in tears. Perhaps he has cot used to 1t
and persists In declining now as the
plan Of securing the nomination.
Who knowSe
Daily Republican., 1880-06-18
TOROPOSALS.

Proposals will be received for Die granite,
onrb, wall, steps and sidewalks fer tho now
.urt House Square, Wilmington, Delaware.
The bids are TO be handed 10 Albeit II. Sill.
yer, chairman Of tho Building Com nittee. at
the othcs Of the Water Department, 10th and
Market streets, Wilmington, on on before the
2lst day Of June, 1890, st 10 n. IN. Drawings
and specifications can bn saen at the Office Of
Ineopbius z. Chandler, Jr, architect, 22e
Walnut street, Philadelphia, and at the arch
iteo's cftoe ut the Court House, Wilmington.
The comwiiteo reserve the ri. hit to rejec.
10 y orRli bids. ALRE3rH. SILVER,
8'o ltd Chairman OF Building Com.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-18

We REGRET that any thing should
have occurred to Interfere with the
races which appeared to be progressing
so satisfactorily up to yesterday even.
ing though at pecuriary loss to the
managers. The member have been try.
ing to do what was fair and creditable
and they are determined to act in that
manner in the future whether the
races pay or not.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-18

Dover LAYS claim to IL name of be-
ing the handsomest city IN tie PENN
sula. Since our Z isit tt ere this week
we will not dispute the claim. Dover
at this season of the year is a perfect
paradise Of beauty.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-18

THOMAS X. LALIy is very excellent
citizen, and We should regret any cir
cumstsree which would take him away
from Wilmington, ye' we would advise
him if be really wants to be appointed
TO the Proihonotsry's Office, to remove
TO St. Georges Hundred, and to be a
little shady about his nationality and
his religious views.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-18
WlrH the commencement Of the

WITH the commencement Of the col
lection Of city taxes for the present
year, the taxes will be paid in bulk 10
the City Treasurer without any disti.c-
tion tetween City ard School taxes.
This Is sensible movement and sim
plifes thu Ysten of keeping accounts.
Why not collec: the taxes as go much
due the city without carrying the dis,
tinction Of so much for city and 50
much for school tax.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-18
PROPOSALS.
TITO SH!P-hUILDEIS

n,
OFFICE oF TEE LIGTr lIoURE BcAPp.
Washington, II. o., Juno II, 1889.
Sealed proposals Will DO received at this
Office Enth II O'Clock NJ. , on Wednesday, the
both day Of June, 1860, for furnishing tho mr.
terials and labor Of all kinds necessary to eun.
struct trstciass Light Ship.
Plans, specifications, forms 81 proposal, and
other Information mey be obtained 0n sppli-
cation TO this Ctil9r or to tie light House In.
spectors at No. IL Pcmbe:ton Square, EostGn,
Mass; at Tompkinsvtlic, Staten Island, N.
y. n. Q. box 4UT3, Row York City :, and at
No: aJ9 South Sixth street, Philadelphia. Pa.
The right Is reserved to reject any or ali
bids, aud 70 waive any deiects.
6lddtgaw JOHN RODGERS,
Rcar-Bdnirai u. :. Navy, Chairr1a1.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-18
ITO THE PUBLIC

Notwithstanding tie increase in the prrce
OF Ice, Charley Kyle, the veteran ice cream
dealer, proposes to give as large plate OF
cream a3 usual. Charley has made aMplo ar
ranEemcnts to supply all with leo cream and
confectionery, who may call, feeling assured
ways DO bis customers. Mr.. Kyle has followed
tho ice cream business for the past 90 yearS
and he feels confident that be can please
those who call at his store, n. l.. cor. Sixth
and Orange, or nt his stalls No. 81, SO, So, Esd
street market. Pic nlcs. excursions and pri.
vate parties furnished with Ice creamat rea-
to and filled when promised. Your patronage
Is solicited. CHARLES KYLE,
bnt N. E. cor. Sixth and Orange.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-18
CERTAINTY OF CURE !

1s what person WAITS who has got himself
Into trouble. He does rot want 20 be dosed
with Balsam COpsb'a He does not want II
take lnedicioe lcr weeks bfcsuSe Il IL cheap.
Ne DIES n 1t want to lie seen going into the
shops Of quachs. No, he wants a remedy tina;
can be deEended on, a remedy that has been
proven u bs = positive cure Such remedy
Is the Surarttan's Giit, used and reeomneI.
led by the q. =. SrrgcOns.
Fort MsrGhsil Hospital, Baltimore, Md
recommend the Samaritan Remedies strongly.
ALFRED g. BOWERS, Surgeon.
Used ard recommended BY surgeons OF
board ocean steamships: / would not make 0
vJyage without the SamaFitsE's Git.
Us. DORSET,
Surgeon Steamship Costa Rica, between New
York and Aspinwall.
Price, male package, r., female, g. Sold
by z. JAM Els BEAT and by Druggists.
DESMOND Il Gi., PrOprie.ors
4.3Onslv VIC Rqcss st, Phila
Daily Republican., 1880-06-18
IOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.

Granting, Vanishing, Paper Vanishing q
srssislry, Staining and Hard wood Finishing.
and every Kind OF work IA our line doNe in
hrst.class manner by experienced workEen n.
Patronage solicited. Estimates h7A.tshe8.
DANIEL SBIITH, Manager,
Successor to Barker n Smith, Ats.
2S1 SIMPLIFY STREET,
GInd Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-18

THO TIKI LADIES OF WILMINGTON.
Az we have resolved frequent requests iron
many ladies to have "a Afternoon ga OF pfc
lures, we have decided TO have a sp aciSl sale
for the ladies Of this cty. commencing Thurs
day afternoon ats O'Clock. All are cordially
invited to SCI N lIkot street.
eloN HUGH A. NJ CkSE,
Daily Republican., 1880-06-18
100 MRrkat street.
no NOT HESITATE.

TO NOT HESITATE.
Remember VIC have taken the lead IN eff r.
inT toe greatest 'pmbar of Inducements IN
DRY GoDUS
to the ladies' in this city. Uur extraordinary
success snd the inmeHse iaerrgse o! our buei-
ness proves to ue they have been appreciated
and &c encourages us to do nc'c. We Will
Hgs!n On Saturday morning 0iter at p gaori-
Nee great variety Ct Fry TU0ds. every ore q
fpEciu!ty--aV. ~ fpSciGttv aeEu ine bargain,
buhioe 70 say an Inspection by you eli Will
prove 10 ost satisfactory. Wool flied Pleide,
D.; WOs,.fllec Dress Plaita. SC Lace stripe
BuIuups 100; Morally SUiuUgs, loc.; pi4go-
nal sutinBs, loc.; FRENCH Cdshmeres (eol J
lle.; farisisn Grenadines, l6o. Buntings.
All wool Plain apd Lace Stripe fashionable
shadeS. Is 70. 81, Ak. Robe Lawns, g. q, 10,
i21fc; Victoria LAWNS, 8, 10, 17e. to 25c Nus
line " up; Crashet, "a up; Ladies' Gents
ana Ohildren's Hose, tuii regular made, ls3S,
lae.; ondcrShirta, sc. up; Machine SILK. iVJ
yhs w frdnted, DC, and May ether goods
PTePsrtionatsly rs low. In PRraSdls We can
not be undersold, 6 complete well kept stosk.
luil assortment, from 2)c. up. Infants Lace
CSps, every one b3auty; former prices we've
! Do 10 $e.HI, will clcsa balance Of STOCK pt rs.
o712, b., Csc. 81 CO. Every mother shOuld sec
thela, and many other attractions to be seen
marked and displayed at WAlNWRIc8HT'S
BIZ Market street. Agent Tor Domestic Pspsr
Patterns, the most reliable In the market,
BOOB Catalogue free. 42s.2m
Daily Republican., 1880-06-18

TIME LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE
i In Philadelphia, JOHN W AEAMhRER
Grand BeOot. 18th st.. Market to Chestnut.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-18

T1yASHIUNh8LE DRESS AND CLOAK
II MAKING.
Mrs. N. u. Quinn has removed from 1871
Walnut street 10
liz KING STREET.
where she will be pleas Ell to Eeociye The cali
Of her old customers and the ladies' In nc n
eral. Terms reasonable. b-5iN
Daily Republican., 1880-06-18

IMPORTANT To ALL INTERESTED.

DE-. hOBERTSON, 10 y. EuTAW ST
BALTIMORE, MD.
From is years experience in hoFWtal and
special practice guarantees cu;e in all dig
eases Of tho URINARY ONGANS,s NER-
VOUS AND SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
NOCTURNAL EAIISSIONS.IMPO y
(loss o, sexual power etc. aDN'j KRHU OF
SYPHILIS, recently contracted. positively
cured In from to 10 days. Medicines sent to
any address. Call or write enclosing stamp
for rsrly
DR.. H''"pscial remedy for Ladies suite
with IRREGULARITIES. b-27.d&wly
Daily Republican., 1880-06-18
$3.50 . -
EAGER HEER,
MINNESOTA ELOUR..'

Having for thu Last iour years given the
-four trade considerable attention and found
cut which is the best. aul prepared to fur
nith the celebrated Minnesota Sprir ~ wheat
-four In any quantity desired to az who want
superior article. slc prepared to suaran-
more bread to the barrel than any Of the COM
mon bra nds, and with good baking II Is I'm
possible to have bad bread. Leave your Of
ders at 4Ql King street, Central building. g
at sZi SbipIey street. VIM. u PlCkELS.
4.2l-u
Daily Republican., 1880-06-18
RuRlrU SALES.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF PER-
IA SONAL PROPERTY.
The undersigned will FELL at Public Sale on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1880,
At O'Clock. p. NJ,
OF the stable, 3ol Lombard ct, in the city
Wilmington, dark roam mare, dun horse,
set double harness, Get single harness, !
sleigh, carriage robes, 1 horse blankets,
carriage jacks, wheelbarow, steve, hal.
tiers whip, lot OF tools and stable utensiiS,l lot
oi.nay and straw, &c. Terms cash.
Jos, a RlCHARDSOE,
Administrator 81 Jos, Teas, deceased.
l.. ". Sttdham Il Son., AIc. el9-eodtl
pUBLlo SALE
Il --NG~-
COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND SPIhNGEBS.
The subscriher viii sell at ruh!ic sale, at
nit. Pleasant ustel, kept by VIM. Rse'e, In
MIL Creek HID, new CASTLE county, Del, on
SATURDAY, JUNE I9riI, 1880,
at l.91 O'Clock, p. H..
Twenty head cf Lancaster co. GOVT fs--2ss
some fat stock and feeders. A c'e1t St~Y
81 80 days will be given. sale positive.
DENElS NJ. CROS SEN.
L. w. Stidhan N SOrt. y uct'cs. l44d-iT"