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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-01-29
CONVEYANCER,

a,.>r wIcKERT. COUNTY CLERK, HAS
oif,s nsd. arrangements by which ne is able TO
sYacute Deeds Mortgages, etc. in proper lorii, On
tho shortest notice. 1t will be TO the II,
~ ali Wishing such documents TO give nun @ eaii'
n Tnnniv Clerk : Once, near the Court House.
Ss.,,,.h Sida AunitOWOC.
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"Now GOOD digestion wait on appetite
and health on both.-Shakespeare.
The best way to obtain good digestio
is to take Diamond Bitters For sale
Jones & Schallern and Liebig & Co.
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IR pRITCHARD. NJ. D..

AND SURGEON Eighth
r Street four doors North of First National
Bank u. =. Examining surgeon tor Pensions.
NanitoYoc, Wis
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
[CONTINUED.1

, 40 10 SEA StEl
Qerk's books show that
town treasurer receipt
presented by NJ Murphy
Feb. Is, 1876; to be ch'gd
back to the town.
1S6 so nwH nw1{
c. treasurer's books show
payment by J. ROmuld
TO co. treasurer, May 3,
1915; TO be charged back
10 the estate of Q. Even.
E6 50 nwl4 sell
lid by G. Johnson to co.
areas'r, March 3, 1876; TO
be charged back to the
estate of Q. Even.
r 81 nel4 nela
le receipt of town treas
lrer presented by f Hell
frich, dated Feb. 13, II;
20 be ch'gd back to town.
n SO in sc cor swlIseH
IS 194 NY part ne1alot 5
3 253 pit lot 3 W OF river
Il 1876 in sw14 seL
IS l2t II acr in Sw 4 se1
| IS 119 part of lot 3
- l6i w1ane pit NV 4 ne 4
r 133 part govt lot )
lperfect descriptions; TO
! pc charged back to the
respective towns.
IS 346 sex sw4
cst certificate declared IL
egal by county board,
being state land and as
sessed the follow'g year;
| - - zl,Afr-g, 90 IL. ,D,-
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AND pray dat dc Lord take ne, till 1
tried SELLERS Cough Svru,,. ,. >art' iUr
high, boss?
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WJNDIATE HOUSE.

=, wrxDIATE. PROPRIETOR, YORK. ST.
This lrst-class House is in excellent condi,
ION and the Proprietor is confident that ne can !
give perfect satisfaction TO the traVelihS
Rms xiu ALWAYS be ready TO take traNelers 70 az anu
rom the boats A GooD LIVERY STABLE Is hoP'
IN connection with the House.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-01-29

1lroad property.not tax
tble; TO be charged to
he city of Manitowoc.
8 i68 u 30 ft sl7 1 Blk IL
Fessed TO wrong person;
% be ch'gd to Man. city.
e. t03 in ses sw4 2
perfect description; to
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-01-29

DR J. PATCHEN. DENTIST OFEICE
ID in shermans building, On Sth Street, Mani
towoc, Wis.
ea-Tceth extracted without pain.
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p. WERNER,
II. W ILKER,
Com.

To the honorable the board of supervisors of
ManltoWoc county:-GOur committee appOint-
ed to make up list of mileage and per diem
due the members OF this board, and attending
officer, for actual attendance, report as follows:
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r X. PAINE, si. D.,

r. X. PAIN II, II. u,
,rouTOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, SuktEoN
E and Accuucheur, late resident fhyslclah a.
ne Hahnemaun Hospital, Chicago mas Perinraih u
en,ly locSted at Manitowoc. ONCE, on bulaio
streets, west of Rands store:
oFFIcE HOURS: TO and : to T. NJ
Diseases Of the eve and ear treated
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IL 10 21 GT2 1G ST
70 10 Il 10 81 2 So II 81
rs 10 q sos SO 597
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ADVERTISING SCALE.
ONE INCH SPACE MAKES A SQUARE.

Business notices 10 cents per line. When con
iinued more than one week, half OF the above
rates for each subsequent week.
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UHy euDInltted.
=. WERNER, i
W. LANDER, Com
T. PFUSDER, !

Unanimously adopted.
Resolution No. 35, by P. Werner, in
which the whole board concurred,
Resolved, That the clerk and chairman of this
BOARD, be and they are hereby authorized and
instructed 10 issue orders for all amounts aud
claims allowed and for mileage and per diem of
its members and attending officers
journal was then read by the clerk and
approved, whereupon the board adjourn
ed sine die.
JOHN 2. WIcKERT, County Clerk.
THOMAS MoHR, Chairman.
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,ASjI az SCHMITI,

TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
"A Otice over First National Bank, Eighth 81
Collections promptly attended to.
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q p Fsr1rRoOK v. 4. WALKER
FSTABROOK & WALKER,
DpNTTCTR RY

A TTORSEYS Al LAW Office corner Eighth
n and Franklin streets, in Woods Block over
n apner's = store, South Side, ManiioWoc, WIS.
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The report of the committee on illegal
assessment was unanimously adopted.
Report OF the committee on roads and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-19

Special to the Herald.
Austin, Oct, Is. Tho Republicans arc
holding a big glorifcstion meeting in the
opera house and are creating great noise.
Many Democrats say here that the result of
the northern elections will increase the Davis
vote in this county by two hundred and Gfty.
Sp slsars at tho mcnting are bold and defiant
Governor Roberts has returned from his
stumpiag tour. He is believed to bo making
rapid advance in liberalism and will 50 ex-
press himself in bis inaugural address.
He remarked toyour reporter this evening
that he had now got the state in SO good a
financial position, no could not only talk lih-
eral and progressive news, but net them that
to ha e INDUCED in talk Of this sort before
tho state ba money to do anything, would
Rave been mere buncombe.
Bsrnum' 'sfneperfcrming OK took the Texas
fever and went away very sick.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-19
Indian Agent Kerry:

oursy, Col, Oct IA, via Lake City, Oct.
H'--lndian Agent Berry, of Los Pinos has
taken refuge in Chief Ssporonari's camp.
and refuses to surrender himself Meachsm
mas taken up bis abode in the military camp,
tearing the vigilantes from Gunnison CITY.
An otieer has been at the agency Eve days
Trying to effect the capture Of the prisoner.
who has sent here two communications
promising to surrender, but so far has failed
70 DO So AS soon was the papers are received
oy the agent he gave information to tho
U'c'' who collected at the bridge across the
uIcompachgres river, five miles below the
agency, in order TO rescue tho agent from
the officers. By remaining all nigh. at tho
military camp, the Indians were foiled and
the prisoner made his escape.
The agency is in charge of the Blacksmith.
The agent has telegraphed to Washington
for instructions as to the question of his sur
rendering. Cline is In Jail at Gunnison. Hoyt
is looking for copper mine on the Utah trail,
one hundred miles distant. Holmes passed
through here since dark on horseback, at
tempting to escape by way ofLako City trail.
He was recognized by the sheriff Of
oursy county, and party started in pursuit
The people of Colorado express the deter.
mination to have tho prisoner ifit takes all
winter. Citizens are clamoring for the remo-
val of Moacham and Berry, from their Of
fetal positions, If tho military will remain
neutral, the people of the border counties
feel confident of their ability to settle tn,
difficulty without the United States or nation.
al interference.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-19
STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH,
A Lamar County Family Feud Results
Ina aYousg Man Draining his Fn-
ther.tu-lnw-COtton Burn-
ed nt Hearne, Etc.
speciql 10 the Herald.

Speciql 10 the Herald.
Fort Worth, Oct. ls.-Twelve transfers Of
real estate last week,
Soon this afternoon the DIRE bell caused
commotion on our streets. It was the resi-.
deucc of w. II. Nanny, near the grave yard,
that was on fire. Damage slight and fully
insured.
Mack Horn, of Hill county, is here to-day
to hire hands. He reports great deal of
cotton in his neighborhood, and that it will
be brought here for sale.
Two hundred and fifty bales of cotton
arrived. Prices hrmer, from 81 to 10 cents
per pound.
Departures: Miss Emma Z. Fitzgerald, to
spend the winter with her sister at Ssp
Antonio; Miss Mary Brown, TOR home at
Cofeyville, Mississippi; Miss Aline Evans tc
Mississippi.
Three hundred immigrants from Tennes,
see came into Texas last Saturday. Some of
them came as far west as to Fort Worth, and
stopped ut the Waverly house.
The Herald's manly defense of the Souta
as against the foul ISLANDERS of Nortous
speech in Indiana, is received by our people,
as it must be by every lover of truth and Of
the south, with much satisfaction.
This is a beautiful fall day, and people are
making good use Of this nice weather. Every
body that ants business has an abundance
and at good prices.
Cotton picking is progressing finely.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-19
Missing steamer.

CHICAGO, Oct. ls.-At noon to-day moth
ing had been heard at the office Of the
Goodrich transportation line of their missing
steamer Alpiua, which left Grand Haven
Friday night for Chicago. The propeller
Depere which left Grand Haven on the
same night for Milwaukee, has been reported
as lying in safety at Manistee. Telegraph
communication with both sides of the lake
is badly broken, but at points rsachable, no
tidings of the Alpina have been received.
Neitherisa list of her passengers obtain
able.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-19
From san Antonio.

Special to the Horfld
San Antonio. Oct Isl. S. Penn, book.
seller and stationer of this city, made an as
signment to-day for the benefit of his credit.
ors, Shelby Carpenter, of Guadaoup county,
assignee. Liabilities said to be about Sll 600;
assets $4,000. Most of the creditors live in
New York, though Penn is said to be heavily
involved in Austin.
Butterflies in countless numbers passed
over the city yesterday and to-day
The following telegram was received TO.
day from Colonel Grerson, from the field
via Davis, Oct. II, to adjutant general of the
department of Texas; The following is re-
ceived from Quitman, Oct. To-
A courier from Calienteterris, has arrived
at my camp with dispatches from General
Buell. and DIR. lnnazo. He SAYS no left his
command at The CAIRO mountains. At this
point Victories forces were split into three
parties, trails of which led into he interior OF
Mexico. NoLIE, commanding
A young man who had been picking cot
ton near San Marecs returned home This
evening aud died. An examination shows ne
died from effects of poison on cotton to kill
worms. A brother who was with him also il
sick, although he may recover
Gen. Bee received telegram from Bryan
saying his son Chew had been caught in q
gin ard terribly mangled and his arm hac
been ampu,atej, and he was very low. The
general will leave for Bryan in the morning
A light frost last night, which uippeC
tenderv egetabes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-19
Rrnlnea His rntnor.ln.Law

Special 10 the Herald,
Paris, Oct. lS.-Last Saturday night At 8
o'clock, near Brookston, man by the name
Of Robinson, stabbed his son-in-low, named
Perry, whom Perry picked up en- axe and
killed Robinson instantly, chopping his
brains out. Perry gave himself up to the
authorities, Some family tropblo was the
cause of the awful tragedy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-19
Bremond Ttoms.

Special to the Herald
Bremond, Oct ls.-Miss Lena Gulloy, 10
yesrs old, daughter Of one of our enterpria-
ing merchants, is dying at her homo this
evening, She has been cared for with pains,
bat no relief could be given, sae dies with
typhus.
A light frost this morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-19

Denver CJl. Oct, 1s'-A telegram to
Governor Pitkin says; Indian Agents Berry,
Hoyt Cline aud Mcacham, are all now in
Jail at Gunnison City, charged with the MUIR
der Of Jackson, the freighter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-19
Cation Burned

special 20 the Herald,
Hearne, Oct. l8,-Three car loads of col
ton was consumed by fire to-day. About
one hundred and twenty bales burned. The
loss IL about two-thirds. The fire was caused
by sparks from passing engine.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-19
Caught in the Machinery ora Gin.

Special the berald.
Bryan, Oct. lS.--C Bee, son of Gen. n p ,
Bee, and son-in-law of Hiram Morrison, for
marly of this place, now resident O.
Dallas, was caught by tho machinery at
Garth's gin to-day and had his right arm
terribly lacoratod, neeessitatiog amputation
Of the limb.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-19
Another Garac,d Man

Boston, Oct. l8.-J. II. Woodward, who
for fifteen years has been in the treasury de-
partmont OF this city, holding, the last few
years, the position Of cashier, is said to DO O
deiaulLer in the amount of $4,000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-19

Brooklyn, Oct 1S.-In the attempt to
beat his own best time at Prospect Park, on
Saturday, st. Julien trotted a'quarter in SS,
halfin l:O4 3.4, three quarters in l;Ss 1.2,
and mile in 2.12 "a.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-19

London, Oct. 1s.-All four of the prison.
ers arrested for the murder of Lord Mount
morris, were discharged to-day, the evidence
against them being insufficient.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-19
NEW ORLEANS.

TX, a5@i so, Xxx 4 75@5 Ooi higher grades,
8 1905 ~.
Corn quietj 5sa50;; oats nrmer, d0all.
Pork good demand at foil prinss, ,l5A@l8.
Dry-salt meats steady ana mir; shoulders
loose, b1S, lear ribs -----; clear siies, -.
Bacon aulet but weak; shoulders, 9 00;
clonr ribs . co; clear sid 0A@h.
Hams dull; quoted: choice sugar cured
canyasaed. 98ll.
WhisAey steady; western rtciued Oa@l0.
COieo active ana ilfmori cargoes ordinary to
prime, 1lH@l5.
Gs; prime to choice, et4@9 yellow clarified,
0hUA.
Rice lrm; ordipery TO choice, 1900
sights par; sterling, lsl ~, e0nsoll, IS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-19
aaRKEEs BX TELEsRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.

Gold and Stock Telegraph Co., \
Commercial News Department, !
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. is, 1850.
Special to the DALLAS HERALD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-19
Market ilrm, aalos, n ,oOO bales.

'IWI hVI HIIIIf HfIFHHf y wv UHTV7'
NoTE--sign with the word or words rearesent-
ing the state Of the market. Send the lnd ca
ting lolters representing the naineof re month
before the price, Send pyc,s ia tho units and
hundreds only, emitting he tens.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-19
NEW YORK.


GAtyrsroS, Oct. Is. = Receipts, 100; ex-
nortn Ia Great Britain. ---i France, -;
continent, -, ohsnneL $50; coastwise, s5li
etccir 40 ool alee. 2, lil.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
Facts.

Those contemplating a trip westward
will certainly do well to carefully con-
suit the time tables 0f the Baltimore Il
Ohio Road. Its celebrated last trains,
its sure connections, and rates always
as low as the lowest; make il beyond all
controversy the best line west. Colo.
nists are carried in iirSt.cldss ears on fast
trains. and every possible are Is taken
to insure comfort and convenience. by
the Baltimore Il Ohio only is the choice
of routes offered to the West, via IT.
Louis or Chicago, and in either case,
trains run through without change OF
cars. Direct connection is made at both
cities with nil leading lines to tie West,
Northwest and Southwest, and there y
but n single change Oi ears II Iowa
Kansas, Nebraska, Texas, Minnesota
etc. No other line can afford such al
vantagcs as the Baltimore Il ono. II
costs but very little time and trouble Ia
learn this, and in the end may lead to
the saving of much Of both rs well as
monev Above all things do not pur-
chase tickets before having Il talk with
or receiving a letter nom One OF the u.
& q, Agents. 4 letter addressed to Il.
+. Bond, Cumberland, Md; to {. T..
Dulrow. Narpcr's Ferry; to Daniel
Bride, Baltimore, Nd, or L. j. IL. Fritz,
Somerset. Pa, or cs!! upon either OF
these gentlemen VII lead 10 thorough
information rs Ia all necessary details oi
time. connections, iarcs, baggage, ETC.,
Itt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
Evcltrns Runway.

Ahgus seven O'Clock last evening q
very exciting runaway occurred on
Market street, anil tac v>sarc from
death OF two parties may 10" considered
aImcs, miraculous. ANDY liahberlleid
apI his wife. of North Wheeling, we've
comm. down Markr, street Ia q hight
buggy gui driving a steady !amliy
horse. When n Eleventh street, the
br,rcAiu. ni the harness IN SOME man
nrr broke and iell ON the animals heels.
The horse Immediately plunged and
started for the sidewalks. Mr.. VI. pulled
ana sawed the lines ami prevented the
horse from ,cttIu- ON IJU sidewalk. but
I'm. bu.,y struck the curr>iuu" win
such force that ne was thrown IN neat
inremnst. IL Is "a wonder that ne was
no, hurt. but he escaped without q
scratch. The horse now thoroughly
FRIGHTENED started down the street az lnll
sre,,I. The street was throngtd with
vehicles and pedestrians, through which
the runaway dashed. The lady still re-
manned I'M the buggy although II seemed
as ii at every jump she would b' thrown
out. and the horror stricken people on
the sidewalks expected 10 see her Sltied
any moment. When near tine Post
Office the buggy co.iirl with another
vehicI, and the Ia.jv was thrown about
twenty feet. She was picSrj up amt
taken To Erb'S liycyv stable, when n was
f,und tina, ai,upl-r she was badly
bruised no bones were broken. lhe
buggy was badly wrecked.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
AMUSENENTS.
"FUN or "a EH;N s.

The sale of SEATS for Our Gobiins
commenced Yesterday morning, u
with gratifying results. The r%Nlra'2-
ranzl Is a pieaSin. one, and ahonndS
With plea,in. and catching music, some
of which is old and familiar. ~ niue
nonsense now AND then. Is rcisled by
the best Of men, Is IAN OLD adsceth can
be- iullv tested 0y the audiences oi next
Friday ami Saturday evenings.
AGNES rou sErsoS MRS DION RnU'IcNrLT'
The return OF the iJvoyite AMI sjltri
actress. Agnes Robertson lNf&. Iiou
E1ucicaulu, To our stage after = pro
lon.eJ absence should, and no douh'
will, be tae signal Tor II periec, ovation,
This highly accomplished artist Is wei
known 10 our public, and was always
a decided .~avoritc with all lovers OF g''H
acting. She will appear here on Non
dav next in her original role OF Arran
Mcclish. in DiOu B0ucIcJu'ts lr'Sh
drama "Arrah-ua POgue; or, the WICK
low Wedding" On Tuesday a. jessie
BrJwu-as played by her over 500 times
in this country ami in EurOpe-in uIou
Bouricault's military drama OF Jessie
Brown; OF the Relief OF Lu know
sale OF seats commences on saturday
morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30

evening. October 5th, Hon. Robert
White, Of Wheeling, and James ii. o
ing, OF Columbus:
Armstrong; Mills-Wednesday even
ing. October 9th, Hon. Robert White
and james n. Collins.
Businessburg-Thursday evening, Oc'
tober 9TH, Hon. Robert White and Jas.
Ii. Collins.
Centrevilfe-Friday evening, October
Sth, James II. Collins and Isaac NJ.
Riley.
Powhatan-Thursday evening, Octo-
Der 9TH, y. X. Kennon and others
~Quincy-Wednesday evening, Octo-
Der 9th, John 0. Pendleton, OF Wheel.
ing, and James ii. Collins.
Warnocks-Thursday evening, OctO-
Der 7th, John o. Pendleton and j. NJ.
Riley.
Burr's Mills-Friday evening, Octo.
Der Sth, John O. Pendleton and others.
Belmont-Saturday evening, October
9th, John o. Pendleton and others.
Lewis Enthusiastically afternoon, De-
tober oh, j. w. shannon, y. h. Ken
non and Others. Poe raising.
Martins Fegrv-Wednesday evening,
October Oh. Hon. VI. II. Boyee, oil Wis.,
consln.
Martins PROBATIONARY evening, DC.
tober llth, Hon. Joseph Thompson, oil
Wisconsin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-30
NUTSHELL. NOTES

prrrsprRoH will be invaded next Sun
3oy nv Wheelingites. Excursion.
~, prssr,, hos haen made fore
WV, San,b WbseLngy Iass works.
nan ttue -. III
The hannetcnot st n.y. $685. On
celebrate us t"eh'Sn'''
Oclooer - ,
some more horse races are Oelng inaue'
to come of on the Far Orouhds next
Saturday week.
MRs. CRAWFORD has been before
Squire Philips on a charge oil 4slhg
abusive language preferred oy Luxe
SNYDER.
THE work OF putting the fire boxes In
nosi,;or was commenced Yesterday. The
IRE alarm telegraph is being pushed
aInr. rs rapidly rs possible and will be
in working order the early part oil next
week.
D,vrp N,Rr,y one of the men EN-.
,lovoI in he bar department Of the
rrsscart Mil. had his loot badly mash
~ Tre.Iay evening at the mill in such
a., p,snnar "a TO Law him up for two or
three weeks.
Tn J,I,riol C1ufprecS for this cir
.,,;, NO., tbis morning in Washington
IN ~, ~ a. .l2ck. for the purpose OF
',i", = candidate Tor the place OF
Il,,i enc FI-st CircuiLon the Demo
-. So ,irte,
''..o ~ - p-,ssor all sill 70.
II t't': a-,.-o[a,i,, in this city.
nan VIZ" Wy 49, IsE1TrI So earnestly
f'r some time past. The colored folks
in This city ar, fortunate in having him
returned hy l:.r conference.
IT,. ,.,-.r C,rr, sill continues to
Rsrnrr1 Uorkheim.
S'.it ".S, I'I u.s"nicL and PapI Winston.
e. 'r,,:.'" - G"rNanr and Michael
,.,' "'-N., ,o 80 Rr,yarin were all
N...',,' sa.ond natrroliz,,ior pa.
-'lnt," uvp - til Yesterday.
P'.S ii" Iaa,,no,, w;u
LHE Llhe,ie iois' pa" 49, h,v;r"
not WORK TO-DAY thT co1l sur! .mo,bnr
2Sljn run saQr', lnEle "" ros,ayIav
1''cu.I! VIZ u"o ;"tarrol last nigIt