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The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-17
Another Fox Hunt.

The Elkriige Fox Hunting Club had a NEE, on
Saturday morning last at Brooklsndvilie. Two
ladits-Mrs. u. 5. Fitzgerald and Mis- Gross
we're In the party. Mr. Alexander Brown hunted
the hounds himself and did IL with great success.
The hounds were put in cover in the dipping
pond woods" near Mr.. George Browns house, but
u was some time before FOX was started. Al
half. past II o'clock Reynard was uncovered and
the hounds buekIed down TO work. Through the
woods aud down the valley. the hounds and the
merry riders vent. twas u two hours chase. and
fences we're taken by the score-worm and post
and rail were left behind In beautiful style. The
FOX led the hounds In complete circle, and then
straight away for miles. lie doubled In thickly
wooded valley. and was caught and killed. with
not man In sight. The bushes and briars were
perfectly impenetrable for horses. On getting In
10 q road Mr.. Brown blew his hounds In, aud one
BY one they came, licking their lips, while their
noses were covered with blood. The run was the
longest and fastest the club has had this year. and
was an exciting chase from beginning TO end.
No one was hurt, and everyone perfectly satisfied
with his day's sport.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-17
Baltimore Circuit M. Il. Church.

Sunday, December 9Th, was missionary day at
Mt. Olive and Ames Chapel. on Baltimore Circuit.
The services, In which the Sunday schools partic-
ipated, were Of unusual interest. the congrega-
lions we're large. and at both churches the eOllec
tion Is over one hundred per cent. advance on last
year. The Sabbath previous was missionary day
Il Wards church, on the same circuit, where the
collection 10 largely In advance Of last year. At
Rsisterstown and Pleasant IIill the missionary
anniversaries Of the Sunday schools have been
held, aud these churches also report . handsome
increase In their collection. The preachers Of the
eireuit are nov holding revival services at NJ.
Olive aud Pleasant liili. AZ the former the meet
Ing has been In progress for several weeks and has
been very successful. Al Meadow Dale very
successful meeting, lasting for several weeks, has
lust Observation-Disclosures Msfhodia.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-17
I,fn Insurance. cnna.

A case Of some interest to persons holding poll.
eies ia mutual life insurance eompanies Vas tried
before Justice Pole. of this county. on Saturday
last. The plaintiff In the. ease wAs the Mutual
Aid Society of Baltimore. which vas represented
by Jane. W. Boyd. and the defendsni, Mr.. J.
Wesley Lee. Of TOwsontowh. was represented by
Major John I. lellott In 1879 Mr.. Lee took out,
a. claimed by him. policy of s3.ooo. on the con
diion that the annual death assessment would not
exceed si5. The hrst assessment received by Mr..
Lee was for sio upon single death. This he re-.
fused topay. Subsequent Assessmenis uere made.
aud the assessments amounted 20 s59.s3 In less
than two years. The point taken by Major Vel
loit was that when the drst assessment Vas made
Lee a member, but that the bylaws of the
society stated that unless the assessment paid
within twenty-ive days the policy would be can
ceiei aud the member forfeit all rights 60 member
ship; that az Lee refused TO pay the drst assess
ment levied within the time prescribed, and still
refused To pay, he had forfeited all rights TO
bership, ahdtherefore that subsequent assessments
Agains, him illegal aud could not be enforced.
Upon this proposition Of law the plaintiffs aban-
doned their case and Mr.. Lee Was required 10 pay
the aTs, zs.e-sment 81 $40.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-17
Property Transfers In Raltlmore County.

FEopoEtS 3Eon1ters IN baltAmoro county,
Deeds. Leases, Mortgages, Bills Of Sale, etc., re-
ceived for record In The ofce Of tho Clerk Of the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS.
John u. Tidy, Jr, trustee. 10 Juliet y. Keller,
&c.
jefferson Morgan 4 wi. to Mary Gore
Charles W. Gore 10 I. 7. Councilman.
Randalissown Bldg. Asso., &c., 10 ~. }. Sellers.
WIN. Healer a vi. 10 BALTIC. stoekyard Co.,
assignment
d. q. MsIntosh 4 vi. 10 Francis N. Hines, &e.
Levi Harris 70 the Ashland Iron Company.
George whitelock 4 vi. TO Daniel Miller, 4e.
w. w. spence q vi. 20 George whitelock.
u. 3. Allen, &e., 10 WIN. Richardson, assign't.
WIN. Brooks 70 Ashsah A. Brooks.
Richard y. Fisher, 4e., to Geo. Q. winterode.
Richard y. Maynard 10 Geo. c. winterode.
Margaret G. Black, &c., TO Chas. W. Waidner.
Eiias Q. stocksdale 10 jesse L. Bennett.
Mary shew 10 Sarah Z. Scott.
II. Edgar johnson, trustee, TO Log Cabin Permit.
c. Dodd Mcfarland TO Log Cabin Permit, Bldg.
Association.
Samuel Clayton TO James 4. Clayton.
D. Hopper Emory. &c. TO Jas. Rampiey.
WIN. Lynch ct al, TO Geo. Crossmore.
Charles Greasiey a W. to John J. Leieht.
seiigman IlerIberg a VT to Caleb Bmmart.
Geo. whiteiock a vi. TO Clintonia W. stork.
Nathan Haines A vi. TO Richard J. Lucas.
SURRENDER.
WIN. X. Dashiell TO James Young.
Richard j. Lucas 10 Nathan liaines.
MORTGAGES.
Robert y. DiHenderfer 20 Amelia +. Field.
Ann Carman 20 John I. Yeliott.
chas. 0riswoid W. TO Franklin Permit. Bldg
Asso., $3.50.
p. Gibson, trustee, to Sarah NJ. waring. $4,000.
l.. q. Ensor q VT 10 Wesley Royston, $l.1O0.
EliEabeth Hoenevogt 20 J. Y. wicssner, $1,000.
G. w. Stosk, &C., 10 Alice X. Baugher, S2,its.
y. II. Hoffman 20 Catharine A. Gifin, assign't.
7. W. Ligon ct a., to Reuben N. Dorsey, trus-
tee. assign't.
Marx,ESkyoa q, al, to John @. Rogers 9. al,
assignment.
W. n. Wight, agt., TO W. 8. Franklin. assignt.
A. II. Schroeder A VT. 10 John PiiIhofer, 5000.
William Brooks wf. % Sienna Simms, 81 900.
James 4. Ayres 4 vi. to Central Union Permit.
Bldg. Asso. $500.
George c. winterode q wf to Franklin Permit.
bldg. Asso. $500.
Robert Campbell. &c. to d. II. Emory. as,ign't.
nELEAsE..
Annie T.. Jones to Alice A. johnson.
Ferdinand schneider 10 Frances T.. Ray.
j. A. Rarker, Ac., trustee. to Isaac james, &c.
John "a. Rogers et al, to T.. Gibson. trustee.
Hiram Woods. trustee. 60 Hugh Sisson.
Alice X. Baugher 20 Clintonia W. Stork.
John Pihofer 90 August Schroeder.
Monumental Fire Insurance Company to Earath
:. AiliR.
David W. Daddcrn % Ruth A. Naiii.
John p. Clarke. Ae.. 10 Uriah Cox.
John A. Tompkins 20 Seth c. Holmes.
Samuel PinkertOn 10 Benz. ". Buck.
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From oardsnyille. ia.h district.

On Thursday evening Of last week an oyster
supper was held at the residence Of Mr.. Henry
Lange, miles on the Belair road, by the young
folks connected with 81. Peters German Lutheran
church. Over goo persons took supper, which
was elegantly gotten MP and greatly enjoyed by
all who partook Of il. The proceeds are for the
benefit Of the church.
The pFotracted meeting which was 10 have been
commenced at 0atch's NJ. X. church was post
poned for two weeks ne there are three meetings
now In progress on the Circuit, aud In addition
the health Of Rev. +. Richardson wife 10 still In
a precarious condition, she having been paraiysed
sone two weeks, thus preventing him from filing
HE appointments.
On Saturday last while Mr.. Peter Erdman,
living near this place, engaged In chopping
wood. the axe glanced and entering his big too
split Il open. making an ugly wound, from which
he has since suffered very much.
One Of the horses belonging To the county and
used for the new chemical engine No. 5, the Bel
air road, has been sick for some days but under
the good treatment OF Mr.. Brows is now getting
all right. This pair Of horses arc perhaps the
finest In the county. They are beautiful blacks
and have beeh so well trained that as soon a. the
bell taps they hurry from their stalls and take
their places at the engine. They came from Ohio.
The statement which appeared in my letter last
week 10 the effect that the county officers were
present at the shooting at ST. Domingo on sun
day night, 9Th inst, and neglected 10 make aay
arrests. was an error. They were not present but
as soon as they heard the shooting they hastened
TO the spot and prevented = general row, which
seemed imminent, the principles having ded. Our
officers are careful aud attentive and deserve the
praise Of the residents of the neighborhood.
In the upper end Of the district nearly every
one is engaged in prenaring Christmas greens for
market. such wTcaths, crosses. stars festooning,
&c. Many go into Hartford aud Carroll counties,
where evergreen is plenty. and often remain away
n week before getting n load.
Messrs. Editors, should you not hear from me
again before the holidays. permit me wish your
selves and families n merry Christmas. I cannot
send you q turkey because all of mine died but
one, and as self preservation Is the first Law Of
nature, must keep IL for myself. NJ. A. X.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-17
STATE NEWS.

There I. stove At the foundry Of Mr.. Henry
Ponpreall In Frederick that sas east in l762.
The ~iis Of GeoFge MeNeAi. living near Cher.
~ Hill. Cecil county. has siOped ~iih a young
man named Smith.
-IIetskiah Knode. who cut his throat two
weeks ago at shsrpsbarg in an as,emp, 10 com
init 'aieids. diei on Monday, Sth inst. from nat
urai causes.
A meeting of the sx Confederate soldiers liz.
Ing In 81 Mafy's county is 60 be held at Leonard
tswn. Dec. y. foT the purpose Of forming an as
sociation.
The machine shop enterprise in Taneytewn.
Carroll county, seems 10 be progressing, as s65,-
GOO has been subscribed. which u only sio,oeo
short q the capital required.
The slate quarrymcn in Hartford county have
struck against an attempt 90 reduce their wages
10 o. IS cents day during the win;er months,
aud i5o of them now idle.
Ms. Ieha nsAly, Of Montgomery county, has
lost three sons recently from diphtheria one was
over thirty year. Of age and another seven
teen. A daughter l. also very III.
MIR. A. r. Shockley. Of Elkton. has contracted
% furnish Hamilton Disston, Of Philadelphia.
with eleven hundred turkeys. intended for christ-
mas presents To the workmsn employed In his
saw mandatory.
Mrs. Jas. Leonard. Of Rowlandsviiie. Cecil
county. has lost four children from diphtheria,
leaving only one surviving of the i've she was
blessed with. The disease was contracted by one
Of the children while . vi'i; o. Baltimore with
its mother.
Mrs Rsbecca Rawlings, of Rawlings, ALE.
gany county. vas - years Of age on Dec. sth. and
her relatives surprised her by inviting themselves
"a dinner In the old mansion house, which was
built in l75l. Thirty ave relatives dined with
her, nine Of whom were her children.
Marcus IiylAnd, Of Eikton, an empioye Of the
| Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail-
road, has made . sad discovery. lie had entrust.
cd his wife with his savings. amounting 10 $500
for her 20 deposit In bank, but this she failed to
| do and has also run him into debt. She is also
charged with forging several notes and passing
them on d:aeren, persons.
--Giov. Hamilton has pardoned Jesse J.. Wood
cock. of Easton, who was serving . term In th'
| penitentiary for arson. wo0dcock vas accused
Of buring his own jewelry store at Raston, and re-
moved his trial 10 Denton, where he was convict.
ell of the charge and sentenced 60 eight years Ia
the penitentiary. lie had served one year and
eight months when pardoned.
The County Commissioners of Talbot count,
have sold the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bond
held to the credit of the county sinking fund
These bonds uere bought In 1876 at ~, and arr
now sold at I22. 5000 was invested In thes'
bonds. and the gain 10 the county BY the trans
action was si,s52T5. The Commissioner will In
vest the proceeds of the sale in the county jai
bonds.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-17
Edmondson Avenue Again.

A meeting of property owners and others inter-
ested In the completion Of Edmondson avenue vas
held In Baltimore on Monday, Mr.. Chas. J. Baker
In the chair aud Mr.. W. =. Wilkinson, secretary.
Messrs. carman, Rider and Brady, examiners
named under the act of the General Assembly,
made n statement ~ 20 the condition and status
Of matters connected with the avenue. The meet
Ing unanimously decided II TO be Of great impor-
tanee that the avenue should cross the baltimore
and Potomac railroad by . bridge, and that the
City Council Of Baltimore should be petitioned 10
establish such grades on Edmondson avenue. and
other streets within the city limits a. would ne
compiish that object. The examiners were re.
qucstcd 10 collect the balances Of assessments, 80
that the avenue may be completed at an early day.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-17
Making Haste Slowly.

Notwithstanding the fact that the newspaper.
have been promising 10 have the narrow- gauge
railroad finished 60 Towsohtown by the fret Of
January, trath compels % say that there is not
the sishies, prospect for anything Of the kind
The fact is very small force of hands u engaged
in the work and u appears ihA, % Is being push
ed" as slO~iy possible. A; ;he rate the ~eFk
u nos progressing the rails will not be laid to
Tow sshtoSn Ia ssvesa! months sni q will be at
least (aHs gear. before the tracks reach Delta.
Mr. Jcs. :. Git. the new engineer. l. an expert
eneed railroad man, and under his direeiion the
work viii no doubt be more vigorously pHshei,
provided he u not ihtsrfered uith. We End that
the stockholders are complaining and some even
g. far as 90 say the job - being nafsed % that
Il may last A. long A. possible. The money %
buili the road l. in bank. This. 90 believe 10 fact.
Thea uhy this delay
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-17
Railroad survey-A Private Enterprise.

We learn that Joseph s. Giti, civil engineer,
and at present engaged on the Baltimore and
Delta Railroad, made . survey for . branch road
from the Baltimore and Hanover Railroad, near
Alesia Station, 20 Hon. WIN. n. lIoaman's paper
mills, distance of three miles. the cost Of which
will be $27 900, 20 pat u 10 readiness for the io
eomotive. Mr.. Holman has three mills In opera
tion, and is running three cars from Alesia 20
all the mills running without the aid Of from four
10 six teams daily on the road. he has concluded
10 build q branch road at his own expense. We
ore informed that this wi be done, and that with
ont delay.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-17
Miscellaneous.
NOTICE.
Annual Meetinx or rStoekholders.

NOTICE - hereby given that the Annual
Meeting II the Stockhoiders Il the Baltimore aud
Delta kAiiuay Company will be held in the Court
House IN the ,own u BEL AIR. Nd. on TIHs.-
day. "a 81 day IF JrA~sry. isse, bstueen the
hours ef u ". and y. NJ. u choose BY ballot q
Board of THIRTEEN DIRECTORS. TO manage
the asars Of the said Company for the year Iss:.
And until their successors are legally elected.
Notice 10 aiso given that the books of the CON.
Pany for the transfer of the STOCK OF SAID
COMPANY. will be closed on Fridsy. AAs 2.iddsy
ef Ds~snLsF. 1851. aud will remain closed for
period oi tive weeks thereafter.
wM. n. wATHnc, rresitsnt
BAtrtw0Hr N~-. 80. l>sl.
Dec 1t
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-17

On Saturday morning last Charles wray, en-
ployed In Poole a Hunts shops at woodberry,
had very marrow escape from death. While on
ladder olliug the pulley. shafts his clothes we're
caught BY wheel. In his efforts 90 save himself
he caught post. which prevented him bsing
crushed between the shan and the aoor overhead.
when he was released his shoes. socks and shirt
son.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-17
Death OF an s,h District Farmer

Mr.. Gsorss q. Ensor. wbose Illness vas spoken
Of last ussk by Philopolis correspondent. disi
lie leaves a uido~ aud a large family ofehlldren.
Iii. funeral took place a; Hereford ". y. eharch
on Saturday and uAs largely attended. The ser.
vice. usrs eoniactel by Rev Watson Csse. The
pail bearers were ". vs.. g. SiswArt. X. David
iost. George X. Ehsor. Caleb Pierce, Josiah Mat,
thSus apd VIM FusnF
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-17
Purchase OF a wood-I,eave.

Col. John N. Carroll, Of this county. has sold 10
Mess sehaii A smyser. Of York, the wood. leave Of
about 700 acres Of land 10 the 9Th district heavily
covered with n 6ne growth of timber. the price
will erect three portable steam saw mills on this
tract and will work the timber up into lumber.
railroad ties, cord wsod, &c. They ezpectto take
OF from 5000 10 1900 tons Of bark by next spring.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-17

eD-Ths Guitsau trial Is s,ill in progress anu
may last another week. The prisoner Is as un-
ruly and as impudeat as ever and the language
he uses 10 some Of the witnesses aud counsel Ia
simply outrageous. The puhiie's mind Is pretty
well male up ~ one POint-sha, 10 sha, The seOsa-
drel knew right from wrong when he shO, Garfield,
thus making him = O. subject fOr the gallows,
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-17
Death OF a Noted Animal.

The gray Arabian mare. imported about tuenty
ave wear, ago By the late William Mcdonald aud
which afterw ard. fell into the hands q Mr.. John
". Garrett. died a, the latter seniletnan's place.
the Hilisn road. last seek. She had reached
the age % a5 YEAR,. She vas kep, for breeding
purposes and a large numbsf el colts we're raised
frou her
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-17
rowson,own Literary Society.

Tbs following progrAmms siil be observed On
FRIDAY evening". bee. 25d The farce. zone to.
many for hisa." BY Prof =. u. Lavsjoy. Mr. aud
Mise Cover. Miss jsnie Jone. And Miss Clara
Oscbs; reading. from scott and MARI T~Ain, BY
Prof LoVsjoy music BY Me, Lou Conner. Mis-
Jsnie Jones and others. Exercises begin at =
O'Clock. Admission 10 cts.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-17

Depaty SheriG Charles %. Kemp hA. cold.
through Mr. u. u Aigony. agent. his farm efsss
acres. situated about three miles from wAiker's
s~i,eh. y. c. X. n. 10 Mr. John D. Kidd for e..
500. There fair Improvements upon the
property.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-17
Injunction Granted.

Mr. Caleb :. Taylor wss on Thursday granted
Aa injunction fe.training the American Rapid
Telegraph Company irou digging holes. planting
poles ahd eu,tihg and matiiA,ing trees and shrub
kssy 90 his farm oa the Hiilen road. south 0f
TossoutS~n, until the company had obtained the
right 10 Do 80 BY eoniem naiioa % oihsTsiss. Mr..
IAylor Sled . bond 10 the sum of $500.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-17
BUSINESS LOCALS.

"ESesi.ior."-we call attention 20 the advsr-
tisement Of the Excelsior Clothing House, south
west corner Of Baltimore aud Light streets, which
e>pears In to.day's Issue of the uSIoS. There are
few who have not already seen and admired the
very imposing and handsome building. located A.
above, but there are perhaps many Who have not
yet inspected the interior of the establishment.-
To do 90 will be found 20 be q rich treat. amply
repaying q visit. The business 10 one of the most
extensive In the State. There are Eve distinct de-
partments each complete In itself. and the display
Of clothing of all kinds Is simply bewildering.--
Read the advertisement and then call aud examine
for yourself. II will pay you.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-17

Nsw Yopk clefhiHg Hss.s.-The old aud relia.
bic New York One Price Clothing House, ls3 and
lst W. Bsitimore Street, opposite Light, recently
greatly enlarged, 10 now one Of the handsomest
stores In the State and its beautiful stock is un-
surpassed BY that Of any other house in the eoun-
try. You can always rely on being delt with fairly
al this house and this knowledge alone attracts
hundreds Of buyers. Ifyou want . neat, nobhy
and cheap outfit, call at ls2 and isi w. Baltimore
street. See advertisement on the fourth page Of
to-day's Uxiox.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-17
An Important Insurauoe peoi.lou.

Points ~ considerable interest and importance
10 members Of the Hartford county Fire Insurance
Company (says the Belair -Egis) were decided by
Judge Grason, In our Circuit Court, on Tuesday,
In the case Of the heirs Of Henry Nelson, deceased,
W. The Mutual Fire Insurance Company In uar-
ford county. The facts were as follows;
Mr.. Nelson, at the time Of his death, owned
three farms In Bush River Neck, the buildings
upon all Of them being insured by one policy In
the Hartford company. The property not being
susceptible Of division among the heirs, Il was
sold BY trustee. One Of the farms was purehas-
cd by Rudolph Lay and Jas. l.. richardson, on
the sth Of April, 1873.
Under the by-laws Of the company, the members
are allowed sixty days grace, at the expiration Of
tho year, In which TO pay the interest on their
premium notes. The interest being due on the LIST
of January, they are allowed until the let Of
March to pay. when Msssrs. Lay and Richard
son bought the property, in April, 1878, the In.
terest on the premium note for the undivided
property had been paid up TO January Let, 1879.
On the last day Of January, 1879, . building, on
the farm purchased by Lay and Richardson, the
specific insurance on which was $3.50. burned
down. Messrs. Lay and Richardson, knowing
that the heirs Of Henry Nelson, deceased, held the
policy covering tho Insurance on their burned
building, made no claim upon the company. IL
is alleged that evidence would have been offered,
" the had come before jury, that one Of the
Nelson heirs prior 10 the 1st Of March, 1879, in.
was assured that Il would be adjusted BY the
company.
ON the 2s,h of March, 1879, the company was
formally notified Of the loss BY the Nelson heirs,
and application for payment OF the same demand
ed. The application being refused, suit was
brought.
The company offered In plea for the non-pay-
ment Of the claim that notice Of the loss had not
been given within thirty days after u occurred,
required by the terms of the policy; tina, the In
tersst on the premium note. due January Let. 1879,
had not been paid or rendered that . portion of
the property covered by the policy had been
aiisnatsd. For these and other reasons. the CON-
pany held that the policy was vitiaed and refused
payment % the insurance.
Counsel for the plaintiff demurred TO the pleas,
seven in number. bat Judge Grason. after hear.
ing argument, overruied the demurrers. aud or
dcrei Judgment TO be entered for the insurance
company.
The points 60 be observed BY members of the
company are. that unless the interest premium
notes l. paid before the lst Of March in each and
every year. claim will lie against the comp any;
that the intsre', must be paid although the prop
erty may have been destroyed BY Ere between the
let of January and the ist u March. Also tha,
an alienation of any portion of the property In
cludsi under one policy vi,iates the entire policy.
unless an abatement has been asked for aud
granted by the company and that claims for
los,e. must be presented within 30 days after the
ere.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-17
Inventory OF Mr.. Merryman's Estate.

The inventory Of the personal estate Of the late
John MeFryman. II Hay 6elds, vas flied on Wed
nesday in the ofice of the Register of Wills. The
furniture at "IIay helds. including the china and
all other ~Are. she farming implements, horses.
Ac.. assessed nt 81. 1915 thirty ave head of
Hereford cattle at $50 each. eight head of Jerssys
at $50 ca d. imported bull. Prince Of the Wye"
At S3Sn. ani eighty eight head of sheep Sjy6 ;
three share. Baltimore and York turnpike stock,
$40 policy life Of Jos 2. shipley for -. 500 at
t63 one hundred and twenty shares Maryland
Agricultural College. ga Maryland state A gri-
caitufal and Mechanical Association, 81 tao
shares Baltimore couniy Agricultural Society, %
cents two shares Hartford county Agricultural
stock. 50 cents one share Cecil county Agrical-
turai stock. . cents one brick house. No. c.
West FAysiis street. Baltimore. $1,000. pes No.
" -. PAais =. h. church Baltimore. 81 cash
IN house. s2s.33. and cash IN hands of executor.
t26.55. The appFAisers usre 4. foteei and u.
Mclean IIardisiy. The total amount of the in
ventory 10 SIS, ,40l.Os.