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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-25
Oncerning the New York Press,

New York CORRESPONDENCE Troy Times.
Speaking of the press it may be added that
Dana values the Sun building ut a round
million He bought II in 1867 for one tenth
that amount, which some considered high
price. 1t was the old Tammsny Hall, and
required extensive alteration to render i,
available. The proposed completion of the
Tribune building will be great improve.
ment to Printing House Square. Seven
years have ella sed since the Tribune took
possession OF its present quarters, and ever
since then there has b 5en natural desire to
see the whole structure erected. The Trib-
une has during thst interval become remuner>
alive, and the architects plan will now be
executed. The hullding will be Of Zoe di.
mansions, and will completely over shadow
the Sun establishment The Tribune real
estate will then be worth 81, 25O, 600 large
sum. indeed, when one considers its humble
beginning. It will be graeed by a statue OF
Greeley, whose figure was well adapted to
this style Of art. He was very finely proper.
toned, and Notwithstanding his 81 venly,
dress, was naturally attractive. l always
liked to look At Greeley and one day saw
him standing in reverie. His countenance
WAS beaming with benevolence, while at the
same tue 1t was imbued with thought, and
bis we'll built form was in o pose which
really seemed graceful A viewoi Greelsy
under such circumstances could not but be
impressive. The immense advance in the
value of property rear Printing House
Square indicates the prosperity OF modern
journalism. Fienchs Hotel, though not n
large brilding, is held at Sl00O,0O
and even Frankfort street properly
is advancing since tho Tribune
building opens upon that once inferior spot.
How strange 10 recall the fact that the entire
plat once known as Brick Church property
was sold AZ auction in 1865 for Sl76 900.
The site at present is occupied by the New
York Times on tho east aud the World on
the west side. II contains. more than an
acre, and the roper,y. with present build
ings, ia worth 50. 100000 Thirty papers arc
issued from this structure, which belongs 10
the New York Times and ~ 0. Is. Wilson,
of the Wheeler s. Wilson Sewing Machine
Company. Wilson owns tho west half and
draws rental of 800 600 He intends to
raise the roof of the World Office by putting
on manssrd, and this will admit tho CON.
stfuction of an elevator which Is much
needed, Tho World editorial rooms, being
on the highest floor of tall building. are
moro difficult of access than those of any
other Leading journal In this city. Hence
tho improvement is one of great importance,
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Yesterday afternoon William Mullen. q
German, while wheeling brick at the build,
Ing Of Cohn " Statford's, which is under
construction, fell from the scstfold and sus-
FAMED severe Injuries, being badly bruised
soout the breast. He spit up great deal of
oiooa and was so faint that be Lad to be
taken TO his home. ~
>. Sloeum, plssterer, while plsstering
the cellns IN store on south Elm near the
corner OF Poytrss street. Yesterday after
noon, fell from his lofty scsirold to the floor.
receiving severe bruising and badly sprain-
ing his left wrist.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-25
NEW BRIDGES.
The County commissioners Rave
completed New County Bridges
n,aers in Prospect.

o,ners in Prospect.
The county commissioners have just had
,omo,e.ed msgnifi. cent bridge over White
p,ct creek on the Rockwall road, i've miles
f,om this city. The boss Of the job was Mr.,
coorse w. Berry, of our town. This new
Sri5ge replaces an old ono washed away BY
tbe spring freshets.
The new bridge referred TO in yesterday s
HyRAIp was contracted for yesterday by our
COMMISSIONER court, 10 DC placed over lin
Fork of the Trinity river ut Kinnan's cross
inc about fifteen miles northeast of this city.
Mr.. George w. Berry has been appointed to
snnerintend the work, and it will be ''put
through in short time. The span of the
bridge is seventy feet, with an approach on
one side of fifty-four feet and sixteen on the
other, making the extreme length one hum
dred and forty feet Its cost will be
in the neighborhood of one thousand dollars,
and il will be. when finished. not only
ssubstsntisl but an elegant structure. iris
brdge supplies long needed necessity, aud
by i,s erection the city OF Dallas will be i'm,
mep:sly benefei. Hundreds of bales of
cotton raised in the Grape Vine section that
have heretofore been hauled to Fort Worth
because of the difficulty of crossing En-
Fork. will hereafter fnd market ia our
own city. The want of funds have prevented
orr commissioners heretofore from erecting
msny bridges, but now they will be bull,
wherever public necessity demands. The
commissioners deserve great credit for their
management of our county affairs, particu.
lsrlv the finances.
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kn'erpean Literary society

a INST delightful entertainment too.
place last evening a. the residence of Oh,
d. D. k'vay. on Jefls.oa street, the program.
me Oh which We submit below. There WA,
quite number of ladies and gentleman
present, and the opinion was unanimous !
70 lhe rare treat afforded. When reference IA
nau 10 the names OF those who furnishes
!; we music, instrumental and vocal, and when
II Is sad hist these young ladie, and ysntIs'
mon Threw their souls into their resnec,iva
parts, these who know them will spprec,.
''o Tie eAeellence of tho PEI tormance. Tina
soeiety has met all through tho winter. and
iast evening WAS their closing re .uuiop unn,
hext iasl. Our citizens who have not st,an.
geo THESE assemblsges and listened TO their
rare literary snd musical merit have been
missing ~ u mos! exquisite endowment.
Following is the programme of the lass
evening; "''
PROGRAMME
pua''ette, hoonilhht "a the Lake.
insti umental solo, Miss Sue h. Hamilton
Recitation. "'''''oi' :
neeitali0n, Mrs, Lillian Clarke.
hecllatlon, VI ss Is, II Barclay,
ocal solo, Miss Sallie Wheat,
Fen portrait, Mr.. H. Wheat
ilton. "''' anu nam
Vocal duet, Misses W. and H., young ladies.
eharade, Ma.tri-mony.
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A Lively RunnMny.

There was an exciting runaway on Main
street yesterday about 5 o'clock in the af.
iernoon. Willie Trousds!e, ten year old
boy, oamo dsshipg down Main street on
horse at a furious speed, crying to the peo.
pie on The streets to stop his steed. He had,
IN his fear, lot go the reins and was holding
on TO tho pommel Of bis saddle. Deputy
Shorih Spencer, who was mounted, dashed
after the little fellow, whose horse was
stopped, howeve-, BY running in,o an ex-
press wagon In front of Sanger's store.
Inc animal became frightened In East
Dsllas and ran all the way down the
street al full speed.
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Gratifying Intelligence

The following extract from letter to one
ofthe proprietors of the HERALD, from Col,
onel George +. Afford, will furnish the graf
flying intelligence 10 numbers of devoted
friends here, that he is improving MS rapidly
as could be desired:
.KEoKUK, Iowa. June 81, 1881.
My DEAR MAORI am greatly indebted
for your kind favor Of the 15.h ult, mailed
me here by friends in st. Louis. l cannot
immsgine who the gentleman could have
been who carried down from st Louis the
report that was psralyzed, which seemed to
have alarmed my friends in Dallas; or where
he could have got the information. Ii was
utterly devoid of truth. My physician in 81.
Louis, under whose treatment | remained
for TIRES woi ka, after thorough examina-
ton of my case, decided hat | had cerebral
meningitis, which | understand TO be about
the same as paralysis of the brain. | SIN re-
lev1d Of aIl that trouble now, however, |
need only strength, (Which | sm gaining veFy
slowly, indeedl and perfect rest, to restore
my nervous vitality, which has been sadly
impaired. | had intended going from ST.
l. uis 10 Kaokuk and remaining month or
wv 'N tHo eUo sLSio ii'hi tucIt, sbs DttDiDk
being highly recommended by my physician
but they peremptorily forbid the trip by
rsil as II most hazardous ono for me TO take.
and recommended that tlke a steamer at ST.
Louis and 60 up the river as far as boats run,
to ST PAU and Minneapolis. This am now
doing, having left st Louis last Friday,
reached here Saturday evening, and on to-
morrow take steamer again and will not
stop until reach st. Paul. l will remain
there and in the vicinity, fishing in the beau
tiul lake for week or two, and il well
enough to stand railroad trip of $50 miles
will run up to Duluta, on Lake Superior, and
then by one of the fine lske steamers through
Lske Superior, st. Mar,'s Wow, Lake Hu-
rop, SIraights of MackiHaw and. Lake Micbi-
gan to Chicago, thence to St Louis and home.
Whether l can take the trip depends first, on
my health; second, on mail to be had at ST.
Paul. My impression is that will be
at homo within month, greatly improved
in health; l will then 60 with my wife 10 Gal.
weston. and battle in the gulf for month,
which think will fully restore me. My son
Albert is with me
Nothing Of it. am writing without my
overcoat on, and am suffering considerably
from cold, while the thermometer with YOU,
Is perhaps 95. 1t was 80 in ST. Louis when
left. G.F. A.
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Acquitted,

Inc case Of the United States VS. G. Lssher
and Il. II. Bennett, conductor and brakes
man on the Houston Central railroad
charged with violating the civil rights bin
came up before Jajgo Mccormick to day
and was argued On the facts, The charge
was conspiracy on the part of the officials
10 prevent Mrs. Mary Baker, wife of Milton
a. Bsker Of Houston, from riding on first
Glass ticket in the ladies' car, November % H.
1850. The verde. of the jury, at 0 O'Clock
pm. was, "not cuillYN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-25
Hoard of ENuAlixnIinn-

The county commissioners court, which
has been in session since Monday as q board
OF equalization, have just completed list OF
the names of parties, some six hundred in
all, who are to be'snmmoned before them, 10
show why the assessment on their property
should not be raised. All resident taxpayers
OF the city who have been summoned before
the board, are those whose assessments are
lower than rendered to the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-25
Ment Ordered by Telephone

Frank Hamm, the popular Pearl stree!
butcher and sausage manufacturer, has tee-
phonic communication, and parties wishing
fresh, choice meats can order of him by tel-
ephone. He has new delivery wagon and
is prepared 10 telyer meats TO any part OF
the city at any time. He keeps nothing but
the very best ard choicest of steaks cuts
ross,s. etc, but his prices are 20 higher than
other butchers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-25
II. Of H Picnic.

Notice is hereby given, tina, the usual al
n'se'ssty Reunion of the knights of Hon
OF Will be held at Shady View Park, or
rhursdsy neat, TIE S0,h of June. Itisexpsc,.
cd mat the day will be made one o, unpsnsl
sspioyment by the attendance of knights
veioug'ng to The three lodges in the city, and
70 lnelr isin,'ies' All writing Knights are cor
daily invited to participate.
one or more orsticns appropriate TO The
occasion will be- delivered. W '''
Street cars will run till IL 2. Nj. or later
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-25
For ssute.

A first clsss Phee,on. cost $3.50; will sell
at $3.50. A tirst-clsss Buck Board, $40. A
tlr:t-clAss Piano Box Buggy nj $50. Buggy
sni Spring Wagon Poles from So 10 So
Buggy and Phaeton Tops from Sl2 to $50
Ami Shaft R4ttlers at 20 cents. Buggies,
Carriages and Wagons repaired in fist class
style, at prices to suit the times. An work
warranted. VIM. LONG,
73S & 740 Commerce street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-25

The dogs put in the pound for the nom
payment of tax on them and found run.
nlng a. large without y muzlle, We're sho;
yesterday afternoon. There were ffty>two
10 all. and among them some eplendid ani.
mails. A number of persons have redeemed
some Of them, and those who wish good
dog could not fad better place to pick ore
So far there has been three hundred and
four killed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-25

ing The Texas 4 St Louis narrow gauge
rom crossing the tack Of tie N. X. & II,
t 1 st The point in dispute in the town of
waco be made permanent That i, until
me property or RICH, cf way in dispute
snail have been condemned by board Of
moltrstion IN accordance with the stat.
u'es Of the stale of Texas, the same as in
cases where Individual property il concerned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-25

Eight o'clock the old Mike Roe's corner
saloon, under the management of LOEB &
Wood, will be opened to the public. a tlue
lunch will DO spread before you and good
music uDder the leadersh p Of Prof Mliotr,
will be in attendance. Do not forget the
best of liquors and ice cold Anheuser lager
beer will be handed over this bar always,
day and night, and music will never fail
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-25
steam anu L.tyhtntux

Inc HERALD job rooms rave lust recently
~, sua nave now in Operations, Campbell pony
ligetning looser run by steam, and CAPABLE
OF DONG more work in shorter time and At
less expense than any other Job printing
press IN north Texas. The public genersllS
are invited to call and see i! in operation, and
or'5g along their job work of any variety
or description. 's
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-25
EANiRilIS NinlNnnr

Teutouia Lodge No. 1878 have elected The
following officers for the ensuing term.
j. Grossmsn, dictator; Q. + Atelmsnn,
vice dictator: A. Eisenlohr, assistan! dictator;
j. @. Hess, reporter; Ii. Kellar, financial
reporter; VIM, Deppe, treasurer; A, Erie
mann, chaplain; "A. Fux, guide; j. Q. Bogel,
sentinel; VIM. Dressed, inside guardian.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-25
Summer Excursion ricnets

win be on Sale June 1st, via the Texas &
Pacific rail way, at greatly REDUCED
RATES. Il. ?. Turner, ticket agent a,
Dallas, will take pleasure in giving full and
reliable Information relative t, rates, routes,
etc, and will reserve sleeping car ber,hs in
advance. +. w. TnoMp.oN. JR,.
e. L. A. MARSHALL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-25
Old Forester Bourbon.

This morning appears the advertisement
of Brown, Thompson & Co., Louisville Kon>
lucky. Their Old Forester Bourbon whisk-
ey is said to be Kenlucky's ftiest whisksy
and Meiss. Williams, Toliiver 81 Walker are
handling it in Dallas. Its superity is guar
anteed by its manufacturers and the pnysi.
ans recommend II highly.
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That Railroad circular.

Tho petitions circulated Thursday by
merchants, protesting against the railroad
circular issued by Superintendent Irvine, Of
the Texas & Pacific road, were forwarded
yesterday TO headquarters at Marshall. The
feeling of the merchants Is by no M IS
abating, and they are snxiously await (, An
answer from Manager Hoxie.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-25

A deputy sheriff, of Grsyt,, county,
passed. through the city yesterday on route
from San Antonio TO Sherman, having in
charge prisoner named Keinni, who is
wanted Al the latter place TO square up u
little crooked transaction in horse flesh. He
was apprehended near San Antonio.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-25
DedicntOry Services.

The new Cont regslional church, corner
Live Oak and Pacific avenue, will be dedi-
Gated next Sabbath, June 90. Services a.
1880 and at s p. m. Rev. DR.. Robert II.
Read, of Paris, Texas, will preach in the
morning and at night. A cordial invitation
Is extended to all.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-25
A Hard BlOW .

A stiff wind, very much liks a hurricane,
began to blow yesterday morning about 0
o'clock. The streets were filed With clouds
OF binding sand, and the swinging signs
were greatly sgits,ed, some of them falling
at the risk of pedestrians. 80 far as learned
but little damage was done.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-25
Fine, Fresh, New Goods Just Re.
ceiyed

For canned chicken, beef tongue, cove
and picked oysters, ancbovies, CLANS, pro.
pared chocolate, preserved ginger mush,
rooms, horse rsdish, California honey, m TX
Boston aud soda crackers and oil the de lea,
cles found in trst.class fancy grocery, also
the finest stock of coufeclioneries ever
offered in this market, creams and caromels
Jardor almonds, ice fruits, nuts, Texas tolu
otc,, Wholesale aud retail the finest OF
goods bad the very lowest of prices, call and
zoe for yourselfat w. X Wheelock's, succes.
sor to Conner Il WheelOck, corner of Main
and Austin streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-25

The citizens in the neishborhood of the
Union depot are rather indignant at the wa
tor supply company. They mako the asser-
ton that on Thursday morning between the
hours of two and six o'clock there was no
water In the hydrants In that part of tho city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-25
Imnnr,nnincrisinn

In tho United State, cour. ye,! erday in
Inc case of tho Missouri, Kansas Is Texas
railway agains. tho Texas s. St. Loui,
narrow gauge road, Judge Mccormick de,
oidsd that tho temporary injunction restrain
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Tho Renson Why.

:, The tonic effect of Kidney Wort Ia nroducel
~ lls eienn.ing and purifying action On the
nioou, Whero there Is u gravuily deposit n,
tne nrine,o miiky.ropy urine from ,i,sordered
n sad cures without fail. w stipatiou
anu piles readily yield /, Its cathnrtlc and
NEAL Z p, wer. Pntup In dry vegetnb . form
or iiquid VERY concentrated either act prompt
and sure Troy Budget.
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Tho Texas a. Pacific Railroad

Is now the only line running THROUGH
sleeper from Dallas to st. Louis, Little Rock
and Poplar Bluff. For summer excursions,
tickets, through checks, &C., call on e. p.
Turner. Il. s. p. depot. Dallas. No trouble
TO answer questions,
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Billiards..

In the billiard eontes. at Purdy & Ram
dels rooms last night the score Stood Mum,
lC0; Cockrell, 70. They play the final 100
points ,o>Digh,.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-25

Harry Keller, Ed Yeargan, Bob Laws
and Dick Lindsey, left yesterday for the
Indian Territory on camp hunt, TO bv
absent several eks.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-25

JOHN A, Walsh has b ought suit In the su-
preme cnurt of the , lstric Of Columbia
against Thoma, J.Brady to, recover s2',oOs for
money aned Brad, when he was second as
sistant postmaster general.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-25

q. Q. Brady, assault; discharged.
Frank Mara, fighting; discharged.
Charles Petrie, profaue and abusive
language; discharged.
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Talked out ofan Advertisements.
r. Il Boil has removed his hardware store
from 40 to Alb ELM street, just opposite
his old stand.
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Commercial men ami Others Visiting

Austin should stop at the Raymond House.
1t is by far the best hotel in the city and tie
rates have recently been reduced TO So per
day. The rooms are largo and nry, every one
hiss an electric bell and every thing is frat
class in every respect.
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Loeb's psrlors arc the resort, Of those who
want cooling drinks In private, pleasing
manner
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istsn NATIONAL
LA N ID LEAGUE
Grand Fourth OF JAY ce,cnr ,,,o,

me pailas Brancn of the Land League, nj
shady view Park, Dallas, Tex, To be given
uhue. 'he patr' 70 vi tn, following we'll
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-10-22
Summona,

TERRITORY OF DAkATA, .. In the District Court
FIRST judicial District. in and for Lus,cr
County.
Myron G Thum, Plaintiff VS., James Brodie.
Jafpes Terry, Nuncon W. Tster, Thomas ID. Pryor
and William III. Built Defendants.
Inc Territory ofDakola sends greeting; To the
above named defendants.
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action. which was
Med on the 18th day of September. A. D., 1881,
in the Office of the clerk OF the District Court
witliih ana for the county of Custer, territory of
Dakota, NJ the court house i'm the City of Custer,
county u Caster, u. r, and to serve Il copy Of
your ans er on the subscribers at their ONCE on
Lee street IN the City ot Deadwood. Lawrence.
county. Dakota territory, within thirty days after
the service 81 TINS summons exclusive of the day
If YOU fail Ia answer the complain;
within that time. the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded i'm the complaint.
Dated at ~Deadwood, ID. T., this 18th day of
September, A. d., 1851.
VANCISE u WILSON,
III Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-10-22

fRANh fKANhLlN.
BY FRANKLIN w. KNIGHT,
their Attorney. 2ti
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-10-22

NOTICE To Thomas Williams, William CosSlct,
M. L. Kelley and Tom Mnndhan-You are
hereby notified that | have expended one hun
drcd dollars in labor and improvements upon the
spotted Leopard Lode. situated in Custer county,
Dakota Territory, in order to hold said premises,
under the provision of section .2}2i, Revised stat
utcs ofthe United States. being the amount reqnir-
ed 10 hold the same for the year 1881, and il within
ninety days after this notice by publication You
fail or refuse to contribute your proportion OF
such expenditures IA co-owncr.s your interest in
said claim viii become the property of the said
subscriber, under said section 232i.
Dated Oct. LIST, AID, 1881. AT Custer city, ID. T..
itl3 NATHAN kIMBLE.
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NOTICE To ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN,
! Wand particularly to James Icmcreau amt
William Tarrcnt, and TO any person or persons
,trgain!n@ for an interest in the southern
,'t,rn' lode situate in Custer mining district.
ntar county, Dakota territory, ubont oic halt
Ga mile south of French creek and opposite the
mouth o. Big French creek canon
Take notice that we the undersigned are the
la"'nl owners If and entitled to an undivided
tNo-thirtls 20 nf thc above described southern
Queen lode aud that location of said lode by
James ncmcrCau and William Tarrcnt was ac-
.complishcd by fraud and deceit and that we
Will maintain AMI protect our right and interest
In said property tn the full extent q the law.
And all persons are hereby warned from pur-
chasing or bargaining for any interest in the said
southern Queen" iuUe without first consulting
the undersigned.
Dated at Custer City. ID. T., this 18th day OF
september, 1881.
GEORGE STOCK.
FRANK FRANKLIN.
BY FRANKLIN W. KNIGHT,
their Attorney. 2ti