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Annual Statement.

Annual Statement.
Receipts, expenditures, &C., of
Jones township for the ye ar ending
March I, 1881.
Amount of tax levied. ....... S349i 80
Receipts.
Taxes collected ......".......345l %
Expenditures.
Work on road and bills......."...4956 SO
Liabilities.
Supervisors orders outstanding 2543 26
Assets.
Funds in Treasury. y.......35 II
Due from collectors &C.. .1O34 e2 1869 10
Liabilities over expenditures...l47 Al
BY order of the Auditors,
A. Il. ALDRICH. Town Clerk.
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M1n Outfit furnished free, with full in
XII / structions for conducting the most
Ol\f profitable business that anyone can
engage in. The business is so easy TO learn
and our instructions are SO simple and plain
that any one can make great PROFITS from the
very start. No one can fail who is willing to
work. Women are as successful as mon.
have made at the business over one hundred
dollars in a single week, Nothing like 10
ever known before. All who engage are sur
prised at the ease and rapidi.y with which
they are able to make money. You can en-
gage in this business during your spare time
capital in 1t. We take all the risk. Those
who need ready money, should write 70 us al
once. All furnished free. Address TRUE q
90. Augusta, Maine. uS,yl
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GUARDING AGAINST AN EPIDEMIC.

London, April ga despatch from
Chic to the Times says: "A medical
commission is sitting to consider the
expediency of covering the rubbish in
the fortress with earth, as there is no
hope of saving any lives, and the dis
interment of the dead might producean
epidemic. 1t is now believed that
throughout the whole island, which
contains 10000 inhabitants, six or
seven thousand were killed and % per
cent. of the survivors were wounded.
The French, British, United States,
aud Austrian gun vessels in that har-
Dor are doing all in their power to as
sist the authorities in the work of re-
lief. Only ten thousand of the inhab-
itants OF Chesme were killed, but
many houses are in ruins and 3e,OOO
people are without shell ter.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTATE MoTicE.

ENstate of Casper OFT, late of Ridgway
Etownship, Elk county Pa, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters tes-
tamentary have been granted to the
undersigned, upon the above named
estate. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make iinmedi-
ate payment, and those having legal
claims against the same to present
them without delay, in proper order
for settlement.
JOHN OFT, Administrator.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-04-14

Get your note-heads, lstter'head
and envelopes neatly printed at THa
ADVOCATE office.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-04-14

Prepared Mustard by the quart.
Sauerkraut, Minee meat and Pigs
Feet at Morgester's.
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Internal Revenue Collections.

Scrap pictures, Authors, pen hold
ers, note paper, envelopes from size
to size IA. A large and elegant stock
of fancy note paper in boxes at THE
ADVOCATE office. Also shelf paper,
which is neat, ornamental and dura-
BILE. No trouble to show these goods
even if you do not wish to purchase.
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Mrs. Partington Says

don't take any of the quack rostrums,
as they are regimental to the human
cistern; but put your trust in Hor
Bitters, which will cure general
dilapidation, costive habits and al
comic diseases. They saved Isaac
from severe extact of tripod fever.
They are the nc plus urunl of medi
cines. Boston Globe,
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PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
Philadelphia & Erie K, r. Div.
WINTER TINE TABLE.

ON and after SUNDAY, November
VI, 1880, the trains on the Philadel-
phia & Erie Railroad Division will
run as follows:
WESTWARD.
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Mart Mauer's celebrated Vienna
Bread always fresh at Morgester's.
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1.-THE inhabitants are afraid to live
even in those which are uninjured,
for every night since Sunday frequent
shocks have been felt. Nearly all pre-
fer to camp out, and as the weather is
fine, the hardship in this respect is
not great. 1t is said that throughout
the district not less than 90,0 people
are without shelter. In Castro the
work of extracting the bodies and at.
tending the wounded is progressing G
satisfactorily, but the sitting odor in
the vicinity of many of the runins
proves that the former operations is
far from complete. On the other
hand, some wonderful escapes have
occurred One woman was buried
under the ruins for tifty-two hours
and at last was rescued, having given
birth in the meantime to child. The
child is dead but the mother is doing
we'll"
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DR.. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, kaSS.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.

Ursula M,Inerney, In the
By her next friend, Court of Com
Ann Dukelow, mon Pleas Elk
VS.. Co. No. II,
Thomas M'Inerney, Nov. Term, 1881.
DIVORCE.
To the respondent above named:.
Take notice, that subpoena and alias
subpoena having been issued in the
above entitled case. and returned mot
found in the county," you are hereby
notified to appear before the said
Court, at Ridgway, Pa, on the
FOURTH MONDAY OF MAY, A.
ID. 1881, TO answer the said libellant's
complaint.
THOMAS SULLIVAN, Sheriff.
Ridgway, sSsF1tr's Pr', FeS' Hs15ef, 10, 1851
GEO. A, RATHBUN, Attorney for
Libellant.
febl0.6w
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ESTATE NOTICE.

Estate of Matthew McQuone, late of
EIFox township, Elk county, Pa,
deceased. Notice is hereby given
flat letters testamentary have been
granted to the undersigned, upon the
Shove named estate. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those
having legal claims against the same
70 present them without delay in pro-
per order for settlement.
HENRY LAKGAY, Administrator,
RFCEIpTS AND EXPENDITURES OF FOX
TOWNSHIP FOR THE YEAR ENDING
MARCH 2iTII, lsSl.
room FUND RECEIPTS.
AMOUNT Recetued.
From jas Emmert. collector, 1873. ......es23 u
| From Eugene Hyatt collector, lSo0..... -JJ,iS
L
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and Buggies to let upon the most
reasonable terms.
RYn He will also do job teaming.
Stable on Elk street. All orders left
at the Post Office will receive prompt
attention.
Aug20l97lti
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The Ruins ofChio.

FURTHER DETAILS OF THE DISASTER
GUS EARTHQUAKE SHoCKs-wRIr-
ING THE STORY OF THE CALAMITY
UNDER CANVASS.
London, April 9.-The Times cor
respondent at Chic telegraphs, under
the date of the 9TH inst, as follows;
I have Just arrived here from Constan
tinople and find picture of desolatlon |
such rs is rarely witnessed. Inc
town looks as if it had been terribly
bombarded. Hundreds of houses are
| transformed into shapeless mass OF
ruins, under which lie buried an un-
known number of victims. A ma
| iority of the remaining houses are al
ready cracked and roofiess and may
fall at any moment. Nearly every
building in the town has suffered
more or less. The inhabitants wan
der about anxious to search relatives
or lost property, but are afraid to risk
their lives in the perilous work of
clearing away the rubbish. Many
who are willing to expose themselves
to the danger are prevented by friends
or by the police. Fear, grief and des-
pair are depicted on nearly every face,
all have some sad or tragic tale to
tell"
SCENES ATTENDING THE SHOCKS.
"The first shock was fell on Sunday
afternoon at about 1870 o'clock. I'm
mediately, houses began to fall. Wild
shrieks were heard on every side.
Then followed an awful silence of
some minutes. The terrified surviv-
ors gradually ventured into the narrow
lanes and reached the open spaces.
shortly afterward another terrible
shock completed the devastation.
Then it remained quiet until sunset,
when il again began to shake the Is
land throughout as severely as before.
, All night the shocks succeeded each
+ other at short intervals and each one
= was preceded by dull sounds lik,
j subterranean explosions. Since ther
r frequent shocks have been felt. A
. few minutes ago, while writing tn,
= present despatch, l distinctly heard
= an explosion-like sound and felt tho
I earth tremble; but as | am under can
: vas, | have nothing to fear. The ole
: Genoese fortress, containing about 4ol
r houses, inhabited by Mussulmans ant
n Jews, suffered more that the rest o
# the town. The ground there sanl
g about half a meter and nearly all tn
d houses were Immediately destroyed ant
IS several hundred persons must hav
II perished. 1t is known that so Mussul
It man women were assembled in one G
( the houses, not one OF whom escaped
IS The southern part of the island
l. said to have suffered more than thi
Is town. II. NJ. gun vessel Bittern al
rived here this morning. The Cal
NJ tain at once came ashore, and atte
No consulting with the Governor of tn
M island organized relief parties for a
tending the wounded ana eNtricatin
IN the dead from the ruins. He thel
" went over to Chesme, and made car
~ ful inquiries regarding the state of th
p' town and inhabitants. Tomorrow h
T. intends visiting the southern part {
'e the island, where less has been don
II for the relief Of the sufferers. | visite
IL Chesme this afternoon. Only abou
y, ten inhabitants were killed, but man
~ houses are in ruins and very man
~ more are dilapi dated. The Mayor a
II sured me that three-quarters of II
so houses are in dangerous condition
- THIRTY THOUSAND WITHOUT sHEl
~ TER.
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NEW LIVERY STAPLE
IN
RIDGWAY.

DAN SCRIBNER WISHES TO
inform the citizens of Ridgway, anu
the public generally, that he has
started Livery Stable and will keep
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PooR FUND EXPENDITURES.

1858
Excess of Expenditures ......"".........".S3o,3 ,36
ROAD FUND RECEIPTS.
Amt collected on seated lands 1850, ll1S,5}
Amt reed firm Eugene Hyatt COL 1880 l22.61
Amt rec d in Co. Commissioners ord's 5000
, 1881-07-20

To the Editor of the "St. CroiT AViS."
DEAR SIR
The road repairs are as a rule
commenced in October, but very
recently East End Quarter has been
treated to a paternal admonishment,
worded in the usual dictatorial style,
ordering immediate repair ofroads !
The road from town to Green Quay
schoolhouse at least, was as good as
needed be for the small amount OF
traffic that passes over it, and in no
way inferior to some sections OF our
streets, which are though quite good
efough, for the lastidious even
Hence we are at liberty to conclude
that this mandnte was issued prema-
tureIy, reminding us however of a
loathsome ordinance, a disgrace to
any civilized community. and which
ought to have been abrogated since
1848-having at all times been pro
life of injustice and favourltism:
A SUFFERER.
St. Croix 10th July 1881.
, 1881-07-20
] A NJ A.

The weather had been, very tay0ur'
able to the growing crops. From the
Cleaner we take the following extracts
about the Flower ShO~
1.-THE fist Kingston Flower and HortlcuI-
turpl Show held on Wednesday and Thurs
dav, the 9th and 9TH instant, at CampbelIs-
field Pen 10y kind permission OF Dir. w.
O. Lotthouse) must be pronounced u great
success, in view OF the TACT that as, . hrss
show it has had TO contend with many
difficulties and obstacles OF impur'ance.
The chief difficulty his been the fixing OF
the days OF exhibition the chief obstacle,
the fear cultiva1ors OF fruits, hpwe 70 aud
vegetables have had OF placing their pro
auctions in competition"
"The Show ground was laid out by Mr..
J. Parry in a very simple sand effective
manner. On the East lawn of the Pen a
large square was marked out, and divided
by uisles into four smaller squares, the Dor
doris Of which were tringed with palms and
other large plants. AT the North and
South sides of the square were large tents
containing ferns, orchids, ANIMALS aud
Towering plants; and beyond these e1hl-
bits were the cut flowers and the bouquets
in two other small tents. To the east OF
of this large square were grouped the tents
containing roses in pots, fruits and vegesa-
bles, and a special exhibit OF bananas; tents
for the Judges, the band, and fl refresh
ments. The Show was approached
through a long reception " bower rooted
with sails and bordered with plants. 10
, 1881-07-20

GUSTAV o. GyLLrcH, E<qr., MANAGER OF the
Branch of the Colonial Bank in this island
rsturned this morning in the Il. NJ. 5. mosque,
after an absence of some six weeks on tho
Isthmus of Panama. whittier he had been sent
on a most important mission by his Dlrsctors,
the object being to learn the teaslni'''y OF
establishing a Branch of the Bank IN Panama;
aud Wa understand that the project has been
received VI h such satisfaction from all sides that
we may expect that in a very short lime Mt.
GyLLlcH will be again leaving US Tor the pur-
pose of throwing open the doors OF the lnstltu-
lion in busy Panama. That city is, In our
opinion, 10 be congratulated on the event, as 1t
will have ia its midst a branch of an institution
with a powerful capital and one that has given
in its working a great deal of satisfaction
throughout the West Indies for a period OF
about fifty years.
Mr.. Barnes, the General Superintendent OF
the Colonial Bunk of London, for the West In
dies, arrived here to-day from Barbados. no
doubt for the purpose of conterring with Mr..
Gylich as TO the result OF his trip.-Ba"et'".
, 1881-07-20

&
It is expected that the Commissioners TO be
appointed under the Irish Land Act will b.
Lord Monck, Justice Barry, Of The Queens
Bench, and Mr.. William. Shaw, Mp. Tor Clerk
County.
The twenty sixth section of the Bill has
passed the House.
Two hundred persons have now been arrest
ed under the Coercion Act.
Speaking at a Transvaal meeting ID London,
Lord Salisbury strongly denouncs% the aban-
donmept of the loyal British subjects.
New York, July l4rh.-Conhicling reports
are published as to the condition vi Genera
Garfield.
The official one however states that he is
progressing favorsbly.
English parliamentary news states that the
ParnelliteS are Ohstruc ing the passage OF the
clause in the IRISH Land Bill referring to emil
grafton.
The merchants OF Sheffield have forwarded a
~petitiOn to the Government for the introduction
of retaliatory duties.
In Algeria Governor Grevy has congratulated
General Saussier On his return TO take mma
Of The Army.
1t il reported that Geneva counte. fciters
have flooded Egypt and The Orient to he exten
of forty million francs Of counterfeit coinage
Several arrests nave been WaOe.
New York, July 15th.-The latest bulletin
reports that President Garfield passed u good
day.
Tel grams from Russia state that the Gear
aud family unesoOrted, have attended mass at
81. Petersburg.
The London Thames r owing Clubs have de-
feated the Cornell University Club at Putney.
In the British House of Commons during u
discussion on he Irish Land BIZ, Mr.. Gladstone
severely handled the Pornelti. Is who we'e
opposing The emigration clauses.
French nrws announces that the tG'e In COM
incarceration VI the destruction OF the Baslile has
beeu widely DEL brated.
A despatch from the Paris Correspondent ot
the Times sItick' the incapacity Of General
Fern, 1rench Minister of War, as responsible
Tor the situation ia Africa.
A Ftanco-Atlantio Postal Company has been
starred walch viii DO subsidized by Brazil,
Canada and ranoe.
New York, 18th.
Flour ~ brl. St. Lawrence brand, $3.50.
Meal. best Brandywine, P brl. 49,
Heavy Mess Pork % brl ,S165 to l63
Crystals " ID, 81 to I.
sugar Fair to good refining y b II.
English Islands Molasses y gal, Sc to SOC.
Exchange, New York s. London, 4.333
London July 10Th.
(Demerara Crystals ~ cwt. 81. los
Sugar. Muscovado y cwt. 6l Is 81.
Clayed H%avanna, No. l.. FL 5s I'll
a1oat.
Demerara Rum " gallon, Is. Cd.
Trinidad Cocoa y wi 23 lbs. Cd.
Consols. iOl4 to !
Bank Of England Rate of Discount q Pc.
Liverpool Cotton Middling Upland Y 10
81 to s.
3 per cent Rentes in Paris Fcs. 85'40'
, 1881-07-20
r E T. E G. R A NJ S.

ST THOMAS STATION.
New York, July 13th.-The fever which has
hitherto afflicted General Garfield has subsi-
ded.
, 1881-07-20
CLEARED.
PASSENGERS
ARRIVED.

Per Schr. vigilant from st. Thomas
July 9th, Judy Roux, Axelina Baynes,
Edmund Cooper, Sarah Blake, Wesley
King. Ketura Augusta Belts. James
Cornelius, Jarves Duncan, Charles Merlett
and Capt: A. VeneOu.
, 1881-07-20
I 81 8 sc AVIS, %
Stris4irrstea, 81, Sr1iz,
WEDNESDAY, 10th JULY 1884,

Her Britannia Majesty's gunboat
Forester, Commander c. W.. q.
AYLEN, arrived at this port from
Frederiksted yesterday afternoon.
, 1881-07-20
BOOKED AND LEFT FOR ST THOMAS.

July Is Mr.. August Wall6e, wife child
and nurse, Mrs. Mathilda Blinhauer, Ann
Eliza Francis, Mrs. Agnes Benners and
servant, School Director Bache, James
Cornelius, Alexander George, Mrs. A. g.
Pearson, 3 children, and 3 servants,
Judith Gilbert and child, Rosetta Sim
MONS, Capt. A. Veneou, Robert Williams,
Michael Marcus, Rosa Joseph and child,
Ann Eliza Pjelke, Franklin Furey, boy
Morris M5ller, Peter Benjamin, Samuel
Smith.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-28
chicago Y, ars-..

CAIoAso oct Flour-Nom ommally un-
changed Wheat Fair demand at lower rates.
No. , Chicago spring, 1885. for seller cash.
l.SS ?. for seller October; l94a q l.S4ls for sell
Ter November; 1885, a 1865, for seller Decem-
Der; No. Chicago spring, %. Corn--E Easier:
& /. for seller ash 81 i for seller November, 6S
a6Ss. for seller December; 69a. for seller May.
Oats Fairly active shade lower; 4d44k
for seller cash 4SA for seller November: a.
for seller December; AK for seller January; IA
for seller May Rye-Fairly active snd shade
higher. at LOS Barley Easier; Lo5h. Flax
Seed-Higher. nj l.43. Pork Unsettled, and
generally lower l6.25a I6, 80 for seller cash:
I6 25 for seller October, 1925 for seller No
vember; I6.45 for seller December: 17-76,. e
ITO :or seller January. Lard inset
tied and generally lower Has for seller cash,
October and November; ll.57K i ll.60 for ssi-
Ter December: Il.SoG ll.S2 for seller January.
The "Droyers Journal reports; HOgs-Receipts
10000, shipments, 5000; dull, weak and 1os Is
lower; light. ) e0d6.I5; mixed packing 6.e0a
6.S5 choice hesyy packing and shipping. 6.50e
6.s5 culls and grassers, 4OO6 500; at close soc
unsold. Castle-Receip,s, 1000; shipments, 3
200: more active, but still weak, especially com
mon to fair natives, exports scarce and wanted at
{ 4aa T.0o; good 70 choice shipping, 5.5oas.25
common to fair, 3.95a5.25; butchers, 2.006
400; stOckers and feeders, 2.75G4.oo; Texans
2-75a3.50 half breeds and native rangers
| S.55a44a. Sheep-Receipts, 900; shipments
| 955, unchanged.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-28
FOREIGN.

KING liIMRERr %ili visit the emperor
Ill Austria 1T the end of October.
ruE French forces in Tunis have lost
nine hundred men by disease, typhoid fe-
yer causing the greater mortality.
THE Irish land commission has opened
its sessions IN Dublin. and there are ever
one hundred cases on the docket.
TnE police of Berlin have captured four
men and one woman. suspected Of part.ci-
patton in the mine plot against the muir
dered ear.
4 BELalAS expedition with large
force Of natives is 10 sail from Zanzibar 70
Join Stanley on the Congo river
RES ANER, chief of the Tunisian in
surSents. has written TO the Bev that re-
ligion compels resistance 10 the practical
cesSlon OF the country to France.
TuE kbsdiye of Egypt has been per
suaded 70 visit Canstantinople, and En-
gland ant France will thereupon order
their iros cls.S away from Alexandria.
THE county of Duhlin has been declared
under the arms act. The police stopped
the weekly lsssue meeting at Monaghan.
Notices were posted at BOYLE threatening
death 10 tenants who paw rent The mill
tary made some evictious from Colonel
King Harmon's estate, and mob wrecked
property belonging 10 non-lcagusrs.
PARNELI is to be removed from Kill
mainham TO country prison, and visits
ii the chief agitators will lie prohibited
for one week. The Land-league organ
urges holders Of Bank Of Ireland notes to
/ demand gold and create a run. An empty
/ powder canister and some burnt paper
/ were found close to the magazine in Cas-
| tie Athlone
! The British government has concluded
! that ii can not seize the Office of the
Land league organ, but can arrest the
/ editor. Hasden, chairman of the Ros-
commoa town commission, has been Jailed.
In spite of the governments rroclama-
uon, large meeting was held near Coach
ford and resolutions passed to pay no rent.
I nder the name of the Farmers Protec-
tive Association the land league held a
secret meeting in Dublin.
SEVERAL arrests under the coercion act
were made in Ireland the other day, in
cludIng that of woman for keeping 4
"No-renta manifesto in her window, and
Of DR.. kinny, of the executive committee
of the land league, for intimidating ten
ants. Seven Of the political prisoner:
will be transferred from Kilmainham tC
other iails, but Sexton and 0'Brien are
not robust enough to be removed.
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TEIEGRAPHIt.
Condensed for Convenient and
Ready Reading.
WASHINGTON

WALKER BLAINE, son Of the see
retary, has been nominated by
President Arthur 10 be third assistant sec
retary of state.
AFTER having been draped for thirty
days. the public buildings in Washington
are being despoiIed of their mourning en-
blems.
STRATHAM, democratic readiuster, has
been nominated by the president 10 be
postmaster at Lynchburg, Va. to succeed
straight republican named Wilson.
SECRETARY BLAINE entertained the
French and German guests at banquet
in Washington the other evening, at
which the senator's ard their wives were
present
GEORGE &. MAYYARD, late manager of
the telephone company at Washington,
lent Guiteau the money with which he
bought he pistol to kill the president.
TIE entire southern repre- sentation in
congress il said to be bowling for lie re-
tirement of Seertary Hunt aud the placing
Of General Iongstreet in the cabinet 1t
is represented that Hunt has stopped to
the most undignified personal appeals to
the president TO he retained.
AFTER an interview Of fcur hours with
the chief magistrate, Secretary Blaine
stated 10 friends that there would be only
two changes in the cabinet before Deem
her. Timothy @. Howe has accepted the
attorney generalship, and Edwin II. Nor
gan has been rendered the treasury port
folio. The appointment Of Conkling to
a cabinet position Is warmly favored and
would create little surprise in Wash
ington.
MR OYSTER, foreman of the public
printing office at Washington, became
candidate for printer and was dismissed
by Mr. Delrces. Now Mr.. Oyster opens
his she'll 70 decry gross immoralities which
have been steadily practiced under his
nose, and threatens to give names and
dates next week
TYNER's appeals 10 the president for re-
tention as assistant postmaster general
have failed. 1t is possible that Frank
Ilatton, Of burlington, will he nominated
10 succeed him. Several western senators
are pushing Chauncev l. Filley, of ST.
Louis, for the postmaster generalship. for
which he stands a fair chance on the re-
tircment of James
Fx PosrMAsrEE GENERAI KEY states
that lie read the report made by General
Iyner IN regard to star route frauds on
the Pacific coast, and told him that if it
were published there would be row with
Brady over the invasion of his territory
He therefore advised Tyner to have a
conference With Brady Key expire sses
the utmost confidence in the honest Of
both Brady and Tvner.