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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-04-29

AfEoros Of Mr.. Phelp7s lectures, in one
Of which he referred 10 the matter in 81 gener-
al way, We may quote The following from
the rules governing fees, established by our
Supreme Court in November, 1879 and at
present in force In State cases, compcn-
sation or fees above those established by stat
ute shall not be allowed 10 expert witnesses,
unless they shall have lecn previously select
ed, and their production ordered hy judge
Of the Supreme Court 70 prevent failure Of
Justice, ard shall lave become witnesses in
the cause, 10y making examinations, under
the order and direction Of such Judge, or by
listening t., or having repeated to them, tes-
timony given in The lrial, 10 enable them to
form and testify 10 an opinion thereon, and
then only such extra compensation as shall
be allowed by the court before whom the
trial is had Such extra compensation or
fees shall be allowed 10 witnesses called from
beyond the limits of the State, whether as
experts or otherwise, only when their pro
duction shall have been ordered by Judge
Of the Supreme Court, or the judge presiding
at the trial 10 prevent n failure Of justice So
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-04-29

THE Messenger says that in Georgia three
Of the five listers are doing most Of the work,
refusing TO join with the other two, who are
in favor of the strict enforcement of the law
Some hand in their lists to them, some to the
two, and some not at all. Probably it will
have to be carried into the courts, TO settle
the legal body of listers, whether it is the
majority Of the board of three elected at the
annual meeting, or the new board of five
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-04-29

Dcl.,aic frIAair~ lind Mall Eifi-rs HoIfi-i.I &.
Strengthening dhd purifying.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-04-29

OrEN;yG OF THE Broad LAKE-Thc ice
rnorn!ug-about the average date of opening
for the last six,y-five years. The earliest
opening in that time was in 1924, February
18th; and the latest in 1875, April Both.
For the last six years the record is as follows:
1876, lake closed Feb. 2d,opened April 2ith;
1877, closed Jan. 18Th, opened April Sd;
1873, closed only thr,e days, Jan. 80 81
1879, closed Jan. 29,h, opened April 23d
1850, closed Feb. 2d. opened March Sth /;
1881, closed Jan. 18th. opened April 2lst.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-04-29

From the North and West, 9:lo a. m; and 1910,
$751; 1905 and 1880 p. m.
From the East by Central Vt. X. r., 500 and $40
a. No., and l:su, a:SI and $50 p m
From the South. SIS A. m and 4:4O anu .:25 p. m.
From the East, py Burlington 4 lAmollle H. H.,
Il:l5 a. IN. and $50 p. III.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-18

LEE GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHS and styles un-
eurnassed.
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POLICE CoURT.-Tbe following cIses were
disposed oi yesterday:
Henry Massleux was fined so for being
drunk and disorderly, and resisting the pO-
lice.
John McEYoy was sent on TO the Hus-
tlngs Court for permitting unlawful gam
ing in his bar-room.
Washington Webb (cOlored), drunk.
jailed for thirty days In default Of surety.
John Thornton, drunk. Fined 81.
Thomas Burke and Thomas Barker,
charged with deserting from the schooner
Acbron after having signed articles. Dis
charged.
Prince Harper, drunk, was fined 50.
Georgiana Mason (colored), charged with
stealing onesgold ring from W. Z. Walter.
The case was continued till Monday.
Daniel Butler, charged with assaulting
and striking Pat. Gardner with shovel.
The evidence showed that Butler struck
Gardner In self-defence, and he was acquit-
ted.
William Coleman and Willie Ann Mosely
tboth colored) were fined Is each for fight
ing IN the street.
Robert Lewis (colored) was fined % for
trespassing upon the premises OF Ford's
Hotel, TO the annoyance OF the guests.
John II. Saunders, charged with disorder.
~ conduct, was ined 81.
A. X. james, charged with being drunk.
The case was continued.
Lewis l.. Lee, charged with threatening
the life Of Philip Smith, was discharged.
Joseph Wootton fcoloredb charged with
stealing $50 from Richard Hudnall, was
discharged.
Henry Kramer, a deserter from the
schooner Lille Falklnburg, was delivered
10 his captain.
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during his visit to Richmond and Marches.
ter In 1924.
The Old Dominion CoRon.Mll was
erected about dffy years ago, and Il tbe
pioneer manufacturing establishment of the
sort built on The riverside, and drawing It's
molive.power from the canal. It's base.
ment, above iood-tide, is Of granite. The
other stories are Of brick, and unusually
thick. /. is said that they are so frmIy
placed, or have hardened so by time, that
they can only be removed by using cold
chisels, and that the mortar is harder than
The bricks. While an admirable structure,
10 is not one built according to modern
ideas. The windows are not judiciously
placed, and The panes Of gliss are OF the
old siX.by.eigbt SIZE.
The United Order OF True Reiormers, a
temperance organization, is a popular one
with the rural eOloTed citizens. A few days
since St. Paul Fountain was organized at
Centralis, Chesterfield county, by Most Emf
nent Guyascutus w. w. Browne, OF Rich
mon0, with a full corps OF officers, incIu-
ding a number OF females.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Scott McRae Qhe latter
nee Jennie Baird, so popular and esteemed
by ALI returned 10 their home in Manches-
ter SaturdsyIirom their extended and plea.
SAINT bridal trip north.
The HusiiDgs COurt-Judge 8. Bassctt
Frer rch--eommences its September term on
Monday. The Judge, now absent, is ex.
peeled By that time. The court will pr0ba.
bly be in session for n week.
". A. COgbill, Esq, clerk Of Chesterfield
County Court, was 10 The city to-day visit
ing his many friends.
Rev. DR.. Martin, Of the Danyille Presby-
terian church, is ia the city on visit to the
relatives Of Mrs. Martin. DR.. Martin is a
native Of Richmond.
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"A passed several sleepess nights, disturbed by The
agonies and cries Of suffering child, snd becom-
ing convinced That MRS. WiNsLOW's SOOTHING
SYRUP was Just the article needed, procured a sup
ply for the child. on reaching home and aeluaint-
ing his wife win what he had done, she refused 20
have II administered 10 the chtld. as she was strong
~ in favor OF Homeopathy. That night the ehild
passed in suering and the parents without Sleep Re
turning home The day following, the frheT found The
baby sun worse; and while contemplating another
s!eepless night, The mother stepped from the room
10 attend to some domestic duties, aud e the father
with the child During her abs nee he administered
portion Of The Soothisg syrup 10 The baby, aud
said nothing. That night all hands slept wen, aud
the little fellow awoke 10 Tie morning bright aud
happy. The mother was delighted With the sudden
and wonderful change. and although al FIRST offended
at the deception prselsed upsn her, has continued
10 use the Syrup, and suffering, crying babies and
restless nights Lave disappeared. A single uiai OF
the syrup never YET failed TO relieve the baby. and
overcome the prejudlces OF The mother Sold by
al druggists. 25 cents a bottle. Sc l6-eodlw
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Manchester POiticS.-A large number Of
ConservaliYe-De Democratic citizens assembled
at the Hustings-Court room al 8 O'Clock Sat
urday night TO ratiy the nomination Of Hon.
John W. Daniel for Governor, and to listen
to On address from Judge Charles Il. OFFER.
rail-, Of Rockingham county, on the issues
involved I'm the pending canvass. Captain
Henry a. Jordan, chairman OF the City
ConserYat '"c-Democratic Committee, called
the assem- age TO order and presided, Au.
gustine ROyal. Esq, acting as secretary.
Judge O'Ferrall being introduced TO the
audience, proceeded Immediately 10 put
himself en- rapport with it by delivering one
Of the most scholarly and chastc but withcr-
ing exposes OF Re&diuster measures and men
ever heard in the Free State. He was ap-
plauded 10 the echo. 1t j. lid that num-
Der OF the opposition were converted from
the error OF their ways, and expressed
their desire to be enrolled in future with the
friends OF good government and honesty.
The Amateur band furnished the music,
which was OF an enliYening sort and show
ed a marked Improvement. After the speak
ing, Judge 0'Ferral was escorted by the
Manchester committee to his quarters at the
st. Clair Hotel, in Richmond.
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PersennI and RrIefs.

General orders No. from headquarters
Of the First Brigade Virgioia volunteers Of
bcially announces the following staff aD-
p0intments j. A. Patterson, 81 Goochland,
mBjor aud assistant acknowledgement; j.
Pendleton Rogers, OF Richmond, major and
inspector-genersl; DR.. George Ben. John.
stOn, major and brigade-surgeon and
Courtand n. Smith, Of Alexandria, captain
and aide-de-camp.
DR.. Hoge, who Is now cn a visit 10 Sena.
Tor Randolph, Of New Jersey. has been sick
ever since his arrival there, not, however,
with an attack regarded as at all serious.
Judge Edmund Waddil has returned Ia
the city from the Montgomery White Sui
phuT Springs in improved health.
The Conservative clubs OF the city are
invited by the City Committee to take part
| In the grand ratification meeting to be held
here October 11tb, on which occasion II Is
hoped Daniel, Barbour, Mckinney, Senator
Johnston, and the Democratic members oi
Congress from this State will be present to
address the people.
The Allegheny Railroad Companyis doing
great deal OF work on the basin aud AT
their turnout foot Of CANDLES Hin.
Upon a memorandum furnished ffom The
Office Of the State Agricultural Society II
was yesterday stated that The great bicycle
race would occur October 2Stb. That was q
clerical error on the part Of the representa-
live OF the Society. The 18th was what be
meant. The. great bicycIe.race will there
fore take place on the 1S.h, and not on the
2Sib, OF October, as was stated officially "
but erIoneously yesterday.
For all sorts OF information reldtiVc to
registration, transfers, voting, &c, apply at
Conservative headquarters, American Hotel
building.
The workmen are making good speed
with the First Regiment armory.
There is a good crowd reported at the
White Sulphur Springs, aud il Is expected
that many persons coming into the state Tor
the purpose Of attending the Yorktown
Centennial celebration will avail Themselves
OF the opportunity 10 visit this famous re-
sort, aud at q season when the mountains
are robed in their most gorgeous Dolly
Warden cOsiUmery.
Visitors 10 the Centennial will also be
tempted by The cheap excursion rates to
vi,it the Natural Bridge and the Luray
CaYerDs-two OF the greatest wonders OF
this continent, and OF which our own peo-
pie have not hitherto had proper appre-
citation.
It is suggested that II would be O good
plan to have a small street-cleaniDg force
appointed for the month Of October, charged
with the special duty OF keeping Main and
Broad streets neatly swept The only or
ganization we have for such service would
not be able TO do this work in addition to
its regular employment on streets generally.
The Edward Powers before the Police
Cont OH Tuesday the 18Th instant Is not
Edward Powers formerly in the pOst-ofllce.
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AUCTION SALES mONDAY.

W. GOnDIv, s p. NJ, seven handsome lots Ia the
pan o. Mt. Erin.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, 8 II. NJ, small named
tenement No. All wtsi Cabell sreet.
GRUBBs q WILLIAMS. 81 T.. NJ. vacant lot on
The south Sd, OF JACKSON street near Adams.
T., Hf}IKINGER. High. Constable. lo4 A. 81. mr.
na8h, BQnors, cigar, eoaaiefs, lee-oox, COW,
heltr, &c.
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Briefs.-Mancheste Lodge, No. II, A.
+. aud A. NJ, has been in existence about
unety.nlne years. 1t proposes TO celebrate
lis centennial anniversary, when u shall
arrive, in due and proper form, and 10 ac-
cordance with the ussges OF the craft from
time immemorlal. No. IA Is live lodge in
All that pertains 10 Masonry 10 It's best ae-
ceptalion. IL took part in the reception
and entertainment OF It's distinguished bro
ther Gilbert Mottier, Marquis de Lafayette,
general in the American Revolutionary war,
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CITY CONsERvATIvE.D d. NOCRATIC
COuNTTTEE


RICHMOND, September II. 1881. )
This committee has established bureau
Of registration In the office OF American
Hotel, corner OF Main ana Twelfth streets.
DR.. II. p. Mayo and j. G.. Moss have been
selected to attend to the business OF this
department. All persons who wish trans
fers to or from the city, and from one
votingprecinct or ward 10 another in this
city, will please call on or address DR.. I.
p. Mayo, and the matter will receive
promp; attention.
This committee has agreed TO have a
grand ratification meeting and torchlight
demonstration on Tuesday night, October
11th. Daniel, Barbour, and Mckinney, and
other prominent elyatiye-DemocratS,
are expected to address the assemblage.
Details will be published as soon as ar
ranged by the subcommittee in whose
charge the matter is committed.
j. BELL BIGGER,
Chairman City Committee.
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Sabbath Services. The services to-day in
the several churches OF this city will be as
follows:
Presbyterian Chufch-Sermon by Rev.
Mr.. Reynolds, of the Baptist Church, morn
Ing and evening.
Methodist Episcopal Church South-Ser'
vice at the usual hours by Rev. b. +. Wood
ward, regular pastor.
Baptist Church (Rev. William Il. DereuX
pastor)-SerYice morning and night.
First African Baptist (ReY. A. Binga)-
Regular service at IL A. NJ. and at night.
Church, Seventh and Perry streets.
Meade Memorial Cburch-No regular SER
vice, the new rector, Rev. Mr. Allanson,
not having yet taken charge.
Swansboro' Baptist Church (head Of Hull
streetl-ReylYal services as usual.
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LOCAL MATTERS.


A RAlLRoAD.WRycKgR CIUGHT.-Durine
the past month the authorities and EN-
ployes OF the Richmond and Dauyilo Rail
road Company have been made aware thai
some miscreant was try ing 10 wreck The
trains running by Reidsyille, n. e. Seve
raj fortunate escapes were made by timely
discovery Of the distractions, or by then
displacement by the engine, but all attempts
to unearih the sutbor OF the mischief oI
fathom the motive OF his dinbOlical acts
proved abOriiye. Finally the services OF De
tectye Jack Wren, OF this city, were enlisted
and with three assistants be went TO work on
the case about week since. The most Of
the distractions, consisting OF feuce-raiis,
were found TO have been placed on the rails
in deep cut In a curveat the 1G7.mile pOsi,
two miles from ReidsYlle. There bad been
five attempts 10 wreck the fast-mail train,
and two to throw regular passenger trans
from the track. One OF these last-named
trains, having attached the private ear OF
Colonel Il. NJ. r. Talcott, general manager,
was only saved from wreck and q possible
loss Of life by the cautious rate OF speed
all trains were ordered 10 run In this lOclll-
ty. Detective Wren and bis assistants
watched day aud night about the scene OF
the former exploits for week, but no dis
turbance OF the rails occurred during that
time. Last Wednesday night, while they
were on watch. the then unknown miscfe-
ant placed a large log OF green pine outside u
the cut and beyond the view OF the watchers.
The succeeding morning Wren and his par
ty brought their work to a conclusion by
catching c0lored boy about eighteen years
old in the very act Of placing distractions.
He was captured, and gave the name Of
John II. Henderson. He was carried before
Justice w. G. Staples, OF Reidsyillc, and
committed for trial without bail.
Henderson, il appears, was cOw-tender
for DR.. Powell, residing near Reidsyille. III
is possible that he may have had grudge
against the railroad people for running
over and killing a co.'s tended by him,
and for the loss oi which he may
have been blamed by his employer.
Henderson himself said in court that he
put the rails on the track to see II the car
wheels would cut them in two. Tue neigh
borhood in which this diabolism was at
tempted is a bard one, and the anxiety OF
the railroad authorities to trace the source
OF the threatened danger, and ifpossble pul
stop TO It, is commeDdable not only In
them, but has resulted in the saving doubt
less OF lives that otherwise might have been
sacrificed. Detective Wien returned TO the
city yesterday.
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PROPOSALS..
TO CONTRACTORS.
RICHMOND AID ALLEcHASY 2 RAILRoAD,
oPEtST oF FSGfNEER or WATER POwgR.

RICHMOND AID ALLtGHAN1 Y AILAUNDif
OFFICE or ESGiNEER or WATER PO~ERs
R,es viii be received a. this 0lhee Ooin TUES
DAY september 2Olh, al . y. ~. snd 0ptned IN.
medlateS thers after Tor the C0NSTRlNtloN %
A STeNg DAM Across THE JAMES kiNtG
NJ l.ynehaurg, Va.
The wofk viii Involve about olo cubic yaris
more or less or SiOne masOnyy OF al cissses.
ESiim2ies. plans, specifications, sod 0AlA i2iisf
Of propossk s,all be fe4dy n RiehmoaG aud LYaeh >
barg september l3ih. -. -.
Annie suarAulee Will b. required ~i'h the oias
lhat lne contract with Ooud (surev s1sftc'pry ~
,he paiiroad Company 10 t20 OCo fog .he fa'nis
mfut " sane, will be sxecnl,d 1ioln zen dsys v'
a q award. Work Nest b. commences wisuln W
teen DAYS OF such award ile se proseca WIN snc
almost ylgor during The present e. aspD, soa re
xhOle work aust be completed b, Aasus = ioo%,
"'''''' ''''' REUBEN eHlRRFFEs.
EDTneer OF Wafef Power
RICHMOND, september 5, 1854. ~ eedsSeio
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SCHOONER AFRE AT CITY PONT.-The
steam-tug Oliver Bacon, Captain Chase, Of
Norfolk, came up the river Friday night
with five schooners from Hampton Roads.
Upon reaching City Point, Captain Greeley,
of the schooner d. Ii. Ingrabam, from
Rockland with a cargo Of lime. Informed
the captain Of the tug that he wished TO b..
LETT at that place, as the lime in the hold OF
his vessel was afre. This was accordingly
done. aud the Oliver Bacon proceeded on
her way up the river with the foui remain
ing schooners, arriving here early yester-
day morning. The Ingrsham's cargo Of
lime was consigned 10 Mr. X. Wendenburg,
OF this city.
This is the third time the schooner d. H..
Inprabam has been afre with Richmond
cargo Of lime aboard-twice before in port
here, and now at City Point.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-18

Police COut.-Two female citizens were
brought before the Police Court Saturday
and required to justify themselves before Il
for engaging in mutual scrmmage where
by there was danger OF loss OF modieum
Of that facial beauty with which nature had
adorned them, not to speak Of The almost
assured fOrcible removal OF the back hair OF
each contending amazon. The presiding
pub. func. continued the case till Monday,
and the paIties were allowed to depart on
their own recOgniZlnce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-18

The Sidecalks.- The city hands are now
engaged 10 general repairs on all the side
walks needing attention. In Manchester
especially sidewalks are very potent aids 10
agreeable locomotion. IL is the purpose OF
the City Engineer TO have them all ln order
by the commencement OF winter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-18

A GREAT CIRCUS CoM1NG.-lIr. w. c..
Crum, the general advance manager OF
w. C. Coup's "New United Monster
| Show" was in The city yesterday making
arrangements for their exhibition here on
! the 7lh OF October next. This is indeed a
monster organization, and 1t is said 10 be
| fully three times larger than ever, and is
combined with Farinis Great Paris Hippo
| dromc, which has n rSce-track forty feet
wide and nearly ball-mile round.
Mr. Crum arrived upon their No. ad-
yertising palace.car at the Chesapeake and
Ohio depot on Friday night last, and yes
terday his large corps OF attaches posted
their bills throughout the city. The adyer-
tisDg car IS eXcelently wellappOinted
Throughout. Its dimension is that OF the
largest size passenger railroad ears, but so
cleycrly arranged ~ 10 iGrnish ample room
| for the Headquarters, sleeping apartments,
and offices for twenty.fiy clerks, bill-post-
ers, and assistants. The outside Of the car
| IS handsomely embelIished with welEexe-
cued oilpainungs on canvas OF scenes In
the hippodfome and the circus and
laree.sized pictures OF Mr.. Coup. within
and at one eud OF the ear is large
but compact upright boiler for the purpose
Of making paste and furnishing bot water
for washing, etc; while throughout the rest
OF the car every available inch OF space is
utilized for the almost endles supply OF
bills, Autographs, cuts, and everything ap-
| pertaining to the business. Beneath lower
deck is built, to which doors open from
the outside and from the floor proper
Here Il stored ladders for bll-posting,
flour for PFC, baggage, and the
| like. In the centre OF the car Is
long Office, where the work OF prepar-
| ing the paper for posting is done. They
have fonts Of type for manipulating, and
| 1t IS wonderful to see with what rapidity
their experts can print upon the bills the
dates and places OF exhibition. One man
can make as many as one thousand impress
sions in seven or eight minutes. 1t Is,
altogether, an immense enterprise, and only
foresbadows the magnitude Of the circus
that Is 10 come.
Another superb adyanceclr, known as
Palace Car No. 2, will be here next week to
follow up the business Of advertising com
menced by Mr.. Crum and his party.
The circus is now IN New York city,
where It is doing a tremendous business.
The HlppodrOme is covered with one thou
sand yards OF Brussels carpet. When asked
about the forty-feet.wide track, Mr.. Crum
gives the assurance that the show will be
identicalIy the same as that now given In
New York city.
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MNNrRELs. Kuukel's Nightingale Min
strelv troupe will play at the Theatre on
"wednesday night next. Old George Kun
kel was once great tavorite here, aud this
is said to be the yeritable George,who comes
once more with his bnrnte6rk company 70
gain new lautels.
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HENRIc0 COUNTY COURT.-Judge New
man, Of Hanover, presided in tbis court
yesterday in the absence Of Judge Waddill,
who is still indisposed.
The grand jury found indictments against
the following parties: james II. Smith. for
selling liquor on Sunday, two cases; Henry
Boiling, same offence, Two cases; Thornton
Morton, for mlsdemeanor, two cases james
QuiD, Stephen Eddins, Jackson Harman,
and David Lytcbum, for felony.
The grand jury was discharged for the
term
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LADIES' BAZAAR Ass0uATION.-The la
dies Of the "BiZiar Associations" who
have been quietly working for their enter
prise during the summer, have made ar
rangements to occupy quite large space in
the new regimental arm0ry, which Is rapid
ly approaching completion, and will be
ready in time for the lndustrlal Exposition
planned by the First Virginia regiment, 10
commence the 18Th OF October. The ar
rangemeuts which have Just been completed
were made through Captains Spotswood
and Jones. These gentlemen, the ladies
say, have been extremely kind and accomm0-
dating, and have made every effort TO assist
the ladies by giving them full room for the
exhibition and sale OF their wares. They
in return promise to use their best ei-'
dsavOrs to make the place allotted to them
as attractive as possible, and will add great
~ no doubt 10 the briliancy OF the Expo
sition. The ladies will al,O have chsrge oil
the restaurant, and will secure the SER
vices of an experienced caterer, besides eX-
ercising q personal and constant superVi-
sion themselves. Success TO them.