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SPAIN.
Result OF Recent EleetiOnS-Indemhlty
for the AFan Sufferers.

NEw YORE, September IA Madrid
special Says; The Spanish Democrats ara
much elated at the return OF Montero Rios
and Salmeron, advanced Democrats, to the
Cores, Under thespecial clause Of acCumu.
htivs votes in the electoral law they oh.
tained more than l3,0C2 and l4,OOO votes
respectively in whole Spain. This increases
the number Of advanced democrats in the
Cortes just elected to sixteen, besides there
are four senators.
The Spanish government, backed by pub
lie opinion and the press intends to press
It's claims to indemnity for the Aran SUI
ierers, and most energetiCally and positive.
ly refuses to admit any analogy between
the Aran claims OH Frince and the French
claims on Spain in connection with the
civil war outrages The polite but firm at
titude Of the French Cabinet In this affair
Is u great irritation in Spain, In military
and political circles an active and anti
French policy finds numerous adherents.
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VOLUME XXX.--NuMBER 10.
FOREIGN ADVICE
In Regard to the Treatment Of the Pres.
IdenpA Case.

LONDON, September 2.-The Lqncet this
week says; We don't think the healing Of
President Garfeld's wound will be pro.
NOTED by probing to learn how far granu.
lation has proceeded, The most favorable
signs ars the fall of temperature to normal
and the frequency Of the pulse, This Is
thoroughly safe criterion of increased
strength and the subsiding Of blood poison,
and taken together with his improved power
OF digesting, sound sleep, mental clearness
and cheerfulneSs, affords good grounds for
hope Of recovery.
The case is striking Illustration Of tho
power OF good constitution to hold out
againstillness that would certainly have kill.
eda teebler person. Butanother falling in the
Presidents digestive power, or symptoms
OF blood poisoning, might any time balance
against him, and what we have hitherto
insisted upon so often we are bound to re-
peat, that President Garfield will not be
out Of danger until the wound is healed.
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ForeIra drain MARKET,

LIVERPOOL, September 2.-The leading
grain circular says More favorable wheat.
er has somewhat quicted the grain trade.
speculatos are disposed to realize profits,
while millsB hold of. Cargoes In all po.
sitions firmly held, but there is less inqui.
~ on spot. Since Tuesday, a fair business
was done In wheat at unchanged rites,
Corn on spot dull, while future delivery is
steady At tO.day's market the tone was
steady for wheat and demand limited at
unchanged rates; -four firm and quiet; corn
in better request and prices improved one
penny,
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TsOHce WIS favored yesterday with o
peasant CaIl from Mr.. A. W. Campbell,
IAo has Just returned from M extended
nip through Kansas, Colorado and other
Western States. Our readers have been
made conycrant with his observations in,
lal impressions Of the territory ho has
tnv'Ned, through II series Of letters con-
hOa'ed to the lNrElIiGENCER, in which,
la0ns other matters Of interest, he has
Instituted some comparisons between the
Fslect Of those who have decided to try
hfIf fortunes in the sections recently
'A'el by him, and the outlook
'hoSe who prefer to risk their fu.
NFe IN oIlCr and more settled com.
nu'l'''' fnm such comparisons, further
uRnaeI in conversation yesterday, we
"'Hthat his estimate Of the chances Of
@Ml''ns humanity in West Virginia Is
s0i iei az that placed by him on the aver
e'n'lleol iIlo~ who IRE tempted by the
ls,p lands aud shining promises Of the
%M~t a,,, With uSthc Scripturnl promise,
"~~F'Ha man Sowcth that shall lie
A'p nap stands some chance OF being
''''nel Oa' Judging from recent happen.
"sI meaIrIcnIlurl industry Of our West
u"%''oEFltitcns is too often brought to
S1Oy dfonth anil gnsslOppCrs to make
"4vOumglng Tor the husbandman there,
t'p Tue promising mining opportunities
-,..,' aE "fn monopoIi1ed 30 extensively by
,'pA'''' and experts, that inexperienced
SS,o'Ier' ss, hIimitcd means have n very
direction '''' ''''' ''''"' III '"'
"FaH this il what we gather from NIr.
," ',"p,N'' s'latcmcntSand forthese reasons,
n. wv, As Tor the additional reasons that
.es ''HInla needs the help Of enterpris.
%.@ %sipp0s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that
-. ",e'0'omcter isogain assuming very
@g,n a-p,a'n' andWnycnnorlike altitude, and
,s,t .' Sy'c l'Ncry little straw just now with
oa.a caS., 10 run an editorial brickyard, We
Svsal w.. 'oknow that lie llas come back to
81, S,,i snu will rrsumc business at the old
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, S@c new liquor law which is about to
S..,n .% V'l'cl III Indiana, the idea hitherto
A.s As'y maintained in such enaCtmerts
Ia, b,,lellnor seller is the sole criminal
MI. wa abandoned, and provision Is
p,,. " Imposing severe punishment
jn.. U''' who drink. Persons guilty Of
M '''oes' are to be fined for the hBt
s,S,' M Ncond oiIcnses, but for n third arc
D,., Imprisonment and iisirancllise.
b,1'd ,1' ana the @mc penalty is prescribed
, ,''eh who sell to jlruhkards.
,j. as might bacxpcctcd, there IL consider
INV ,,uc''m ". ot the new law in advance o.
E,.'G. WA. OF its working. The Chicagt
bm,i' .ol0@ il selling intoxicating liquor
ba.. ,'''y y, aSfimc, it is absurdly Unfair to le
Tbo,, ,,'' ,9''irtc It escape punishment
ve,, "T''' certainly he no selling II .het
N,i. Nv OnyerS and the man who asks o
te,.I., 'MIoonIst To sell him whisky
s.. ,''y' u. III all the legal aspects Of tn
,e,o.,',,' ",' accessory before the fact and a
h, ,PI''e in the crime. The Indian
Ut.' "O' quite perfect in this respect
"'D'E P0n''hes drinkers who becom
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ST. LouIs, September 2.-The Toledo,
Cincinnati 4 ST. louis Railroad Comp any
have broken up their office at Frankfort,
Ind, and established permanent head.
quarters in this city. General Manager
Craig and Superintendent Harris, Of the
Western DiyiSlon Chief Engineer Gurrls,
Auditor Springey and several other officers
Of the road will have their offices here.
General Manager Craig says the company
have 5000 men at work at different places
along the line Of road, and that 100 miles
Of road will be laid this month. The entire
line from Toledo to st Louis will be coin.
pleted by the end of the year.
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PENnRoKE, September 2.-Upwards Of
thirty families in the townships Of WILDER.
force, Stafford and Bromley have been rem.
dercd homeless by bush fires since Wednes.
day evening. Al are In great need Of aid,
many being without food. Their crops,
buildings, in fact everything they possessed
was swept away, \ shower Of raln In the
neighborhood 81 Kingston last evening was
not sufficient to extlngnisl the fires. The
smoke is still very thick, and river navlga.
ton is much interrupted,
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n, Taov,, trial before a District Com
ni,,,r d Chicago Mcthodists will bt
,'@bsI . rth good deal Of interest, noI
'DIy b, church organization of which
I..,pnmncnt member, but by all who
-. interested in evangelical christianity
i,,b,tnrrdrnomination they are classed
mtl,trnc,oithc Trinity,oftOtal depravi
r,adotctcrnaIpunishment, n and on which DR.
IEona, /. alleged to he at loose ends, arr
ebicts important enough to demand caln
spddpr,ton, and We are sorry to see The
r.lhgin with a show Of bud temper or
h,b sides.
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RtcnAtoSD, Va, September 2.-Thc
drought continues throughout the State.
It's effects are ruinous. In many Of the
counties the corn and tobacco crops are
burnt up. Streams have gone dry, stopping
the mills, and the farmers are put to great
labor in getting water for their stock. The
james river Is lower than for fifty years.
The tobacco crops and fall crops generally
may probably be complete failure. The
dust In the roads Is fearful. The situation
Is alarming
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THE HEROIC FIELD.
The Preparations Making for the York.
town Centennial.

town Centennial.
wAsriSoroS, September 2.-T'he York
town Congressional Commission and
Yorktown Centennial Association arc busy
preparing for ptopcr coinmemontlon. Of
the surrender Of Cornwallis. Historic
buildings dre being renovated and ncedful
new buildings being put up, On the part
Of the people Of Yorktown absolutely no
preparations are being made. a little
wooden slahty with the words "opern
house" over the entrance, nnd half dozen
or more board huts for dispensing Cool
lnger' have been TAILED up, and seem to
Have exhausted the enterprise OF the ma
tlves.
Engineers Bmxton and Webb, Of the
Chesapeake 4 Ohio HiltOal, met Colonel
Cnighill, United States Engineer, at York.
town Yesterday, aud went over the Erountl
will Il view Of lWating their branch road.
At present the only way reaching York.
town from here is by wayofuie York river
line steamers.
forly.eight engineer soldiers and fifty
enlisted men expected last evening TO lay
out the camps for the troops. Washing
toms army occupied the same grounds one
hundred years ngO, and MCClellan'E
soldiers early In the civil war.
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LONDON, September "A French official
telegram explains that Gen. coreard waa
intrusted with the task Of keeping clear the
road between Tunia and Hammond and
drawing off the Arabs, 80 as to facilitate the
occupation Of Hammond by the troops ar
riving from Serrarl, IIanny effected this
division, He retrograded 10 obtain sup.
plies Various accounts show the area Of
the disturbance Is increasing and reaches
from the frontier OF Morocco to the ex-
tremity Of Tunis 'rhe Arabs are concen-
tnting TO defend Kairouan.
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CoLvMBus, September 2.-The statc Fair
closed to-day, having been in point Of cx
hibition III ali departments, and in attend
ance Of visitors one Of the most successful
afTairs ever held in Ohio. 100000 person.
were on tho grounds to-day. The estimate
BY the Treasurer tonight Is that the re-
ccipts have been sufficient to pay all OK
penses and leave net BALANCE In thC
treasury Of about $4,000.
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Tucson, A, T, September 2,-Through
travel has been resumed, and trains from
the East and West arrive on time. The
late rains caused wonderful vegetable
growth on the plains and mountains. Santa
Catalina, north Of Tucson, Is covered with
vegetation from top to bottom, something
never before known.
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DErRoir, September 2.-The Michigan
Methodist Episcopal Conference, Bishop
Foster presiding, to-day adopted the follow.
ing:
TO Our Hoaoreci and Greatly BeIOued Pre'i.
DENT Greeting:
The Michigan Annual Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, In conference
assembled, send assurances Of their pro.
found sympathy und great honor and per-
sonal esteem. They will continue earnestly
To pray for the continued life and restora.
ton to health Of our dear President.
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LoSDoS, September "a Berlin CORES.
pondent says the conductors Of the Free
World, the new Russian newspaper pub.
lished for circulation in Russia, state that
an open advocacy Of their opinions Ia pro.
hibited, and they have abandoned Russia
for the free Boil Of Switzerland.
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gJnpt ha- advanced sharply
W, IL. no.r year almost doubling in
~ ", .,rr, one familiar with the facts
Sf,,, ' must. The supply Of this, us
81 r.,l llr woods. is being rapidly ex'
'A', ''n' 'aJ fgrcn, on hill land can do no
sis'a ,,.i", '' than to begin growing hard
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GALVESTON, september ga general
strike took place to-day among the laborinr
men, including tho longsllotemen, car.
dtiyers, laborers at the oil mills, cotton
pickets, etc. The demand oi the long
sllOfeinet alone was AcCeded 10. Large
crowds assembled on Market street, and at.
tempts to runthe street cars along the diff,
erent routes had to be abandoned. .
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LONDON, September 2.-An election to
I'll the vacancy in the House Of Commons,
caused by the death Of LAycock, Liberal,
resulted IN the return Of Lowther, Con.
sentative. LOwther, 1900; Tomline Libenl)
3,729 I.Owther, during his candidaturs,
declared strongly In favor Of "fair trade" :"
as opposed to free trade.
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nInma,I m, tbe PenInn..

LONDON, September Eight cartridges,
marked ~. s." have been discovered in u
bale Of cotton at tho Abbey Spinning Com
pany's works, near Oldham. It isbelieyed
that they were placed there with tho design
Of setting fire 10 the mill, As usual, Fenl.
an reports are current.
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srRAsBuRo September 2.-Thc Alsace
Lorraine Gdtdh says Tic Government
has expelled from Strasburg two workmen
suspected Of being connected with the Ger.
man Socialist leader, for the purpose Of
starting a socialist propaganda AlSace Lor-
| faine.
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TuRoSro, OSr, September 2.-lsew F,
Adams resigned the pastoratc Of the Lewis
Street Baptist Church, Riverside, n suburb
Of this city, as he does not believe In close
communion. lie belongs 10 Spurge0n's
college and intends To return to England.
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LONDON, September at Is stated that
Miss o'Bnen, noted in connection with her
letters to the London press concerning the
treatment Of steeruge passengers Oh the
transatlantic steamers, Is now travelling
as a steerage passenger in vessel crossing
the Atlantic,
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CMCINNATI, September 2,-The week has
been one oicontinued dry and hot weather
except heavy shower on Wednesday
The fact OF u drouth extending over a wide
section Of country is fully realized, and
though rain now seems imminent it can dc
nothing for corn, and very little for pOta'
toes and vegetablesgenerally. Business in
general does not yGl feel the effect, In
financial quarters there is not much actiVi-
ity. Bankers are Indifferent about urging
loans, and the demand is light, Discount
remains ut bad per cent, while loans on
Government collateral are freely made at
four per cent, Eastern exchange is mostly
at par. Between banks there has been some
transactions ut 25 cents per 81 900.
Groceries continue active. The dry
weather has not made any impression on
this tmde, and leading grOceH do not
look for any cheek in the business on this
account for the next four months.
Boots and shoes are more sensitive,
while there has been an excellent trade for
this time Of fthe year, dealers are receiving
some countermands Of orders, This is not
to such nm extent MS to cause uneasiness,
but shows that there is disposition to be
prudent.
Dry goods hayea good sale. but expect
some loss Of trade from the dry districts
A good jobbing trade in NIL kinds Of goods
is expected during this month, on account
OF the Exposition, which begins Septem-
Der 7th and continues till October Sth,
Business in tobacco llas been good, with
very satisfactory prices. Low water and
high ntcs have diminished the receipts.
Grain continues strong, Wheat and corn
are still advancing, Whisky remains active
md firm at 81 II.
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81. PETERSBURG, September 2.-Gt Is dc.
cided not 10 send Russian officers TO wit.
ness tie German Autumn inanOeuvers, be-
cause II was known, II L. said, that their
presence would not bo welcome.
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PHILADELPHIA, September U.-Thefallute
is announced Of Wolfe, Mayer 4 Co., man.
uiacturtr Of wooden clothing, North Third
street The assignment was made to Simon
Bachnach, The liabilities are estimated al
upwards oi s200,QOQ,
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CHArrASoouA, September 2. = Henry
lawson, negro, was hanged to-day for
criminal assault on white girl July 4th.
Fully 5000 persons witnessed the eScru.
tion. lie maintained a stolid Indifference
throughout,
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LoSDoS, September "A Paris CORES.
pondent says President Grsyy Is quite
ready TO offer Gambetta the premiership, but
he will not until Jules Ferry encounters 4
hostile vote In the Chamber Of Deputies.
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London Wooi SaIes.

t0SpoS, September 2.-Attlle wool sales
to-day 10000 bales from New South Wales,
Queensland, Victoria, New Zealand and
Tasmania were disposed Of. A fair spirit
was manifested. Prices unchanged
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NEw YoRE, September g,-The public
schools Of Jersey City win continue 10 be
closed another week, owingAo the intense
heat.
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MONTREAL, September 2.-The water In
tie OHowa river Ia 70 low that market
boats drawing four feet six inches have
much difficulty In passing from CaStillon
to Montreal
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rIFbtInr I'M t,orJ.

CoRx, September IA party en-.
PACED in raidlng for arms near Mil street
last night encountered the police patr6l, and
conflict ensuing farmers son named
IiCkie, was shot dead, and three other
raiders and policeman we're wounded.
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AT PITTSBURGH.

PrrrsDrRdn, September 2-!Tlie condi-
ton Of lrude llas not materially changed
from last week. All branches Of business
continue quite active for the season and
confidence In the future is expressed by
manufacturers on every hand.
Raw and manufactured iron is in brisk
demand, prices are stiff and full rates are
maintained The mills nre still running
night and day, with Orders two months
ahead IN
The fall trade In glass promises we'll
The window glass factories, which haye
been closed for the past two months for the
ustlal summer vacation, commenced Operl-
tions this week. The manufacturers gener.
ally look for u prosperous season, although
at present the orders are coming in little
behind Asrcgarls flint glass, the same
remarks will apply TO that branch OF trade
Petroleum has ruled active and excited,
prices iluGtuating between S0s and sol,
closing ilrmer to-day. Sales and resalcs
t,G4O,OOO barrels; shipments $4,000 bug
rels. 4
COnl strong on account Of tho continued
drouth. Large shipments are awaiting
sufficient water to be conveyed to lower
nnrta
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BALTIMORE, September 2.-During the
past week the stock market was very dull
and the volume Of business transacted was
very small and ut II decline. Generally
money WIS active and the rate advanced to
per cent on the hest classes Of Collatenls;
II good deal Of commercial paper was offer
ed ut the banks, giving evidence OF general
business revival,
The dry goods trade is active III q jobbing
way, and the amount Of business Is large
and Of u hGaltlfu character; dealers ex-
pGtt good fall trlde, though the failure
OF lNte crops may diminish the volume
now promised,
The grain market Is irregular, though
dealings, considerable much Of II, was made
to cover contracts made before the begin
ming Of August. Wheat ruled quite steady
until yesterday, when threat Of an in
crease in storage rates In tho Canton Cleva-
tors demOmlized the market, and prices
went off two and Il half cents from those OF
the preceding day,
The announcement to-day that the Balti-
more & Ohio RailOad COmpany's elevators
have ample room, and that another elevator
would be ready for use next Monday, had
the effect to partially restore confidence,
and tO.day's sales showed recovery Of
one:half cent per bushel over yesterdays
sales. Receipts for the week, GG0,1T
bushels sales, '4,ll0,774 bushels, and ex-
ports, 522, ,7G7 bushels.
There remains In stock in the elevators
l,l62, ,S5B bushels
The corn market has been unsettled
throughout the week, and the repeated re-
ceipt Of news Of the drought throughout
the country and the consequent short crop,
had only tho effect to further embarrass op.
erations. To-day the market showed u de-
cline Of three cents from the closing bids
of last Friday, the threatened increase In
storage rates having been Il factOr In pro-
ducing the decline. To-day the market
was dull md neglected and transactions
settled ut sixty.hinC cents for western
mixed, while the demand for options was
almost wholly nominal
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wiLKpBARRE, September 2,-CongreM.
man Hendrick B. Wight died this morn
Ing
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prices held up well at the close. Provi-
sions fuctuated some, but without particu-
lar excitement, and prices had strong up
ward tendency, more marked toward the
close.
Sales Of the week we're, for October, as
follows; Wheat, 81 92lal 20t; corn, 81 ia
B5Ic; oats, S7!aSSlc; pork, Sl7 S7!als 80;
lard, sll 32lall67!, Whisky dropped and
stayed ut 81 l6,
The receipts for the week five days
aggregate nearly 5000, 900 bushels, or nearly
double those Of the same period last year,
The supply Of grain does not appear to be
very scant when high prices are offered for
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The Markets.


,sB! BALTIMORE. n July 2.-virginia e's deferred,
!1; lo1; 90 consos. &A; do. second series, 40E: do.
past due coupons, s1a41; new ten-forties, IS bid
d,ina ,iBALIT1MoRE TsfoIs July @,Cotton Cot steaay.mid
do dod famT wes1ern @ saRsG e. go Sa ;; do extra 81 "a
brands, o.50ass$; Patapseo family. Is. Wheat,
closing steady-southern red. 1.2,a1.26k; do.
amber, 1.25al. %; No. 2 western winter red, spot
sna se%Sery S5aiy lss lai 5:toSeT aSsTast dai Sep
southern white, g: do: yellow. S; saa western
57a4.; September, 5saa5sa: steamer. 81. Oats
higher-westerD white. 45a44: do. mixed, 4Oa4I:
PENNSYLVANIA, 4sa43. Rye dull So Hay dull and
Maryland, l3.OOal600 Provisions firm with active
}o6bing h,t, trad trade demand-mess pork 1SOoais so.
packed, ~ and 10. Bacon-shoulders, 81: clear
rib sides, 10s4. Hams. l24a134 Lard-refined.
2A. Butter dull-western grass. r3a17. Eggs
naii-refined, *; Coffee firrn-Rio cargoes,
e. e. Whisky Viii quiet illxal Z: Freights to Liver
barrels; wheat. l0s, $50 bushels corn, I,5l5
ShpmensMwheat l Susres @ 6sSel fye @ eorm bushels si
bushels l,l a, Saies-wheat, 1S9s97 bushels; corn.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON
The following quotations were current in New
York to-day at 2:30 pm. as reported by H. H,
Dodge. of $50 18th street. by special wire:-
York Central ilsss; Lake shore. Ia; Michigan
s1; d do: r preferred, em 81; do do. seconds i@H;
Delaware. 1ackawanna and Western, l204: New
Jersey Central, 94hi Delaware and Hudson. 10SA;
Reading 5916: Northwestern. l234; do. preferred
and Pacific. 54a; do. preferred, so,:: onion
asG raec M To G M do nrefered ar Ilis St I,s and