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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-06-23
LAKEWOOD, N. r..

This favorite resort is now entering upon its
eighth season. and continues to hold its place
in the front rank of summer resorts, u bis, Il
Enough rooms have already been engaged at
the hotels and cottages to give assurance that
the coming season will be the most successful
" To % those Who seek rest without stagnation,
pleasure without excitement. the delight of
rural life withOut its ipconveniences, and .elie
charm of dwelling beside a large body of water.
Lat eweod recommends itself strongly to favor,
A more beautiful spot would be hard to- 1nd.
With its picturesque cottages surrounded by
trees; its velvet lawns sloping down to the
tells with their cool and shady verandas; and
the lake in the foreground, it presents Ipe1fect
picture Of rural ioyeliness
from the extensive view of the Lake and its.
surroundings, to be had from this vicinity. is
directly ON the line of the :. - @i'' n
Now York. Penn. & Ohio Railroad,
fFornaei4y A. u g. W. r. r. 80
On the southern Border OF Lake Ghautanqua.
and is not reached by. any other railway
The .n seE Esll5
through thIs beautiful and popular resort. and
all trains stop regularly at Lakewood Depot,
are instructed to give stop over checks On AL
through tickets, whet her reading good for stop
over @ on not. rms s s To oe ,s a. in
through cars aud when they are ready TO re-
sume their journey. they can Step right into one
PuLLMAM'S PALACE
DRAWING R0M o. SlGGplng GUdCneS,
- ANDao THROUGH TO fiiii-i =
Niagara Fails. Sarufo0a, -,
Nesc York or BOsIOn.
This cannot be done by any Other ronte. ~. 20
other road runs through cars or Palace Sleeping
Coaches to or through any place OH LAKE CHAU-
TAUQUA. sitf.. .:..5ati - iati -. J.t'ni = : =
The visitor at Chsutauqua who stops at Lake.
wood. is not cut of from the outside world. but
has the same railroad. postal and telegraph Ia
ciiities MS at home By leaving Cincinnati at
.: a0 p. NJ, you are landed at, Lakewood next
day in time for dinner; or. by leaving at f:W
+. NJ, you reach Lakewood next morning at
6:H. - .4.ia. d. .ffu
For Descriptive Pamphlets, Tickets to Lake
wood and return, and to Niagara Falls and re-
turn good for stOp-Over at Lakewood apply' ut
Offices of the Nesr fOrk. Pesnsyfu Mia & Ohio
Raiiroad "a. & 6. w. r. }. Also. at Offices
of connecting lines West and South. -
mTNVr1O are now ON sale. good for re-
llOA11N turn until September a0th.,
p p.COOPER. .s W.B.,SHATTUC. ,tl5
Genl Superintendent. Gen'l Passenger Ag't.
Cleveland, U. '--i Cleveland, %.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-06-23

New Dress Ginghams, Cambrics,
Lawns, Prints, &c. at the New STORE.
r "a N. CONVERSE & Son.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-06-23

Window Cornices, Picture Frames
and Room holdings, at F. 81. Stiles.
Never ask a Dyspeptic person what
he wants to eat, but let him take few
doses of BAxTER's MANDRAKE BIT
TIERS and his appetite will be'all right.
Price 25 cts. per bottle. ..-.
HENRY AND JOHNsON,s ARNICAAND
OIL LINIMENT is an external remedy
for Man and Beast. O I94 "
Throat affections and bronchial dis
eases are relieved Immediately by the
use of Downs ELIXIR. ai.sl -ni Vi
Sold by G. p. Reed, Druggist. -,
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A GOOD FARM
In the Cuyahoga Valley :.
TO r 8 "A LIE. q

O. es
TO r. 3 A L IE.no
TOFFER for sale my farm of l6l, ACRES. situa-.
RIVER: Tue % iand is S all tiiaeIe. Of ia ricS light
soil. easily titled; a. and & will grow any kind Of
fruit. There nc e IS eeoa cow eonss len. 81 Sank barn
81 feet long. with room 20 stable 80 cows and {
substantial anu in excellent condition. Il is
situated within three mites of Mantua Station.
and is conveniently located to schools and
For terms, apply on the premises to
! a+ -. - r.. b rCSIT-.
SHALERsvILLE. June 18th. 1881.
Administrators Sale of Real
'-' ''o- Estate. 30, "a
TN pursuance Of an order granted by The Pro-
bate Court Of Portage County, OHIO. win
Saturday, the 10th day Of July,
A. d. 1881, fe1 ..t.,s,. ..ss
between the hours Of one O'Clock and three
real estate: sitn % Viase of
Rasenna. County of Portage and state OF Ohio.
Rsf OF N
line of South Sycamore St. one hundred and
ninety- y-seven uSD feet south Of the north east
with north line or said lot /, 1fcet; thence south
parallel with the west line of Sycamore st. 80
leet; thence east parallel with said north line.
ming. Said premises being the ia.e residence
property of T. n. Jones, deceased. Appraised
at $500 CO.
TRRAs OF SALE.-Onc- third cash in hand one
third in enc year. and one-third in two years
from day of sale. with interest The deferred
payments to be secured by mortgage upon
premises sold. tri'l-H' II S"ft'- W f-'it'r =
Ravenna. o.. April 20, 1851 "a
Administrator of Ellen E. Cole, deceased. ~
n. W. PHELPS, Atty. 66S-sw ~ 15f L q
s,-# s5-,.al.... ...l ..a#4-saft --....s..-
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BY MRS. HENRY BKECHER.
Once on these fields and DER the glade.
Now bathed in shnshine's golden light,
grand old forest spread its shade
From vale TO hill tops lofty height.
And oft at close of day was heard
The hunters old familiar call,
And futter of some startled bird,
;Asdarkness brooded over all.
The Indian came, with stealthy tread.
And pccred across the cabin door;
q And on these hills the wild deer fed
-; Full sixty years ago or more. ...,
Ard later. when the giant trees
Gave place to fields of waving grain.
And song of bird and hpm OF bees
Made glad the tired heart and brain,
Tho old roof echoed " it'll the shout
OF children running to and fro,
And low of kline was heard without
But that was fifty years ago.
As from the oak the autumn leaves
Are scattered wide o'er all the land.
50. from the homestead's dropping caves,
Went forth this noisy, joyous band.
The world was wide. and life was young
And full OF promise. rich and rare;
And flowers by every wayside sprung.
Leaving their wealth Of fragrance ther Q.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-06-23

CEKETERY GATES open from sEvnx 4. T.
till KIeHr r. L.. until further notice.
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During the heavy storm on Thurs
day night of last week the brick resi-
dence of Willis Strickland, Esq., north
of this village was struck by lightning.
The fluid attacked the chimney, and
dividing one portion ran along the
ridge of the slate roof, ripping things
in its course and another passed down
the chimney to the stove and across
the room, burning the carpet in its
path. Considerable damage was done
but, fortunately, no one was seriously
injured.
The Rep.-Dem. and Republican have
published tables giving the population
of Portage County by townships and
villages, each stating thspopillation OF
Ravenna Village at 2,134. We have
twice shown that these figures are too
small by at least 1000, and yet there
has been shown no dispOsitlon to cor
rect the manifest error. Why is this
tA1O0S
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Mich, to spend most OF the Summer
visiting her brother, DIR. III. C. Cool
man, and family.
Amos Osborn, an old and we'll known
citizen of Paris, died quite suddenly
Of paralysis of the heart and brain, at
his residence in the north part of that
township, on Wednesday morning of
last week, aged about 72 years.
Mrs. Mary Her, of Wooster, Wayne
Co., a delegate from the Grand Temple
of Honor to the State Temperance Con-
ventien, at Vienna, Trumbull Co., is
visiting at her relatives, Mr.. Henry
6app, on Freedom Avenue, and will
remain several days.
Our young friend, c. A. Myers, OF
Mt. Union College. dropped in upon
rs on Saturday. He represents the in
stitution as being in a fiourishing con-
dition. and the students busily engaged
In making preparations for the coming
commencement exercises.
We call the attention of our Demo.
cratic friends to the call of the Com.
mittee for . County Convention to be
held in this village on Saturday. July
End, to choose delegates to represent
the County in the State Convention
to meet in Columbus July 18th. Let
this call be needed and every township
be represented.
Burglars paid Belding & Armstrong;
Drug Store a visit on Friday night
They gained access to the premises by
removing light of glass from a real
window, when they made for the
money drawer and stole therefrom 8.
or S. in coppers, which is the only
thing missed. The rascals assume
large risks for small gains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-16
THE EVENING BULLETIN.

Official Bulletin. Sept Is, 7p.m.-The Presi-
dent has passed a quiet day, sleeping little.
He has coughed occasionally, the expectoration
being less purulent. great variety of nour-
ishment has been taken without discomfort
He was placed upon the invalid chair and re-
NAMED forty-i minutes in a position a little
10 m to-day his temperature was $50, pulse
1O2, respiration 21.2,A the evening dressing.
6:3O I'm, the temperature was 1913, pulse 1O4
respiration 81.
THE DISPATCHTo MINISTER LOWELL.
The following was sent last night to Minister
Lowell, LondOn:-"The Presidents condition
does not appear to have undergone any material
change to-day all his symptoms continuing sub
stantialiy the same as yesterday except that the
expectoration of the right lung has been rather
less difficult and less profuse. He is still very
weak, and as this weakness is due to the condi-
ton OF the blood, while it continues grave anx-
lety must also continue. MACVEAGH."
What Septic Means.
DR.. BoYNTON EXPLAINS THE TERM-THE LUNG
TROUBLE IMPROVING.
Dr. B0yntOn In an interview YESTERDAY after
noon said he understood that the word septic
indicated an impure condition of the blood or
blood poisoning. In regard to how long it will
take the President to eliminate the blood poison
Ing, the doctor said that no estimate could be
made on that subject. 1t would depend on how
fast the patient made blood. Dr. Boynton said
he did not know how large the abscess supposed
to have formed on the President lung was. and
that there was no way by which it could be as
certalned TWO or more small assesses may
nave formed. The lung trouble. he thought,
nad been improving ever since the patient left
Washington.
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Sporting Matters.

EQUINE EXPLOITS AT BEACON PARK.
Forty thousand people assembled at Beacon
Park Yesterday to witness the grand stallion
race for $4,000, with 81 900 added if 2:151 is
beaten A strong east wind swept across the
track. Only three. stations started-Piedmont
at the pole, Santa Claus in the middle. and
WedgewOod on the outside. Just before the
start Piedmont sold as favOrite in the pools.
Four heats were trOtted, Santa Claus winning
the first. third and fourth, Piedmont taking sec
ond, and Wedgewood third in all the heats
Best time, 2:17$4. After the stallion race there
was purse of 81 600 offered for all PAGERS
Matte Hunter took the first, fourth and fifth
heats. Lucy winning the second and third Best
time, 2161a. John shepard's double team,
Millboy and Blondne made two unsuccessful
attempts to beat 223L, and Trnket beat her
record Of 2:171, making the first mile in PIG
and the second in 2:164.
THE FOOT RACE AT NEWPORT
IN the great amateur run yesterday afternoon,
on the polo grounds, at Newport, between l.. E..
Myers, champion amateur runner OF the world,
and Horace Halves, of San Francisco. distance
no yards, with handicap of Is wards, Halves
covered the distance. less his 10 yards start, in
u 80 seconds. Myers ran the full distance in
221s seconds. the best record in America.
THE COEEY ISLAND RACES.
AT COney Island yesterday. second race, one
and one-quarter miles, for three-year-olds and
upwards, Dwyer Bros Warield. Time. 2:10sI.
Ihlrd race, handicap sweepstakes, one and one
half miles, G. B. Bryson's Irish King. Time,
1884. Fourth race, handicap sweepstakes,
heats OF one and one-eighth miles, won by APP
plegate Bros Gabriel in two straight heats
Time, 1854, 1855. Fifth race, steeplechase
short course, Ingomar. Time, 5:25.
BASE BALL YESTERDAY
At Troy, N. Y: The game of base ball yester-
day between the Troy and Cleveland mines re-
suited in draw at the close of the twelfth in
ming and will be played off to-day The follow
ing is the score: Troys 6, Clevelands G. At
Providence, Providence IL. Detroits 8; at Wor-
cester, Worcesters z Buffalos g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-16

AT THE IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE CONVENTION
at Dublin yesterday, Mr.. Parnell presiding. about
one thousand delegates were present including
twenty-One members of Parliament, and num-
Der of priests. telegram was received from
the American branch Of the league exhortng
the delegates never to rest until landlordism is
abolished, not to pay rent, to hold back their
harvest, DC. Resolutions were adopted unani-
mously favoring national sef-government, con-
demning coercion. and pledgng the people anew
to the principles of the land league
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-16

there come in papers just received a rumor that
Mr.. Diechman. the ex-United States minister,
entered the Office Of the Secretary of Public
Instruction, Mr. Ricardo Becarra who was for
merly ex-minister of foreign affairs, and charged
him and the Colombian government with in
famous conduct in having forwarded to Wash
ington request for his Diechman's) recall.
Mr.. Becarra ordered Mr.. Diechman out of his
office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-16
BUILDERS SUPPLIES.

IMITATION STAINED GLASS.
This grand and beautiful invention fills a vacancy
long felt in the ornamentstion of common windows
glass; &C. and produces all the unique effects of the
real lead sash lines and colored glass in richly stained
glass windows For descriptive price list call send
postal. New designs just received. Directions for
applying given to every customer. Agency 939 stree,
n W. Refer by permission TO Church of the Incarnation
se2-lm* j. g. CULNERW ELL. Agt. for d. c.
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"A GoG A ERR BDP
A A @ "A RRR % D
A A eco 4 a Z Z Odd

We DESIRE in few and plain-spoken words to commu-
nlcate the position of already established house.
We have for the past three years been doing business
the southeast corner of It'll and D Streets wash B.
Williams building) We particularly wish to impress
our patrons and the public with the fact that the under
signed have since the opening of the
been sole owners and propretors but known and
Quoted under different name. Now, what we wish to
say is this that every dollars worth of Clothing sold
during that time has been of manufacture and
shall continue keeping the class of goods in our
new establishment. We do not say they are the best
made garments to be found anywhere and that we sci
cheaper than else, but do that there
none to excel in style and workmanship and no
able to sell lower.
We never exaggerate giving invariably each custo
mer the value of his purchase, and in every instance
return money where goods not satisfactory.
Our One Price System, which so strictly enforced
will be OF the principal features in conducting our
business.
We occupy the entire building Every floor fully one
hundred feet Deep stocked with attractive and varied
line Of good goods only in order to maintain excel
lent reputation sole manufacturers of high grade
Clothing for Mems, Youths Boys and Childrens wear
In our Tailoring Department constantly keep For
eign and Domestic productions
Thanking you most kindly for past patronage and
anticipating share in the future, are very respect
fully,
LIKES, BERWANGER & CO.,
STRICTLY ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS,
NO. 80 SEVENTH STREET.
S. KATZENSTEIN, MANAGER.
WE ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE TRANSACTION
OF BUSINESS. WE CORDIALLY EXTEND AN IN
VITATION TO ALL. 50
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ONLY TOMORROW you can buy at X. Gold
schmldS. No. So 9TH street northwest, fine por-
ceain cups and saucers soc. half doz., worth Sc;
New York plain goblets SOC. half doz. worth SOC.
horseshoe pickle dishes. &C., worth 15c.; fruit
engraved goblets CDc. half dOz., worth 81: 4-inch
COMFORTS ON stand, 15c. half doz., worth SOC;
covered butter dishes, 10c.; crystal glass bread
plates. 5c.. worth 55c. breakfast glass SETS con-
tanning pieces Soc, worth Soc; also great bar
gains I'm house furnishing goods of every descrip-
ton while charging my store.
HowsoN's Ice Cream, rich, pure, reliable, 81 .25
q gal.
GRAND OPENING tomorrow of THE IA
NOUS Shoe Store. 12S 18th street northwest Look
out for bargains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-16

GEO. +. TIMMS Co. although their new store is
far from being completed. will have their stock
on display Tomorrow, and will not refuse to sell
to any wishing to make purchases They an
nOunce no formal opening at present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-16

The MEMBERS OF THE CABINET and their
party, accompanied by ex-Secretary of State
VIM M. Evarts. all under charge of VIM. B.
Dlnsmore, president Of the Adams Express Co.,
arrived at the Crawford House, NH, yesterday
House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-16

A convention. composed of about sixty dele
gates from the various dairymen's associations
and creameries in Eastern Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and Delaware, met in Philadelphia yes
terday: plan for the organization of a board
OF trade was adopted.
Chas. A. Byrne, formerly of Truth, a New York
newspaper, was arrested Yesterday, charged by
JOSH Hart, as executor of his wife's estate. with
having, while superintendent Of the Dramatic
Neacs, embezzled sums Of money to the amount
Of els, 600.
The Hanover junction and Susquehanna rail-
road was sold at public sale yesterday in Lam
caster, Pa, for $4,000. The sale took place
under an order of court, and the road was
bought in by committee Of the bondholders.
DR.: ]. F: Abrams, practicing physician of
Newburg, ClermOnt county, Ohio, was shot and
it is supposed fatally wounded, on Wednesday
by Benz. Beatty. Supposed intimacy with
Beatty's wife the cause.
T. L. Patterson, who disappeared from Balti-
more about ten years ago, deserving his family.
and who it was announced year later had com,
mitted suicide in Este, Pa the BODY having
been, as it was thought thoroughly identified
has turned up in Wisconsin, and is to reioin his
family now in Wilmington.
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HowsoN's Ice Cream, rich. pure, reliable, 81 25
CITY AND DISTRICT.
AmuScmeDfs. &C. Tonight

Forfs Opera HOuse.-"ROOms for Rent"
National ThedtT.-Miss Jennie Lee as so"
Abaer's.-Temple's Vienna Ladies' Orchestra
Lhlcer concert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-16

The London Daily Telegraph's correspondent
reports that the government Of the Argentine
republic has sent an agent to the south of Russia
to invite Jews to emigrate to the Argentine re-
public
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HEMrLER says the eyesight is easily ruined

BURYs PIPsISSEwA cures all kidney and blad-
der diseases, gravel, female weakness, &c. Price,
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The Courts,

EQUITY COURT-Judqe Wyie.
Yesterday, Masonic Relief Association agt
Kondrup; fund ordered to be paid in registry
kearney agt. Kearney; amendment of bill
allo wed Purdy agt. Young; sale finally ra
titled. Ludwig agt. Scott; bill dismissed.
CRIMINAL COURT-J,ulge Coz.
To-day, Ellen Long, convicted Of assault; sen.
making false claim; gave bail. John Daley as.
sault; not guilty; James johnson, do; forfeiture
set aside and defendant discharged James
Little, petit larceny; forfeiture set aside. John
Braxton, assault; do, and defendant discharged
POLICE COURT Judge SneH
To-day, Harry F. Palmer forfeited collateral
JnO. Carter do. Frank Bowers do. Randall
COrbin, young white man. was charged with
being loud and bOisterOus on the street. Officer
kearney stated that he is a QUICKER for hotel,
and at the b. o. depot yesterday he was
making himself obnoxious by telling persons not
to go to certain hotels, because they were full
of vermin He was fined $5 or Is days in the
workhOuse. JnO. Evans and Thornton Brown,
loud and bOisterous; $5 or Is days EACH Jno.
Price, white boy, pleaded guilty to being a
suspicious person and having no fixed place of
residence and no visible means of support He
was sent down for 80 days. VIM. Holmes, do;
10 days. JAS Martin, cruelty to ANIMALS; con-
tinued on his personal bonds. Armistead
Waters. colored was charged with inflicting I'M
necessary cruelty on cow. Mai. King, Of the
s. P. c. A. stated that he caught this man
driving COW past the court house with q rope
tied to her head and fore foot and apparently
causing her great pain; a fine of IS OF Is DAYS
was imposed. JnO. s. Brown, was charged by
his neighbOr, 8. L. Emery, at Mt. Pleasant, with
having no down spout on his barn. The case
was continued on account of the absence of wit
nesSes.
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CITY ITEMS.
Hats for Fall. 1881.

Hats for Fall. 1881.
Gentlemen's new fall STYLES Silk Hats. Sc
New shapes Stiff Felt Derbys, s. to s.
Nice assortment Soft French Feits Sl.5o TO ~
The very best lone Dollar Hats" ever produced:
Now opening. Two Hundred Dozen Boys ana
childrens Hats for Dress and School, in the latest
New York styles at all prices, from SOC. TO SlSn.
at Lewis Popular One Price Store, Go sth ST.,
bet. and n
N. B,-Price plainly marked in each hat.
My Stock Of Rubber Garments
for gentlemen is the largest i'm Washington.
Gossamer Coats for So 81. S. and s.,
Heavy Coats for s.; 81. s. and S.
Talmas, Capes. Ponchos. Leggins, Blankets
Hats. &c.
My prices for these articles are as low as in any
city in the country. GEO. c. HESNING,
40 Seventh street.
Hard Soft Corus
Are speedily removed by use of Curcaline; one
25c. bottle viii do il. Stott & Cromwell. Is
If You Have
Any skin diseases or diseases of the hair
or scalp, any itching or diScolorations, sun
burns, freckleS. pimples. rough dry harsh skin,
you have in DIR. c. w. Benson's skin Cure sure,
perfect and elegant remedy. Sold by all drug
gists.
Brain and Nerve.
Wehs Health REVIEWER, greatest remedy on
earth Tor impotence. leanneSS. sexual debility,
&c. 81, at Druggists, $50 Pa. ave.
.sAlderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning.
and delivered in Il Id. Ward" prints 40c per
Ito: Also. cottage cheese. buttermk and sweet
milk &C. per ct. Cream. loo. pint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-16

JOHN III. MAGRUDER has changed his place of
business to the new building l4l7 two doors east
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In the matter Of the appeal OF the Standard
oil company from the settlement Of the state ac-
counting officers Of It's tax capital stock, ETC.,
bond was filed in the Dauphin county court this
company, for o. 2e1 ,06S, twice the amount Of the
tax levied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-16

RELIEF FOR THE MICHIGAN SCFFERERS-The
committee appointed at the meeting Of Michigan
men wednesday afternoon have gone to work
actively, securing funds for the relief of the
Michigan sufferers. Judge e. w. Kelghtley who
mas charge OF the collections from the Treasury
department, states that the amount alreadv n.
ceived IL about goo. Judge Harlan raised $500
from the clerks In the Pension Once yesterday.
and Mr.. w. d. Mack secured so nom the VA
departWent