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The Great Southern Remedy

"Brazos Chill Cure" when Is n
ranted Tor the cure Of Chills anu "ci
isa pssitive antidote Tor nalaiiA, ' "n
has no rival rs a tonic for OUlluihb
All emaciated system from SUN ara
matte causes, and 10 those Mny JnSo.
necessarily exposed 10 mlasIn"'IL 49, ia, nj.
ences, and arc attended WIN Wv Inc.
lowing symptoms, such as loss U' aPt
lite. aching Of the back anu JOINS
yerishness. severe headache, mum
ton to get about, low spirits sittP0y
ness. chilly sensations, and eFei apailv
hot, burning fever, when WA, nr IN.
terminate In bilious, rcmlllent " ,b.t
termlttent fever, we would 'HSs' ~ he
YOU keep supply on hand a. Isilg.
lin. and take dose three times uG"{
No other medicine IL nereSsH' y, "a in 10
very concentrated and poWeIIu,, ole.
effects in removing the p0l'o''o D',a eau
ments from the blood, aud no Snr me
appreciate this warning better 'n sno.fd
farmer. who IL more ~ less 'Afiolly
"a those atmospheric polsons' esP ,bsir
In ,he CaIl season, when gathering i.,bt,
crons I'm the midday snn, coo, IN IA
and heavy dews of morning l.o" ,ay,-
those malignant feyers are mos '',,rinenl
tant md M them wa would recouit,n,sI
Ia take a dose of "Bralos emu ',onld
every morning on rising, II they ns 70
avoid the danger OF mnch s snI sypense
saw nothing OF the time am ohnine or
saved in the end. No 'tiy.gcrIbe snd
arsenic. The physicians pres ',',i,t for
II. Ask YOU, u,IE ner bot.
II and taks no other. Price - P
tle. Prepared only nY q WILLIE,
waco, Teisi'
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The state summer schOol will open in
the halls OF tho Waco university Judy
9th, and close August 18TH Prot. II. I.
Morton, Of Tyler university formerly u
81. LOUIS Missouri, is appointed 10y the
governor and the state rs the PRINCIPAL
He will be- aided by such eminent edrt.
Gators AZ may be- needed ON special
points Of the great subject of tho host
modes Of toachuK aud guyrruir Y
schools hisnurmRl school is intended
especially to trniu he teachers for the
great work of teaching. The state by
the aid Of the Peabody fund pays the
tuition. and IN order to securr cheap
board for those who desire il, have
rendered the use Of the boarding hllla OF
Waco university. But let il bedistiuctly
understood that there IL NO connection
between the normal achool ind WncD
university, | have simply rendered the
state our hills to accommodate the
teachers Of Texas and 10 add interest tn
Waco We hope to SEQ 80 or 70 teachers,
male and female, here irom Central
Texas, and trust that Waco will make
their stay pleasant Il, c. BvKLEsoS.
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An Elegant STOCK.

While taking stroll through town
yesterday We luitclcd a hall hour or ~ In
the large and elegant store ot Is, nahcr,
Austin street. attracted by display OF
some new goods OF choice amt elegant
patterns aud styles. Fresh goods are con
stantly being received AT this store and
every new style ard novelty 3, ~ Icd
upon by It's New York correspond,
the moment they appear In the market.
The buyer OF nice things ~ i'll lind here
thousand attractions and am immense
stock from which to select, from u bolt OF
tape to the most U,uutitui silks, The best
and newest of every tning seems - Iu the
motto Of this popular store. We honestly
advise our readers vino may u, sire auy-
thing IN the line OF dry goods, that they
will consult their own lntuItst aud save
money by giving the large anu handsome
store of Il llab,ra call, MS every thing II
new and fresh and the prices OF the very
lowest. Ths stock OF summer standard
goods and summer novelties II very large
and varied and new and so attractive that
no one can visit the store Without being
attract, d TO buy, from the beauty OF the
goods and their iemal kahly low prices
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a Large Crowd Hnd Very
>uccessful Celebration.

Emancipation day, which IT. observed
with great spirit all over the United
States, was celebrated yesterday by the
Culured population with much pomp
aud ceremony and by great numbers
The affair had been well Rdver lsed for
great distance around, and great
number OF cOlored persons poured into
the city Sunday and yesterday morning
from all the adjacent towns which
swelled the numbers OF the local emRn-
clpAtionistS to Il very large crowd. prob
ably near four thousand all together A
car load came in from Tyler and large
numbers from COrsicauu and Hubbard,
while numbers were in from of the
other roads and some as far Az Houston
ou the south and Fort Worh north
wArd.I Beltou and other towns in that
direction were also represented. The
livery stables and private stables OF the
city were drained OF hacks, buggi =,
omnibus =, wagons, every vehicle imRgi-
naOle being seen conveying passengers
To and from the grounds, Fifth street
being throngsd nearly all day long, The
ceremonies were opened in the morning
by the firing OF anvils and the formation
OF IL procession, which moved OIL from
Clay and Fifth streets at about H.
hb IlOAfhHlbh wan p1fl hhlA l4llb
long, and consisted OF the tolluwing
order:
The Band.
Hubbard Rifle Company, in uniform,
sixteenth number.
Carriage containing the President and
other Office 8 OF Emancipation Club
Carriage obtaining the Finance Com.
mittee, five in number.
Carriage con aiming the Speakers OF the
day.
Gar representing the condition Of the
G0iored people on OF about the year
1861 aud composed of number Of
eOlored folks dressed in the old plan
tstiOn style. sinRingpattiug Jnba, aud
POI forming other antics supposed to
picture slave life in the old time
Vehicles, committing Of seven or eight
hacks, about eighteen buggies. and
twelve wagons.
People on horseback, about fifty OF
sixty in number.
Car representing the condition Of col
colored people in 1882, consisting OF
we'll dressed psrsOnA and childIengnd
singing to the music OF an organ.
Next miscellaneous crowd on foot
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and on horseback, arrived on the
grounds and order restored from the
confusion OF arrival the ceremonies con.
sisted Of the following Essay, by Mrs
l.. q, Jordan the teacher ~ Solnred
school m the city, aud spccchos hy Rev
w. Nj. Massey a culorcd rnstut ~ the
a y, and by Rev. l. q, Jordan, also n
colored pastor Both speeches, rs well
AZ essays, are said to have been very
creditablc efforts, Astounding in strong
points, sound, good sense, practical and
conservative III tone and excellent in
language and delivery. After the
speeches Il basket dinner was spread.
bountiful in supply and oi first class
quality. Many spreads were observed
IN which roHst chicken, boiled ham.
cakes nd libitum, fine pickles, canned
goods md other tirst.class eating were
co ious. After the dinner and rccrrA
ton, other speechea were made, and a
general promisCuuuE cui Nmcnt. "A la
picnic followed The argr crowd were
all well, and some, fin ly dressed. not %
calico dress was tu br seen on the
grounds, but neat lawns, pcrahlcs, and
oven silks aboundcd With the exec,
ton OF two little 4crimmHges, one be-
tween two females aud the other between
two men. arising from the heat or the
eNiberaut spirits ~ % crowd, the large
celebration wn- very orderly There
was very little drinking. almost uuur ut
all, and everywhere could be- seen the
influence of the intellectual aud ruhg.
louS element. Among Tho general en-
jOymGnts Of the day wns the singing Of
children on the platform, with organ nc.
Compartments aud Ntur uCat aud
a. g.. -
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The Hull bog Left.

The bull dog caught him boy the seat OF
his pants, drawCrs, and all a. the iratr pa.
tefiamiias In high glee yelled. stick To
hun, Tige,' away went the sea. OF the
pants, hut not 80 with the drawers which
The brute tugged ut In vain but tailed to
tear. The dog held on with the character.
istc of his bred, and us the Young man
to. sed kiss 10 Ills darling and glIrd
over the high plank fence he carried the
dog with him, to the CONSERVATION of the
old man lie Ind on pair OF C. H..
Clsncey's d0uhlr-scltel drawers, ami on
learning II the old man went rnd bought
= lot Of th-m. n IL. CanceN'-, M. 6l2
SeailI Main street, Dallas. besides q. lot at
siIiris'aRd underwear manufactured there
Attic very lowest pilccs.
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Compound Syrup OF SarsaparIIIa VII
IOdlde of Potassium.

The remedies in this preparation Az
ranked by the medical profession A lH'
most certain 81 alternatives and deplIr
lives, possessing the power OF remO'ab
from the blood those humors or pfllr
pies which disturb its purity, dlrcruas
them toward the nSturh excigWI!
channels, 1t Is employed with alIia
tage in chronic affections Of the Ala'
eruptivo and skin diseases, such So
Anthony's fire, orysipelas, plnmr'
pustulcs, blotchcs, bOils, tumor'' Nga
or salt rheum, scald-head, rlng-w'g,l,lm
ulcers and sores, chrome rheuOA'IsIi
syphilitic and mcrcurial disease ta'
generally for the various diseases A'T
Ing from impurities of the blood, Il,
1t forms a powerful Alternative io' ~ ~
renovation OF the blood and for tneI
toration Of tone and strength 70 /.
system when debilltatcd by dl .ts',
Ask your druggist for our make, u ~,
are In search OF n good blood pIl'" y,
and Alternative. Price 81 per botLy, " y,
six bottles for o.. Prepared by IuI ',,
and Willis, manufacturing cheu"N'
Waco, Texas.
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LecIede Hotel, ~. Ioni..

The recent change IN the proprietor ship
hss been followed by % marked improve
ment in all department, Ot the i.ecl,dc
With the best system OF drainage eIAnt,
the hotel now has new furniture and con-
iestedly the best entertainment, general
Tor many years ttvuri,e With the travel
INK public, at this time enjoys decided
boon aad well deserves il, popularity.
-OGlOllt
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THE CITY.

a new change IN business has lust
nccurcd,StophcnsUn,Tibhs 4 Steiner have
ing bought ont the establishment OF
llrarnc X Caruther,.
MIR. W. b 1ricc has lust gathered his
crop of honey, taking four hundred
pounds OF line honey. From one young
swarm. WHIT h WIS hved only six weeks
ago, he got sixty pounds.
AT the quarterly conference of the
NJ. Il church south, last might, the ques.
ton OF the liquidation OF the debt on
Waco FcWac college, various plans were
submitted, but M conclusion was ar-
rived nj.
Late last evening the hind end OF
buggy, consisting OF body aud wheels
WAS lying In the street lust across tue
Missouri Pacific, but the whereabouts OF
the iorewhccls, horse and driver could
not be asceltancd.
While Mr. j. l.. Anderson was driv-
ing out ON WIN street SUNDAY evening
accompanied by young lady, his horse
took fright when turning from Fifth
street into Dalton. AMI ran with terrible
speed throwing the buggy over and
throwing Mr.. Anderson aud I've young
lady ont, but fortunately without iniur-
Ing either The horse dragged the bug
~ on its aide about n hundred yards, tear
ing 1t to pieces. when the horesc wa'
caught In front OF the park
Yesterday being emancipation day til.
co'ored folks were out Ia tull force, hav
Ing good time. Buggis, carriages
spring-wagnn', and everything that run,
on wheels, was pressed into their ser ic
and they woke things up generally. Not
MtthstHnlIng the excitement Eaton mn
sued tile even tenor OF his way, sclin,
cheap groceries aud teas, coilecs an,
sugars are his sprcialtics Al goods sol
by Eaton arc guaranteed ~ represented o
money promptly refunded. Try him Al,
save money iOr rainy day.
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NoiIce TO Dnnrcr-.

rhe'proprietor OF DeFrancis garden de.
sires to announce that hereafter gentle
men who wish to dahcc will be charged
only twenty-five cents per afternoon or
evening, or S2.5O per month. These rates
do not apply wheie the garden Ia rented
for the day TO picnic or other parties.
This IL great reduction and viii be
gladly received. Nice retrcShmouts al.
ways on hand .--dtc
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All persons who have been notified
that their proper has been raised by
the board OF equalization are requested
to be present before the board GU Fri.
day, June 10th, II Tia y DIES re to show
cause why the said assessments shall
not be made final against them, BY or
der Of the board. y. W, BAKER,
Hl9lOtwlt, Clerk County Court
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Take the side door To the phunix saloon
Il Is olsn ever, lime YOU touch The knot
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waco, June - During my absence
in Europe DR.. w. II Cult,c will occupy
my uilicc aud take charge OF and ate al
TO all who may desire his services, and !
chc"rluIly recommend him to my patrons,
USl3dlW2tw i. 5, WILLIS.
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Grecnbuck convention.

The simultnu' Gus presence on our
streets on Saturday, about noon, OF
three or four prominent Rrccubuckers,
led to suepiClons TINT some occult green
back movement WAS IN foot aud II re-.
porter formed himself into a committee
OF one 10 ferret ont the matter A'tcrun
unavHiing search Of two hours 1t wnH
found that a real bona tide grecuback
McLennan county convention had been
held IN some obscure hail on Austin
street, and the proceedings Of the meet
ing IN part aBcertAiued. The cOnveu-
ton WAS Tor the purpose OF electlug del
egBtos to the grceuba k state cuuven-
ton which by cHll Of the chairmrn "
the greeuhack state executive committee
il to be held IN Fort Worth on June 2Sth
and 10Th proIimo. The ugubrluus in
dividuals OF the McLenEan county con
vention, twelve IN number, III couven-
ton assembled, proceeded to elect dele
/ gates just ~ gravcly ar II there IN my
such party us the RreenbHck party aud
the following gen lemcn were unanl-
mOualy elected pail bearers to the
coming Fort Worth funeral obsequees
Nj. A. r. Corning, o. this city, Mr.. Tom
Cox, OF Mngterayillc, Capt W Rccd, OF
Bold Springs, Capt j. II Pelham, from
the TehuncanH, md Mr.. kcllls. Others
were elected whose names could not hU
learned The dclcghte- 10 the county
convention after they had enacted til,
farce Of organization and election Oi
delegates quietly di-perscl to their sev.
erul homes. How Inherent tins tom
such meetings years hRo, when that
party with banners and drums marched
to and fro, pruClulmIuR emancipation Ia
poor, down troddcm MASSES, and prom
ised to make the county rich by new
| financial theories. A county convention
WAS held III our city and not u halt dozen
persons knew anything about Il
/
Rhgumutlsn upuruIyiu hygtrrlu fr.
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with The Thermometer ut
Ninety

In the shade. there is no place these
days like Peter de FIHncis grrdcn. where
cool shades cool refreshments, music and
dancing invite leisure hour. balloon
ascension every Sunday evening, Picnic
partic. get the grounds tree by seeing the
proprietor in advance,
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EruduaIIn. CIuss

The following oung ladies viii receive
diplomas from the Waco Female college
70 night. Miss Kate kiuuard, Miss Willie
King, Mis- Celia Vie, Mrs Lida Me
Gregor, Miss Fannie Wise, Miss l.idn
kirkpAlrick Gradnalu In MAthrmnlio.
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Electric Consumption Cure

Has undoubtedly the best rcputa.
tiou OF any medicine ior the Cue y
consumption that We have yet heed
able to find. It is prepared exprc''t
for consumption, amt those who AZ,
affected with "a deep seated cough y
long-standing. y few doscs give ln'
mediate relief, and II Kept up will II
feet n cure. II i very soothing to NJ
lungs and pleasant to take, One soc'
nights sleep, free from those drcaiia
paroXysms of coughing, j. worth mof
than the price Of u half dozen bottles
Ask your druggist for n bottle 4
once; price 80 cents and 81 per bottle
Prepared only by fucker 4 WlIIl'
Waco, Texas.
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Persons leaving waco Tor the summer can
have the EI ,NiSHu.'orwArdcd to them st the
rate Of " per month, postage included. when
arrangement, are made for greater time tLsn
a tortnlght the address viii be change AS often
a. Desired. Leave orders at our counting
room b,i,rc your Ierar are. II you want to
keen posted on hompin"ws
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Admission Soc Each Day.

Everybody is Cordially invited TO at
tend, 'as this will be the most brilliant al
iair ever gotu'n up'inthe state. 's''''7'''
Respectfully.
- VA. PETERSEN, Gen. Manager
II Brhrens, r. herkow, I. Loninger aud
A. iIOetman, Central COmnitte0.
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untcd.

We will pay the highest market price
tor hogs of any description from 10 10 100
head Apply AT market house.
Gl5lw PATTERSON Bios.
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Call nt r. Habrr's mud see the very
low pl-C.'s tu which lac has marked his
clothing You can buy u handsome
business suit for $1,000, never soldundcr
$3.50. Glltc
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Peace and Happiness Restored su,,

FF''Ou' H'b1UTtu Nghh
Baby Collie Drops" did II. vNl
has now become one of the hou.b \
indispenssblet, and during our m,r
years of experience We have t4,.
been able to hnd anything to gt.t
cedo 1t, for certainly 1t |. one Of d,
most speedy and sufo remedIp, IA,
in use, and yet ii Is a. hsrmle.. 4,
water if-its effect. No mother hayi1
used 1t will ever be without Ii anl5
There are nun and explicit direction
II the bottle. Ask your lrug,i,l
rice 20 cents per bottle Prepare
My by Packer Il Willis, Waco, Tex.
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Mr., ChaS H. Lcdnum went up to llicO
last night.
G. W white. OF the Water Works com.
pany, Ia in the city.
DR.. w. II, wilkes treated himself to "A
handsome new phr;On, yesterday.
Judge Gerald lett. Inst evening. for
trip to Moody and Comanche and Caw-
ford.
Rev. ) A. King was Installed AZ pastor
OF the Second street Irtsby terrain church,
on Sunday.
Mr.. A. = Bovn'On, OF Hamilton. lett on
last evenings unin Tor IL visit to Sher-
brook, Canada.
Miss Eva Lee Richcy, who has been Mt
college in Columbus. Tennessee, during
the past ten months, came home. Sunday
night, to spend the summer vacation,
kilograms received from New York
YESTERDAY. announce the safe arrival there
oi Misses Eagan, Schumacher and Peter
son, and doctors Willis and Clifton. The
party will sail Tor Europe tomorrow, on
the steamship "Ser\ ia
BHckacho IL aim, 1T immediately re-
lieved by wearing one Of Cartcr's Smart
Weed and BellHdonh Backache Plasters.
Try one and be free from pain. Price
% cents. Sold 10y Tucker n Willis,
Waco, Texas. go lw.
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Tho hest brands in the market at /. A.
Guldst,ln's -GlGtc.
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WACO EXAMINER
WACO. JUNE 20, 1882.


No per son connected with the tsAhiSEh es-
Enlistment Is authorized to make purchases
OF any Kind having the sane charged TO The
once, without an order IRON the businsss man
ager, c 81. Hubby. Merchants and Others
selling goods 70 employees, and expecting the
Examiner Publishing Company " ray 'he
same without al order as above sta ed will
do so At their own rish We sha Il soidrh 10y tins
announcement which is rendered necessary a-
sound business measure.
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GRAND BALL.

Gates will be closed nj II O'Clock p. m.
Visitors will please report at Volk. fest
Headquarters -COnCodis Hall. odd
Fellow BulldlnR-for rooms, etc. All
railroads In the state will Issue oxcur
sion tickets. Reasonable conveyance
to and from the grounds has been pro-
yiied. The best oi srd,r will he PIE
served on the groYnd.
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We Expected 81.

Quite large purity ot tair ones, com.
prisiug both married and single ladies,
came into town last week to hnvr u good
time with their iricrds during com
mencement week They took advan-
tnge OF the bright days to enjoy them
selves, and one Of their chietest pleas
urcs during their stay $50 admitted by
every one NJ the party, was "a visit to
the Fashion Ba2ar, oui Fifth rect,
from winch they carried many nice
article 10 their respective homes.
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Rose Cocoa Sasollps

a perfect hair dressing
moter of the growth of ths h. a. VI
other compound Possesses ths ,o'.,'
properties which so exactlv l pv,ulI u
various conditions OF the hnws "' " "
II softens the hair when hstl VA az
dry; IL sooth"s the lrrItatsI "a. ~
skin; 1t affords and produces th' ',III
est luster; removing all iav5.l
scurf, ETC., thereby making /, ". y
have assorted, without excentloa y
best article ever used for tLs L "ju' u
VIII only cost you II cents per h,,I
Prepared only by Tucker & Mt,
Waco, Texas. WIN
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rheumatism, neuralgia, hystcria, fe-
male weakness, etc, promptly cured
with Browns Iron Bittors. Sold by
Tucker X Willis, Waco, Texas G20-lw.
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:, FIRE WORKS.

REVOLVING Baltrrle, GslopsIe Of Serpents
Flying Eagle, SKY Rockets,
ROmsn Candles, Bengal
Lights, Balloons, etr. TO
Conclude with
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SECOND DAY.

Brass Band Parade from . ill II O'Clock.
AT II O'Clock. "A. M. Glass Ball Shooting
(Sweepstakes) under the rules oi
the Waco Gun Club.
Concert from } to 4 O'Clock, p. m.
AT o'clock, ?. III. foot race, CREASED
pole, etc.
At q O'Clock, p. m, d.ncIng On two plat
forms.
AT s O'Clock, y. M, Ts0leaux.
/. Ladies' BANG et.
4. Battle of Monmouth.
g. Goddess OF Liberty welcoming Ger.
mania.
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EtraNCII'A ALTON DAN.

TIC peoples clo.nicr, Sanger Eros
elsie
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GRAND BALL

Until Il O'Clock, p, IN.
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III DIVISION.

At II o'clock arrival of procession
on the grounds. Opening address by
the President, DR.. II. Behreus
Awarding ofpriles by the judges for
the best wagon and best decorated
stand. At o'clock, p. ~,
The Evening critic., 1882-06-28

BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, President
CHAs. q. GLOVER, Of Riggs q Co., Vice Presl-