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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
GRAVE ROBBERS CONVICTED.
THREE MEDICAL MEN ARRESTED.


PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 15.-Frdncis McNamee,
Henry Pile5 Robert Chew and Levi Chew were
srraignei this morning the charge OF desc
Grating graves in Lebanon Cemetery. McNamee and Pll-
let pleading guilty. The two Chews pleaded not guilty.
aud were put upon trial Louis y. MeCargee. city ed Tor
TIE IreSS, described the manner in which he ana sew
eral reporters on tat journal discovered the systematic
and Wholesale robbery oil graves, now they watched the
body snatcEers for cicht months and hndy arrested
them at night a. they werc driving wagon from tue
cemetery with stolen bodies The jury after bcf
delIDcritOn, rendered vcrCict O. gully.
Upon announcement or the VtrliCt, McNaInee asked
pcrulas make breast OF his connection with
repeating his previous confess lie tted tnat he
vas engaged By DTs. EOrb BcuIam and Lehman 10 DO
tue WORK. and thar toe doctors knew that the bodies
were oakcu from LebsnOn Cemetery.
James 5OWscr Ohcuf the trustees OF Lebanon Gene
terry. appeared before Magistrate this morning ard
made aIidayt charging Or. william :. Hotb - demon
sraOr Oi anatomy Jefferson ledcll College, aud MS
assistan y, Dra l. AInGn aud Bcnham vi c0usp!rcy
wth NcSamcc ana Ctntrs TO dcs crate graves IN that
cemetery ira. os bes and Lehman were held IN $4,000
Dill each to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
TIE IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE.
RESOLUTIONS PR POSED BY PAENEIL AND ADOPTED
BY TUE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE.

RESOLUTIONS PR POSED BY PAINELL AND ADOPTED
BY TUE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE.
DUBLIN, Dec. ia meeting of the Organizing
Committeo 0 thc Irish National League was held
here to-day. Among those present were Mr. Par
nell, who presided; Sir Patrick }ricn, and Msssrs.
Leamy ilealy AID r. d. Sullivan. 1t was
nouuced that the receipts mp to the present time
amour eli t. cs2G Mr. Harrington the secretary
of the committee, real report stating that of5250
branches of the LEAGUE which had boon formed, 10
had forwarded subscriptions. The proposal TO
merge the Home Rule Association, with its funds
of goo, in the National League was accepted. 1t
was received to form a central branch, of which
the officers OF tle various local branches would be
ex-Ofcio members.
Mr.. ParnoH proposed several resolutions, which
were adopted. The resolutions condemn the de-
c.son OF the GOvcrnmcn TO alleviate the existing
distress in Ireland by Of p0or-houses, instead
Of by public work enterprises as insulting TO the
Irish people; declare that in the recent utterances
of Lord Derby, favoring emigration from Ireland,
the committee discens an intention to starye tho
poorer inhabitants out of the country and TO revive
the worst traditions Of 1916; affirm that II public
works enterprises not a6 once rcsored to, 1t IS
the opi ion Of the committee that system of out
door relief ought to be started; and recommend
tha' a bill amending the Land Act including pro-
visions for lab0TeTs, De- drafted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
TELEGRAPHIC N0IES.
AN OLD MAN DROWNED

AN OLD MAN DROWNED.
CHESTER Penn, ID e. 15.-WIliam Hall, age
sixty OF Chester drowned in Ridley Greek last
night.
KILLED BY FALL WHILE SKATING.
ALLENTOwN, Penn, Dec. l0.-A yOuIG son of the
Rev GaTduer OF this city fell and was Instantly Killed
this while skating. His head struck stone
A PROFESs0RSHIP ACCEPTED. 80
ANDOvER, Mass. Dec l5.-f. i: W0odrtlfi nos
sguued ms acceptance OF the proessorship Oh uo r7"
Testament Exegesis the AndOvor lhoD0go3i 9eh"1'
THE NEwJGRsEY SANITARY ASSOCIATION.
Tn. NToN n j. Dee. I5.-The Sanitary As-ocla-
ton OF the state closed s session ts sven
elected Tor NO en- SeaI
President J. G. Bayles VicepTeAdents, trahAhh NIaht am
I'D En r.cotding seeretary Henry Mltcho SorcSpoAu
ir secretary j. Madison watson treasurer n n Ns"Ion
A DIAMOND DEALER ARRESTED; A.
pIuI .orTPHIA Dec 10.-o Grrenwald, q dla-
nond saer who recently confessed Judgment In favor OF
Nors Vossnerr CO. anl sold out Dy the Shern, was
alesii as tive from justice rOm New hOTk anu
A. ti in 81 300 bail rho suit was brought Dy j. iesA uia
maud sa.r In York who had sold stock To Greenwald
JUDGMENTS IN FAVOR OF RECElVER
BUFFAL0, Dec. l5.-Judgment was entered IN tlle
Conn,y Office to-day FAVOR OF Elisha smith re
National Bank OF Bunao against Charlcs
sear and r. Lee The amount OF the Judgment IS
so62i 80 together with costs Another an iayos
~ he Charles c. sears FOR So3o9 % was
also entsrsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
ALuSHOUSE OFFICIALS ON TRIAL.

GOSHEN, n. Y, Dec. 15.-The charges
against the saperintendcDs OF the O.angC County Aims
house and Insane Asylum are under investigation
by the Committee OF the Board of Supervisors. One
charge is that james Mann, cootcl man. who Occahe
an inmate OF TIC institution IN June last ana died
shory thereafter, treated nhumanly wAile there
W. II. Davcy is superintendent OF the Insane Asylum
Department and G. c. NeOer the keeper Of tue poor
house. There seemed T. he eumiiy existing between
them Davey 10 IA said, preferred the charges against
Weber fOr The purpose OF securing his removal Several
Witnesses nave already been examined Gnc evidence
far taken shows that Mann was bO;h Insane and
plrayilC When taken To tlc county hOIse. Evidence
Was also auducrd which showed that Mann given
every attention pOs6lOio under the circumstances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
MELVILLE AND DANENHoWER.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-When the jean
nette Board met this morning the JudgeAdvocae an
nounced that the Court had decided to admit Leuten-
ant Wainwright to represent Lieutenant DanenhoWer
The examination OF Mr. Newcomb by the Court included
the following questions and answers
Odd Melville steer the boat hlmaen before Mr..
Danenhower took the helm in the gale Of September H.
or did one OF the seamon her before that time
A.-Mr. Melville may have taken tho helm for brief
period. but the duty mostly performed by seaman
Q.-DlG you understand that Melville gave the com
mand of the boat TO DanenhOwer during the gale
Continued Third Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
ARRIVAL OF WEsTGATE IN ENGLAND.

PLYMOUTH, Dec. 15.-The steamer Nile, from
Kingston Jamaica, having board Westgac, the self
accused participant in tho murder OF Lord Frederick
Cavendsh and Under5ecretary Burke has arrived mere
Westgae in charge Of detectives equently started
py steamer for Dublin The passengers the Nile con-
slider Westeatc lunatic.
The Nile experienced such terrible weather last Mon
day that the vessel given up for lost The boats
were carried away and tine water Hooded the engine
room cxtiuguishing the lower fires. The passengers
were panic stricken and heartrendng scenes were Wiz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
TOPICS IN THE DOMINION.

OTTAWA, Dec. 15-Dr. Virgins has received
letter from the Secretary Of State Of Great Britain
stating that he has laid before Lord Commissioners OF
the Admiralty his letter announcing his prediction OF
crcat storm on March and H. DR. Virgins has received
letters from all parts OF the United states making
ires recarans the storm, its direction, nature, etc.
KIycsroS ont, Dee. l5.-rhe Medical College trouble
bas been sctted No more female students WIN De al
mitted to college, but those now heAu'ns VIII DC
allowed TO hnisa the course.
MONTREAL Dec l5-Mr. Vennor predicts q tempera-
,e of 2oo below zero here on Sunday or Monday next
A cold wave is expected rom Manitoba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.

BosToX, Dec. 15.-The Civil Service Reform
Association Of the Vth Congressional District was formed
to-day. Among those present were \. 7. Morse, William
Endicott. Henry j. Wells, James A. Fox, John 4.
Andrew President Eliot OF Harvard, and the Rev L. W.
Ellis. The officers elected follows: President.
William Endc0t, r ten vice presidents including Pres
ident Eliot and Charles Theodore Russell, lrst aud sec
secretary George H. Rythcr; treasurer, George g.
Wright, and Executive Committee of thirty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
sERRANos PROGRAMME ABANDONED.

MADRID, Dec. 15.-At the sitting of the
Congress Yesterday sor Ryas, of the leading sup
norers OF Marshal 5errano made the unexpected deca-
ration that all the members of the Dynastc Lett wond
accent the Constitution of 1876, and If called 10 power
uId reform It in liberal the lines OF the Con-
st,,ption Of 500 but without constituent periods.
This is a complete abandonment OF MarsAal oerrapoS
ieinaI nrogrnmme OF which the Constitution OF 1859
~ sbe LEADING feature The declaration caused tLe
sreatest excitcmenr IN the Chamber II s practically
- nroSraInme defended by SenOr sagasta the Prime
Niuister in the Senate last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
STEAMBOAT And EUILDINGs BURNED

SHREVEPORT, La, Dec. i5.-The steamboat
Kate Kinney took fire in the bayou at the ferry-landing
to-day. The and cargo total loss. The boat
was valued at $4,000, and insured or $4,000 IN
Cincinnati companies. Her cargo consisted OF 1000
bales Of cotton, u cake ana OtDer ight which Is
prODabiy insured. No lives are lost. 50 far rs Known
The fire burning sea 1cr spread To the Dulld
Jugs al tcnu being driven by hsh wind. Tho loss Is
about II 200 Seye<al buildings near the ferryand
IN vP plpsfr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
INCIDENTS IN THE AGITATION.

DUBLIN, Dec 15.-At the Munster Asslzes
today the ury after dehberatng an hour and half,
failed to agree upon verdict in the ease of the murder
Of the farmer Thomas Browne, who was shot dead, on
October 3 last near his house in Castle Island
The Official Gazette publishes an order directing the
forfoure of all copies OF The irish World OF December
or tuc reasoD "a the order states, that they contain
mater lncug to acts of violence ana intimidation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
TWO COMPANIES INCORPORATED.

ALBANY Dec 15.-lhe following companies
were incorporated today The Muluplex Telegraph
Company, Of New-York capital Sl00o000, and the
Now-York, Richheld Springs and CoOperstown Railway
Company, capital S600OO00 The road is TO begin at or
Fort Plain. and to run in southwesery direction
To RichDed Sprlngs, with a branch TO CooperstOwn,
through counties OF Montgomery, Hcrimer and o.
500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
rvc1AyD EGYPT AND THE sOUDAN.

LONDON, Dec. 15.-General Sir Evelyn
Wood has started for Egypt 10 take command OF the
Khedyc's new army.
CAIRO, Dec 15-Up to this time 500 prisoners charged
with incendarlsm and massacres at Alexandria nave
bcen released owing to insufficient evidence
thousand troops have just started for the soudan
More vii follow shortly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
4 BROTHER AND TTO SISTERS KILLED.

ALTOONA Penn, Dec. 15.-Parks Lermine
and his two ssters Flora and Alice, killed on the
railway last might at Upton station, two miles east OF
this city They returning home from prayer
meeting and were walking on the track. They stepped
OF the track TO avoid passing train ana IN dong 30
were run down by engine ON tue other track. Ihey
were ali Young aud unmarried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
MURDERERS HANGED.

MANSFIELD, La, Dec. 15.-Peter Thomas,
colored was hanged to-day in the of 1000 peo
pie the murder OF Richard Bright also cOlOred
COLUMBUS Ga, Dec l5-JOhn Redd, a negro, was
hanged Scale, Ala, to-day for the murder OF Lucy
Lee. young colored woman, in September 1881. The
execution was private Redd confessed the crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE sI1ITAN MENTALLY DERANGED.

LONDON, Dec. 15.-Ihe Standards corrc-
spondent at Constlntinople says that the mental de-
rangement OF the Sultan Is becoming more aPpareut
daily.
CoNsrANTISoPLE, Dec. 15.-Seditlous proclamatons
have been posted in the OF this city Several
persons have been arr sted In connection herewith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
nnREIGN NOTES.

LosDOS. Friday, Dec. 15 1882.
watch r,anniaetory In Belfast was destroyed by fire
to-day Four employees pershcu'
Ths funersl the late william Gangnani TOOK place
,odov in p1- There was large number OF influential
people IN attendance.
me Daty yeus SAYS that before Parliament reassem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16

Service RECOMMENDATION l want to keep man in,"
was the reply .,4
In response TO an inquiry by the correspondent,
Representative JadwIn admitted that the conver-
sation between himself ard Mr.. Hatton had been re-
ported with substantial accuracy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
GENERAL LWASHINGTON NEWS

WORK BEFORE THE HOUSE AND SENATE.
syvAroR MILLER ON THE CIVIL SERVICE REFORM
BuI,-PRospEcrs OF CHEAP PosTAGE-REPhh-
SENTATIVE ALIENS SUCCESSOR.
Senator Miller concluded his speech yes'er-
,ay in favor of the Civil Service Reform olii'
,fter having made a strong argument. Inc
ponubliean Senators will hold a caucus meeting
his morning to consider the bill. General
debate in thc House on the Post Office
bin was closed yesterday. The mo-
rrats in the House yesterday made no ehort 10
prevent Dr. Mclean from taking his seat as
the successor of Thomas Allen, from the hu
Missouri District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16

LEwIsTOwN. Penn, Dec. 15.--Two miners name
Shepherd and Levi found dead yesterday at Junla
sand es three miles OF tns town, under ten tons
sau
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-10-03

Mr.. r. b Post, of New Orleans is in the
city.
Mrs 5. G. Rippey has been quite sick in
New York
Miss Mary Lewis this morning returned
from visit to Lloyds
-Mr. l.. NJ Gamble, of Mariana, spent few
days in Tallahassee last week
Mr.. ID. B. MegInnss, Jr., yesterday returned
from New York, where lie purchased his fall and
winter stock
Mrs E. W. Meany, who has been spending
some time with friends in this city, left on Fri
day for Gainesville
Miss Jennie Tatum DEPARTED on Saturday
for Nashville, Tenn, where she goes to complete
her course Of studies in the Nashville Univer-
sity
Mrs. J. T Magbee and Miss Amelia Munro
left last Saturday for Newman, Georgia Miss
Munro will enter the Female College in that
city
Nh NJ H. Waring, Tax Collector of Mad
son county, during visit TO the Capital last
week made a pleasant call at the FI.ORIDIAN
office
Captain B. VI. Burroughs, State Timber
-A1Si' "iii "S ah tNtehttl tT "n The Gun coast
lad le" DAYS lussle with the dengne lever, but
ne came OUT VICTOR and last Friday returned To
The Capital
Mrs Lamp has gone North 10 buy furniture
l"r me New 81 James Hotel, now nearing com
peiion She will also purchase a fall stock of
millinery goodk
Judge ID. ) Walker and Col J. A Hender-
son, State Attorney, are this week holding the
all Term OF inc Circuit Court OF Franklin county,
n Apalachlcnla.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-10-03

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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-10-03
Commissioners Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE COUNTY
ID Court in and for Leon county, State of Florida
on the second day of October, A. ID. lss9 / will
offer for SALE to the highest bidder for cash. on the
court house square in the City of Tallahassee Flo
rlda, on the first Monday of November next, being
the sixth day of said month"; the following described
lands belonging to the estate of John ID. Branch
deceased, for payment of the debts of the said
estate. tO-wit: The SEX of Section 81 the SEX
and SW14 of Section ~ and the VIZ of the SW1z
of Section sail in Township , Range 2 North
and East. Also the NE4 and the SEll aud the
~ of the SW14 of Section g. Township L. Range =
North and East; and the NWl4 aud the NEl4 and
the SE1< and the EIz of the SW14, and the SW1.
Of the SW14 of Section 5, Township /, Range 2
North and East; and the NWil, and the W. of
the SWl4 of Section 4, Township /, Range =, North
and East-containing in all eighteen hundred acres
more or less.
Also
The NWI@ of the SW4 of Section ), Township l,
Range ,, North and East and the VIZ of the NEl4I
and the NW74 of the SEA and the E1l of the SW4
OF the SEh of Section 4 and the NEA of Section
3, in Township /, Range ,, North and East and
the SEA of Section "a, and the NE14 of the NW4
and the Wa of the Mex of Section n, in Town
ship 2 Range =, North and East and the SW14 of
the SW14 of Section IS, in Township ,, ange >
North and East. All in Leon county State OF Flo
rida. Purchaser to pay for titles
A. MOSELEY,
Oct. 3, lSS2-5w Commissioner.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-10-03

The Governors Guards held a meeting last
Friday night to consider the matter of contesting
for the tempting prizes to be awarded by the
Middle Florida Agricultural and Mechanical As
sociation, al their Fifth Annual Fair, to be held
in this city next January Their deliberations
resulted in a determination IN make two entries
for the military prizes. The company will enter
for The infantry drill, and squad will be selected
to man the twelve-pound brass howitzer, drill in
artillery practice, and enter for The prize in that
department
A number of companies will doubtless enter
the contest for the liberal prizes offered in The
military department, but if the Governor S
Guards enter heartily into the work of preparing
for the occasion, we feel satisfied that they will
have no reason 10 fear the result
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-10-03

All banks, &C. shall pay license tax of fifty dol
lars but dealers In exchange only shall pay IL
cense tax of twelve dollars and fftV cents
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-10-03
Notice of Election for Issue of
New Bonds.

WHEREAS The Grand Jury of Leon County, at
the Spring Term of Leon Circuit Court, A. D. 1882,
recommended that the County ommissioners sub
init to the voters of this county at the next Cen
eral Election, the question of issuing New Bonds
under the Act Of the Legislature approved March
2 A. d. 1877, for funding the outstanding indebted
ness Of the county at rate of interest not ex-
coed six per centum per annum Aud, Whereas. The
County Commissioners deem il wise and expedient
so to do-TherefOre,
b ureso1Ved by Tie County Commissioner Of Leon
County, That there shall be issued by the County of
Leon New Bonds to an amount not to exceed in
the aggregate Seventy Three Thousand Dollars
V7S,OOO) for the purpose of funding the outstand-
ing Indebtedness OF the county.
Re~oIeed further, That said New Bonds shall bear
interest at the rate of six per centum per annum,
payable annually, on the first day OF February at
the office of the Treasurer of Leon County, In the
City of Tallahassee and that the principal Of said
bonds shall be due and payable on the nrst day Of
February A. d. 1902, at the office of the Treasurer
of Leon County, in the City OF Tallahassee, but
shall be redeemable at the option of the County
Commissioners Of Leon County at any time after
the first day of February, A. d. 1887.
Resolved further, That an election be held the
seventh day of November, A. d. 1882, at the same
time and places As the General Election to be held
for the election Of State officers, which the legal
voters Of Leon county shall determine If said New
Bonds shall be issued not; and the form Of bal
lots for such election shall be Z" For Bond" and
Against Bonds"
ResOlsed further, That these resolutions be pub
lIshed in THE FLoRIDIAE, EcOnOmia, Spectator, and
Land Of Pioneers for four weeks next preceding said
seventh day of November, A. ID. 1882.
JNO. BRADFORD,
JOHN NJ MAGE,
JUNIUS L. TAYLOR,
w. X. WILSON,
JOHN McDOUGALL
Attest-C. A. BRYAN, Clerk.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-10-03

Bounded follows. VIZ Beginulug - 49,
Gap run along the TAll1Aassee arI To- -
road in s0uthW esIerF dirrc<iul f1e an-Iau ..f
this rad uiLh The nciEhbor1aod rad nezr I.lerf-
school house rLrn IN r1-trr.y llrrrz5asa alau-
this nrigbborhood rad ~ konrrr- mlH L. T. aan
Fishers; tDen south ard iu . -rufhezas1r~iF arr
ton along said Nigh isr1sst rsa1 via Al I'D
TO the Monticello ruzlG Barr0W fi % 1her alan
the Monticello rad In e4sIcrlE lirca1lflu
Intersection With the rau-c Inc 1iEi1lu- r1r-fs
and : east then uorth alan- sd rlu-- Ilne
int frscction NilL th- Nlceaslklr and 49, fsa1
road then 10 westerly alreczinu ALA Sad rsa1
10 the beginning s1Iut ke-i=IraIion Oh rer Ell Fl
Felk-l Place q regi-grafian- al Jo--Fh 3 t-lrls
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-10-03

Bounded fgll0w- VIZ Be-iuuinu a. thsrnorrh-
west curucr # t0Wu-hiF J. raE1e - y al r. ran
east along the line dividing L0Wf-1T and : = IN
jefferson county line then 1laug lae Js1-rsau
county line IN thsVeSterlg direction rae base
line. then we-t along the base iimr Is iuter-ar
ton with The newport Rad o ar Station then
along said NewpOrt road il srtherE direction -
is intersection with the MauIicelo rad ~ Rl-ro
Hill, then along said Houtjceiio rold caslcrlF
direction 70 IT. intersection sitl t1c line dividlz
ranges and > then lorth along said line o. fhr
beginning point Registration offcer L e. slllith
Place Of ra.ri-Irarinn Trl-..aElLl.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-10-03

Bounded foIlaWs. VIZ Bcziuuiz- a. rar gl.isf
where the Townsville ruad va SuuuE Hi eraa-sr-
the Georgia line; run along sad ru4a - = sasura-
westerly direction 10 MtscczlsIn fraT. Eaen CD au
east ry direction alon- the Moccasin zap and N 30
ticello road To ils I1fcrscclion win he rlE- u~
between ranges , and east then soufh alllu- - a
range line 10 The =autbNc-L curucr 81 rssEu-ail -
range 3. and Z, then easf al0n- The =1urAer
boundary 81 said sWn-hip % The Jeffrrsau rnunrg
line, then in n0rtbcrly direction alsEl- sai1 Jer
=Ou county line % The tTeor-a line. then in .
eriy direction along the tseorgi1 line o. he teu-
ming pOiEf Registration oficer A ~ Fruu-l
Place Of registration. az MiccosusIe.