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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24

acted IN the same fraudulent manner. lie
obtained $4,000 OF our money ON q farm in
: Iowa, which he aiterwar,i said could not
liz collected, hat he mad. proposition in
I settlement. lie asked me to give him the
morIgas. ON the far.n and 4 note held ior
IL 800 and he would give me 4 note inr
S2.J'D. secured on twenty acres Of VERY
valuable land in Englcwoud. This note
WAS drawn by Tuoke ~ Co. To- whom the
twenty acres beloI ged Scoviile indorsed
this note. which was made payable III one
wear lie promised also To- give mr = trust
deed, hut he neglected I" do ~. He ex-
planned that Tookc Vas perfectly good.
and that he ,>cuviilcl had property OF
Tookc's in his han ! i"r sale | afterwar,i
discovered that the land was Not located In
Englewond, AMI informed Scoville III INV
discovery. 81 IN. same time demanding an
explanation. lie then told ME that the
property was farm N Spaulding station
and that the debt was secured by a first
mortgage. | endeavnred L. find Mr.. T"oke.
but hi name Vas not in the directory, and
no one could tell me about him. Scoville
subsequently informed me- that ToOke lived
at Washington Heights. Thought
would Investigate the property and learned
that III. farm had already been mortgagcd
for $4,000. considerable more than IL was
worth: My mortgage, therefore. WI,
worthless"
Did you ever get any money out al
him ~
Yes; he gave me Note ior $500. out ii
which managed {" get SlOJ. and nDi,
h- gave my daughter for SjOu. She -uc-
rc.4ir,i ~ getting u li,ilr.'
.'In x,,u know al any other whom hc
treated in the same wav?'
Yes. there were several, one OF them
Mr.. Holmes. oi tananiaisua, y. Y the
widow "i = iuTm"r minister IN Chicago.
lie ,lciraudrd her 81 about 81 .-'n'. She
hat three small children. and after IN,
discovered thai si' VA >VIuilcd came To-
IIc with ir5rs tn her eve and told ne =
piiiiui story. >c"vill,. had collected :,
Lille INSURANCE in T ,N"r. t,k-I. out by her
husband. nui hai Jailed 1" account /" her
i"r the m"rcv. lie i a most unmitigaic,l
cheat ana >cuundr,-l.'
The LAWYER referred L. l.v Mr. SIuelyrl No.
seen in The afternoon. \ most rcpuuabl,
rhrml-r uI the Chicago bar made the iul-
lvwIn- ~Itt-uIcut:
:~tGrilci cau,- to nv and explained hi
st~f- Nv t'ltI tst't h4i
would give mr 4 pr rvrt. al all that |
-uC.,,cd.-t in getting from >coyille. TX
amiuci the papers AMI studied ,hc ease. /
thoroughly. and informed Mr. >Iurlz.I
that il WIS ny opiniun that Scnvilie could !
~, indicted and convicted Sc"villr'- /
'haraclrr. IL hss been r.prr-, nted since (
hi- connection with the Guiteau trial. J. I
al>c IN every particular. H. l. 4 thor .
,uehly dishonest >coundrcl The other .
aNvrr Tor the ,ieicn~.. >coviilr'~ assistant. |
Charlie Reed. j, al the -amr stripe. R,v,i'> .
treatment al thu Irving j., ir, ari their -
ate illustrates hi> character
Hale's Honey of Horehouud and .
Far US-rp"wcr> Tie mu-t Iruuuly>nui.
-"G.h.
Pike ) Toothache Drops cure IN
~" minutr.
Glenn's Sulphur Soap Curr> Kin
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
jon.

We have - speedy aud po-i;iv. cure
ior Catarrah. Diphtneria, Canker mouth
and Head Ache, in SfilLOII'SCATABI;H
REMEDY. 4 nasal injector free with
each bottle. Use il if Won desire health
and sweet breath. Price 20 ct,. Sold bv
all druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24

Hale's Honey of Horehouud and
Tar UNrrp"WCr> tie mu~t truuul,->nui,
cough
Pike : Toothache Drops cuie> IN
"u. minUic.
Glenn's Sulphur Soap cur-> Lin
Il .-,..~,-.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24

$500 per YEAR can b. easily made al
home working for r q. Rideout & ca IN
Barclay street. New York. Send for their
catalogue and iuil particulars. HWY
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24
!

In nse by ~ 's accountants, bH. n
thorough un',rstanding oI b.ss-
ncsS generally. Terms reason
able. For particulars
send Tor catalogue AMI
specimens of our Penmanshin.
or call at the College building
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-24

Fresh blue grass seed for sale.
A. y. HoUsroN.
il-29wu. Houstouia. No.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-18
IN HRsEE.

On the 18th instant II. II. Wealch,
Minute Clerk Of the lest Assembly, was
married to Miss NJ. Hortense Kittrell,
so says the Bulletin.
What for :' is the current Celes-
tial conundrum Just abodt the time a
well soaked SNOWFALL displaces the
MOngoian head gear.
A trio of hunters-J. G. Chesley,
f. N. Hunt and 0. p. Willis-killed
seventE-niae ducks yesterday along
the Carson river. Pretty good shooting
for one day.
Sam f. Ryan, an old-time popular
comedian and character actor in the
West, plays the Irishnlan in the Strate-
gists and plays it well. Mr.. Ryan was
last here with Milton Noble and his
much rising Phenix.
Snow shoveling on house roofs is
quite the fashion these days. Para
phrasing venerable Celtic joke, we
are tempted to remark that while some
places boast of their chivalry Carson
may be proud Of her shoyelry.
The physician in attendance upon
Rev. 7. II. McGrath, who accidentally
shot himself in Virginia night before
last, says there is chance for the I'M
fortunate gentleman to recover. The
ball has been extracted.
News reached this city Yesterday
that the bill apprepriating 100000 for
passed the Senate. Congressman Cas-
sdy has charge Of the measure in the
House and will probably work it
through.
The Enterprise speaking OF the last
appearance of the "Strategists' in Vir-
ginia City, on last Thursday night,
says stlere was a fine att sndance at
the Oper1 House last night, Undoubt-
edly ga fine attendance' from a San
Andreas standpoint.
Remember that the next Library en-
tertanment takes place at the Carson
Opera House on Friday evening, 9th
instant. Scenes from " Uncle Tom
Cabin" which are being carefully re-
hearsed, will form The principal feature
of the entertainment.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-18
Fer Governor of Montana.

A gentleman yesterday told the Ar-
PEAL that he is automatically informed
that Judge C. c. Goodwin, Of the Salt
Lake Tri6n2e, can have the Governor
ship of Montana if he sisnifiesa willing
ness to accept the appointment. The
Judges Carson friends will attest to the
fact that this broad land might be ran
sacked from north to south and from
east to west without finding a man pos
sessed of a more princely nature and
refined and cultured mind than his.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-18
Fun portant alton.

OlcOvich Brothers, not wishing tC
carry large: heavy stock over the
season, have determined to give their
patrons a genuine and positive reduc-
ton sale. For the next 80 days We
will sell our entire stock at 0 per cent.
below original cost. This sale is a
forced necessity to make room for our
Spring importations. Sweeping reduc-
tions in every department. \ revolu-
ton in the shoe trade. Note a few of
our reductions Children's calfSkin
Balmorals, $1.2s a pair misses calf
skin Balmorals, $3.50 a pair; ladies'
cloth kid faced Balmorals, $1.25 a pair;
lad es' cloth Kid faced button boots,
$3.50 pair ladies, French kid button
boots, 81 pair; ii yards good bleached
muslin for 81 ; Pacific poplins 123 cents
a yard, worth 90, and all other goods
in proportion. This is the best oppor-
tunity ever offered to secure genuine
bargains. DON'T fail to avail YOUR
selves of this offer.
OLCOVICH BROTHERS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-18

, / The 'fHprcHs" EGEsrt Blenders Z Eec;AiOi
III the Observation-Disclosures Case.
The decision is quite lengthy and dis
cusses every question presented by
counsel.
II decides 1, that the statement on
appeal is sufficient 9, that there is a
proper specification and assignment of
errors 3, that the complaint states
facts sufficient to constitute cause Of
action; 4, that the action was COM
menced in time ), that plaintiffs pro-
test sufficiently shows the nature, boun-
DIARIES and extent of the Uncle sam
{ aim 6, that plaintiffs had sufficient
72SsiOn Of the Uncle Sam claim to
enable them to maintain this action
7, that the location Of the Uncle Sam
claim was net void because the locat)"s
claimed a discovery interest. that if
VOidajle at all it is only to the extent
of the excess Of two hundred feet ;
and 9, that the st. George and Vic
toria patents, upon which the defend
ants relied, are absolutely null and
void because they were issued without
Of law, during the tendency
OF the contest III the State Courts, while !
the lode in controversy was, by the pro- /
VisiSions Of section 1926, Revised Stat ]
utea, United States. reserved from sale; |
10, that courts Of law, as well as equity. !
have authority to declare the patents /
void; II, that as both patents are void /
defendant acquired no title hereunder
and has none to convey aud plaintiffs
ire not entitled to a decree declaring
defendant to hold said patents in trust
'or them and to compel conveyance of
Ill rights hereunder
The full Judgment of the District
COURT is reversed and the cause re
handed with directions to the District
'ourt to enter a proper judgment in
avOr Of plaintiff for all that portion of
he mineral lode westerly of the west
rly end of the Tip Top claim, and makes
he injunction against defendant per-
'etual. Judgment to be entered in
avor Of defendant for that portion of
he lode easterly Of the west end line
f Tip Top. {
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-18

The " Strategists" had fair house
last night, which would have been
much better but for the slushy condition
of the streets. The play is an excellent
one, giving much pleasure to all who
witness it. A careful review Of the
piece was published in these columns
when the company was last here.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-18
Correction.

The knights Of Pythias banquet to be
given on the occasion of the Virginia
visitors, on the 9th of April, viii be
spread at the Ormsby House, ard not
in the Carson Lodge room, as has been
enormously reported.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-18
The EinsEists OF the HOUSE.

The slnrEI%tS OF the SzGUsa.
A Washington letter to tue Tr9l
Times says: The best ana In0.t h3ent
" accomplished lingulst in the House
of Representatives is Mr.. Mason. Hi,
fluencv can't we'll be accounted for by
the peculiar advantages he has employ
ed to acquire the languages of Europe.
He owns up to a natural gift; but his
friends know that he dosen't rely on
that. He studies inoessantIy to perfect
! himself in the use Of languages. You
remember for some time he was Minis
ister to Spain. Before heing assigned
/ to Madrid he had paid much attention
to Spanish, and soon became fluent in
its use. after short residence in the
land of the MOors. When pretty well
satisfied with his conquest, he got
leave OF absence for three months, and
ran down to Naples to subduc the fla
ian. It was not long bafore he felt
comfortably at home in that tongue
Next came the German, which he
speaks with south German accent &C
quired at the Austrian court, more soft, |
mellow and far less guttcr3l than the |
northern dialects of the German En- |
pre-. In all OF these three tongues,
fr3nch included, he conVerSP5 ana |
J.
writes with remarkable fuencF, IN
evidence OF winch let him tell story
At" recent luncheon he gave at his
house, some half dozen gentlemen were
invited, one OF them being Congressman
Pacheco, OF California, born Spanlard
and a decided scholar; another mem
her OF the French Legation q third.
German member OF the House, and
fourth connected with the Italian Lee
CATION. Some one proposing a trial OF
linguistic skill, MIR. l\aS5en consented,
ana the loiEg!ot conversation began.
For some time there was Babel at tie
able, Mason holding his own against
he combined forces OF the enemy. At
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-18
slow Staging.

1t took Gelat's stage five hours to
make the trip between Jacks Valley
and this city yesterday. The snow, the
greater part Of the way, is up to the
breasts of the horses.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-18
The Last Days

Hunters have thirteen more days of
sport before them, as on the first Of
April the game law goes into effect.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-18
Dancing school.

Mrs, Ats dancing school will be
open this afternoon and evening. AS
there has been no school for two weeks
the classes will be quite full.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-18
PERSONAL

Ex-Assemblyman George Ernst, of
Belmont, and Lenord J. Huking, Sup
arintendent of the Candelaria Water
Works, are in the city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-18

General Pat Reddy arrived here from
San Francisco yesterday, after being on
the way two and half days.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-18
From Genoa.
OF Tip Top

No more dead bodies have been
found in the vicinity of the snow slide
at Genoa. But the people Of that town
fear more slides.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-18

Once upon time a woman died, and
as the me turner's were carrying her to
the grave they tripped against a stump
and let the coffin fail. She revived,
having only been in a dep trance. Two
years after She really died, and AS they
were carrying her down the same road
and neared the same stump the discon-
ISOLATE wid0wer sobbed: "Steady, boys !.
Steady there. Be very, very careful"'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-18

WASHINGTON, March 16.-The re
port of the Committee investigating the
Treasury expenses is very voluminous
and completely vindicates Secretary
sherman. The Committee recommend
certain safeguards against the Illegal
use of the Treasury Contingent Funds
in the future.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-18

On the 18th instant II. II. Wealch
Minute Clerk Of the last Assembly, was
50 saws the Bulletin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08
RR00ELIN B4InGE AFFALRS.

The bridge trustees at their December meeting on
Monday viii elect president to AL the ulcAp-teN
fern OF Ieury {. Murphy, which extends 40 July,
1883. lie alarc Of tie place is 5000 year, and
II LIS been held by Mr. Murphy since lie two Clues
took charge of the bridge. William L.. kngsie.,
who Is now vice president, Is prominent candidate
for the posi- ion. Opponents of MI Kingsley
methods and # the Brooklyn Ring have brought
forward TIE name of john /. Agnew
he B.ooklyn Mayor Controller and CITY Audi or
met estcrtay TO appoint bridge trustee to fill ihe
unexplrad terra OF Alr. Murphy. UpoE motion oi
Auditor Worries they aliOUDel until to-m0rrow
noon without action. Inc names OF General b. r.
Tt.ey. ex- Ma OF lowell and Thomas klnsella are
mentioned Tor the place. Two of tue trustees.
Nessrs Socum and rtranahan conferred with
Mayor Low and Controller Senior Yesterday about
the matter General Sosum was emphatic IN say
ing thqt man Of brains was wanted. Mr.. Straua-
haG urged the apo utnent OF some one familiar
with the bridge works
Mayors Grace ana Low. the committee of the
BIZ OkIYn bridge trustees appointed TO investigate
the affairs of the bridge, yesterday sent 10 the aG-
couutauts, Mp. >h"arluau and George W. IurnOn!l
let er instructne them to examine fully ali receipts
vouchers papers, pay-rOls. and al other nts
aud TO Ascertain whether any empioTc or Official
had any interest IN The contracts OF supplies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08
ALLEGED MALICIOUS LIBEL.

A suit for alleged malicious libel was tried
yesterday Judge wallace agd jur. in he United
states Circuit Court against James Gordon Bennett -
proprietor OF The Nelc York Hcraa The p.al,!G was
james T. MaiOy OF Edcrd id, s. G., VINO asked for
$4,000 damages The piai tiff alleges taat on Octo-
Der so 1851 large part OF the town OF Edg,ned
destroyed by fire The Herald published d.5De ca from
Columbia. 5. c.. stating that the fire was the work
OF incendiaries. The part OF the dispatch spe-
cifcaly complained OF was the statement that
''tIe leading citzeus OF the opinion tnat one
Naov "A white man. who time ago suspected
burning ls store for the pirpose Of obtaining
tie insurance. mOucy, kaal-d tie tire this mJruiuS
which r.sul ed disastrOus." IL shown chat The
Herald offered 20 print any letter which the platinum
would Writc order to the erroneous impress
sau IA he had started The re. The ease was finished
aud the Jury was ordered 10 return seAod verdict.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08
MARTIN L SMITHS NEYrAL CONDITION.

The examination il regard tOthe sanity OF Mar
Tin Luther Smith was continued yesterday before Aeeee
Cav Mr. Smith was crOssexanined' aud adhered
stOuily to the story prev ply told by him. lie was
asked many questions 10 est his memory ana ny Ms
showed that few men, sane or insane nave 10
accurate memory. He could remoaber that on par
euar occasion several years ago, Lis child sat on his
siie's left knee, and not her light knee He SAID
that neither he nor his wife drank much lie never
whipped HE wife when he was drunk IL any one SAID
90 II Was mistake.
Given If your vile said sos Ayes. an sorry
70 cay that 10y wife Is a notorious hRr
Once. he said. he had been driven from home oy Ma
wife's al temper.
Timothy Heating said that he an attendant In the
asylum for several months I'm 1880 and 1881 ne toOh
ehth out for exercise AND always found INN nld ana
usctable person. Smith helped hin ~ part Two
1en who 1ghting He also helped him TO reduce 10
scer colored patieat. The witness never saw any
wing In Smith which In the least out OF the way
William A keating tesured that he had been confined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08
COLONEL BURTS SUCCESSOR.

Naval Officer Burts term Of Office will expire i'll
February. and disp itches from Washington an
UOunce that several aspIrlnts for the place have
already appeared there Whether any change Will
he made or not Is Yet uncertain. SO far as any IN
formation can be Obtained al the Custom House III
this city Referring to the published dispatches,
Colonel Burt simply said Yesterday: am per
fectly content to leave NV case IN the
hanas Of the President be ause believe
that whatever be may conclude 10 90
will be int nded for the benefit OF the public SER
wee | am sure that the President, IN making the
new appointment will consider fully the efficiency OF
the Department as well a the claims OF some OF his
political friends The objections TO my reappontmenj
are my interest III Civil Service methods and my
direction to political assessments. These are
believe. NV only weaknesses. Whether the Pres
Ident will consider them insuperaOle obstacles TO
ny disappointment really do lot know, and have
received no Intna' ION to what his decision may
be- So long as there are offices to ne Elied by ap-
pointnent there will be persons who seek them on
account Of some polite "a service. thInA mat Tue
President III appointing MY successor VIII De
governed by high considerations"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08
TIE FLANAGAN FAMILY FLUsrERED.

An advertisement yesterday offered liberal re-
ward tor information o. John Flanagan. who was
last seen in company witt some women on a Brook
i'm ferry boat on Tuesday. AT the headquarters of
the Contractors' Association, at NJ. A. Dey-st.,
where those who could give any Information were
directed to apply II learned that three john
Fiauagans were IN the habit OF resOTtng there.
When ne advert sement appeared the wives OF the
three Flauagans Wese greauf excited ANA began -
institute inquiries about their lost husbands Late
Yesterday evening one of the missing men, who J.
cont racor on tie est shore Railroad. reported III
person at his home in kcHslcO. ne rest Of the
Flanagans stli remain IN dense Obscurlty. II -
supposed that in some spor i've moment IN order 20
sgitate the MeSdames Flanagan. a partner of one
o. tne tlanaga ans Aad the advertisement inserted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08
4 slit OVER INSURANCE FUNDS.

Henry L. PiersOh. as receiver OF the Re
serve Mutual Life Insurance Company, began an action
some years ago against Richard a. McCuriy in relation
to certain funds OF the Mutual Protection Life Assur-
auce Company. aftcrward called the Reserve Mutual
Lie insurance Company. 1t is alleged IN the com
plant that llr IcCurdy in 1s71 trustee Of the
W.dows' and Orphans Benefit Lie Insurance Company
anD spired vita certain trustees oi tie MUTUAL PfO-
foctlo.i exchange deprecated stO"k OF
the former company for the trust funds OF the Latter
company. IN. HcCurdy il Ia c.uIgcd. h. receive
So 600 OF funds Of the Protection Company for his
influence III making the cXchan -. TIE cas-. was called
for trial Yesterday in the special term OF the supreme
Court Roscoe CJukling appeared for the paintH and
Robert scWci TOR tlc defend ut. Nr oeweN moved 10
nave III. lr-d uy jury. Justice hal Worst re-
served his decision the motion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08
CIVIL NOTES.

Frederick Sturgcs WAS appointed yesterday
guar ian az tern Tor Dla Spnugsieai, who proposes
10 bring suit Tor $4,000 damages against Parker Pray
Mics Spiinsotead says that Mr.. Pray attempted to
assault Ier.
In the suit of the Northampton Bank against
A. NJ Kidder 4 Co.. invo tie right t. stolen bonds
in tie hands OF innocent holders. the verdc i0r the
plain liz was especially made sIhject TO the decision
lie neral Term Oh Che superior court, 10 which il Will
e. linn edl1tely
III the suit OF Martin L. Ebrgott against the
city TO recover 80, 900 damages for injuries
tanned by him by reason o. the unsafe condition Of
Broadway az MacOubsst., Drs. Alexander McLane
Hamilton, william A Hammond, Meredith Clymer and
Lewis A. simpson testified yesterday as experts in be
h.fOf tn cy. Their testimony was IN substance thai
sir Enr-ott mi gt with proper treatment have recovered
from tue injuries b. fall rom us buggy. HIS
present ty support his head Ms should Is
WIS caused by accident but by cold which had
He'd in Ills sDlIG. cord.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08
TIE ELEVATED RAILWAY TAXES.

An application was made yesterday to Judge
Wallace II United States Circuit Court in the SUI
OF the Manhattan RAILWAY Company and the NeS-York
Elevated Railway Company against the Mayor, Alder
ana Conmonay O. this city. for an order 10 show
why aIncol should not oe granted restrain
Ing he defendants from collecting the tax imposed on
tLe fa. stock AM personal property Of tle plaintiffs
Tor 1879 1880 ISL aud 1882 upon their structures
for 1870, 1880 ISL and 1sS2. Tho order WIS granted
uri.b.c .ccfJcr -. temporary iTJunc-
ton also granted restraining the eend nts from
collecting any taxes. similar So Is now In the state
coarts. The brought into the United States
courts on tie plea that the taxes are LEVIED
upon tie property " tuc plaintiffs, and that
such iev,ng uDlIdgCs their p1yiIe- and immunltc5
OF the United tAtes, AID deplFes, or author
IL The defendants To- deprive them Of thclr properly
Wit process OF law ana denies 10 them tue "udI
protection of the uW contrary 10 the PROVISIONS o. ne
Constitution of the United states. The pldiult-
assert that under the tO-sl. ItlOn AMI law
o. the UMfcd States they cannot b
subjected discriminate III VI Llcl has been made
against ami o tn pOratiJn- by the
STAKE New York. Among thr coruorltoaH meuilGlcl
is whose favor discrimination % made are zen graph
gGs anu hed-Gca ing CuuIpI jos ANA surface Railroads.
l.. ~. Galloway signed the iiylts "a TIE od OF com
paint.