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Whisky steady at 81 l6 combination sales Of finished
200 60 barrels, on basis Of 81 lG Butter oaSISr
central Ohio &c; Western Reserve SOC,
CHICAGO, January g7.-The LT0pHt Journal re
portg:
mixed 81 gOt6 6O heavy packing and shipping u 60
NC g0 Philadelphia and AriCTS 50 P5a1 Is; iirht
50 lOl6 90; skips and cullS 81 GOu4 70.
Cattle Retripts4,5 GOV head; shipments 3 100 head
Market steady: no EXPORTS good to choice IhIp.
ping stranger at ~ 3OAG 10; common to fair sssIa
i2j bulls q jOA 10 offerings largely Of common
quality; stDckeE' and leeden' slS6aS7S,
ShcCp--RvCcipts ,S0O head: shipments 500 head.
Market weak slow and steady: common Ia medium
jT5. -" ~-N'SN " W"
NEW YoEE, January 2T- Dry GooDs-wors;cd
dress goods have had considerable attention. with
sales improved In proportions. Prints have been
looked after more widely with Increased taxing
Cotton In moderate demand but tie selections 1fe
Ola very miscellaneous character. White goods les
active and IN demand but iarge OrcF In process Of
execution WOODEN gOOdSin improving demand, with
chief attention directed to wOstsrcd cOatngs and
nYeEcnnllpEs. Spring rlDlkipgs in ktenIy delivery
Rlnghans lii active distribution for dress styles but
staples IN less inquiry. tbs tone Of the EeIriEl
market steady.
EAST LIBERTY, pa, January q. observation-disclosures
for the week Guiding the Goth G.hg7 head OF through
and 1917 head Oi local, against 6,3I5 head Oi
through and 2AS7 head Of LEGAL the week before
selling Ihltly uCLNe, BOOu 10 pTlle - &04D J1 stock
eTs, as to quality, g blai 2h,
Hogs-kcCclpLS for the week lG, 20 head, against
1915 head the week before. Workers. 50 GlaG IS;
Philadellhia's 81 9ja7 10.
Sheep -RGCepts for the week u, 100 head, against
1900 head the week before selling slow; common
10 extra s. 76a5 i&
NEW ORLEANS, January 27-CoTec active and
arm; Rio caEoes, ordinary to prime SHallIgC.
Sugar lTm BnI In demand; inferior 10 good com.
mon GaG1sc; common 10 good common G.sG7c,
yellow clarified Sl.ugAc. MVllSSes quiet common
jilA.c Centrifugal lOAGlt: fHir liable.
To,EDo, January g1.--wfcat steady; 10 red,
spot li}y February 81 49, March 81 iS5i; April
and Siay IL 49, June 81 as Corn firm: No.
spot ana January 6kjte; February held at Tie Oats
unchanged. Clover, No. ., 81 61Ls; prime s. ON;
prime mammoth 81 10.
BRAnrURD, Pa, january gI.-0tl market steady
aud quiet with small fluctuations; opened ut STjC
advanced to SSi;c declined to $40; advanced 10
So 6; closed ut s61sc. Sales bUO,OOO barrels
g0sTOS, January 27.-wOOI.-QuIet; Ohio and
Pennsylvania X 4daij1Su: Michigan and Wisonsin
ileeCcS l5c; unwashed woods lGa53isc. Others I'm.
changed.
PITTSBURGH. January Petroleum fairly active:
United certificates Irregular closed at SGISc; re.
lined nc for Philadelphia delivery.
CtSCtSSAri. January 27.-Hoss arm; common
and light IS 2Ja6 s.; packing aud butchers 81 Gja
100
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-28

Allow a cold 10 advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious mal6dieS, such
as Pneumonia, Hemorrages and Lung
troubles when an immediate relief can Do So
readily attained2 BOsCHEEs GERMAH SYnuJ
has gained the largest sale in the world for The
cure OF Coughs Colds and the sevcrest Lung
Diseases. Its DR.. BosCheG's famous German
prescription, and Is prepared with the greatest
care, and no fear reed be entertained In adj.
1t to the youngest child, as pcr
directions The sale Of this medicine is iln
Since FIST introduced there has
been constant increasing demand and with.
outa single report OF failure to do its work in
any case. Ask your Druggist Us to The truth
OF these remarks. Large sizes rs cents, Try
ttand be convinced, TTbsIW
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CrlcINS ATT, January 9f.-COtton stronger At 1IlIo
FlonT easier but not quOtAbly HIGHER: I'm II "a III
%. Wheat quiet; No. . nd winter 81 u. Corn
quiet and aIIa; No 2 mixed sS'lC, 0Gti s.eadyi
Barley 81 o. PORK arm At SlS 96liS s t4FCf diet
and firm Rt sll 90all q asked, Bulk meats Etroitsr
shoulders So 81 clear rib % JIX, Bacon Arm:
shoulders 81. e?11Si clear hb 80 10 clear 80 IS,
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Whisky steady at 81 10: combination sales Of finished
100 go barrels on basis Otsl lG Butter easier;
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House ofDclcsatcs,

The House came promptly to order again
yesterday Nnd-wls opened with petition
10 the Throne OF Divine Grace by Mr..
Holt, oil Lincoln county.
On motion Of Mr.. Quarter It was resolv.
ed that when this House adjourn It be to
meet on Monday ut 10 o'clockA. N.
8ir Cox Introduced Il resolution, which
was adopted, 10 the effect that the Com
mittcc on Education inquire into the ex.
pediencyo Of amending the laws as to secure
uniformity in the test questions used in the
examination Of teachers in the different
counties Of the State.
Several new bills were introduced BY
motion for leave, as follows
BY Mr. Futkerson: House bill No. 1856
fixing the maximum retail price Of certain
school books.
BY Mr. Depue: House bill No. sS7, Il
transfer the interest OF the State in III,
normal schools TO the counties in whicl
they are located, and to provide for eacl
county q school for the instruction Of teach
ems for the common schools therein.
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EosEOS, JaDnary 25.-WOOIs-QuIet; Ohio and
Pennsylvania X 4jaij1gt; Michigan and Wisconsin
leeccS 43c; unwashed woods l0aS3i.c. Others IN.
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A CouGu, Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an In.
durable lung disease or consumption
Browns bronchial TrOChes do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly on the inHamed parts, aIlay.
ing irritation, give relief in Asthma, Broi.
clitis, Coughs, CatNrrah and Throat Troubles
which singers and public speakers arc sub
ject to- For thirty years Browns Bronchial
clans, and always give perfect satisfaction,
Having been tested by wide and constant use
Tor nearly an entire generation, they have nj.
tanned weli.mcrited rank among the few
staple remedies OF the age. Sold al % ccntsG
box everywhere. TTHsGw
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ANSWER TO TIE ABOVE,

Absence from home prevented me from
giving earlier attention to the above.
Center school house was built in 1913.
The school district lines were run by John
Gilmore on the cast side the county, and
by Robert Wilson on the west side, In the
summer OF lS4T. A free school law having
been prepared by the Legislature q Wiz.
ginia, and left to each county to adopt or
reject as they might decide bya vote, was
adopted by Ohio county ut the spring cleo.
ton proceeding the survey. No othe.
county in the State adopted the law,
Houses were built where needed and the
schools generally got into working order
the following year, 1913. Center district
in its original shgpe was Just what was let
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-28

We will scnd DR.. Dyes celebrated Electro
Violate Belts and other electric appliances
Oh trial for thirty days 10 young men and
older persons who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality, etc, guaranteeing
speedy relief and complete restoration Of
ViGor and manhood. Also for rheumatism,
nenrNtagfA, paralysis, liver and kidney diff
culties, ruptures aud many other diseases
vOitaiC Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. Tras4w
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In the centre Of the county. Alter the
other districts were run OF II was found to
be too long and Rough and Ready district
was organized, mostly OF the north end Of
II.
The frst school house in that neighbor.
hood was built in the latter part OF Tic last
century by Stephen Burkham, who was an
Indian spy aud one Of the defenders Of
Fort Henry at the siege, the centennial Of
which II Is proposed 10 celebrate next tall
and his neighbdFg, on hts farm at the cross
roads where William Springer now lives.
Keeping pace with the Improvements Of
the country, q hewed log house was after.
wards erected at the same place, having
glass windows and sawed slabs for benches
Tor the scholars TO sit on, 1t was in this
house that Mr.. Bell and myself learned to
spell barefoot" aud II WIS In this house
that d.. Joseph ay,the eminent matheme.
tician, when quite youth, taught school
In order to raise money 10 pay bis way al
college. have often heard those who at.
tended his school speak Of the wonderful
Faptdity with which he handled the
pencil and solved what were supposed to
be difficult problems. The older brothers
OF Governor Shannon attended school In
that house. The Governor, believe, WINS
not born till after the iamily moved 10
Ohio. There was never, / believe, any
one who grew up in that neighborhood
without Learning to read. BnFkam SEM
his negro slave boy 10 sch Dol and no body J
objected to II either because he was slave
or q "RiggeS."
Centre school house was burned by IN
lncendiary in the early part OF thewar. The
people Of that vicinity were thoroughly
loyal to tho old flag and made frequent
demonstrations Of their attachment to the
Union cause at that place. So much SO
that II became very offensive 10 their way.
ward brethren OF the opposite faith, and Il
was believed that 1t was burnt by them as
! war measure. This house was rebuilt,
butin running the townshiplines under Tie
new State the district was cutal to pieces
parts Of il being in Triadelphia, Liberty and
ltiehIand townships. 1t had to be ahan.
Toned, but the new arrangement has never
net the wants Of the neighborhood us well
is the old one did.
While our schools have improved in
many respects the average ability and
scholarship Of the teachers in this locality
hirty years ago was considerably higher
han at present. W.C.S
Ohio County, W. Va, January %, 1852.
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Ole gtteILiqstGsa.
WEI vInelNIA LralsEArpnr.
Yesterdays ProOeediaEs In the senate
aud House OF DeIeRntoa.

AesteFuhy's PFoO0edlnRs In the Senate
aud House OF delegates.
The Senate met at the usual hour yester
day morning, and the session was openet
with prayer by Rev. W. L. LOOMS.
Mr.. Woods, from the Committee OF
Claims and Grievances, submitted the fol
lowing; Tho Committee on Claims ant
Grievances e whom was referred Hous,
bill No. 25S, "a bill providing for the relic
Of James Monroe, late Sheriff Of Harrison
county" have had the same under Consid
GRAFTON and report the same back without
recommendation.
AIR, Dennis introduced Senate bill 1911
defining the rights and privileges otall per.
sons In rafting or floating logs, timber, lum.
Der or boats Of any kind In any Of the
streams or rivers OF this State.
Mr.. Eanmeter offered tho following reso-
luton:
RcSottsd, That the Clerk Of tho Senate be
and he is hereby authorized 10 make out
each day the calendar for the succeeding
day and have tllty copies Of tho same
printed by the public printer, and that he
distribute two copies to each member OF
the Senate daily during the session Of the
Legislature.
On motion Of Mr.. Dawson tho resolution
was informally passed by,
Senate bill 1888, amending tho charter OF
tic Buckhannon 4 Mineral Railroad Com.
pnny, came up US unfinished business.
Alter tinkering with the bill iorsome time,
on the motion Of Mr. McGrew the bill was
laid on the table and made the special
order for , o'clock in the afternoon.
Senate bill lG7, in relation to evidence II,
courts, coming up us unfinished business,
me reading Of the same was proceeded
WIN section by section. The bill was
,lrther amended on the motions Of Messrs.
McGrew, Brown, Donehoo, Woods and
and the bill ordered to It's en-
Srosslnent and third reading.
On motion OF Mr.. Donehoo it was
E!e'oired, That when the Senate adjourn
.o.day 1t adjourn 10 meet on Monday,
senate bull l41, amending the Code US
ollows, where two or more writing EN-.
oraclng the same property, are admitted to
record in thesame county on the same day,
I the previous section do not provide for
The case, that which was first admitted 10 |
record shall have priority in respect to the
property in such county" was read u third
lime and passed with It's title.
Senate bill 1S7, Concerning grants and |
Inc repeal Of patents" was taken up out Of |
It's order and read first time and ordered
% its second reading.
Recess,
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INTERESTING LOCAL HISTORY.
Tho First Free school In Ohio County.
The Pioneer of the Present system.
WEST LIBERTY, ONO County, W, Va, |

William c. Saran
DEAR SIE-Plcasc answer the following
questions through the WHEELING INTEL-
uoEScER: Fist-When did our first free
school system take effect in Ohio county /?
second-When was that school house built
called the Center School House on the old
Burkam farm? Third-Was It built be-
fore or after the school lines were run by
John Gilmore2
Please give all the information you can.
By so doing you oblige an old friend.
Yours,
SAMUEL, BELL.
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FILES! PILBI FILES!
Assure euro Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer!

AmU Cure tor Blind, Bleeding, Itching and VI.
c'tAicl llr, has been discovered by nr. William,
la indian FcmCty,l called ". Williams Indian
0.1tmcut single box has cured the worst
IApar Eases 0t 3 or 10 Yeas standing. No one
ttrtnl soothing me,l!rine, Lotions, instruments
snd tlrc uAics do mOC harm than good. VIII
tsm's O,nImuntnbsOTbs the tuInOrs, RllGyS the In.
ien't Itching, particularly Al night after goilIng
Mann III leil acts rs pOuliICe, gives instant and
p'iaIeS relief, aud Is prepared OILY for Plies. Itch
Rad Whist the liOu. ]. w. COfiubcrry Of Clcvc.
LAND, sAyS about Dr., Williams Indian Pile Olnt.
mehl; have WCd scores Of Ilc Cures and Il
AhTiS me pleasure lOSsy that have never found
anything which gave sch immediate and pcrIna.
ncnI relief ~ NJ Williams Indian Ointment.
sod by Logan 4 Co., BrlLye Corner Wheeling
Asd by al HIHES!sts, OF mailed on receipt Of brfce
WV, Henry Il CO., PrOp'ni,,
dee row g. NPScy Street New NOyE IiiV.
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ANOTHER talk on TAXES,

When the order Of unfinished business
was called, House bill No. PA, concerning
license taxes, was taken up. On motion Of
SIr. Holt tho word ''piahos" was inserted
in the second secton.' Mr.. Riley moved TO
insert "jews harps, French harps and
fiddIes, "butthe amendment was rejected,
Mr.. Seabright moved to strike out the
words Nattorney.atlaw, physician, dentisl
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MEDICAL.
FELLOWS nYPoPHospHITES.

IGa combination Of Hypophosphltcs, originated
By the III CGuRda while ttitdcr the process 0i pui.
mOhnTy consumption, aud which has dnCG been
employed by the mcllt-l profession Throughout
America aud England with unprecedented SuCCcss
II contains the elements essential TO The animal
organization, the oNOdiZing agents aud tOnlck,
IN combination Wlththe stimulating agent nhOs.
ph0'uA, possessing the merit u bIIl Illhlly alkn.
table form u syrup.
Its effects are usually visible within twCnty.iour
h9RFs and are marked by Stimulation al tho nppe,
tite, tho digestion and assimilation, entefinp
directly into the circulatlon II tones the nerves and
muscles Sxers healthy action Of the seCreilonS
neither di,turbs the stomach nor ininfCs the system
under prolonged use, aud may bc Discontinued nj
any time without ihcoiVtnlenrG,' "
, IN word " possesses the kllmulsnlS IN RrOtlSe
the strength, tho t0DlCs TO reihln IT, and merit al =
nigh degree Very respectfully,
49,. JAMES I. FELLOWS.
AA-DOnDt bedcCeivei by remedies besl, lRg a aim
lar name no other preparation 1 d Sibstltute ior
his under any circumstances.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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AFTERNOON SESSION,

Upon reassembling Mr.. Faulkner, on
leave, introduced Senate bill 1OS, amend
ing the law in relation to the government
OF the Penitentiary regarding the rules
convicts confined therein.
Mr.. Newman, from the Committee on
Finance, reported back House bill S4s,
giving further time to the Pennsboro &
HaFFisville railroad companyto correct the
assessment So, of Its property for the year
1881, with favorable recommendation.
Senate bill 1872, in relation to work on
the public roads, coming up us the special
order was discussed for sometime and
pending further consideration the bill was
laid on the table.
The hour of3 o'clock having arrived the
special order was called for which was the
further consideration OF bill 1879, amending
the charter Of the Buckhaunon & Mineral
railroad company. The bill was amended
in slight instance and ordered to its en-
grossment and third reading.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-28

CGRpuNKLEa, FClOnS, Boils, Sores OF long
such as Ulcers, Assesses, ETC., posiFz
lively cured without the aid OF knife OF
poultice, byusing Mrs. Jplye Myers Drawing
and Healing 6Iiye. Piles, Salt Rheunl. Ery.
sipelaS, Soft and liberated CornS ChiIblains
ETC., It has never failed to cure. For sale by
Logan d Co. raw
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Why is BaroSma the best known remedy
for kidney and liver diGiru!ty? Because il
has cured chronic eases VI twenty-five years
standing, thought 10 be j8caEable
Prepared by j.. X. Thompson, Tiilsyille,
paDbSvlvnnin
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EXPOSURE induce colds, throat diseases,
consumption, etc, all of which give warning
by u Troublesome cough. Use DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup in time, aud remove both the
cause and elect of your diCOmf6rt
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A LIVELY TILT.
The closing hours OF the afternoon session
were relieved Of that monotony TINT usu-
ally characterizes the finishing touches of
the days work by lively tilt between the
two Senators representing the Eastern Pan.
handle. Mr.. Faulkner arose and asked
that the Senate bill introduced by himself
some days ago, throwing ont certain por.
lions Of real estate now within the corpo.
rate limits Of MOrtinSburg, and relieving it
from municipal taxation, be taken up out
OF its usual order and put upon its second
reading. Mr. Faulkner stated that his rea.
son for asking the favor was that he expect.
ed TO be absent Monday, and as he desired
to make some amendments TO the bill he
would like TO have it considered now for
that purpose.
The motion was agreed to and several
amendments made to the bill by that gen.
tleman, and the bill was about to be or.
dercd to Its cngrossmcntr and third reading
when Mr.: DAVIDSON, from Morgan county,
arose and offered an amendment which in
spirit submitted the matter toa vote Of the
people OF Marttnsburg for ratification OF
rejection. This brought Mr.. Faulkner to
his feet, and in the course OF his remarks
stated that he held in his hand q resolution
OF the City Council Of MartinsburE mp.
proving the bill, and that the measure had
the approval OF the citizens OF the city he
represented.
Mr.. Dawson said that lie had received n
letter from gentleman residing in Mar.
tinShurg requesting him to offer the
amendment, He said that the same gen.
tleman had written to him stating that il
time could be gained q protest would be
forwarded; and that six out OF the ten
Councilman Of that city were opposed to
the bill. Mr.. Dawson therefore moved to
lay the bill on the table.
Mr.. Faulkner repealed the idea Of the
protest OF the Councilmcn Us stated by Mr..
Davislon, when he held in his hand the
approval OF the Council Officially signed
and sealed. He further stated that il was
an Unwarrnnted interference, anddesired
that the bill have consideration today.
He did not ask that it be put upon its
passage; he only wanted it ordered 10 its
engrossnept.
After some further parleying in which
Mr. Dawson took hand, stating that us
the request was very reasonable one the
Senate "oughttogive the old man chance
The senate seemed to concur in the suG
gestion, rs BY IL yea and nay vote they
decided to lay the bill on the table-Mr,
Faulkner voting no.
House Joint Resolution No. so, provid
ing for the annotNting of the acts Of the
Legislature, on the motion Of Mr.. Woods
was taken from the table and placed on The
calendar, and on the further motion OF thu
snme gentleman the resolution was taker
up for consideration and adopted
Senate bill lG2, concerning attorneys.at
law, was read third time and passed.
After the transaction Of some misCellane
Gus business the Senate adjourned unit
Monday ut 10 a, N.
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Terrible I.oss ori.Irc.

Millions OF rats, mice, cats bed bugs,
reaches, lose their lives by collision Will
Trough on Rats. Sold by druggists; l5C
boxes.
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HADLarbCr's itch for years, terribly. Doc.
tors failed. PGruna cured me. &. Beck,
Allegheny, Pa.
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Durdock Blood pittCrs Bring Back health
When the Body Is Haiiy disOriCred BY i'm.
1ure Blood. Bilionsness, indigestion, c0nsti.
patton, dyspepsia and other Bad disorders
cured by BurdoC& Blood iitteES. Price 81,
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Mrs. JuIyO Myers Rheumatic Cure
SEIN DISEASES CURED

Ry pE. FRlzlEhs Magic Ointment. Cures rs
Wy make. l9mPies Black Heads OF Grlibs, Blotch'
shll GmpHouN On the face, leaving tho skin clear,
healthy aud beautiful. AlsO cures Itch, Barber'E
luh salt Rhcum, letter, Rlngworm, SCNld Head,
chGpri Hand, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips, old, 0hsts
nate Ulcers and Sores, Sc.
Skin Disease.
F. BAKE Et, Cleveland. Ohio, suffered beye1d
IL description from skin disease which Appealed
on hi, hanjs head and face, and nearly destroyed
his eye, The mort careful dOCtOEIug failed to help
btu and AFTER all had failed he used DR., FraEigrf
Mage ointment and WIS cured by few uppllcA,
tons
Ss'rhc 6Et and only positive cure for skin dis
tNse,tvGf discovered.
ktas W mail on reCclp, Of price, Fifty Gents.
HENRY u CO., Sole Pr0pr'S.
6? VCsey Street, New York City.
FotNlnd, Bieediug itching or liberated Piles,
n, Wilkins lNhIun Pile Ointment Is sure cure,
hecsl 90, ly mall. For sale by Logan & Co., drug.
gi,,S, Wheeling delH-Enw
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being under consideration. Mr.. seabriGht
did not like the proposal to destroy all Ii.
quors seized us the property Of persons VIC.
lating the law. He moved that it be sold
for the benefit OF the school fund. Lost.
Several other unimportant amendments
were offered and acted upon, and then Mr..
Kepner moved to strike ont y provision
providing for tho punishment OF offenders
against tho liquor laws by making them Ia.
Dor with ball and chain attached to their
persons. This was adopted.
MIR. Gr0ntham moved to adjourn. Car
ried.