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w ANTED - HELP FURNISHED, POSI-
w tons procured at reasonable rates; satis-
faction guaranteed or money refunded; CORE
spondence from distance soicited-stamp. Call
or address Capita! City Intelligence Office, SO w.
Washington street.
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NOR SALE-ONE-HALF INTEREST IN A
Il valuable invention. A good chance for a
pushing salesman. Article can be sold ut 25c TO
every family, SMITH e LOEPER, Solicitor of
Patents, over % n Pennsylvania street, Room
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EOR sALE-FARMs, CHEAP. ON LONG
L credit. Send for circular. Blue grass pas
ture for rent, cheap FRANCIS SMITH & CO.
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XETANTED-TO SELL ONE-HALF INTER
w est in several valuable patents. It will pay
any one with small capital to investigate. Com
Room 3.
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NOR sALE-AN ASSORTMENT OF SECOND
II hand engines. boilers and sawmills IN good
order. HADLEY. WRIGHT Il CO., corner
Tennessee and Georgia streets, Indianapolis.
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NOR SALE-WE HAVE SOLD IN THE LAST
l. few weeks some great bargains, the nur-
chaSers having been offered large advance ON
price paid. We have SIM number Of bargains
lust as good. We have SO acres on Fourteenth
street, between Illinois and Tennessee streets,
for 1900 acre. ON long time. We have acres
on Thirteenth, between Illinois aud Tennessee
streets, for 81, 200, on time. We have IS acres
adjoining the Exposition grounds. fronting on
Central avenue, Meridian and Illinois, for $500
an acre. We have and 6-acre pieces inside cor
poration, northwest, for $500 acre. The
above we consider the best investments in the
market. ALEX. MErIG Err. Odd-teows Hall
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MONEY TO LOAN on FIRST MORTGAGE
w OF city aud farm property IN Indiana ana
ONO. Low interest. jos. A. MOORE, 81 East
Market street.
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NOR SALE OR RENr-THE PROPERTY
II known the National Hotel property in
Spencer Ind, Three squares from depot, and on
the northwest corner OF the public square. The
house contains 81 rooms, partially furnished
For further particulars address Z. 2. IERHUNE
or J, +. LAWSON, Spencer, Ind.
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MONEY AT THE LOWEST RATES or IN
VI tcrest. J. " WILLIAMS Il CO., 8 and 1
Ninton Block.
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NOR SALE-MOLASSES BARRELS, SUIT
L able for putting up cider, at Indianapolis
Steam Cracker Co., No. % and % W. Georgia st.
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NOR SALE-A STOCK OF BOOTS AND
Il shoes; old shop worn goods but all in
good, salabe condition, located III an old shoe
stand and have good trade. Terms made
known or ap LEGATION. For particulars, address
EVANS & SIDENER, Charlottesville, Ind.
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EATE WILL FURNISH MONEY ON FARM
w security. promptly. 1T the lowest rates for
Ion: ~ snort time. IHOo. e. DAY Il CO., II
East Market street
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MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY OR FARM
vi property. U. NJ. STODDAKD, CIaYpool
Building.
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AUCTION SALES.
HUNT & MCt.URDY. REAL ESTATE AND
! Gen 3rAl Aucmonaers. 50 e. Washington Sc.
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FIN ANClA-

NTONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATE OF
vi INTEREST E. B. MAkTINDALE " SONS.
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Two Notable Funerals.s

New York, IL There were two nota-
bic funerals to-day. The first wss that OF
Michael McGloin, hanged on Friday.
Aa immense throng followed the hesrse
to the cemetery. The other was in the
most miserable Of the rquslid part of
Oanal street, from wretched tumble
down rookery. Early in the day the
hardened Bowery rough and his equally
hardened, ssily bedizened female COM
paniops began to gather in NUM- bers.
The constant theme Of conversation was,
"Poor Jimmy Elliott" On the second
floor lay the body of the dead pugilist in
q eloth-covered oaken casket, surrounded
with flowers. Over it hung the mourn
ing trimmings that hung over the body
Of Cornelius j. Vanderbilt. At 30 six
men, pail bearers, wearing high hats,
white regsliA and mourning badges, en-
cred the room. Among them were Jack
Stiles, Charles johnson, Jimmy Nc
Glynn. ex-Alderman Jir my Dunno,
RED" Lesry, "Shang" Draper, Chief
Magin. of the Philadelphia police, and
Mail. Grace. They carried the casket to
the street. A numb Der Of small bows be-.
gan 10 cheer, but they quickly hushed,
and the coffin was quietly borne to The
hesrse. The procession then formed.
Following the hesrse came the pail bear
ers and about l, GOO men and boys fol-
lowed by about $50 cosehss. After he
usual Catholic services at Calvary Gem
etery, jimmy Elliott vas placed in bis
Last home. Every we'll known thief ia
the city was present. A lGr<e force OF
police preserved order.
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Obituary.

Baden Baden, 11.-Prince Goftseh2-
kof, exchsncellsr Of the Ru sian EN-
pire, Is dead.
Athens, 1.-THE Chamber Of Deputies
adjourned until the 18th instant out of
respect 10 the memory of the late n
Coumounouroc, ex-prime minister. 8
public funeral is praposed.
Washington, II Lieutenant Brown,
let infsntary, is dead.
New York. 12.-Joseph E. Edge, y
died in this city on Saturday Edge had
been in feeble health some time and
death finally resulted from a compiler
one daughter. Mr.. Edge was born in
jersey City, and was the youngest son OF
Isaac Edge, who came from DerbyshiFe,
England, in 1900. being The third settler
Of Jersey City.
Edward E Mullenbery, civil engineer,
and during the war an officer of the Sixth
Pa, on Saturday, sged 81. At the close
Of the war he resigned, resumed his PRO-
fession, and was engaged on the Union
and was then appointed by Col. T. a.
1 OCOtb b JUG Ol lu6 surveyors OF LDe
Southern Pacific Railrosd. His health
failed whila engaged in the latter Ca
pscity, and he vent to Lancaster where
he gradually grew wo Sc till he died.
George W. Rathbons, late president oil
the Associated Banks of the State OF In
diana, died in this city yesterday, 81
after aa illness from which he bad suf
fered several years. RsthbOne was borr
in Saratoga County this state in 1878.
James NJ. Wells, for many Year,
treasurer Of the Atlantic and Contra
mining companies, died st his home,
East Iweltth street, last evening Of hear
disease. Wells YVES born 10 this city il
1877.
Algiers, Il. - Ashton Wentworth
Dixie, brother Of Sir Charles Dixie, aRl
who recently resigned from the BIitisI
Commons, died here.
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miscellaneous.

Boston, 1l.--Dr Eben FOurgee, who
sixteen years ago founded the New Eng
land Conservatory of ausic, now the
largest music school in 6 world, has
presented the institution to board of
trustees who accepted the gift and will
take possession soon.
New York, l The niGety-third ami
verssry OF Foresythe ST. NJ E. Church
was celebrated to-day. Among those
present were May or E1son, K-v Louis
Hawkins If Illinois, and j. K. Bryant,
Of Atlanta. In this church the habit II
inviting penitents to the sltar originated.
Portland. ll--A joint committee Of
the Boston ard Maine, and Eastern
agreed 10 report in favor Of 1onsOlid4tIon.
Duxbury Mass, ia b esk is re
ported in the French cable 5 miles out
san Francisco, l2-Chief Justice
Morrison bad strike OF paralysis this
morning, and it is said By friends to be
of the most serious nature.
st. Louis 12.-TDe American Base
B II Association In session hare adopted
the report oftSe committees Of conference
with the base bs / league
New York, u General Frisbie ar
rived here from NJ xico yesterday,
caiefy on business, it is said, with the
Central Pacific to their railroad msg-
mates.
President Diaz ia expected here ia q
fortnight
New Haven. 1.-THE Yale crew began
to row on Winuipia River three weeks
ago, and during the spring vacstion viii
practice.
Hartford Conn.,, I1.-Trusieas CT
Trinity College elected Louis Nj. Ohesse-
man, of New York, to the vacant pro-
fessorship of physics The resignation
of Pr, fessor aolbraoke Of the profe.sor-
ship OF Latin la guage ana literature was
acc pied and Rev. Samuel Hart elected
to fill the vacant chair.
Chicago 2-Stockholdars of the
Union Iron and S.eel company are In
session on the pfopositioa to resume
operations by the issue of IA, 100000 pre-
ferred stock. 1t is believed the PROPOSE
ton will BE- sccep ed. .
4 sweeping decision against bucket
shops was delivered in the United States
Court.
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The UnrnIy Cadets.

Washington, 1.-THE secretary
of the navy has written to the SUI
perintendent of the naval academy
relative to the cases of certain ca
diets deficient in conduct at the
recent semi annual examination.
stating that it is the intention Of
the department not TO interfere
with the rules adopted by the AGA
demic board. The secretary leaves,
the final disposition of the cases
with the superintendent. The sec
rotary recommends that len,ency be
shown the cadets whose conduct
was the result of yanthful thought
lessness. Their future career should
not be clouded by dismissal for
light causes, but the welfare of the
academy should be the cOpsidera-
tiOB~
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The Irish.

London. IA commi tee is
beng formed for the purpose OF
freeing PANELS estates.
Paris, 11.-Frank Byrne intends
to 80 10 the United States and set
tie down.
Philadelphia, 1.-THE Academy
OF Music and horticultural Hall are
engaged for the Irish Land League
convention ON April 10Th and 26th
Parneil, Egan and DaVltt are eX-
pected.
Hayre, 11.-English police. allege
that Jno. Walsh was seen in Ph0e-
nix Park on the night of Ithe mur-
der.
Dublin, 12.-The murder conspir-
acy prisoners are notified that their
rial Will begin on April 9Th. They
will be tried on three counts, Ph9-
nix Park murder, attempted muir
der Of Juror Field and conspiracy.
Government has ordered that
prompt measures be taken for the
relief of starving people i'll Lough-
rea.
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The Socialists.

Paris, 1.-THE police dispersed sew
eral groups Of socialists 10 Place de
l. Hotel de Vile. They made no resist
ance Fifteen hundred persons after
wards reassembled but the police and
mounted muhicipals again dispersed
them, and arrested five persons. The
crowd next marched to Place du Front
which is guarded.
The cavalry charged twice, knocking
down and crushing several men ana
boys.
eSt. Petersburg, 12.-Vera Phillippovs,
an important nihilist, is under arrest.
Madrid. 1.-THE total number of per-
sons arreEted in Andalusis for compile
city in the anarchist movement is l, 200.
OF this number 300 are charged with
murder, agrarisn Outrsges, and with be-
ing Abettors of the black hand society.
Sixty Of the prisoners confessed compli-
city in four murders.
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NO. $40
No Frand.

San Francisco, y Portland dis
patch: A reporter interviewed
Marcus, the New York broker this
afternoon, and he said his case was
a simple business failure, brought
about Dy losses in speculatlons. His
liabilities were only $1,000 OF Sill
600, and he was ready through
friends to pay dollar for dollar. He
had come west to establish himself
III business, and friends had
promised to help him. His wife
and two children were sick in San
francisco. He made no secl ct of
ms trip west. He regis cred under
MS own name at the Palace, San
francisco, told several friends he
Intended TO sail for Oregon, and his
name was in the passenger list. If
creditors understood the matter
they would not have caused his
arrest. He is willing to return to
Ney York without requisitiCn.
New York, 12.-Julius Marcus.
liquor broker, arrested In Portland.
Is understood to have been indicted
and his creditors expect him here
next week. The Mail and EGpreSs
says that his assertion that his case
was a simple business failure is
pronounced false by his creditors
who, however, will not talk much
Of their losses.
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Their Effect.

New York, l2.-EveniAg papers print
copy of circular letter addressed By
the Earl Of Dalhousie to the governors Of
every state il the Union, asking infor-
nation concerning the practical opera
ton Of laws under which marriage with
deceased wife's sister is permitted. The
circular contains letters from eminent
American elergvmen, quoted recently in
the Church Quarterly Review, asserting
tSat baneful effects have attended the
Equalization of marriage with q deceased
wife's sister In the United States, and the
Earl asks each governor to say whether,
according 70 his observation, this asser.
ton is correct. This information is
sought with reference to bis frankly an
nounced intention to Introduce in the
House OF Lords, sgsin this year, bill
for Iegalized marriages Of the kind re-
ferred to, similar to that which go nearly
became law during the LAST session OF
Parliament.
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Cable Clicks.

London, 12.-Betting on the Oxford
Cambridge race on Thursday next is in
favor of Oxford, 8 to 4. The Cam bridge
crew own to the better condition of tie
latter.
Twenly-ane delegates, representing
South Yorkshire and Lancashire iron
trades, resolved TO restrict the output Of
finished iron.
The Duchess of Marlborough has given
to Luke's fund SIS 900. the amount which
remained over from the fund collected
for the relief Of the distress 10 Ireland
during the years 1879 and 1880
London, 1.-THE Zanzibar, British
cruiser, has gone to Madagascar, and
another follows her.
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TELEGRAMS
COMM ERCEAL.
MONEY MARKET

MONEY MARKET
Kew York, l2-Money, 10; gov
ernments, UNCHANGED; stocks dull
generally strong; Western Union, S424;
Quicksilver so; Pacific, Az; Wells.
Fargo, l2G; n Y @, 1881; Erie, 9755;
Panama, i67; D. s. Z. y 452s; Union
Pacific. 97A Bonds 1875; Central Pa
ci6c, sl7s; bonds, 1879; ou.ro, s.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Liverpool, 12.-Cotton moderate, in
auiry freely supplied; Up'snds SO lilo;
Orleans. IL lilo. Sales 500. w hest
9s 8d@lOs per GENITAL; California No. l
9s. 5s(d6s California No 2; Tece pts for
week from Atlantic ports $1,000, from
Pacific 20 900 qusr,ers, from other
sources 80 600; receipts OF corn, 4G,UOO
quarters.
11-I6; As, 1921.
PRODUCE
Chicago. 12-Wheat, lower, regu-
La, 90 March, " April, corn lower.
578April; oats, lower. 4l%@I; barley,
nominal Is; fiaxsead, iswer 81; pork,
lower, Is so March, Is I716@20 April
lard, lower, IL 10 March, 80 April.
MINING SHARES.
New York, 8. Mining stocks dull;
Sierra Grande, 2s5; Iron Silver, 29l@
800; Chrysolite, 40@35; Navsjo, 400;
Bodie Con. 100; Robinson Con-, 87@9O;
Sonora Con-, 1882, closing at 81. Sales
for the day, 54,77O shares.
PETROLEUM.
New York, 2-Petrolenm, firm,
crude. 1914; refined, s1S@S4i united,
80.
Pettsburg, r, I2.-The oil market is
very much excited; opened strong at 95,
advanced to 97A declined to $50; re-
and advanced to 10O1s, closed 993. Gen.
feeling bullish, owing to reports OF rapid
decline in production wells struck last
week.
TIN.
New York, 12.-Australisn tin.2l.
COPPER.
Baltimore, 12.-Oopper quiet, 1901
New York, 12.-Oopper dull, III.
WHISKY.
Cincinnati, Whisky, IA.
Chicago, 12.-Whisky, II.
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chow Indians.

New York, 12.-Some fifteen rep
resentatives of "Lo, the poor In
dian" are now i'll this city, and are
snngly dOmiciled at the Globe Mu-
scum. They are undoubtedly the
finest representatives,of the '.nOble
red man" ever placed on exhibition
in this city. Chief "Meet-you in
the-Night," who was present at the
Custer massacre, said Custer fell by
10y the hand of Sitting Bull himself,
and that the scalp of the "long
haired chief" was, not taken out of
respect for his bravery. He also
stated that he had visited Washing
ton in 1869, to seehis great father.
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Naval ReGfren1el f..

Washington, Rear Admiral
J. w. a. Nicholson, lately in COM
mand of the European station, was
placed on the retired list yesterday
by the operation of law. He is
succeeded in the command of the
European station by Rear Admiral
Charles II. Baldwin, formerly
of the lighthous board. Rear Adj
miral E. r. Calhoun, Will be retired
in April next. These two retire
ments will make a vacancy in the
list of rear admirals, which will be
filled by the promotion of Commo-
dore r. w. Shufeldt. now on duty
with the naval advisory board.
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q Grand Excursion. .

New York. 12.-One Of the mos, de-
lightful excursions ever organized hiss
lust been arranged. The growing popu-
larity of g trip to Cslif mia and the
desire to visit attractive points in
Colorado, have prompted drm to az
range an excursion. 1t consists of a
spring visit to San francisco ria New
Orlesne, through Mexico, New Mexico
aud Southern California. The excur-
sionists will have the privilege Of travel
ing single to New Orleans, from where
the grand exour=icn will start April 18Th
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The EiIIery FaeIlOn-AnoIher
Gone.

St. Louis, 1.-THE Flllery faction
of the republican party, through its
regular central committee, decided
not to take separate action in the
coming spring election, but will
leave the field to the regular or silk
stocking wing of the party, who
have called primary meetings to
the nominating convention. The
action was taken on the advice of
Mr.. FiHery. 1t is announced that
the recent resignation of Charles D.
Allen, United States marshal of the
Western District of Missouri, is the
result of charges of numerous irreg-
ular and Illegal acts alleged to have
been committed by him. 1t is said
that the government Investigated
the case and made an unfavorabla
report TO the department.
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Not SO Young as He Used 10 Be

New York. 12.-Lester Wallaek
having sued J. w. Hamilton, man
ager of Mount Morris Theatre, thus
replies to some Of the latter's state
ments; The idea of my flirting with
ladies in the audiencel My age and
position as a gentleman forbid any
thought of the thing. Why, I can
not recognize members of my own
family in a box without my eye
glasses on. As do not wear them
in a part it is impossible for me to
see anyone beyond the footlights.
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VIM. COOK.
Contractor and Builder,

Will contract for building frst-clsss
stores or dwelling houses, or for re-
modelling houses, or fitting up stores
guaranteeing work of the latest and most
improved style and best quality. " York
promptly executed in all departments OF
building. Satisfactory reference given.
Shop, South Temple street, opposite
Valley House, P. 0. Box 1854.
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Tho ..OhtcagO.n

Washington, 1.-THE Sunday Capt..
tot says: Secretary Chandler viii name
the new 1900 ton steel cruiser Chicago
1t is to represent the latest and best
naval architecture.
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NOTICE.

Parties holding Duo Bills against the
firm of Wa. Jennings q Sons, are re-
ouested to present them before March
10th 1888. WIN JENNINGS & Sons.
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BROOD MARES.

We will visit Salt Lake City sbou
The 25th instant with forty head Of fine
Brood Mares, Clydesdsle and French
for sale.
HOLDERMAN & WEAVER,
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PENMANSHIP.

Copying and Writing Of sill kinds
done promptly and on short notice
Business and Visiting Cards. Plain ssd
ornamental penmanship. Bookkeeping
and olter office work attended TO.
JOHN SH0LDERRAND.
P. O. Box 1928. +
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SEED OATS.
At JOHN D. RITTER & Co.'S,
FOR SALE CHEAP,

a Handsome bedroom set, also fine
l'aGge, with kitchen furniture. Apply
81 this Office.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is GIVEN THAT MY
IN wife, Clara Msther, is not author
lied to contract any debts or obligations
on my account, and I will pay no debts
contracted by her.
j. c. MATHER.
Dated February Is, 1888. fell
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UNDERTAKING.
JOS. VIM. TAYLOR
UNDERTAKEN.

A full line of oaskets, Metallic Cases
Redwood Collins and Undertskers' Goods con
stantly on hand.
All Orders, by Telegraph or Telephone, day
or night, will receive prompt attention.
Telephone communication with Office or
West Temple street, Southeast of Valley
House. P. o. Box 954. -
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
GIRL WANTED.

Wanted, a girl to do general house
work. Apply at this office.
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REMOVAL.

NIX. T. RADCLIFFE, Professor OF
Music, has removed to Main Street, one
block north of Temple, East Side. +
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ARE YOU MADE miserable by
Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness,
Loss Of Appetite, Yellow Skin?
Shiloh's Vitalizer is a positive cure.
Sold By z. c. NJ. L Drug Store. 90
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ORANGES, ORANGES.

Orsrges by the box cheap, at Cutler
Bros.
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CANARY BIRDS. male and
female, for sale
At PRICE & Olives.
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STREET CAR NOTICE.

On and after Monday, November q,
1882, Eleventh Ward cars will run to
the Denver and Rio Grande Railway and
return; and the Twentieth Ward cars will
run to the Sixth Ward and return;
passing on East Temple street, hours
and half hours.
o. P. ARNOLD,
+ Superintendent.