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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-09-05
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inhAmmAtory in day, Can refer 20 hundrt of TeR
ble people cured who had tnei in vain everything else
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nothing else. Elmlre, Adams Co., lu5 William IT. N.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-09-05

llXoA's Patent Metallic Heel Stiffensrs
keep new boots and shoes from running over
Sold BY sAes and haEaXaEa dealers, N'''
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-09-05

FREE! ~ 5sSFEq N. %s .oS tu B,s sssS9tS@ u
Cutting DIV Moody 4 Co.. 81 w. 9Th, OinolnnGti. o.
A gents Wanted for the Best and Fastest selllag
n Pictorial Books and Bibles, Prices reduced q per
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-09-05
THE MOMENTOUS QUESTION.
nRoArENroUs, AT LEAsr, TO YOUNG
MHN AND MAIDENs.

How shall y Man Propose s--rhc Questiou
Answered by Number OfLndies' MAR
ried md single.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20
Alrxalllria Q9a4rttr.
;DAY EVENING, JANUARY 20. 1Se::

CurEclI SERVICES, &c. TOMORROW
G4ri% hprch.-Servicc at l. Il. III. and 80
u. H.. hy Rev. II. Sutcr.
-. P1h'< hUrch. Service ut IL II. IL.
and y M by Rev DR.. G.. II. Norton.
Grucc Churrh.-Scrvicc ut II Il. IN. and
$50 p. N. by Rev Mr. Sharp.
s.. Mny's Oh "rch.-SIass at a. H. High
Mas and sermon at IL a. H. by Father
O'Aanr. Ncspcrs ut i pm.
IT.& Presbyterian Hwch.-Servicc at II
=. n. ty E,.v Dr.. T. :. Childs
>.>ai Presbyterian Chnrch.-Scrvicc ut
liza. ~ and 17:3op IN. by Rev Mr.. Dinwiddic.
E52'i&i 'Hnrch.--Scrvicc at II a. m.
ana at $50 p. m. by Rev. @. +. Flippo.
NgH NDi&. Church. Service at II II. m.
aad $50 i. IL. by Rev. DR.. PouIson.
Nih. Eiis. Ch"rch .Sorih.-Scrvicca at | Il.
"a. and go +. lii. hy Rev. Mr.. Kern.
Hid. Frat. Ch"rch.-Scrvicc ut II Il. III.
ana al 80 p. m. by Rev. Mr.. Trcdway.
fr." VEN. Ct2rrh. Service at II Il. IN.
atd $50 p. IA.
GrrmaH L"heran ChUrch. SER
y;rcal Il. IA, and service and sermon at
: y. IN. hy Rev. Mr.. Lipcodt
I"a,,J .N~ns Ehri%'ioa .fssoci0iioM.-Scrv
ir,. Of sou" and prayer in The Methodist
Episcopal Church al / p. IN. Jail at . p. m.
Aims House III $50 p. IN.
'io%pci Temperance Nrrting Of Inc Reform
-! :,,h at Up. IN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20

\ CoNyICr's BAD BEHAVIOR. The Rich
mond Ni&,Hhrh o! to-day gives the following
account Of thaS, Schailer who was arrested
in This city last Monday on telegram from
charlottesville charging him with stealing
u watch
More than year ago Charles Schaller
was tried in the city Of Alexandria upon a
charge o! forgery, found guilty, and senten-
ccd 10 the pcnitcntiary for three years.
shortly after he came 10 Richmond he was
sent 10 the Capitol to TO certain convict la
Dor. ana just ahou, this time it was discov-
cred that Schalltr was Il painter by trade.
Colonel Brock cnborougli, Superintendent of
Public Grounds and Buildings, conceived
the idea Of utilizing the c0nvicl's skill in
savIng the State the expense Of paving some
skilled painter the honest wages that his
toll would have deserved .Scha!ier made
miserable hotch ot sGmc parts Of the work.
but succeeded i'll behaving himself in such
u way that he found favor in the eyes of
the authorities and what seems strange.
convinced i'irin that nr vas 4 master of his
trade and Il deserving man. \ rctition
was circulated aEd nlIn!crotlSly signed pray.
IN, the Governor 10 pardon the man. and
Governor Cameron thinking the oppor-
tunItya proper one Tor the exercise of EX-
ttlltlNt titnticN. Released Scnaficr. Heap
prochcd u citizen Of Richmond and succeed
cd i'll getting loan Of about So, with which
money he proposed to clo:hc himself dc.
Gently. In the mean time hc had been given
some government painting at the EXccu.
tive mansion, and from his earnings here he
promised /" repay the money loaned. Being
lonely in life. Schat;i,r looked around him
and found :: wife, and seemed to be trying
10 be q good citizen. The wife got sick and
SrhaiiGr got wicked, and few weeks ago
was found missing one morning. leaving
behind him his debts unpaid. Other things
were missing also, for when he had finished
painting at the Governors house certain
chandeliers and brackets were mystcriously
wanting. The next news OF the man came
from Charlottesville III the shape of Il telc-
gram TO Il detective here calling attention to
The fact that Schailer was wanted on the
charge OF stealing :: watch at that place
II" di'! not come this way, but went bac,
towards his old haunts in Alexandria,
where he WIS arrested and logged in Jail to
await trial, and the chances now are almost
certain that he will renew his acquaintance
III Richmond while enjoying an enforced
residence at the penitentiary"
Schaiicr is now in charlottesville await
ing trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20

The EIr ER,-rhcre has no change taken
place in the condition Of the river since yes
terday, and it is still filled with floating ice
The Excelsior, from Norfolk, arrived this
morning and reports navigation as difficult
from Matthias Point up, and that some OBJ
stlnate gorges in the different bends of
the river still exist. The Lake, while com
ing from Georgetown yesterday, broke her
luddcr, so did not start on her trip last
night, and the Moselv will take her place,
until the damage can be repaired leaving
here on Monday next. The tow consisting
oftwo tugs, q barge and three oyster boats
which left this city yesterday evening,
harbored at Qnantico last night. 1t is re-
ported that Captain Robb's boat is at that
place cut through by the ice The Wash
ington ferry boat now on the line still makes
but three trips day, but next week, it is
said, the company will run one boat on
schedule time. Eight oyster boats in tow
of the tug Kate arrived this evening, seven
OF which went TO Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20

SHOOT WoRK.-The Conference of School
superintendent Of the State is to be held in
Richmond on The 9th of February. The
conference will continue at least four DAYS.
and will be held in the hall Of the House of
Delegates. Governor VIM. T. Cameron,
President Of the Board of Education, will
deliver the opening address. Hon. j. l.. NJ.
Curry, genera! agent OF The Peabody Educa
ton Fund, has promised to lecture on some
educational topic. General John Eaton,
Commissioner Of Education for the United
states, has promised to be present, and to
deliver at least one lecture President
Conrad, Of the Virginia Agricultural and
Mechanical College, will deliver an address.
Hon. j. o. Wcikcrsham, y distinguished
lecturer, will also be at the conference An
effort is being made TO have an exhibit of all
the different kinds of school apparatus and
furniture. None but the parties named in
the original notice of the conference will
he allowed to participate in lis deliberations.
Application has been made to the different
transportation companies for reduced rates
Tor superintendent, Nustccs and teachers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20
By 3. T. Lucas 4 Co., Auctioneers.
A UCTION! AUCTION!
GREAT PAWNBROKER,s SAFE

GREAT PAWNBROKER'S SALE
consisting of New and Second Hand Clothing Over.
coats and listers, Suits of Clothes, and odd Coats
rants tand Vests. Ladies' Dresses, Cloaks and
Sacques. Underwear, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Guns and Pistols, Watches, Jewelry, Com
forts, Quilts and Blankets, Musical instruments,
Umbrellas, &C., &C., &c, and other articles, too
numerous to mention. The trade and public gen .
orally are invited to the sale, as the goods will be
sold to the highest bidder regardless of cost. Sale
VIII commence MONDAY, January 18th, 7la
O'Clock p. M, at No. so King street, and continue
from day to day until the entire stock is sold out
Sales at 10 a. M, and and 7:3O p. m, daily
ian13
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER n&cEA 8lLITIEs, Jan. ~, 1889.
T.. ,.' Middle Atlantic States cloudy. rainy
weather, nott'!-:...ly winds. vccrug 10 southeast.
,rl%. cisu. followed by falling barometer. lower,
usr sire aad stationary or higher pressure
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20
AUCTION SALES.
SCHOONER FOR SALE,

"ffer for sale the SCHOONER ANNIE BELr,
now lying at Mehaffey's wharf foot of Queen
street 1t the said schooner is not sold at private
sale before SATURDAY, January 9th. 1Ss3 it
will be sold at public auction at IL a. m. of that
day, said sale to take place Mt said wharf Terms
of sale made known at sale.
jan16-td. A. w ARMSTRONG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20

HAD His QUEUE CUT.-A we'll known
citizen who has a proclivity for cutting oil
the tails of al cats he sees but who has been
warned by the city authorities that if a rep
clifton of his last act occurred he would be
prosecuted for cruelty TO animals, allowed
his desires to get the better of him 4 few
nights ago and meeting cne ofthe few Chi
namen of the city on the street, succeeded
in getting his brush" The victim Will
have to stay in this country longer than he
expected for he cannot return to China till
his queue grows to the regulation length.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20

THE MARKET this morning was again but
poorly supplied and the area presented !
beggarly array of empty benches. But lit
lie poultry was offered and that broush,
high figures. Prices generally kcepup. and
there is no decline II note il anything since
last Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20

Police REroRr.-l.ast night was raw,
disagrceablc aud cloudy, and rain common
ced falling about = o'clock this morning
There were no prisoners and but three lodi
gers at the station house.
1t was reported to the police authorities
that pile of wood stolen from the yard of
Mr. Rice had been found in that neighhor
hood.
The Mayor had no cases before him this
morning for trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20

ANOTHER SUIT AGAINST THE CITY.-It is
rumored that another suit is to he instituted
against the city, in connection with the Fish
wharf, and heavy damages will be claimed
If tho City is to he eternally at law, about
the Fish wharf, and has TO spend the entire
rent IN repairs ard law suits it is suggested
that ii would be much better to put the
whariin the hands of some reliable man.
and let him manage itand collect the wharf
age &c-ior the city. Some old fishermen
say it would pay double that it now
does, and would give greater satisfaction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20

lS:T"F!RE, SMOKE AND WATER I've
have just received adviccs from our buyer, who
attended the large aud extensive sale at tho fire
ut Hood Hnnhrigllt Co.'S. at Philadelphia, and
has succeeded in getting large lot of the guolS
ii Of course immense sacrifice.
The stock consists of CaicocS. Fanncls, FOWL.
ings, Blankets Ginghanls, Blcached Cottnns. aud
s5rcat many goods too numerous To mentnn. All
III which will hr here by Mondays steamer Look
out for Il great and large lot OF Bargains.
jan2j'lW l. EICHEEEG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20

NEW GOODS.-Received to-day: English
IN French, German and American Colognes and
Extracts; Hair Brushes; Vaseine Cold Cream;
Vaselino Camphor; Ice and Easeline Confcction
for Coughs and Colds; also vasclinc Pomado uu-
Surpassed as delightful dressing for the hair.
dec13 JANNEY & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20

TREAT bargains in BALBRIGAN HOSE for
" Ladies' and Gentlemen
jan 2O AMOS B. SLAYMAKER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20

alcsSrs. Egglcston, Thornton & Co, Smith
vile, Va, say: Browns Iron Bitters il
justly popularand gives entire satisfaction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20

AMBuRGS and SWISS.-Thrcc thousand
l. yards Edgins and Inserting, which we arc
Offering very cheap.
jan 20 AMOS B. SLAYMAKER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20

TNOWELS and NAPKINS, cheapest aud best fl
L price i'll the market.
jan 20 AMOS B. SLAYMAKER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20
E.S. LEADBEATER & BRO

A DMlNlSTRATOR'S NOTlCE.-Having been
n appointed administrator Of the estate of s +,
GREGORY, deceased, hereby give notice to all
indebted to said estate to make immediate paw
ment and all having claims against the same will
present them, properly authenticated, for nay.
ment ARTHUR GREGORY
jan4-1m Admir-. of S. +. Grerory decd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-20
BOVINE VIRUS.

A fresh stock received to-day of CRUSTS, QUILI.S
and POINTS, January ID, 1888.
jan13 J. D. II. LUNT.
ONE CREAM WHITE CANTON CREPE
" SHAWL, with handsome embroidery aud
heavy silk fringe. Price $35; worth 500.
jan17-6t G.. ADAMS, 50 King ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON, STOCKS.
BOSTON, Dec 81. 1888.
Yesterday. To-day
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
R,port,d bu JoHN IL DAVIS & Co, II WdLLst
THURSDAY, Dec. PIP. VI.


The stock speculation to-day developed nothing
new The dealings generally were small but there
were some wide and frequent fluctuations. There
were ahoat many rumOrs concerning the expected
report of the committee that is engaged In exam
lining into the affairs of the Oregon and ITansconti
mental Company and relative 10 the situation of the
Western railway pools; but there was no founda-
ton for any of the current reports and they prob
ably have their origin in the fluctuations of the
various classes of stocks. When Oregon and Trans
continental was selling at 3G7sG375s in the morn
ing dealings rumOr said the report would be favor
able and would soon be made. When in the after
noon the stock sold at 36G347s, rumor
said the report would show a sad
condition of affairs: that there was
disagreement between the members of the COM
mittee. and that one member had refused TO sign
the report that was prepared. The probable truth
is that the committee rs yet knows little more than
II did when it began its labors and that the report
will not be ready for publication for several
DAYS and perhaps weeks. When Northwestern
was selling at 11634Ql17ls and st. Paul
Mt 93lt903l2, rumOr had information from
Omaha that all the conflicting lines had accepted
the tripartto agreement, but after the prices for
these stocks had declined about l per cent the
minors were of an entirely different character The
davis sales amounted only to 269,722 shares and OF
that quantity few stocks furnished moro than
one-half, and they were those which show the most
important declines Of the day; Oregon and Trans
continental 46, 725 shares, ST. Paul 27,2S5 shares
Louisville and Nashville 23,700 shares, Union
Pacific % 27O shares, Western Union L. 4S2 shares
and Northern Pacific preferred 1920 The whole
market, however, was weak and feverish after the
early trading, the difference being only in degree.
Central and Hudson sold at 1139l120s to 1925.
Lake Shore with transactions amounting
only to $50 shares fell off from 994
to 9sas09sl2. Michigan Central after
OOls ended at sell, aud Canada Southern, after
53la, sold at 52i2Q52's Delaware, Laekawanna
and Western held moderately firm at close to last
nights figures but after 1853 1t sold at 1169116L.
The whole Southwestern list was dull but easier in
prices. The market closed weak
Government bonds were moderately active and
strong; bids for the As and digs are again is per
cent higher. Annexed are the congratulations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
OBITUARY NOTES.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 27.-Peter X. Morgan,
veteran Of the war of 1912, died here last night aged
nintty-eighth years.
TROY, w, Dec. 27.-GeOrge WaldrOn, who,
with his wife, was until recently a member Of " Gus"
williams variety company, died at Waterford this after
noon from consumption His right name was George
Bace.
John Fink, a member of the Produce Ex-
change, and Of the firm OF John Fink Son. provision
dealers No 1874 West Thirty fourthst died yesterday
at his home No 2i3 West Fiftysixhst He had been I'm
business thltyhyc years. and was popular among his
business associates. He cOmmandGnt OF the In
dependent Butchers Guards, Of the old sem-mdry
organizations Of this city.
Colonel Beverly G. Sanders, who was buried
from his home in Roseville, Newark, N. j., yesterday
afternoon, was native OF Virginia and Fortyniner'
He became prominent in Pacific Coast politics. and for
number OF years Collector Of the port Of San Fran
cisco Twenty-Five years ago he sent ON mission to
Russia by the Ska Company Accounts OF his visit, pub
lishcd NJ the time indicated that he treated by the
Car and Grand Duke Constantine with marked consider
alton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
SENATOR MALONE on SOUTHERN MlTTERS.

Senator Malone, of Virginia, was in this city
yesterday having from Washington for days bus
inesa He was disincllned TO talk on politics, but In
social chat spoke OF phase Of the Southern question as
follows:
IAN through the South the people are ndoent from
habit The only way tina, know to break them OF this
habit 10 import Northern labor Men In The North are
trained to labor. Let attempt TO build house In
ms with home labor and 1t will cost him more than
~ Ncw-York hired skilled mechanics and
took them back there 10 do the work These Northern
men would give him full days work. which would prove
q great saving In the end -
In reference Florida the Senator sad AT the close
81 TIE war the people there the most G0iOrsakeh
IN the south Iu they have rcapcd the benefit Of people
going there for a winter resort Jacksonville has been
built up by this class OF visitors Then the orange groves
have a great industry. Tie demand for oranges
exceeds hy fr the supply and grove property has been
enhanced In value by H. growing productycncSS know
property bought i've years ago for $1,000 that sold
recently for $4,000"
trncal Mahouc- only political statements were that
Northern Democrat could D. cured by removing To Dan
VILE and that West virginia aud Florida could be carried
next year by the Republicans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
AMERICAN EyLISrMENrS ~ THE N4Tr

"Thc personnel Of the Navy is much i'm
proved" laid a naval officer a Tribune reporter ~
Gently "n l-CG than two per cent OF the sail
ors wen able 10 read and write Now not more than two
rer cent arr unable 10 do So The cntmout-. contrary
10 the general IMPRESSION largely men Of American
birth The percentage Of foreigners very small ships
on foreign stations for long time, OF course get more
Foreigners"
"Do the men read much Z" asked the reporter
'Yc.; and they take a very good class Of newspapers
and periodicals They 'ompin for them and read them
all thoroughly"
"Do they drink hI dr.
"No Iutempcran,e among the sailors OF the Navy las
dccrea,ed wonderfully. There are men. Of course
who Will get drunk when they have opportunity, but
n "a rule We have fear when let man 20 ashore
but that he will come back time and sober"
How about dcscrtlon-I' ,
"Thcy arc comparatively fcwl and those men who 90
desert are without exception, who are OF no henent
to The service We getting more men, men OF better
character and ~ American firth than we nave
before for years. The training system u doing ny
thing FOR tho Navy and supplying US with splehuu
material"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS WASHINGTON NEWS.
AFFAIRS OF THE ARMY.

WASHINGTON, Dec. PA general court
martial has been appointed meet at West Point N Y,
January 1884, for the trial of such prisoners may be
brought it, Detail for the court; First Leuter-
ants Edward E. Wood, sth Cavalry; Henry T. Reed, I'd
Artillery; George B. Davis 9TH Cavalry; James g. Petit
LIST Infantry, aud William A. Simpson, ID Artillery;
Second Lieutenant Carver Rowland, Attn Infantry; First
Lieutenant John Bgelow, jr, 10Th Cavalry, Judge
Advocate
Post<haplain Charles NJ. Blake United States Army,
BIZ been retired TO date from December 81 The follow
Ing transfers in the LIST Artillery have been made to take
effect January Captain william LHasdn from Battery
II 10 Light Battery Captain Joseph r. Sanger from
Light Battery NJ to Battery II. The leave OF absence
granted Second Lieutenant Herbert g. Squier 7th cav
airy, has been extended one month.
First Lieutenant William T. ROssel, Corps OF Englueere
has been ordered TO proceed from Jacksonville Florida
TO Fortress Monroe, Virginia, temporary duty; on
completion thereof 70 return to his proper station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
MORE GR4TEY4RD LSSUR AYcE.

FALL RIVER, Mass. Dec. 27.-An insurance
agent and mcdhal ex mincr from Boston were In town
to-day investigates doubtful insured IN the Mas,a
ehusests BENEFIT Association. In the cases where the
medical sslmnation indicated fraud the policies will Dc
cancelled
The case OF John f. Downing who was buried on Tues
day. il said to be another graveyard" case. Downing
was admitted to the Ancient order 81 Hibcrnlans fe~
months ago. having been passed sound ~ DR.. Hen
nessey the society physician Soon alter several policies
on his life. amounting 20 $1,000 were taken cut. ono
being held by Or Hennessey. another by Edward Dris
coll the agent who left the city. and the Others by
various persons. Downings father claims that hs sons
death was fastened malpractice by DR. Hcnnrsicy and
Is asserted that large death rate the Hbern
ians during the past two has been partly due TO DR.
Hennesseys efforts tO realize on insurance policies
policeman whose life was insured taken III and ,
treated by DR. Honncssey, grew rapidly worse. Under
treatment OF another physician he speedily recovered
There is no trace ~ yet Of Hennesscy or Drtscol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
SIZZLING OUT 4 MISSING BROKER.

For the last few days there has been decline
at the New York Mining stock and National petroleum
Exchange In Sonora mining stock and Harlem milling ana
and mining stock that attracted the interest even
of those brokers who arc accustomed to
see mining properties vanish. From 81 ~
Harlem has gone Il cents; from % cents sonora mas
cone 10 : cents Yesterday explanation or the dlol
WIS furnished by salcs under the rule for the account OF
W III NcCIIutock and Charles = Benham. Mr.. Bcnhan
was a broker az No. 40 Broadway lie came IIuh an
when A. was consolidated with the National Pc
trole1m Exchange. week last Satur,
day he badc "the boys" goodbye. as he had
boon married and was going back visit to Callio
Tbc boys now think that he has gone for good as the
contracts ne left behind for the chairman OF the NchanRo
to close out under the rule leave the boys from ~
600 10 $50 600 out Of pocket Mr. Benham and MI NC
Cinock were close companons and IL IL said that the
sales for the account Of the latter result from his relations
with Mr.. Bcnham AZ broker.