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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06

SALES DE Town PRopERTY-The
following houses in town have
changed hands within the past few
days: Mrs. Sarah Cooper has bought
the Lee kiger property on Long AL
ley and will take possession April
LIST. Price 1915.
Geo. G. Hayes has bought the
Presbyterian Parsonage and will oc-
cupy it after April lst. Price 81, 200
Mathew Hennen has bargained for
Mrs. Elizabeth Howell's property on
Front street, but the papers we be-
leve, have not yet been drawn. The
price is understood to be 800.
Mr.. Thomas Gregg has bought the
brick house on Main street, known
as the Jacob Kiger property, for So
200 and will remove from his farm
aad occupy it April lst.
Henry G. Baker has exchanged his
farm on the Flats for Mrs. Jenkins
property on Front street, she giving
him 81 300 ''to boot" Mr.. Baker
will remove to town and that lady
and family to the farm in a few days
We welcome the gentleman to our
midst.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06
A SUCCESSFUL RAILROAD MEETING

A SUCCESSFUL RAILROAD MEETING
The DIFFERENCES ADJUSTED AND A
New PRoPosTIoN AGREED UPoN.-A
meeting of representative men from
Clay, Grant, Morgan, Clinton and
other districts was held in the Wal
lace House parlors on Monday even
ing to discuss a new proposition and
if possible harmonic the differences
that have existed in regard to a coun
ty subscription to one or more rail
roads. The matter was discussed
from every imaginable standpoint,
and after much consultation it was
unanimously agreed to ask the Com
missioners to authorize an election
to be held in this county on the 18th
day of February next, upon the prop
osition to subscribe 100000 to a road
up the Monongahela valley and 500
900 to the Blacksmith and Morgan
town narrow gauge road.
The discussion was led by the
Chairman, Col. Jas. Evans, and
speeches were also made by Geo. c..
Sturgiss, J. M. Hagcns, E. p. Lantz,
Dr. Calvert, Disisway South and
others. Adjourned to meet Tuesday
morning. q
At 10 o'clock on Tuesday morning
the meeting was called to .order by
Col. Evans and upon motion of Maj.
McGrew it was unanimously decided
to ask the County Commissioners
to submit to the people a proposition
for a county subscription of $3.50, 900
to two railroads. The Valley road to
receive 100000 and the Blacksmith
and Morgantown narrow gauge 500
900.
The meeting then adjourned, each
member feeling as though something
had been accomplished. Now, let
every citizen of the county go to work
and carry it to successful issue.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06

A List of Fiduciarics whose accounts
are at this day before the undersigned.
Commissioner of Accounts of MOlion-
gala County, for settlement, viz:
Levi Taught, Guardian Of Jacob p.
Riggs
Milton A. Ammons, Guardian Of
Magolia Conway;
Silas Wisman, administrator Of VIII
liam Bonnifield:
A. Brown Price, executor Of William
Price;
And Eli White and James Sanders,
executors Of Michael White.
December 18th, 1882.
MARSHALL M. DENT,
Commissioner of Accounts
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06

Now that the gift-making season
is almost here, and our readers will
soon be looking about for Christmas
presents, we beg to suggest that
nothing more likely to profit and
please friend could be chosen than
a years subscription to that old fam
lily paper, the New York Ledger. 1t
is only So a year, comes weekly, and
is filled with the productions of the
writer's of fact and fiction in this
country. It is no light, trashy jour
nal, crowded with articles which dis
order and debase the mental faculties
of it's readers, but high toned week
ly, supported by such literary lights
as Sylvanus Cobb, Jr, author Of the
famous "Gunmaker of Moscoe;;" Mrs.
Emma d. E. N. Southworth; Bishop
Clark, of Rhode Island, Rhode Island,
Rev. John Hall, of New York; and JAS
Parton, the wcll-known and excel
lent historian, besides score of 9TH
er eminent writers of both sexes.
"a Letter to Sarah the Cook" in
last weeks issue is worth the price
Of the paper for full year. Next
week a new story by Sylvanus Cobb,
Jr., entitled "The Heir of Stanwood;
or the Mystery of the Kings Tower"
will be commenced.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06

A Krsr OF LETTERS remaining un-
cIs:sned at the Postoffice ct Morgan
town, W. Va, Jan. LIST, 1883: Sarah
Adams, A. G.. Baker, Lucy NJ. Boyd,
J. II. Bum, Thos. Col, Christie Core,
Ed. Evins. Ollie Fast, Henry c. Hide
brand, James NJ. John, Fannie John
son, Rebecca Jones, Dave Kincaid,
Theophulis Mccoy, Milroy McMal-
len, Mary Polling, Henry Runner,
John Shaw, Jennie L. Selby, Benz.
Thompson, f. c. Smith, Clarinda
Walker. T. A. DERING.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06

A SLIGHT increase has been ordered
in the rates Of toll on the suspension
bridge by the Board of Directors.
This action seems to have been rem
dered necessary by the great expense
incurred in improving that structure
last Summer. Under the new rule
no person will be given his toll by
the year for less than -, and in all
cases the rates will be slightly adj
vanccd over last year. While there
may he some dissatisfaction created
by this action, we hope nothing will
occur to damage the interets of the
Bridge Company on its patrons. The
advantage Of having a good bridge
was pretty clearly demonstrated dur
ing the past Summer and Fall.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06

Mrs. DURR RECEIVES A HANDSOME
PREsENT.-The boarders of the Com
mercial Hotel very nicely planned a
surprise for their hostess on sChrist-
mas. For some time previous they
had been planning something, and
agreed upon gold watch. \ suffi
cicnt amount of money was raised
and the watch presented to her at
Pittsburgh while she was en- route to
Chicago. The lady appreciates the
handsome present, but priced it more
highly for the good will of the donors.
The watch was given as token of
their appreciation of her kindness
and goodness Of heart.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06

following real estate transfers were
admitted to record in the Office of the
Clerk of the County Court from Dec
10th to Dec. Both:
Geo. ii. Smith and other to j. G..
Powell, 70 acres on the old Sears
road for Sl75, mutual agreement.
Geo. II. Smith and others to Mary
A. Mithell, 80 acres on old Sears road
mutual agreement.
Sturgiss and IIough CONS, to Myr-
TIVE Nj. Dorsey, Wells farm near Nor
gantown for 1870.
Alexander Snider to Geo. w.
Neely, Al perches Of land in Grant
district for $40.
Nimrod Nicely to Geo. & David
Nicely, % acres in Grant, for 5000
VIM. p. Cole to VIM. A. Dusen-
berry, 33 acres OH SCOTS run for
$1,000
Benjamin Core and wife to Perry
Moore, 7 acres and IA poles, for
$I9S.10.
VIM. r. Hoffman TO Thomas Moore
81 acres on Dolls and Pcdlar's Run
for $3.50.
Jos. Moreland. Com'r, to Joshua
II. Cole, l29 acres in Grant for 1920.
Thos. II Tough and wife to John
II. Cole, 100 acres for $4,000.
w. e. Watson to Oliver Travis, 67
acres on White Day creek for $3.50.
James l.. Lawlis to Christopher
Core, 30 acres OH SCOTS run for
$ll0O.
Henry F. Jones, Hall and wife to
Love Swisher, one-cighth acre in
McCurdy'svill for $l75.
VIM. j. Kennedy and wife to Love
Swishcr, 1 acre in McCurdysville for
$40.
Eph. B. Hall and wife to Geo. M.
Hall, Sc acses on head waters Of
Dnnkard for $2l50.
f. b. Hall and wife to f. b. Hall,
81 acres on head waters of Dunkark
for $2275.
E. b. Hail and wife to VIM. p. Hall
50 on head waters OF Dunkard creek
for 1925.
f. b. Hall and wife to S. Judson
Hall, 1879 acres on head waters of
Dunkard for $3943.75.
f. B. Hall and wife to j. Milton
Hall, SS4 acres on head waters of
Dunkard for $220625.
VIM. N. Stewart and wife to O. S.
Stewart and others. Q acres near
Georgetown for $3.50.
Samuel Huston and Robert II. De-
main to Geo. w. Murphy and wife,
II acres near Morgantown, exchange.
Geo. w. Murphy and wife to Sam.
Huston and Robert II. Domain, one
half acre south and near Morgan
town, exchange and 800.
Ben. Shuman and wife to A. Moore
and d. L. Lemley, IS acres for $4,000.
Emrod Tenant and wife to Simon
P. Tenant, 81 J acres on Days run
for 81, 800.
John w. Corrothers to Jesse F.
and James Coombs, 81 acres in Grant
district for 1875.
hOuiHSOH Lay tul anu WIG W
Solomon Howell, 164 acres on Big
Indian creek in Grant district for
$500.
VIM. j. Lee and wife to VIM Mack,
20 rods and 83 rods on Vests run
in Union district, exchange.
VIM. Mack and wife to VIM. j.
Lee, y rods on Vests run in Union
district, 500 and exchange.
J. A. Mayfeld aud others to Jno.
w. Mayfield in 100 acres for $500.
Levi j. Straight to James L.
Straight, 5S4 acres in Grant district
for 81, 400.
Levi j. Straight and others to U.
S. Straight, interest in IS acres in
Grant district for $2,950.
Levi j. Straight and others to j.
Coleman Straight, interest in IS acres
in Grant district for $3.50.
+. M. Chalfant and wife to Michael
r. Chalfant, 81 acres on Falling run
for $500. REF.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06
LAST NOTICE.

The book accounts, notes, &C., Of the
late firm of Hennen Brothers are in the
hands Of the undersigned for settlement
and collection. Persons who arc in
debted, must positively settle by the first
of April next, or suit will be brought ac-
cording to instructions.
JOSEPH MoRELANp,
1-6-4 Attorney.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06

HISTORY OF MoNoNGALIA COUNTY.
Full information in reference to
this work, to be published during
next year, may be had by addressing
as below. Mr.. H. c. Poster is our
authorized agent for this comfy, to
whom all subscriptions for the work
may be given, or send to the
PRESTON Publishing Co.
Kingwood, w. Va.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been is
sued from the Office of the Clerk Of
he County Court to the following
persons since December 10th:
M. Melville Michael and Melissa
j. Riggs. of Monongalia county.
John c. Price and Sarah {. Kin
caid, of Monongalia county.
David L. Wade and Malvina Bon
nifeld, of Monongalia county.
j. Milton Price and Ida L. Cart
wright Of Monongalia county.
VIM. r. Goodwin of Somerset eoun-
ty, Penna., and Louary G. Davis, OF
Monongalia ceupty.
John f. Selby and Ella f. Cor
man of Monongalia county.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06

NEW muslins at new prices and a
fine lot Of 81 cents plaid dress goods
at Chadwick's, where more goods
can be had for a dollar than any
other place in town.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06

THE ENTERTAINMENT at Wayerley
Hall ON New Years evening was n
most brilliant affair in every particu-
lar. The elite of the town were pres
edit and all heartily enjoyed them
selves. The Wayerlies never fail to
show their guests good time re-
CARELESS ofall competition. Although
there has been some opposition to
this club ever since its organization,
still it holds its own and is likely to
do so for some time to come. It's
members deserve great credit for the
determination they have shown in
maintaining their organization which
is longer than any similar club ever
gotten up in the town. 1t is the only
place of amusement for the Young
folks Of the town and should be kind
ly regarded by all. ~
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06

B. +. Swindler, died at the resi-
dence of his father. Mr.. VIM. s.
Swindler, in Union district, on Tues
day Dec. 20, 1882. Deceased had re-
sided in Illinois for several years but
came home last spring in poor health
and gradually declined until his
death. He was an excellent young
man and his death is universally re-
GREETED. He leaves wife and one
child to mourn their loss. The re
mains were laid to rest in the Pier
point churchyard on the 2Sth, Peace
to his ashes.
DEATH OF Moses STRosSIDER.--
Moses Strosnider, one of the oldest
and best known citizens of this county
died at his home in Blacksmith OH
Tuesday Dec. Goth, 1882, aged nearly
II years. Deceased had been afflicted
for about year previous to his
death, having been bedfast during
the greater part of his illness. Mr.
Strosniaer for many years had been
one of the prominent citizens of
Blacksmith. lie was an honorable
gentleman and was respected by all
who knew him. He leaves family,
all of whom are useful and respecta-
BILE citizens. On Wednesday the re-
mains were inferred near where he
had lived for so many years. Peace
to his askes.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06

BEST stock and cheapest goods,
and new ones every week at Chad
wick S.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06

A permanent restoration ofcxhaus-
ted and worn-out functions follow the
use of Browns Iron Bitters.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06

Works FOR Nothing AND BOARDS
HIMsELF.-The editor of the Waynes-
burg Republican in announcing that
he would publish no paper last week,
gives his delinquents the following
gentle hint: 1--WE don't approve Of
the old fogy custom Of emitting an
issue during the holidays nor do we
intend to make it custom, but as
we are publishing paper for nothing
and boarding ourselves, we embrace
the opportunity to board around q
few days" And Mr.. Days apt way
of putting it, pretty accurately de-
scrlbeS our own case.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06

TIE Wheeling Register has our
thanks for one OF its splendid calen-
,lars for 1888. 1t is an elegant spcci-
men of the printers art
TO the Wheeling MteUigencer We
are indebted for their customary an
nual gift ola very tastefully arranged,
beautifully printed, and useful calen
dar.
The Parkesburg state Jo,umors
Almanac for 1883 is topographic
and artistic gem. We acknowledge
the receipt of copy.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06

THE NJ. p Festival held in the
new Church on the evenings of Dec.
9th, 2Sth and Goth was a success in
every particular. The attendance
was uniformly good and everything
was sold. The net proceeds were at
least 1926. The bracelets that were
to be awarded to one of two little
girls for the largest sum Of money
collected, were given to Mona Crow,
she having collected over $50. The
managers very properly purchased
for Cora Hoffman, little daughter of
N. N. Hoffman, also handsome pair,
she having almost equalled her com
pctitor, by collecting over $50.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06

New underwear for ladies' and
lots Of new goods and oserythlug
cheap at chadWick's.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06

Subscribe for the NEW DOMINION.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06

QUrTE number of ladies in town
kept open house on New Years. The
young gentlemen callers were quite
numerous.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06

New Cret0nnes and extra fine
Turkey Red Table Damask at
ChadWick's.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06

A PLEASANT company assembled at
the residence Of Thomas r. Evans on
Tuesday evening. They were nicely
entertained.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06

The New Years card trade was
brisk at this office on Saturday last.
The boys all know where to get nice
things.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06
Saturday January 6. 1853.

We acknowledge the receipt of an
invitation to attend the marriage of
DR.. I. M. Hood and Miss Dora Fore
man.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-01-06

DIR. MoRRIs will close his present
visit here this week and will go on
Saturday to Warrington to fill his
engagement there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-03
THE IIGE KLCOAD.

HARTFORD, April "a fire in the mill Of
The Ola tDAbIiy Mansiac Urng Company al sOuth
Glastonbury this morning. destroyed the part OF
building containing the picker ami Iapper Al
the machine sAOps stock III the main ouidng
also inuea damage % water y. Bt-hcr, o. NeW-loik,
is the pine pal proprietor OF tie hl Ibc l0s5 ls ca-
MINATED at I SO. 900 ~ 800 10.
CoNcORD, y. H., April "A TWO tory ard half frame
building, a dry house aud an clelle room owned BY
III adj Mason g. Co.., aud occupied by them az sw nil
aud b. Porter Bancnards SOa's eAurn Inanulaciory,
,yrr. 5,stroyed by irc this IuOrnnl.. Loss about
$4,000
WHITEHALL. n. Y, April 2.-Westo's Hotel at keeue
Ess,x County, n. " Destroyed by fire o. Saturday
afternoon. l. is about $4,000.
BK.DGEroS Ne, A nl 2.-rhe Stea ner Mount Pleas
ant. the properly OF the SeDago steamboat Company
was burned this morIng. TIE ess Is $1,000; IN
suled for u BOO le IIycrpoo ana L1nuOh inu N9Dc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-03

supper. Of Tho country Democrats In the legislature ana
ne asd jubt 1t would be entirely successful Inc
provision he referred t. Is the that permits heans OF
Departments to dscnsree at will all subordinates pro
viding such removals made within sixty days ater
the bill becomes law. At present no re-
movals be made except for cause. ohoes
the proposed charter the operation Oh 'no
at proposed" said f. b. spinoa, 80 turn out every
renegade Democrat and every Republican In me eul
poy OF the city government That win mako plenty OF
places for country Democratic, and we WIN nave no
trouble to get their support IN the Legislature hepu
lcsn policemen and firemeD will nave "
60 also When the sixty days are up ana al on y,
prev ina removal, without and our friends VIII
be iii secur possession" 49,. oso-,.r
In cn-e the proposed amendments TO tho charter
should become law giving you tne power 70 no DIN
a colleague 10 Police Commissioner 5liney r. NICHOLS
VINO Ia to be Retained 10 Office, would YOU nonihae
Repub can't" Mayor Edson was asked by Reporter
OF THE TRIBUNE. a. Do
case Bureau OF Elections Is retained IN VI
lice Department l sIOlld consider IL incIn p t
un do 49," the reply. desire that Tue oio ~,
Board sh Ill bo ,IrtaIn 80 lplg as IL Us couuo ="
the appointment OF election officers"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-03

- a, the SATURDAY. matinee Martha" VIII be
-, with MADAM Abani "a Mdfih0, Madame 5calchi
e. Ncnrm AZ an early day, not yet determined
@I;tto 10 ia NOrl" vii be given.
Tho concert to be given this evening ut the
Acadeuy OF Music, t. aid the Centennial Or-ahz uon
for Il Better LnGOwment of Washington ana Lee
Tinker lily its Efforts TO promote higher e0ncaoD at
the sonth under the M TO iagc OF promihc iades OF
this city The rd Of IlTrovatre. the frsi scene
OF No,na" and tie second act OF Dlnoiah. VIII 90
c1yeI bI Colonel Ma les ms company. aau MaoalheS
Paui Alba A and Sc ac NJ, AID S'cn0r, Raveh ana ui-
lass " n ine. Madame CaNaiaZzi VIII appear III he"
Hungarian dtrertiSsc1ic1t
A concert iOr The benefit OF Miss Marion
Fo.t r. the little invalid artist whose has excited
snch wdcspr I'D tentou ant interest, Will DC gwen at
the Academy Music ON Tuesday evening, Al I'll H. oy
Mr. Theodore Thorn ,ss eIestra, Mss Emily Winant'
Hiss Emma ich aud the princip artists OF the itaah
Opera Coup ny, by Coliuel Mapleson's pernls ION
Anuny the va rOns Dr. Lewis A yre, DE- A'Atu-
W. Mot DIR. II. o. DO mus the non II. ~ -" n
the 40 . Thomas 4, Ac on aud mary otnet wei'-kno
Ctizeus Mr. joseph W. DreXe Is treasurer VI Tie unue
taking.
At Mr.. Archer's fifteenth Org9n matinee yes
teray e was assisted by Mrs. Belle Cole, who sang oe
iigatfuliy Ross air Al rendint quct core and upon
reeall "Rooin Affair."" In Ne Nssoa's decorated an
ner; oy Mile. de Ravasz who played with gTat power
and spirit Saint SAD s'S second concerto twlth
accompaniment Transcribed for oFganG oy
MIR. Ivan Morawsxl aud Mr. On. frtsch'
both OF whom wer- recalled. Tho organ numbers In
cru a very melodous aud wen IL sonata OF ). van
Eyken in A min, and d De ightful miuue from tIo
Hr ymphony OF W. s. BE unett. Mr. Arcuers PltyinS
Ia fOmy good and Of much variety Oh SUE anu yes,
terd Iys rfJrna deserved Larger audiehoe i"an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-03
4 PRESS C0NTRACT TERMINATED

The United Press Association and the Mutual
Unio, Telegraph ComnanY nave terminated their bu T.
nes. relations f. X schoonmaSer. general manager OF
the limited Pres Association eaiI yesrerlly tha thu
telegram company had broken its contract. and that
the pro-, Association had transferred its business
to the B1ltim re AMI o no tho Rapil and the Postal
Te,egraph COMPANIES. He sail that clique formerly
i control OF tho Mutual Unior Ia made eontrlcs with
the Ined Press Assoca ion In the first place 10 secnrc
bu.lucss a nd maze for tom to sell the lines to
the Western Union. That company did not care DC
siid to carry out the conira"s and Ial
nut ols.gce, IN tie way - the Press AZ Oria lon
aud ha fused 20 furnish according 20 conlrlcl
TIE Tr.ss Assoc itOu hal therefore, icrininatcd tne
c,ntrlcr and would sue Tor dIn"g 4. Tie hssoclntoh
ne al rouh rcacI AL tie prominent points DEW III
J;ost1n d chi ago aIl IiuA IL and norfolk, Va bY inc
uew inc- 80 wi' u bad t.an-ic1ed ltt Dhsincs' an
the contract called Tor an oAien ION oI ne "Tco W
Omaha and Sew ORE by sep cnb l. TIE conf act
win he Mutual Union gave toe unt0d Press Associa
ton tn right To tio exclusive II {" ruch WIS 80
the ra,o of Tl0 me ger VIC per
nnnum for use hetwera o. and 6 n. ~. ana OF me
81 $50 per milo per annum FOR wirrs sch uelwrr
q aud p. M the ASSOCIATION % lnfush lir own
Ot era IN hc cOmpa 10 keep inc WifH IN ore
w. Is. neryll''. press afcn ui tho Mm'uli u'"jn
Co ~ nv sd that thc telegraph company hal term
n1Ied t1o contract for the reason that te
Press Association d.d not MIKE good IT'S obngail0us
in The natcs Of mems. There seems no doul lhat
tair explains TIE great flourish WIN lch 'hls "'sn
ton lct.etis iIOn srOng telegraph company WIN
abundant coDncc ions eve ywhcro 10 GET al III" heW-u'
weak cic-r phi cOmpa -, with few connections i ut
tc-ly unable to GET IN news from more IMAM u
lew points The circumstance cmpna,izes n
fact alreay pretty cear-,nat no rEsl Y,
clarion ab' to eompe,o WIN inc e. cen, =
ally strnc 10 get hall IA "a from The lecsIapn
companies. laiI then to pay their Dis s,rr %mc
10 60 to some other and smaller company in order to Gct
moro tecgTdphlC facilities