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One Ruggles card press, in frst-class
order, for sale; $50 cash.
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The l.IGnr Annual and Guide for 1856
Is now In the hands Of the printer. An
esdltion OF 5000 copies will be printed
me book VIII be valuable advertising
neulnhl, ana business men desiring
space are requested TO send In their
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Citation by Publication

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No. 1868. William II. outters,de 4
I Co. VS.. Gus Schram.
lIik STATE OF TExAs--To the sheriff OF
ing:
Whereas oath has this day been made
peIore me by Oscar Bergstrom. attorney
and agent OF William II, OuttersIde Z
20, that the residence OF Gus Sohram h
unknown so that the ordinary process
OF law cannot be served upon him.
iou are therefore hereby commanded
mat You make publication Of this writ
~ some newspaper printed and pub
llshed In san Antonio, Bexar COUNTY
texas, once In each week for four con,
secutlye weeks previous 10 the return
Jay hereof summon the said Gus sohram
10 be and appear bfore me at my office in
san Antonio, In the County OF Bexar.
on the 2ih day OF October, 1881, nj III
O'Clock a. M. to answer the complaint
Of the said William II. Outtersjde X 10
composed Of w. H., q. w. and A. j.
Outterside, for the sum Of one hundred
ana SIX dollars and twenty-four cents
lSluo ~, due upon sworn account for
goods sold and delivered from Deoem-
Der III. 1883, to June 10, 1881.
Herein fail not, and OF this writ make
due return as the law directs.
diven under my hand this 10Th dav of
September, A. ID, 1881
PETER SHIELDS,
Justice of the Peace Precinct Ma
Bexar County. Texas.
Game to hand September II, 1881, and
executed September IL. 1881, by causing
ms citation to be published in the san
ANTONIO LIGHT, n newspaper published
IN Bexar county, for four successive
weeks from date hereof
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Attention, Contractors !
MAYORS OFFICE,
CITY OF FAN ANTONIO TrNAs
september -, 1881.
OCTOBER q, 1884,

PROPOSALS will be received at thIs onlco
i until ~ M,
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This associat on holds itself responsible for
the action OF any diver who may be driving
nny of the above enumerated number Of hack,
and deem It a favor from the riding public
when they report any misconduct or over
charges on rart of drivers. All hacks whose
numb, II do not ppoar In the above donot be-
long to Lie u.s. o,intion. All complaints muet
be made to the Board OF Directors through the
Secretary.
w. r. STORY, President.
O. w. DUNN, Secretary.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-23

present jobber goes to the books and increase,
o. iorce Is needed G, E. GILBERT, Abilene
i'vP"itcI' augi0-2w
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John James, the clerk who was ar
rested and who confessed to stealing
from Blankenship & Blake, his employ
ers, and his confederate, George Scott,
the saloonist, who disposed Of the stolen
goods, were transferred from the
station-house yesterday to the
county Jail. Deputy Sheriff Lewis
visited the bawdy houses of Lizzie
Handley and Annie Wilson and recoy-
cred from the inmates Of each house a
lot of handkerchiels, stockings, iewelry
and other wearing apparel James and
Scott had given them. There are still
further features of the case yet to be de-
YelOpCl
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TEHUACANA.

TRHuAcANA, Aug. 2O,-lCorrespond-
ence. No rain in this region since June
I'd, seventy-sevon days ago. Conse-
quently crops are not what they might
be. Water, however, is abundant. Our
numerous wells and springs seem not to
DO effected by the dry weather. Health
unusually good.
Mr.. Charles Mercer has put up line
of troughs from spring ON the hill and
Is irrigating his garden below. lie has
peas, radishes, turnips, and the various
garden vegetables growing with the
vigor and beauty of spring.
Our townsman, II. NJ. Love, has no.
ceived the nomination of the Demo.
cratic party for Sheriff of Limestone
county. Mr.. Love has been In Texas
forever" and IL n worthy citizen of nc
mean city. His friends are in number
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equal to the number of all who know
him. 1t is credit to the party to have
such man for a candidate, and | guess
the people will elect him by majority
approXimating unanimity.
MIR. T.. S. Matthews, OF Austin, has
bought the residence of Mr.. Frank
saith, formerly the old college, and
will reach here this week with his
family for school advantages.
Mr.. Frank Smith has bought the resi-
dence of Mr.. Ben Gordon, and in future
he and his father-in-law, c. j. E. era
ham, will occupy it with their families.
Rev. j. A. Lackey has built Il house
for rent just east of the University
building.
DR.. McLeskey, the President of Trinity
University, has spent the summer in
Europe. lie is expected home on the
22d inst.
S. Il. Anderson, D. d., who has ac-
cepted the Johnson Chair Of Mathe-
MATES in the University, will leave his
home in California for this place on the
18th inst.
DR.. Crisman, financial agent of the
! University, has rented the residence of
| Mrs. John Oliver, and will move into it
next week.
Mr.. w. /. Morgan has added extern
| sively to his already commOdiOus build
ing. and will board the young ladies for
the University.
Miss :. II. Dung has spent the sum-
| mer with her parents at Buffalo Gap.
| She is expected here next week,
! The monument for the grave of DR..
Beeson, former President of the Uni
versity, has arrived and is in place in
the cemctary. The unwilling will be on
the 18th Of September when suitable adj
dresses and ceremonies viii take place.
The next session Of the Trinity Uni
versity will open ON the 3D. of Septem-
Der. A meeting Of the Board of Trustees,
from different parts Of the State, will be
on the afternoon of the 5th.
a large number of visitors from over
the State arc expected here on the oc-
casion of the unwilling Of the Becson
monument ON September 5th.
DR.. Palmer, the President Of Aus
tin college at sherman, visited oul
place yesterday. He seemed delighted
by our splendid landscape views, ouI
large springs Of pure, living water, oui
university buildings, etc.
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DIED..

VAN VALKENBU RG-Friday morning
August y, 1884, at the Grand Windsor Hotel,
In Dallas, OF pernicious bilious fever, Mr. j.
q Van Valkenburg, aged "a years. Funeral
39i North state street, Chicago, Illinois,
Monday, August &c. at 3 p. III.
1t looks like an inscrutably sad fate to
see so young and promising and popu-
lar man fall suddenly before the grim
reaper, so far from home and loved ones
and amid strange scenes. But death is
terrible to contem plate, come it may.
Up to the hour Of his death the subject
OF this notice was the occasion for the
reception by the proprietors of the
Grand Windsor of innumerable tele-
grams from all over Texas en-
curing anXiously after his condition and
profering every assistance in their
power.
Mr.. Van Valkenburg had travelled so
long and extensively in Texas that his
friends were counted by the score in
every town. Popular, capable, courte-
GUS and industrious, he was Just reach
ing that position where he could easily
have won an enviable success in life,
and his host of acquaintance and
friends here and elsewhere will learn of
his sad and sudden taking of with un-
feignedly deep regret.
The young mans mother arrived in
the city yesterday morning, crushed and
heartbroken, only TO learn the terrible
truth that she had come too lal. 80 meet
her only son and his family's support
again on earth, but it may console her
20 know that in his final sickness and
last hours he was the recipient of every
attention that kind hearts and loving
hands could administer.
Mrs. Van Valkenburg left again iol
Chicago last evening with her sons re
mains. The funeral will take place a
Chicago, Monday evening, and the re
mains will then be taken to Cincinnati
for their final interment.
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The Cleveland and Hendricks club of
Dallas met at the city hall pursuant to
adjournment last evening. A constitu
ton and bylaws for the government Of
the club was adopted, one ofits principal
features being that any and all citizens,
irrespective Of party, who will support
the Democratic nominees for President
and Vice-President of the United States
at the ensuing election shall be
eligible for membership. After
some enthusiastic speeches a
committee was appointed, charged with
the duty of having printed and dis
tributed over the city dodgers, an
nouncing that the next meeting will be
held next Friday night at the court
house, on which occasion the club will
be addressed by the prominent orators.
The committee will secure the services
of at least two distinguished speakers
for the occasion. Let all attend.
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WHITEsBORO.

WHlTEsBoRo, Aug. 10 Coruespon.
dencc. Glad to see from your paper
that Wellbom did, on the 18th, scatter
the hosts Of free grass and wire cutting
fanatics in the convention assembled
May they never reasonable; but should
they, then hope an offended Providence
may confound their language as he did
the wicked builders of Bahe's Tower, so
that they may not understand one the
other norplot again against the children
Of Texas.
When our representatives Il am too
modest to say "nOn'O return to Whites
bOrO, | shall EXPECT to hear them speak
in an unknown tongue, and to see them
50 out and kick themselves because
they cannot be understood. How sad,
how unfortunate that man is as prone TO
err as the sparks to fly upward prone
to overrate his ability, and because he
possesses cheek and verbosity, to be-
! lieve that every one regards him an in
tellectual prodigy. This world has given
birth to few Caesars and Napoleons,
| great warriors, and yet great statesmen.
Verify, we have known good teachers,
blacksmiths and cobb lers, whom, in our
| humble opinion, never could
have made Burke, u Glad
stone, Henry, nor q Webster.
| There is said to he "a divinity that
shapes our ends,' ETC., and believe it,.
| very much regret to be called upon TO
chronicle sad accident that happened
last night three miles west of Collins.
vile. A Mr.. Bass, it seems, had been
fined for carrying pistol; feeling re-
pugnance to paying the fine and a long
ing for the free grass no, air of the
country-Bass decamped and found an
asylum Mt the house Of Il brother. Con
stable Mitchell and Deputy Sheriff Kelly
went out TO rcarrest Bass, but upon APP
preaching the house were fired upon.
The fire was returned by the officers,
and unfortunately little son of Mr.
Bass, about ten years old, was killed.
| am glad to inform you that since the
change of schedule that enables the
HERALD to reach us as soon rs the Ga.
zette does, she Is taking the lead, and
she will hold it. Truth is mighty and
will prevail. Free grass is a humbug
and the Gazette must go.
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w ANfED-FIFTY LADIES TO MAKE
W pants, drawers, Ovcrals and shirts:
now is the time to secure good positions. Al,
ply between andS o'clock. BLANKENuip
~ BLAKE. y9O-lvr
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City Court.

City VS.. Frank Nickenbacher, intoXi-
cation; fined S}.
City VS.. Sallie Jones, Maud Norman,
yagrancy; fined $3.50 each.
City VS.. George Scott, receiving stolen
property; transferred.
City VS.. John James, theft; trans
ferred.
City VS.. II. f. Cooper, abusive Ian
guage; fined 50.
City VS.. George Shanks, fighting; CON
tinued.
City vs.. Nj. Lillard, lighting; fined
80.
City VS.. Annie Hill, yagrancy; fined
IS.
City VS.. j. Duncan, fighting; mot
guilty."
City VS.. James Blewitt, permitting
stock to run at large; dismissed.
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A Work of Art.

There is life-size portrait of the late
w. IL. Beale on exhibition in Sanger
Bros store, which, owing to its mer-
itorious execution and faithful likeness
of the original, has won the favor of the
lovers of fine art and the praise ofcritcs.
As will be remembered, he was one of
the victims of the unfortunate tragedy
that brought sorrow TO so many hearts.
His friends i'm Sangcrs' store had il
painted to present to his boreaved
mother rs token OF their os-
TEEN. The artist had nothing but
a small photograph TO paint from, yet
the features, the expression, and the
mans individuality of character are
portrayed by a master hand. The col
orlng and shading are perfect.
The artist, as we are told, is a Mr.. W.
Riess, and as our scribe, by calling AT
his studio, 6l2 Elm street, found com
paratively n young man, of pleasing
address, who made his mark at the
Royal Academy at Berlin, Germany,
Our reporter found his studio filled with
attentive students.
Miss Nellie Middleton has painted q
basket of fruit, which is true to nature
and evinces pronounced skill on the
part of the artist.
Mrs. DR.. j. ii. Morton has Just com
pleted portrait which stamps her as
an artist of marked talent. The features
are in keeping, and the finish splendidlN
executed.
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SULLIVAN STABBED.
NEGROES AssAuLTAwHlTE MAN.
Nearly Kill Him and Escape-No Cause for
the Act-Excitement Runs High
and Strong Talk of Extreme
Measures in the Matter.

A most unwarranted assault was
made upon Mr.. Robert Sullivan, of the
firm of Sullivan q Harris, butchers,
doing business at the corner of Elm and
Live Oak streets, by negro iloatman,
named Jerry White, and confederate
of his, whose name was not
learned, last night about $3.50 o'clock,
As Mr.. Sullivan and Harris stepped out
of the Commercial hotel, where they
had taken supper, two burly negroes
came staggering along behind them, and
the one named Jerry called out; "Get
out of the way, you id white s-ns OF
b-hs," and ran against Sullivan, say
ing: sect out of the way" Sullivan
wheeled around and struck him,
q blow as hard as he could deal it, which
served to only momentarily stagger and
eXasperate the negro, who made n most
brutal assault upon him with q razor or
knife, inilicting three serious wounds on
his person-one in the right side OF the
back Of his neck, one in the
lett side just above the
floating rib and another in
the left side of the head, which almost
severed the ear. The negro jumped to
his feet just as Il few men ran up, and
darted off. The men pursued him, and
would haye effected his capture, they
say, but for one of the firm of Babcock
& Foote, proprietors of the spice
mills, who kept them back
and permitted the fugitive to escape
through his store. Those present were
very indignant ut this action, and some
very plain and unvarnished talking was
INDUCED in. The confederate of the ne
gro Jerry, whose face is known if his
name is not, also made his escape.
Mr.. Sullivan was removed to the drug
store of Hoyt q Coffin, where his wounds
were stitched up and dressed by DIR.
Montgomery. He was then driven Ia
his residence, No. 2lS Live Oak street
where he received further medical at
tention. There was good deal
of feeling, caused by the wantor
assault, and if the perpetrators had
been caught, in the excitement of the
moment they would, no doubt, have
been summarily dealt with, so intense
was the feeling. Mr.. Sullivan's wounds
are of serious nature, though they
are not regarded as necessarily danger
Gus. lie is a very quiet man, and Tho
attack WIS wholly unprovoked on hi
part.
AS Mr.. Sullivan was leaving the druI
store for home, Officer Mullen got
description Of the negroes, and tn
police are searching the city for them
There is class of negroes in the cit,
who are given to insulting the whit,
population, especially when the leas
bit under the influence of liquor,,and TIL
whites do not propose to tolerate it an,
longer if the expressions heard las
night mean anything. The better elias
of our colored people do not countenanc
any such conduct.
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Camden, Ark; C b Sutherland, Corsi
cana; John Ratican, Fort Worth; Miss
Dena Ware, Miss Militia Ratican,
Weatherford; ] r Baird, Mississippi; J
NJ Scott, w A Squins, Henrietta; J G
Kearby, Wills Point; T j Towles, Can
ton; II Stewart, Sing Sing, New York I;
George w Mason, Goshen; r ii Wells,
Marshall; C ID Morrison, J V Tourney,
Galveston; r E Graham, John A Jack
son, Lewisville; Robert Mass, Plano; T
Il Gaunt, Norfolk. Va; James II Woods,
IYnchburg; S McLaurin, Port Gibson,
Miss; II l. McLaurin, Brandon, Miss;
f r Stiff and son, Mckinney; W'Booves,
st. Louis; c A Gale, Minnesota; James
w Vein and wife, Sweetwater.
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The Republicans met at Turner hall
last night and dilated upon the beauties
and virtues, so called, of their party,
delivered eulogies on Blaine and Logan,
denounced the Democratic party for
everything and everything else, and
hurrahed until they were hoarse. The
attendance was rather meagre, and
prominent among those present was the
colored voter. They shook hands all
around, and pronounced the meeting a
success, when the meeting adjourned.
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LNUN NfNT-N HANDSOME FUKNISI
4 cd parlor bedroom, with the use Of
new Chickcrlng Piano n desired, ut il2 RO
nul.lll
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Telephone Notice.

DALLAS, Aug. -. The low wire across
Main street between Murphy and Lamar
streets, that caught one of Siler's bus
drivers last night, and came near pull.
ing him of the bus, was not one of our
wires, but aprivate telephone wire. We
interfere with street travel. This infor-
NATION is given publicly to simply place
the blame, II any, whore 1t belongs.
G. A. READ,
Manager Dallas Telephone Exchange.
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Hotel Arrivals.

AT The Sc. George: II MaizdoriT, Ter
rell; on Gilbert, Abilene; George A
Kern, San Angela; FIN oliver, Lewis
Vile; AC Petri, Chicago; NJ l. Hardagc,
Jas Smylh and wife, Granview; A and
J Il Talbot, Calvert; g IL Langsdale,
Texarkana; II Il Cooper, lioclkwnll; u h
Adams. Kemp; v : Garrison, Graham;
} n King, Waxahachio; w l. Waller,
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RAMIL TON FEMALE COLLEGE

ST PATTERSON, President LEXINGTON ~
The largest Female College IN Kentucky.
buildings OF modern construction; appoint
mouts superior, accommodations unsurpass-
ed; heated by steam and lighted with gas;
Course OF instruction comprehensive; large
faculty OF superior teachers: extra adNuu-
tAges IN Language, Music, Painting and Flo
cutiOu, But two pupils occupy room. It's
patrons md pupils are references. For cat
aloguc, copy of Monthly, Published by the
students, list NJ references, etc, apply Ia the
rresldent. or =. Y. ~. Clnir- nnllhs. TcXnA.
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snrerIor to all "Eanx de Colnpnen

Is the genuine Murray ~ Lanman
Florida Water, comprising as IL does the
perfectly distilled essence of all the rich
est flowers of the Tropics, 1t stands with.
out II rival as toilet requisite. Each
bottle of the genuine article carries
around its neck n narrow white strip
bearing the words "rrade Mark" and
the fac smile of the signature of the sole
proprietors and manufacturers, Lanman
x Kemp, New York.
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j. w. Sanderan, of Mckinney, who
was arrested by the Federal authorities
on the charge of breaking open the mail
of another person in the shape of a letter,
had hearing before United States Com
missioner Mccormick yesterday, and it
appearing that there was nothing in the
case, the commissioner discharged the
prisoner.
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County Clerk Dallas CO..
py |. N. TiIfgltES, Deputy,

NoTICE TO CITY TAN PANh,hnSS
~ FtCE OF Assessor AND NNin
Cry HAIL, August II, ISL M sa, nd
call your attention 10 the act WY M
taxes for the year 1884 are due aii"
paid before the lst day OF SeptrTrne eg
will he added after TINT date ~ ~, nj
obligations 10 meet TO pay ~ nan
amount of Improvements whlvn, MIC
made and are now under nihnnrs VI
would urge all those good cl,i lt, I'M n
pay to do so now, ana NOT ,WNtunlrt. VI
day of this month. j. c, BUZZ"
and Collector. -
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WE ARE REQUESTEDTO ANNOUNCE
" j. c. MCCART as a candidate for Con-
ala Me i'm Precinct M
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NANlED-A FEW GOOD SALESNFN
w to sell goods ON nstallments: good INV
10 good man. Call at Erb's Book store rs
Nam street, between and 10 a. m. aug5S-li
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Saved Her Life !
LRInar. McINrosn o.. GN

DIR. j. BRApFlELp: Dear Sir--l have taken
several bottles Of your Female Regulator for
mllingof the womb and other diseases conf
bined Of sixteen years standing, aud really
believe | am cured entirely, for which please
accept my heartfelt thanks and most pro-
found gratitude. | know your medicine
saved my life, so you see | cannot speak too
highly In Its favor. | have recommended Il
10 several of my friends who are suffering az
! was. Yours, very respectfully,
MRS. WE. STEBINS.
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'VOR NENT-ElGHT ROOMS AT9l4AA1
I 1OK RENT-ONE OF THE MOST DE
NOTICES.


THE STATE OF TENAS-TO Nil Y
sons interested In the admlnlsl,u..'%,
the estate of II. W. Goldthwoitc, deW ,s
j. p. Gayle, executor of l.. u, Go!dW '., ~
ceased, has filed, In the County, Co9iIt V ~
lns county, final account showing lny,v,,
ion , said estate OF II. W. GoldthWngs
ceased, which win be heard NJ the hvH
of said court, commencing on INC ~ X
day In Nov. 4. d, 1884, Mt the QUIZ
In the city of Dallas, mt which tlllc ,s "a,
sons interested In said estate may opps.'
contest said account If they see pl,up1 cie
Witness. W. NJ. c. Hnn, County V'I
Dallas county, Texas. ndtN
IL. S.l-Ciiven under my hand anu
ofsaid court, at Office, In the city :"
this 9TH day VI July, a. ID. 1874, - uItl|
County Clerk Dallas County,
by l.. ". HUuuEs, Deputy. -
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LOh ~ALt-ihE OLDEST AND BESu
i located Livery Stable in the city Of DallaN
Is offered for safe, because the present props.
etorS are not born liycrymen. We can shoN
any one that the stable has not only madd.
hut is even now. In July, making money. III
practical liNerymau, this Is q rare opportrj-
nifty 10 secure n good thing. Terms, on( :
third cash, balance on any reasonable tine
wanted, with interest and well secured. M.
nly To or address WHEAT Il WHEAT, DalhV
Texas, -nugl-t1
TOR SALE or RENl-A FINE NEW SIN
L room cottage cheap; beautiful place
Inquire nj the Eclipse Lumber Yard. r. n
PAGE. iy9I
TOR sALE-OWlNG TO MY ABSENCN
4 for u protracted time, / offer for sale Nd
mare and buggy; perfectly gentle and I'D 1
driver. Apply 10 Martyrs Stable, Mai
street. JOHN + ELLIOTT, luulr1
EOR SALE-BROOM MACHINES FOH
II sale. Two new machines and presVI
WeStlake d Brltton manufacture, for N
cheap. Address VIM PFoUTs, care II ERN
office. lnn2.f
lNOR SALE OR RENT-A FIRST-CLAS&
L brand new piano; will sell ON the nsi
ment plan. Apply to 38l Ross Avenue.
fetMf