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Daily Republican., 1884-01-25
Private Correspondence of generaIinerest to the Public
The Reply to the Letter.

DEAR SIR:
lnrepy to your letter. you undoubtedly save con-
siderable in making your purchases at present Great
Reduction Sale. We avoid sensations in business and for
six years have not advertised special SALE but having in
view plans Of reorganization threw almost
tire stock upon the market modified prices encourage
douby rapid sales People generally quick to per
lots Of Blankets Household Linens Laces Silks and
Housellrnishngs.
We did not buy ten thousand dollars Of "Jobs" to
make bats for sale, but simply reduced and offered
nearly two millions of dollars OF the regular goods such as
we always expect to keep customers who depend u.s.
Several hundred thousand dollars worth have been sod
but there great quantities being brought Of our
serve stocks daily You should make your selections for
present near future wants without delay and we will
box up and store the goods for you till your house in
readiness
Yours truly,
[Signed
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

IVA THREE STORY BRICK
| ten rooms. N. W. corner ofrhird
r. Gets Good location for board
4 10 l.. ]. 90 don, 81 West 9TH
l2.tf
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

yI-a DESIRABLE OFFICES,
| ~ SMILEY street. Dr. ii, GA X.
Id 'yl2-u
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

cheap. Steam enxiut- ol uEr
nrdc 20 order from an. 4 ullU
t!Sl. elton punrart"ea. roilef,
low rates. Address a. cllI n
tit X co.,, Engineers a. M
pod 20 French stree WIlrfry-
l..l%l cod
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

Jan. q h--Jester * Mcdaniel sale o
hOrsgs, city.
Ian. 25th-Wm. I.ones, city.
Jan. 2ylh--Stev6n Cloud Jr, Del Co., Pa
Jan. Goth Woodward n Go city.
Feb. lith j. +. J. W. Peters, White Clay
Creek.
Feb. 25th-Jonathan Groves, White Clay
Greek HID.
Feb. 27th--ferdinari Janvier, Pencader
Hd
Mar, 6th-A. q. Brooks, White Clay
Greek Hid.
Mar. l5lb-Peorles and Hicks, Christiaha
HID
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

on ktNT--HOurE No. 5I%
street., with uine rooms. stable
e. q" feet front by forty Two
D 4 cap city to accommodate 10
"H ir carriages and wagons /;
acEr' Of good marsh, well set
p! at o,d En't Ilh street.
tEIUE,k[tk kIJ'Nu
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

ENT-A LARGE NUMBER or
able dwellings, ranging In price
Nd per month. Also large stable
| Adams streets, formerly occ pied
stoeckIe. Il. VI. GkE4G,
Clayton House Building,
III. bth at 6hL Market at. 2tlm
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

. ---- "r-- s's''-7a----rs
f~No. 4l5 MARK EFT STREET
btMS pos esslon. Apply to EVAN
Rn' real estate dealer, Eighth
F's, l6-bt
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

: 'h kENI-THE THREE
u, ! - st9re house 25 feet front, 40
I'z west Front street, next to
good stand for business.
u AikintrJas. +. Wood Il
iylR-tf
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

OK RENT-A l. ROE no
hHhles, well located. Apply to
rlNdTON, Eighth and King.
24.6t
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

kT-rBEHOUSE ANDSTORE
N Orange street. John FULL.
ltGt,
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

but nmkeha esnnev
S r IN Others rphc
2aB s! @ $$SzEf Jnhn Wanaaker.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

ktSr-A 100 ACRE FARM
4 IlllryviIlc, Br.ndywino Hun
W. at ,Aif Uitice, l4-u
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

tf-FlVE GOOD WORK
my reasonable offer will not DC
ply at No. 1872 Chestnut st Get.
dire 0 diff
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

~'ALL OR SEND FOR
|''s lc Of dwellings,, stores and
I property for rent taker.
\ hihaged. GEORGE u.
t'p'ey street, I'd floor. l0-lm
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

THE VALUABLE STORE
So. 2lS Market street. Terms
y OF GEO. X. TOWN IN %,
et street. 2s.oL
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

MUSES. AND BUILDING
Part, Of the city. Persons de-
nSe ether, should call on M.
val Estate Agent, No. 8 East
4 j8.ltn-e0d
Daily Republican., 1884-01-25

"A MOE LITTLE FARM
,e'' near Delaware City, terms
VIM, u, CLARK.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-01
BLAINE IN MARYLAND.
HIS Friends Confident the Convention
VIII Instruct for Htm-The Arthur
Men Active,

HIS Friends Confident the Convention
VIII Instruct for Htm-The Arthur
Men Active.
BALTIMORE, April S0.-The Republican
State Convention meets at Hagerstown to.
morrow. A large number of delegates
from remote counties in Eastern and
Southern Maryland are in the city on their
way thither. The probabilities are that
The convention will be the scene OF an ex
citing contest between the Blaine and
Arthur elements. The Arthur men, for
the last two or three days, have been work
ing hard to effect a combination which will
prevent the convention instructing for
Blaine and securing the defeat OF William
G. Warburtop, of Cecil county, who de.
feated Creswell in his own county, and
Postmaster Adreon, of this city, who
routed the Arthur men in, IA out OF ~
wards. They claim tonight TO have &C.
complished This.
Warburton is positive the convention
will instruct for Blaine. II they do not
it will be due to the weak and wavering
course of Postmaster Adreon, and he will
be knitted by the straight out Blsine men If
he continues in his vasclatiDg line Of con-
duct. Over the Blaine resolutions there
will be a stormy scene. Eight Of the nine
Eastern shore counties and ten or eleven
on the Western Shore have instructed for
Blaine. II the instructions given to dele
gates from these counties are obeyed, the
resolutions will go through by good ma
iorlty. On the other hand, otfice-holders
who have gotten into the convention on
the popular Blaine uprising now fear he
cannot be nominated and want to go uuin-
numbered by instructions and free to vote
for the winning man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-01

as assistants. On being escorted to the
chair, Mr.. Stsggers made the customary ad-
dress, his allusion TO Blaine in the course
OF his remarks being greeted with deaf
ening round of cheers. The reading OF the
reports Of the Committees on Credentials
and Basis Of Representation and Order
Of Business was then proceeded
with after which nomination for district
delegates was declared in order and the
candidates elected for the Grant and Min.
eral county delegates through ]. NJ. Rsy-
hold placed before the convention the
name of A. @. Scherr. Marion county
through Mr.. Miller, of Fairmont, named
L. @. Powell. Morgan county suggested
J. J. Heizel. Mr.. Dawson, of Preston,
named ]. s. Haldeman, of Berkeley, Jno.
w. Mason, of Taylor, nominated Arthur
Sinsel. There being no Arthur nomina.
tions the roll of counties was called for
the first ballot, 70 votes necessary for
choice, each county to vote for twocandi-
dates. The first ballot resulted as follows:
Scherr, 100; Powell, 62; Hstzel, 26; Halde.
man, 80; Sinsel, As. Arnold G. scherr, OF
Grant, was declared elected and the con-
yention proceeded to a second ballot
The roll of counties was again called with
the following result: Powell, SO; HetzsI,
II; Haldeman, SO; Sinsel, 36. There was
no election and the roll was again called,
Mr.. sinsel, Of Taylor, and Hsldeman, OF
Berkeley, being withdrawn. The third
ballot resulted, Powell, 96; Hetzsl, nonei
W. NJ. o. Dawson, of Preston, 4S, HetzePs
name being withdrawn before the voting
concluded. Mr.. Powell was declared
elected. J. J. Hstzsl, of Morgan, and Ar
thur sinsel, of Taylor, were elected altern-
ates by acclamstion aud the convention ad-
iourned with three cheers for Blaine. No
resolutions were adopted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-01
The OLD TICKET.
Leaders or the Democracy In Confer.
enea I'm New York.

Leaders OF the Democracy In Confer
enee I'm New York.
New YORK, April 30.-Smith Rsed, W.
L. Scott of Erie, ex-senator Wallace and
Chairman Barnum were together at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel to-day. to talk over
the political situation. 1t was learned to.
night that these Democratic leaders have
been investigating old ticket probabilities,
and werecommitted to scheme of placing
it on the track. Mr.. Scott was quite posi-
tive in the belief that Tilden would run,
and ex-senator Stockton, Of New Jersey,
who Joined the conferees late in the after
noon, brought the same information. II
seems likely that the latest Democratic
scheme is TO announce this programme
and carry 1t out with Tilden's re.
luctant consent. Colonel Marchant, Q
we'll known Missouri Democrat said
be believed this plan had been inspired by
Tilden himself. The argument will be
that the head of the ticket will be likely
to outlive the election and possibly last
through Presidential term, but that II
any accident should carry him off in No.
yember these electors could at proper
time cast their ballots for any President
they choose. In this event it is only rea.
sonsbIe TO suppose that Hendricks would
be lsgatee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-01
HEWITT ANSWERS HURD.
other Speeches on The Morrison Bill
PEseeediBgs Of the senate.

other Speeches 0u the Morrison Bill
PEaeeediBEs Of the SENATE
WASHINGTON, April 30.-ln the House
in closing his able speech on tariff reform
Hewitt, of New YoIk, said that after list.
enipg to the eloquent speech on the Morri'
.on bill delivered yesterday by the gentle
man from Ohio, Mr.. Hurd, he had doubted
whether ii was worth while for him to take
I'D the thread Of that great argument, but
be hsd concluded to try to gather some
stray sheayes of wheat from the great
feld over which the gentleman had passed
his deyouring sickle. He had been charged
with Inconsistency on the tariff ques-
ton. He had no apologies to make
for having progressed out Of darkness
into the open sunshine OF truth, bat he
would have had an apology 10 make Of
having reached the conclusion which con.
trsdictsd those he held years ago II he
should fail here and every where 10 an
,noupce them with that frankDess which
belonged to the honest man and faithful
re preventative.
Culbersop, Of Texas. made q strong ar.
sument in support OF the bill.
CutcEeOn OppOseu tue UiL a. oS'N6
wrong in principle, unscientiEc 10 con-
struc,ion, hurItul 10 tendencies and de-
siruciive in efftc
Warner, OF Ohio, asserted the MORT
top DILL was not in harmony with the onio
platform. Whist did the Chairman OF the
Wsys and Means Committes and the
Sneaker of the House mean by bilif Dd
they mean to sppoint q miuimu7 rate am
increase tue revenue. or 70 bring the tarisi
down to a revenue basis7 They must not
deceive the House. Did they mean Tree
trsde or a tariff for revenue only, or did
they mean TO adopt the principles laid
down in the Ohio PLATFORM
In the House this morning . bill grant
ing tents, etc, TO veterans FOR reunion pur
poses, and cannon for monumental Pur
poses, vss passed. Then, on motion o
Mr.. Morrison. the morning hour was dis
pfpsed with, and the House sent int.
| G.nmittee OF tee Whole on the Tsrih Oil
| Mr.. Coz, Of New York. In the char. Nj
J Direley, OF Mline, continued his speeel
sgAinst Tie bill.
Phelps Replies 10 Edmuada.
The hrsr OF ssDs.o= EdmuBds to WI
| i;sp TsIitr Phelps. taking bim 70 tssk te
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-01
CATARRHAL AFFECTION.

a., 'e Veterinary Surgeons Op'n-
An. The Washington County Cattle
>, ..t aa'S.IoS Pa, April so. Oar farmers
), s'' have been relieved OF their anH'
.'tHdiDg the disease which has At
s,SS toe , cattle Of Robert Vance, Of Cross
tsSi, ,oo,Nhsh'p. By the request OF the
eri9n coh County Stock Breeders ASso-
s,rSi, Governor Partson sent the State
NsSis surgeon, DR.. Bridge, of Phila-
Ss3 A.. 70 examine the herd. He says
atrSS aeE Of catarrhal affection and
sssapS Ig;1SSssd passed the worst stage OF the dis
% 0,cvs1A ~ recover. In the three cases
j Sasy,O iStal the disease had reSched
4 SVa hs5 sha doubtless could have been
4 sRisS.Se tue nature of their disease
shir,ia Hesmphatieally states that
s'd 49, oa7s no symptoms OF the sup
4 llsRro pneumonia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-01
fihN VICTORY.

Il ,,.,Ie hiss been fought and won. No
ne more bitter contest has ever been
tHs :, Wss. Virginia politics than that
''ssu tMartinsburg on yesterday. The
@'' IA their respective legions to the
Esss sll the vslor and discipline Of
10y ,,,diers. For hours the tide Of
r'''i hing in even balance. As the
ui'''5 5,.,,rsssed il became evident that
's" was bending to the super
De Ssr,rs!ship Of Boss ATKINSON,
~ su untimely moment one Of
'.I- :. I,--ps,ed Hsutenants, in the esEsrnsss of
=. what seemed certain victory,
gSfI forward in advance of his own
pa. ,bsn the crafty and oysrpowering
A''S npGer command of Boss HART, ad-
'1'-I,i !, solid phalanx, and taking ad-
Vs. ,.,s q, the fatal mistake, hurled their
"a, -, ,-s;rst the weakened line Of the
t,,.,y troops and decided the contest
iNN,.rsnt MCCoRNICK was Boss ATKIN-
v.,ssa! NEY. He was brave to rash
- ~, bis iniiscrelion lost victory to
- ~ victory puts q big feather in Boss
,,'.-,sc,p. Boss ATKINSON, like SAUL of
~ x;u stand in modification as the
~, .~r, giant slsyer returns from the war
y bssys the Republican hosts shouting
:. ,,,i,ss Of the stripping fresh from the
I.i,, Of Democracy, as they cry, "ArKrS.
~, slain his thousands but HART has
- his tens Of thousands" 1t is sn
1isvsment to be proud of. For one so
nm, in years and still younger in the
..,riples OF Republicanism to suddenly
- 70 the top and, showing aside all the
ry,- rsp'ains OF the host, grasp power, as
!. 6-st NAPOLEON did from the French
.55.s. But after ell we suspect the proud
,,.iricn the young Boss now occupies is
-,-s tribute TO the organ he represents
-, 10 his own superior clsims-and
,,bs sturdy blows of his business part
-.r srd mansger.
nry ,ya pa,biss sre always aroused for
10 fs,.su brave, and We pause to drop q
.-ps tear as q tribute TO the unaVailing
,,,- Of Boss ATKINSON. He went down
his cglors in his hand. The flag staff
"a 5nksa sud shattered; his banner is
-F,.s..2g IN tie dust; his valiant hosts
r. scattered and his cause is lost. Like
.-,7. n sa le fell with his face to the foe,
rsiulis 3sath struggles inflicted blows
arvi,l st prove fatal to his conquerors.
Tanning from the heroes of the battle 10
IA, the fruits Of victory We fail to ind
ry. From appearances it looks as it ex-
,.rins'i, was the only purpose Of the
"a E-gsudeI,d by a bitterness that
evIo healing it was war to the knife, |
cd irom the hit 10 the death.
ssisr IS the personnel Of the delegation is
,-,sr1sJ !, is good enough. Too good in
r,. 10 be mere su.omatie machinery. But |
.sr ss nything is to be accomplished by |
bs delegation al Chicago il would have |
,,.n as we'll to have hewed out wooden |
zen, ana have inscribed upon them the |
;scrsss OF HARr's Convention, and then
ave shirped them =. ., d. 70 Mr.. BLAISE's !
-snsgers at Chicago. By the iron bound |
,.scssses of the MarIinsburg convention |
ssy s-s nothing more or less than the |
slcu2.ic pupPe's Of JAMES G. BLAINE to
Be bcbbsd up and down at the will OF the |
Ygusd Snowman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-01
A MeRCiFUL MOB.
Their Hearts Touched By the Pleaatngs
Of 1.-TWO suspects They wore Absss 20

Their Hearts Touched By the Pleaatsgs
1.-TWO suspects They were Assss -
Lynch.
FoRT WAYNE, Ind, April 3o.-Tbs Bher.
iff OF Adams county arrested Frederick
Richards and Jessis Smith near Bsrns yes.
terday afternoon on suspicion Of murder
ing Amos Bockssto last Friday. Richards
used TO live on farm adjoining that Of
Bockesto and the two men we're enemies.
A mob gathered at midnight 70 aysngs the
murder. They had no difficulty In forcing
their way into the calabooss IN Dscatns.
Taking the prisoners they started 70 hnd Q
suitable place 10 hang them. Aftsr the
mob reached the Decatur fair grounds
Richards and Smith pleaded 20 hard Tor
their lives and asked 10 be heard that .
hearing was granted. Some doubts wers
expressed as TO their being the men guilty
Of the Bockesto murder, and they we're
brought back and delivered to Deputy
Sheriff Mcconnell, who at once started
With them for Fort Wayne, where they
will be put In jail 10 await further dsvsI-
upments
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-01
GONE UP.
Jim Keene's Failure Announced Yes
terdny.


New YeRK, April 30.-The announce.
ment at 3 o'clock this afternoon OF the fail.
ure Of James r. Ksene. thu well,known
Wall street operator, was received by many
with incredulity. 1t created at first trs-
mendous excitement among the smaller
dealers and operators who had apparently
not anticipated such result. The effect
on the market was not appreciable this
afternocn, as the announcement came so
ate that very little accurate informa'
lion could be gained in regard to the
failure, although rumors Of most
contradictory character were circulated in
great numbers. IT is learned, however,
hat the failure is due TO the fact that
Keene has, for some time past, confined
his operations to transactions in privileges
and selling puts and calls. A large num-
Der Of these contracts fell due to-day, and
t vas said that keene began this
morning to pay them, and after
>pe8ding ;l50,0CO in cashing the differ.
.nces resulting from the falling market,
he found himself running short and hay.
,ng 70 more money at command he was
forced 10 refuse 10 take stock. The news
,presd end econ his office was besieged
Hirh customers and creditors who fought
With each other 10 gain entrance. His
secretary, Mr.. Wells, confirmed the report
of the failure end said 1t was owing TO
unfortunate speculations. He said Keene
would make no statement 10 the public at
present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-01
WHEETJNG W. va. THURSDAY MORNING. MAY l. 1884

delegation forming dark background to
the official staff.
There wss nothing in the Martinsburg
convention TO slarm the Democrats, yet
since the battle is now on every soldier OF
reform should be at his post.
The Republican State Executive Com
mittes have 6xed Parkersburg as the place
of holding the convention for the nomina.
tion OF State officers, and the 3oth day of
July ss the time. They meekly fall in
behind the esprocession as becomes the los
ing party.
Mr.. Flick resigned his place on the State
Committee, and Reilly, OF the Martinsburg
Herald, was put in his place. Flick is not
q Blaine man.
The two Grsenback envoys are still hang
ing around for recognition and division.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-01
TO Act the Part of Punch md
Judy Instead Of Think
ING Men.
The Platform Adopted Ssnsa-
tl0nal and Full of Mock
Platitudes.
Which Will Pass for What They
are Worth With Those They
are Intended TO Deceive.



MAsTiNsBURs, W. Va, April 30.-The
Republicans of West Virginia have had
their convention and their work is before
the people. The convention was as good
in the character and intelligence of its del
eSates as any that party ever held in the
State, yet old leaders like Governor Ste.
yenson and A. w. Campbsll were
missed. In their stead Marshal Atkinson
and Charles Burdette Hart were promi-
nent. The battle of the convention was
between these two leaders of clans. It
was a struggle between the machine and
free action in all States and in all parties.
1t is part Of the tactics Of the machine to
bind by instructions, to manacle the
sgents so they become mere pieces of ma
chinsry in the hands of bosses. In the
struggle today Mr.. Hart led that charge
for machine instructions and Atkinson op-
posed. By close vote the machine were
successful and the delegates to Chicago
were as sutomatons,
An hour before the vote was taken At
kinson held success within his hand but it
was his misfortune to have a lieutenant
who is as erratic as be is able in the person
of Mccormick, of Grafton. 1t was he who
kicked the fat in the fire by few untortu.
nate words.
The four delegates selected are gentle
men of average ability and character. We
doubt not they will deliver themselves to
the Blaine managers a: Chicsgo in the orig
inal package in which thsy wers done up
and labelled by Mr.. HATS convention. II
will scarcely be necessary for him to even
accompany them to Chicago to personally
superintend their delivery as they will be
known by the manacles on their wrists and
the padlocks on their lips.
The colored brother made an elcq1ent
qppeal for recognition. He got it by being
,osseS the skin after the lemons had been
.opsezed. The white man took the dele
,steship, and the colored brother became
alternate. He will no doubt appreciate
tie compliment al its full value.
The resolutions passed by the conven'
bon are trash, without significance or sin
cerity.
While we congrat ulate our Republican
brethren on the good looks, intsllgencs
and behavior Of the members Of the con-
veution, on the representative character oil
,bs delegates, on the spirit displayed and
tbs life exhibited, we fnd reason tor a
prouder congrstulsIiOn to the Democratic
hosts Of West yigrinia on the superiority
in every respect of their recent convention
in Charleston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-01
SECOND DISTRICT CONVENTION.
N T. Seherr and L. Z. Powell Chosen as
Delegates.

N A. Seherr and l.. q. PoWeil Cnose"~ -
Delegates.
SpseSaI % the Register.
,I,n-,xsRrse. w. Va, April SO.-The
PennbIiean Convention for the Second
Copvrsssional district assembled IN the
Const bopss at 10 o'clock this morning
heipg called to order by +. NJ. KeynoIoS' .,
Mineral. Chairman Of the Congressional
Co1,r,i.tss. who named William y. DAW'
-, ~ Preston county, temporary cnhf'
n On taking his seat, Mr.. Dawson re-
t,rrs5 his thanks, making at the ssne
r snpsal 10 the convention to let no
difference mar the deliberations VI sno
bodv. A mention of Blsines nams was
,rsctsd with howl of applause Tnicn was
niIdIv repeated at the mention OF arthur
Tnan Edmunds, ct al. Nominations Iof
a"rs.,srv beipg in order, George a. Dun
sse ".~S,on of TAYLOR, was named and elected
wi,sout opposition. A motion ~ M,
hoffman that the temporary orn0ers -
- permanent was violently oppossa
-, Of The regular order By thst 0ody
sph.titute that the convention pro,
AN A. tbs election OF the usus'
ee.u ,,,tss. was carried. During mo
U.ntsyy lull in the procsedinss "a
morsrnor ns PisrpOint moved that Genera G, ?,
= V.Ilv Of West Virgins, and ~ Ssnsra
T,amsr Of Psnnsylvsnis, the mrs. speSHo. ~;r
=. HiI ,ss frst House of Delegates OF Mess '.., VII
or. Oi -. be invited to seats on the plA.lSlm s.an
3. g,n,I, lotion was carried BY aociama"Ou, "nS
To- - -oII Of counties was then @ csL'', .star ~
ns rsr;ous .U committees appointed, s'ss,
tDs ,'S ,e,sss was taken to allow 'iiI' Ss;n. 10
.,: Wn,O. 20 be made up, the interVal Os,as
sspo s,lSI nm with remarks BY Genera .a M nsr.
nlis. s - : Goysrnsr Pierpoint ana 'om. ,.pn, p
ono e,sr,v = trisatful music BY the .;ns,,
H ticoIas.s Ind IN attsndsncs. When Opnno.' p",
pc. =, ,ssnmsa, the Committee on n..s Of
was rsSs o.sapiuation reported the nams ansOt Ot
nsDs . s.seeers, Of Marion, as psL~ Nsoar =,
q. ss., p 80 and s. F. Peters OF Sa5oO nnn,or.
onana ,nsnt secretary. with G, a, Ds 1os.,,on,
PEI Il raysOz. and I. Flsyisy' "a