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DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucnoneers.

P Pro BY pWELLING HOUSES:
fTiRTF 5 E29T ap Sc TO THE THE
PRdREkTY Has REdfNTh lHA BIN iAtS su hHls
oEg fSTa t II K5 gAEy oS or nyT kE
AND bVESnh!kkE daafE R5ap s.
BY virtue Of decree Of the suprene Court Of the
a.s # te Isssa n Ga, cause No
# ff Il!
Gel OF land and premises known Meadow Bank Spa
spring property and formerly occupied by the late
divided b. Us into eight lots ''"' 'e'A SUI
=, Il, ]; sonsaining 5'.io9 ceres fronting Column
Portable frame dwelling and outhouses. This lot has
the a it fronting same roads
ana improved bybrick studo{used by Clark Alis) frame
Lot containing 9. $500 acres. fronting on B. and
O. r r.. and improved by large foundry 1brck stone
Lot {, containing = ,, CO. acres. unmprOved
g. 7s ss;lSS - fronting
Queens Chapel road
lot containing 925loo acres. unmproved. fronting
Lots containing ss5 100 acres unimprovedfrontins
This property e one of the best situated in the
District being within fifteen minutes drive Of the city
road and adjacent 70 the National fair ocaon
readily be subd,vded into smaller building lots
Terms: CASH BALANCE in equal installments
cent PET annuin, payable semi-annually and to, be
Of trust Of spd or al
lot sold at time Of sale. Conveyancins. Sc. = at
with in ten days otherwise the trustees the
rxht to resell at the risk and of defaulting
chaser after five days public notice of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington, d. c.
Flats Of the property -dvvided be obtained
OF either of the trustees ONCE the auctoneers
c. G. CO..E,
~ III + st 4, fA n21sRRsE'; ru,....,
410 5th street northwest AlusseSS
s. I. THOMAS,
ned 49, ID street northwest
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Naval Armament.

COMMODORE sICARp's REPoRT-EsTrN.TEs OF THE
NAVAL ORDNANCE Observation-Disclosures DURING
THEYEA
Com. Montgomery sicard, chief OF the bureau OF
ordnancea Navy department, in his annual report
to the Secretary OF the Navy makes the following
estimates for that bureau for the fiscal year ending
June Both, 1885: Fuel, tools, material and labor,
small arms machine guns batteries for third rate
ships. modern armament for two practise Ships,
etc. sS56,715; for civil establishment at navy yard
S1 ,2l7; for general expenses OF torpedo station,
ana purchase OF torpedo boat, $4,000; TO supply
outfits OF the monitors Puritan. Terror. Miantono-
mob, Anphitrite gand Monadnock. s1,OG3.000; for
development OF type guns, $4,000 for batteries
Tor the New York. $780, 600; for armament OF the l2
new vessels proposed by the Navy department.
S.0Ol.91s, and other items, making q total OF
81 6S9,,50.
On the subject Of cannon, Commodore Sicard
has been fired $50 times, and no defect has yet been
discovered. can eight inch hoop gun Will be pushed
forward as rapidly as possible for trial as type
considerable progress has been made In the con-
Struction OF six inch Wire wound gun, but IL has
been impossible, as yet, 10 obtain any high grade
wire OF American material and manufacture. A
sufficient amount OF toierable quality was, how
ever, purchased, and Is being placed on the type
gun. The design OF a twelve inch wire wound gun
has been commenced In the matter OF arraor-
piercing projectiles satisfactory progress Is re-
ported
The most noted DEVELOPMENT OF small arms In the
past year is that OF the high power musket designed
by Lieut. Com. W. NJ. Folger. Com. Sicard recon-
mends the purchase or a new ordnance proving
ground at Annapolis, at an estimated cost OF
So, COO. The bureau has under consideration
plan to project an aerial torpedo charged with 100
pounds OF wet gun cotton, to be exploded over or
upon the deck or an enemy's vessel. The purchase
OF swift torpedo boat in Europe is urged In con-
GLIDING his report Com. Sicard says tnat the pro-
duct OF the gun cotton factory at the torpedo Sta
ton is fully upto The European standard and tnat
the amount turned out will be enough for present
needs.
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Isador Cohnfeld's team MaXey Cobb and Meta
Medium were trotted yesterday on the New York
track mile In 2:l5, half second faster than the
record made last week by Frank Mork's team.
John Booker a commission merchant, has tailed
In Richmond. Va
A crowd or 5000 people gathered at Freehold,
n D., 10 witness the unwilling of the monument
erected 10 commemorate the battle OF Monmouth.
Duncan c. Ross Challenges any man I'm the w.,-l 4
10 wTeStie with him for from 500 10 81 0 and Las
deposited $3.50 forfeit with Mayor Fraley OF C-ye-
land. Ohio.
Isaac Henderson, eX-nayal officer 81 the port e
New York. and for many wears William ,uilea
bryants partner In the Ere91tJsg Post cled yester
day OF carbuncle
The democrats at Norfolk, Va, Will celebrate
Cleyeland's election on the 25th Inst.
John Gillespie. OF Pttsbur,y. Pa has c,ial,en rel
John l. sullivan or Charles Mitchell 10 flght IN
PittSburg, With gloves. within three Arc.AS the
winner 10 take - per cent OF the gross receipts
The independent republicans OF Brooklyn last
night appointed committee 10 devise plan Tor
d permanent organization.
ne house or commons yesterday aDtr9p rlated
fl.CU0,o00 for the Nile expedition
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IsiEls.


BAILEY On the 18th instant. Of dipthesia
EatANoR CHASE. only child OF Lois A. and dhas b
CANMACK. On THURSDAY. November 18th 1884 ot
midnight BERTHA KATRINA. agei fout years.
tBafalo papers viii pleas ,pyI
Friends Of the fanny aE invited 20 attend the funeral
Seventh-street road.
, cAmnPPBELL On November 18th. 1884 LOU,
sont Invest. aged furty-ei.lt yearA
eoe f %1 isI ke pae on shn % afternoon at
friends are invited to attend.
GAMER NnkTkr on se N Ky 18th IGs. sosiqe
n Carver, Ia the fourteenth var Of his age
raj from his hers residences, 1922 Twelfth rst
northwest. Sunday the 10th instant. at 8 DEL *
COLLINS. Thursday. November H. 1894 az ll:So L.
TINT ai'f heIr short and Iaiqi illness hosE r S
aged four years and ten morihs.
Little Rosie darling
Bnt an angel cine and whispered:
Rosie darling 10 come home;
Funeral will take place from the res,deuce Of hey
en- s Ssrn. % aud ST. Is
p. H.
CoRCoRAN. "Wednesday. November u, 1894 a, six
Mary CoIcoren IN the twenty second year of has
aSrdsy ms as 81 % 1
eight O'Clock. Requiem mass at St polnii.ir's
LOWING; At IL 40 am Friday. --oveml,er 18th.
lssa after sr;sr a long and pantnl illness KATIE -
H. M Il. VI.
year of her age.
Funeral from her PARENTS residence Brightwoo OIL n.
D. sunday, November 10th 1874 three O'Clock 4. an.
Friends OF the family respectfully invited 20 attend %
HERBERT. Suddenly. Wednesday, Novembr ".
1854 ANNIE the beloved daughter Of kebecca be-ber
aged IL years.
Darling sister can we let thee
Leave us hers in our despair,
God in Heaven graft M patience.
For II Is 30 hard 10 bear.
And her sisters loved her dearly.
Oh. how they will miss her now;
But must try and comfort each.
Smooth the wrinkles from her brow.
Funeral will take place from the residence O. her
brother inl aw. W ID sader. el5 hrd street sOuea Z
Sunday, November 10th, at two O'Clock D. m. (Balti.
more papers please copyl
KING. On Wednesday November IL. 1884 between
and o'clock a m. ELIZABETH MARGARET KING.
aged sixty-one Years.
Funeral will take place from her sons residence Mr.
samuel King No. 40 I'd street northeast day.
invited TO attend
KRAUSE. On Thursday. November 18th. 1884. 81 6
O'Clock after short and Painful ilAsss. CLAIR
ANCE A KR USE. son of Charl-s A. and H. Nj. krause.
aged years and months
Funeral private.
MOVES. on Thursday, November 1a 1884, az $50
pm- EMILY LOUISE wife Of Henry U. Noyes in thu
rty-eghth year OF her age
Funeral VIII take place lrom her late residence. No
2l0 18th street southwest Tomorrow Saturday at
O'Clock p.m Friends and relatives invited 10 nd
STCARD. Thursday. November IL. 1894 FRANKLIN
A STUAhD son OF VIM D. and AIice L. stuard, aged
two years and one month.
Funeral Saturday. November 18Th at O'Clock from
his parents residence, No. 1923 ] street northwest
Friends respectfully invited to attend
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TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
A MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF SPANISH.
DUTCH ENGLISH, FRENCH, DANISH, ROMAN
AND BELGIAN WATER COLORS. BEAUTIFULLY
MOUNTED. AND ENGRAVING ABOUT 500 SUB
JECTS,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY; N0XEMBER NINETEENTH,
1884. commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. and again st
THREE O'CLOCK. ana continuing THURSDAY and
FRIDAY, at those hours. shall sell at my auction
rooms, 1lth and Pennsylvania avenue superb coFec-
ton of Water Colors, representing such names
RIGNAULT. DELACROIX,
BRISSOT. NAUVE,
1SRAELS, IELOIR
FORTUNY, ZAMACOIS,
SIZE JOHN GILBERT, G. STAN FIELD, R. A.,
WM HUNT, AND MANY OTHERS OF GREAT
STANDING.
The whole forming the finest collection Of water color
art ever sent to his country.
On free exhibition MONDAY and TUESDAY, Novern-
Der 18th and 18th all day, at my auction rooms. 18th
and Pennsylvania avenue
THOMAS DOWNING.
n13Gt Auctioneer.
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The baltimore r,ar.<.,,.

coupons. 3sk new 1o-4Os. 80 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. MD. November 14.-Cotton higher
nnd 10 Flour steady and street
extra 30Oa375: do Rio brands. 4.eaa4 rs: PStapsco
family. $50: do superlative patent. 500 Wheat
sass d. amber MarSana Nc
January sass2 active and ssesay
western steady closing dull southern white 53a54; do
47aa47A: January. 46a461s. Oats quiet and steady
southern. 33ss6 westernwhte 34a36 do mixed 32sS3
Pennsylvanla. $3a35. Rye quiet. 62a65 Hay stea "
PRIME to choice pennsSlsania and Maryland
BULK mests-shonlders and clear rib sides, packed
7AaSsz Bacon-shoulders. 81: clear rib sides liz
HANS hscps l411sA Lardmre6nsd Butter
Petroleum nominal-rsaned ssa7x. Coffee dal f0
cargoss ordinary to fair. sXs9I Sugar steady-E
sors "a COPPER refined Quiet l2al24 Whisky STEADY.
-four 2s10 barrels: wheat 5000 bushels corn 81 Goo
ST. ooo bushels: corn, 5aooo
bushels. ~
The Chicago Nlarkefs.
CHICAGO. IT,. November H.-Closins prices:
bbsssaasy Nay
January, 26H: May. 90 PorI-year. li35: January,
cember. 6.67H January. $50; February. TO2'
The Petroleum ~ rket.
PITTsBURG, November Ion active and irregular:
Trading good Market opened at &c. declined to 72s
rallied to 69H then fell If to 67z and O'Clock was
Ssk bid The Fisher well No is doing 200 barrels per
Just struck flowing steadily no gauge has been
taken.
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DUNcANSoN BROS, Auct.oneera.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE
KEA Al, ESTATE, NO; 1927 VERMONT AVENUE

TRUSTEES sale OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, NO. 1927 VERMONT AVENUE,
Under and by virtue of deed of trust dated No. GA
Dember LIST 1872. and duly recorded in Liber No l
va folio 3s4 ct seq one of the land records OF the
District OF Columbia the undersigned as trustees will
sell: on TUESDAY. THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
trent OF the premises the following real estate situate
IN the city Ct Washington and District of Columbia
wit: All that ain piece or parcel Of ground known
and described as lot numbered thirty of Eyanssnb
diylsaon o. lots numbered fourteen fl4, fifteen Q5
sixfeen 6} seventeen an and eighteen t1S) Of KID
weiis SUBDIVISION Of square numbered two hundred
and seventeen according to the plat of the said
city 81 Masnington to ether with all the easements
ing or in any wise appertainnC
Terms Of ssie: One-thrd Of the purchase money in
CASH the balance IN and two years with interest
sf per cent the deferred payments to be secured by
deco OF trust upon the property sold all cash. ut the
opttoH OF purcha ser Convey &c purchasers
cost depcsi. Of $3.50 viii be REQUIRED = time Of sale
otherwise the right 10 sell At the risk
and cost OF the defaultinF purchaser
NAThT. vi, SON, r.
olo8o9 FRANCIS HSMITH.} AKussees.
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Luck Came Back with rhe cas.


THE GUARDIAN SPIRIT OF NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
HEADQUARTERS SHIPPED TO WASHINGTON.
From the New York sun. to-day
few days after the democratic national head.
quarters were opened In West Twenty fourth
street, John Treanor, one OF the clerks. eound a
little oedraggled Maltese kitten In the basement %
the building. II had evidently seen hard times
Treanor took care OF IL and made Itself at home
week before the Ohio election the kitten disap-
peared This was looked upon as a bad omen
When Ohio went republican some OF the clerks
made up their minds that the only way TO elect
Cleveland was 10 recover the kitten. A few DAYS
later MI Ireanor met the kitten IN the street and
carried IL 10 headquarters There was much re-
1oicing. Members OF the committee Clipped IN and
bought the kitten collar. hsd the name Grover
Cleveland engraved on IL. and resolved 10 feed the
kitten out OF the campaign funds The kitten stuck
fast 70 It's friends through the excited DAYS tn q fol-
lowed the election. and evid ntly took no stock in
the "claims" OF the enemy. Yesterday IL was puJ
in q box. around which was wrapped an American
nag, and II was sent by Adams express 70 Mr.
Ireanors house In Washington. IL will De sent 10
the White House on March +
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CHARLES ". HANDY. Real Estate Agent.
CHANGERYs YES SALE OF vAIpABLE o IMPROVED y,lI

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TEE tn STREET NORTHWEST. WASHING
TON. d. c.. BEING OPPOS TIE THE RICHMOND
FLATS AND THE METROPOLITAN CLUB
HOUSE
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of thesa
District of Columbia passed in Equity cause No Iii;
909S. docket "A. the 10th day OF November. A. d.
1884, the undersigned Trustees in SAID cause will
on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-S!XTH,
1854. at the hour Of FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. all that
piece parcel OF ground and misses situate lying
and being in the City OF Washington District Of Column
hia and known and designated on the plat plan of
said City and District as Lot numbered twenty -four
(24 being subdivision of part of original lot num-
bered one ID and part Of original numbered thirty
seven (127) beginning for the st point the
west side Of 18th street west sixty eO feet from the
southeast OF said square and running due west eighty
SIX 1861 feet thence due nth thirty 500 feet thence
due east eighty 1861 feet thence due north thirty
900 feet along the west line OF 18th street west to the
place of beginning.
Terms OF sale: third cash. balance in equal in
stalnents in six go twelve Q2) months from day of
SALE with interest ct the rate of six (G cent1m
annrm from day Of sale. and payment thereof to be
secured by the promssory notes OF the purchaser
purchasers: the whole purchase Re paid
in cash. At the option OF the purchaser deposit Of
$3.50 required at time of sale Conveyancns &c, at
cost of purchaser. Terms of sale must be complied
with in ten days after SALE otherwise the trustees
serve the right to resell at of defautng purchaser
after five days public notice of such resale III
newspaper published in Washington, d. e.
AMOS WEBSTER,
JOHN B. LARNER., Trustees
1914 street,
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. n14-d&dbs
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RAILROADS.
TsHE GREAT
L PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

L ~ ,-r1 ,PE3Ns.NsYLyAS1A ROUTE
STEEL f fl5fsr S5SiHI1S S Igsq
,r leave from station corner OF 9th
For stsbr and Id the West Chicago Limited Express
s1ng Ha at sao daily w Tss slime hns
ISHs: da|Iy sssept sa,arday e ehiease'
sfsss 80 Say VIII faIsss esss t RI!s:b'Ez
ior Pstsbrs and the Vest With Palace Sleeping cs
"@i bhEf IS 8 ns aS3 POTOMAC RAILROAD
'fc zoe n a g b Sas s
Washington t. ROCHESTER Train leaving Washing
daily. EXCEPT sunday '. '. '''. NV L.
2Go 400. lou and II Is D m. On Sunday. 400.
daily gnnsa :.
for toston witnout change. 200 p IN every weekday
Rregh trains connect 5s
1s ssfPss ssy xGs Ely 30 and zoo COO
N iIsa Gapssss AS go sU m nd daily i've except sas
fSr Ba IL * ess !, 715 h $50 T. s4o 1905
5so & sod &c. 'aa 4o ioo and
For popss Creek Line. ea5a and A4op. IN. daily.
For Annapolis Gas a. H. 1905 and 44o p IN. daily. ez.
szR zsD RA Rx
ROAD.
f?5 o5 &C. &C. s sSs a.: s2 s1 and
at go. $685. 1l.0l a. H. sos D.. Ill.
For Richmond and the South. 600 and 11Ol g. m daily
and as p. IL daily. except Sunday.
10l0a LOO. Sos 1923, 5lO, 7.05 and i0.4O p m,
and Il. 10 midnight Except Monday On Sunday at
SEQ and l0lO a. 7.05 and 10. 40 p NJ. and ITO
night
Tickets and information at the Office northeast corner
Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and the
ton where orders be left for the checking Of bag
gage to destination from hotels and residences.
CHAS. T.. PUGH, J. L. WOOD.
General Manager. General PASSENGER Agent.
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Mod

r ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
II LoADISa SHOT Gx guys q 4MFoRkThp EkEA 1Sa
SILVER PLATED WARE, DINNER AND TEA
SETS. CASTORS, 1RUIT STANDS. &c; FINE
IMPORTED SWISS MUSIC bOXES FROM Two
TO TEN TUNES; GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
gEWELRYi CUTLERY OPERA CLASSES AsE
BANJOS. WADE AND BUTCHER RAZORs. RE-
NOLVERS. TOOLS AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE
HOLD ARTICLES.
By direction of the owner to change business, will
O'NEARA CO, l347 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Washington. ID. c. Sale commences at SEVEN p. NJ.
Great BARGAINS may be expected FOLEY, Auct.
\. b.-1he FIXTURES Will nolbe sold as. at terlnn-
alton of SALE the store will be occupied by ]. u.
O'alEAhA & Co. Manufacturers of ROYAL GLUE"
seIS
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Gov. Cleveland q Civil Service Re.
former.

Gov CleveIanU q CIVIL Service Re.
former.
WHAT SECRErARY POST sAYS-EFFrCrEST GOV.
ERNMENr CLERKs NOT LIKELY 70 Br DIsTrfRREn
IN THEIR POHlTIONS
Secretary Post says that Cleveland's closest DO
ntical friends In New York say that he is thor
ough civil service reformer; that he Is really in
earnest in his position upon the subject, and Will
live up to his convictions. MIR Posts own opinion
is that those men whose presence in the depart
ments Is pesttlence to the service will be smoked
out, but that all the goo1 efficient clerks who are
attentive to their duties-many hundreds there
are-wtll not be disturbed" ''Why," he says, ''if
democrats here, and give them power to look
through the departments and turn out whom they
chose, hundreds or good clerks-republicans-
would remain at their desks undisturbed There
are enough men in the departments who ought not
to be tolerated under any administration, without
throwing out those who are Of service. The civil
service rules II properly enforced ought to throw
out tn csc men,
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN GEORGETOWN, ON STREET, BETWEEN
THIRTY-THIRD AND THIRTY FOURTH. M
PROV ID BY A THREE-S1O DRY BRICK HOUSE.
No. 33lS STREET.
BY virtue of deed of trust. dated 18th February x,
1851, and recorded in Liber 95I pages 434 &c IL
OF the land records Of the District Of Columbia and
at the request OF the parties secured thereby will
sell az public auction to the highest bidder
tn premises. on WEDNESDAY,. THE NINETEENTH
DAY OH NOVEMBER. 1884. AT FOUR O'CLOCK p Nj,
the following described part OF Lot ia. III Beatty
Hax kins' addition 10 GeorEstown- ID. G., beginning
the south side of ID (now % street 266
from Pred rick tnow SD street and running thence
south $50 feet. thence 30 feet the
said lot IA thence north with said line $50
- o. street and thence east 80 the place
to The same belonging.
Term OF sale: One-tird CASH balance in notes a.
nine eighteen and tyentyseven months with interest
from day Of sae TO De secured by deed OF
TIE PROMISES sold. $3.50 be paid time of sale Upon
fainrs comply with OK sale within day
after sale. resale Will had after FIVE days notice in
The Evening Star newspaper All conyeyancng at pur-
chaser's cost e.. NJ MATTHEWS. Trustee
nS-dts 12OS Sis. street.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a TWO-STORY AND BASE
MENT BRICK DWELLING. NO. 602 B STREET
NORTHEAST, WASHINGTON CITY. d. C.
BY virtue of certain deed of trust, duly re-,
corded in Ibrr No 1865 folio AS ct seq. OF the
land records Of The District OF Columbia and at the
request OF tn he lder Of the secured Hereunder
viii sell at public auet in front of the DIT misses
on SATURDAY, the TME-s1Y-SECOND OF NOvEM-
BkR.A .. 1884. at FOCROCLOCK z. NJ. the following
described real estate situate in the City of WASHINGTON
District o. Columbia To wit: All that certain piece
parcel Of land and premises known and distinguished
and being lot Numbered twenty five (2o) in Particle
and others Subdivision of lots in square numbered
eight hundred and sixtysi $780, recorded in Iiber
No r. folio as of the records Of the Surveyor of the
District aforesaid
Terms of safe One-third cash: balance three equal
nens payable in six 6. twelve (2) eighteen
Sl months after date for which notes of the purchaser
secured by deed OF trust property Sold and beari
inter 81 at rate Of six per annun. will be
taken all h. at option Of purchaser deposit of
s1oO viii be required at time Of sale AL conveyancing
and recording 1t purchasers cost. Terms of sale 70 be
complied with in seven days after day OF sale
BRAINAhD n WAtN E6.l ,r-.
nI0eo GEORGE E ENMONS, Arustees