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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-10-31
EXECUTIONS SALE
Saturday, October 31st, 1855,

saturday, OcCODeT o1St, 1000,
vt WO L NJ, "n the premises in Lehigh
ton Borough, al tnat ce'tain mr'suagr.
ten, mpnt aud lot nr piece at grnunl stu
ate III MAhuinEg T"wushir, Carbon r,uu
" and State Ci PrnnsylVan,a Bounded
aud descrlhrl NJ ilh W. to witt Brgln
nng at pot. th-uc. nv ands late oi Fred.
erirk Miskah, South l64 degrees. West 30
I'pichpS To Il post. thence by .trPrt at
South Lrhight"n 64 degrees, E'-r 10
I~irhps t"a post, thence by town lots ~
South Lehighiun, North 26 drgrers. E'si
33 s 10 prrchrs iu post aud thturp partly
hy streets ca He'd A len street al the town ol
L-hightnn aud partly bV lAnhsoi L. wis
Gravrr. South ~ degrees. West 10 pcichrs
in the place 81 bre:rnInV. aud containing
ONE ACRE, aud FORTY FIVE fERCP
tbs Street nIphsn'r Contain ug ONE
NEW FRAME DWELLING HOUSE au'
TWO FRAME TENANT HOUSES, ,-ve'
tailing Well al Water Fruit and V mes.
Will he snd rs whole or in parts a.
most deslrabl" at the tine a. sale.
THO5. S. BECK, Executor.
Oct. 10, 1885.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-10-31

THE Importance and value of the to-
bacco crop in Virginia is very clearly
shown in the statement of the Lynch
burg 1duance that Lynchburg pays
more revenue into the United States
Treasury, on the single article of tohac-
co, than any one of the New England
States pays on everything it produces.
Vote for Day for State Treasurer
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-10-31

The canvass OF the total official vote
for Governor in Ohio shows a plurality
for Foraker of l6,329. The vote for
Leonard, Prohibitionist, was 2s,0S4, and
the total vote of the State 72s, $50. Vote
for George w. Esser for ProthOnolary.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-10-31

THE Court of Alabaml Claims, which
will expire by limitation on December
3lst, is making rapid progress with the
business before it. One of the officers
says that "all the cases before the Court
will certainly be disposed of by the
middle of December" Vote for Esser
for Prothonotaryl
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-10-31

THE registration of voters in New
York city closed on Saturday,and shows
a total of 2l5, ,s86 names, against 2I0, oO6
last year, and 1872 1851 in 1888. Vote for
Nathan Stemler for Jury Commissioner.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-10-31
TO CONSUMPrIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently
c ured that dread disc s., Consumption, by
q stmple remedy, IL anxious 10 make known
10 his fellow sufferers he means OF cure. To
all wi desire il. he Will send copy OF the
(Fres) with the directions Tor
preparing aud using the same which hey
will hnd 4 sure cure FIR Coughs, Holds. Con
Sumption, Asthma, Brnhcbitis. Ne. Parties
Wishing the prescription, gili please address,
Rgv. 4. A WILSON, lA Penn street,
WIIiiamsbprgh, n. deo37'lF
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-10-31

PROF, JAMES WAnRFS Is announced
as the Inventor of new process of re-
ducing ores by tho aid Of electricity.
While examining piece of gold-bear-
ing quartz, the Professor accidentally
lei 4. fan into Que of the dynamos,
whieE was in, motion at the time. On
looking for the piace OF quartz the next
day, he found il in the dynamo. and 10
his surprise the gold in the quartz had
been melted and had run 10 one side OF
the rock, forming a beautiful button.
He Immediately instituted a series OF
experiments, and succeeded in evolving
a process by which gold, silver and cop.
per can be instantly smeltsd from con-
e,ntrat.ons by powerful electric shcek,
almost equalling in intensity stroke OF
lightning. The successful application
of this process 70 Other ores as lead and
RntimoRy, is also expee-ed. NV.e foy
GseFsa EsasE t0F RsethonO;ary.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-10-31

Entered at the Lehigliton pcst-oftice as
ssecond Class Mail Matter.
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phf gArDnl& Aflrpfatf.

LKRIenToN pL.
SATURDAY, 8 OCTOBER 81, 1856.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-10-31
Proclamation.

Pursuant to an act of General Assem-
bly, of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl-
vania, entitled An act relating to the
Elections in this Commonwealth" APP
proved the 2nd day of July, Ammo Dom
mi one Thousand eight hundred and
thirty-nine, and a further supplement to
that Act, approved January Both, 1874,
I, Charles w. Lentz, Sheriff of the
County of Carbon, Pennsylvania, do here
by make known and give notice to the
electors of the county aforesaid that or.
the FIRST TUESDAY AFTER THE
FIRST MONDAY OF NOVEMBER
being the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-31

TEE city Of Minneapolis has q curious
provision in its law relating to the liquor
traffic. Besides charging q license fee OF
$500, the Law marks out certain patrol Inn
its, including the business core of the city,
within which all the saloons there are must
be established, and where they can be kept
under close police inspection. AS to the
rest of the city, including all the main resi-
dence portion of the city, where probably
nine -tepths of the inhabitants have their
homes, absolute saloon prohibition prevails
and is rigidly enforced.
AS the police Of Chicago are having
trouble with the gamblers, this Is q good
POINTER for them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-31

A REPORT iron q committee Of Superds-
ors in San Francisco shows that there are
in that city 10000 Cinnamon, and it is as
serted that but 81 women in 8 female pop
ulation of 1885 and 80 children among
7T2, are living in organized families. The
others are living without regard to family
or parental relations and as the report says
human beings exist under conditions les
regards their mode Of life aud the air they
brestbe) scarcely one degree above those
under which the rats Of our waterfront and
other vermin live, breathe and have their
being" If such be true, is it any wonder
that the people Of San Francisco have been
crying out against the imigrationH What q
lasting field the missionaries have there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-31
Sale Of Valuable Real Prousrtv

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRusr Nh,
I'D 10 ~ BY Alexander Cotn, dat.d an H. 80
day Of July, issS, and duly recorded 10 ID. onss
viii sell at public auction at the front dr. IL
Court House Of said county, on
Saturday, August 29th, 1855,
beginning at 10 O'Clock q N. the iollosins nro..-..
!. The east forty 1--WE (4,) feet Of LOT nurA..y,.
forty-hve ltSI, situate on the north side Of yini.L
street, on Zsne's Island. In u. Zane's Addluas -
the city Of Wheeling, on which the dsslllus r.
now occupied By the said Alexander Cccn u IN
ated. ~"
2. The remainder Of the said 10, nunbeneI L,,s.
lt5) and the eastsrn half Of lot nun cred Ior,-
ti6), adjoining the same on which Prc siias,s r..
6ries dwelling houses This P,oP.Iiy viii ,, OdsI
line OF the dividing wall between the houss al
sold In shichtvt way shall, appear beet
8. The north oil oil lot Numbered thirty thru, r
and the .ouIh three 90 lee, 0: lot ~numberd lhir,
two (s2) In 1heo. fink's addition /, the said ciI,,
Wheeling, fronting thirty three as ir,t on ,l,,.
side OF Penn street, on which Is sitaAid a ina,
dwelling house.
4 Lot numbered nine 10y In Armstrong. Hup,,,,
CO.. addition 70 the said city OF Wheeling, lIs,s
on the vest aide Of York street, south o! Jaio ,uos
on Zane's Island, having q front OF thirty uG IL
on York stieet, and running west Of cg Ial sitts ~s
hundred ard twenty l,2ol feet TO The ley tts
rear.
s Lot numbered eight 81 In william ,ra.,u,,,
addition to the SAID eiiy OF Wheeling. situate "a \,
west eide Of York street. south Of Ohio ,tr!s,, CO a'
Island.
6. he right title and interest Of the said ilsra
der Coeu In and 10 the property mentipnci, dsrisI
and beQutaihsd In and BY ths will OF EdsIrd Coz
deceased, which wss admitted 10 probate on N. VA
day Of April, 1881, In the once Of the said clst
TxHhs OF 6ALE-one-third Of the purchase mo1r
or 50 much more thereof a. the purchaser may e.t
cash on the day Of sale, and the rmA!ndet Ia to-
equal instalments, payable respectively T. ons VI
two years from the day OF Mle. with interr., tfa
that day, the deferred i%nstalmenis being secuVaby
adeed Of trust upon the property, and in'ursnss,
buildings TO the amount Of one half the usHl
pu~rchae-monsy.
HENRY NJ. RUssbLL,
CHAD BERs UERvEY, TRUSTS.
Auctioneer. la
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-31

SINCE Riverside Park has been grant d
by the municipal authorities Of New York
for the place Of Gen. GRANTS interment,
and al arrangements for the funeral cere-
monies completed, the newspapers and the
people should regard the question for the pres
eut as settled. The selection has been made
By TIE Generals family, based upon whAtthey
believed his wish, and further discussion
now ia ~diseourteous to the family, and
will give them pain. All should svOidthese
painful uttersnees and unite in expressing
sympathy for the bereavsd. In the future,
when public sentiment has become more
quiet and the sorrow among the Chieftsin's
family has become allayed, people can dis
suss the question better, and if Washington
should be decided upon as the proper place,
his remains can then be removed thithsr
and re.interred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-31
The poet tells rs that

The New York Times in commenting en-
The late railroad deal in Pennsylvania and
he efforts to.keep the B. & o. R. R. out Of
New York City, throws out some hints that
should be carefully weighed. It says that
the holiness of the managers Of the cor
porations and the submissiveness Of the
people are alike due to the absence Of any
vigorous public policy for the proper con-
troll Of the service which is intrusted to
chartered companies. Un'ess some means
is found to control this tendency to mono
poly and to bring these corporations under
proper regulation a crisis will ore day be
reached which will produce g convulsiye and
possibly 3 disastrous contest. In the pres
emit state Of the law and in the absence Of
any defined public policy or ofsny adequate
q cans of enforcing established principles,
lie great corporate operators are engaged
in carrying out schemes unchecked which
are distinctly opposed to the interests Of the
public. They utterly ignore those interests,
and are permitted to go on disregard
ing everything but their " m~onopolistic
ends. What is to hinder this process from
going on until all the great lines of trans
portGtion and communication are in the
compete control of a small band Of enor
mously rich and powerful operators who can
levy . tax upon the business of the country
such as no government would ever dare to
exact? What ought to be done it is not
difficult to state, but to get it done is a task
which will som time tax the energies of an
aroused and indignant people, for the power
and resources of the corporations are, and
will continue TO be, used to prevent the
establishment of a policy of State and
L~ational regulation which would break up
monopoly and bring railroads and tele,
graphs into subservience to law and the
rights and interests of the public"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-31
CHARLESTON.
some Surprise at Judge Jackson's Deci-
sion-News.

sion-News.
Special COrrsSp0ndencs Of he Register.
CHARLESTON, July 27.-Some surprise was
manifested over the announcement of the
fact that Judge JohnJ Jackson of the United
SAFES, District Court had granted q tempo
rsry Injunction restraining the sherifs OF
The counties through which the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad passes from collecting
any of the taxes due by the corporation. to
he State Some unfsyorsble criticism was
INDUCED in in regard to the Judges failure
TO require the company to give bond. In
conversation with one or two lawyers OF
ability | learned they were of the opinion
hat the injunction was only the opening
wedge to several years more litigation
md the Supreme Court of the United
Sls'es would be compelled to render su-
other decision in the case ere the matter
Sss finally adjusted. Many Of the Sheriffs
were eongrstulsing themselves upon the
ist pickiDgs they were about to enjoy in
heir collection ofthe over due taxes Their
speculations and schemes have vanished like
chat before the wind.
Mr.. George Morgan, brother Of the Super,
intendent Of Free Schools, is 6 full hedged
p Use sn, 3 fact / Inadvertently overlooked
al ths proper season. Morgan was the sue
cessful applicant out Of three recently made
at the session Of the Board of Health at this
place.
The above allusion calls to mind the au-
noying error your compositor and proof
reader made when they printed DR.. Tstes
nsme-member of the board Of health. /
| suspected it would be Fate" when it me,
the light of day, and sure enough it Wa
Fate" However, the doctor is ~wellknowr
through the upper part Of the State, and the
error was easily corrected by his friends.
No little ~unfayorable comment is made,
and especially by Republicans, over the fail
ure of the Charleston p. Ma Radical-tc
Grape the custom house out Of respect to
The deceased General. He is the custodian
of the building, and | believe, the person
who should be the subject of criticism. The
State house is protusely draped a well a.
the cts building. At a special meeting o.
Council last week, resolutions Of condolences
were adopted and ordered transmitted to
the Grant family.
John Frail, who lives near the wirt
bridge, this city, died Monday morning LAST
aged SO years. he was born in Wheeling
but has resided in Charleston over 40 years
Doc Boggess will, in q very short time, Sc
it is given out BY the knowing ones be mad,
the janitor of the custom house. Boggss'
is q Democrat
Col. Thomas r. Sharpe. who is now q
White Sulphur, is expected in the city soon
His arrival, no doubt, will settle the ques
ton IS to when the Pt Pleasant bridge vii
be completed and connected with the msir
line Of road.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-31

The total export of hidesin 1884 amount
Cd 10 81, 3O4, 42O, nearly the whole vast do
nestle production and importation being
manufactured into leather for home use and
the foreign markets. In 1884 the exports
Of leather and manufactures Of leather
amounted in value to $3,472.679, and the
yearly reports show that this export trade
Is thriving apAee. A Western paper says
thAt there are nons Of the complaints Of
Overproducton that are heard on al hands
in the highly protected industries The
foreign markets readily take up the surplus
products Of leather under the operation Of
an untrammsled commerce. There are no
strikes no closing Of tanneries, no loss Of
time, but fair profits for capital, and good
wages with constant employment, for
labor" II is certainly fortunate for tbs
country that a. least one industry among
the legion j mot affected by the general de-
preston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-31

The Mexican editors know how to stand
on their dignity. They were enjoying the
scenery of St Louis yesterday, but they
remembered some unkind things the st.
Louis editors had said Of them, and they
held an indignation meeting and refu:el to
accept any hOspitaities whatever from s.
Louis. They took a good look at the city
and then shook of the dust Of their feet
against it and departed. A few more cpl
sodes Of this kind would make the Mexican
excursion to this country q failure as far as
establishing good feeling is concerned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-31

The refusal of ths Bank Of Ireland to re-
Eeye the Munster Bank from its embarrass-
ment is causing a panic in COEkand Dublin
and arousing indignation among the Ma
tiOnaHsts. Mr.. PARSELL's organ says that
it Is q foreign corporation whose notes the
Irish people should refuse, demanding gold
The growing Indignation in the south Of
Ireland may make it rather unpleasant for
the Rank Of Ireland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-31

TIE p~olygamists CANNON and hUssER
seem to be in demand among the United
States officials at Salt Lake City. Their
terms in the penitentiary viii expire in De-
tO6er and they viii forthwith be tried on g
second Indictment for polygamy. Poly
gany win certainly become Questionable
In Utah before long.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-31

Or 1904 deaths in New York City last
week 764 we're children under Eve years Of
age. 1t is estimated hat more that 1000
infants in that city have been destroyed in
the past two weeks by the torrid heat. No
doubt much of this Wholesale mortality was
due to carelessness in guarding against the
effects of heat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-31

TaE REGISTER understands there is con-
siderable informal talk on the part Of the
Democratic club Of this city looking to q
participation in the coming memorial ex-
ercises in honor of the dead Chieltsin. Il
is hoped no time will be lost in taking for
NAL action sfirmstively. 1t is one Of the
great occasions when Democratic clubs
should be Just as conspicuously prominent
rs the clubs of the other side.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-31
To Clerks OF Circuit COu,sO, County Clerks,

To Clerks OF Circuit CouItO, County Clerks,
Sherins, Commissioners of County Courts
q Others.
Ths West Virginia Printing Company have estab-
HShed q BRANCH BOOK BINpERY and JOB OF.
FICK 1t Charleston KEnaWhI county, where they
are prepared to make all kinds Of record bOo1, deed
books, indexes &c, and execute al classes Of print.
Ing. Work guaranteed PIiOesiunsAsd upon sp-
p~licstiOn- Address WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING Con-
rANY, Charleston, W. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-31

The greatest harmony prevsileiin the
Virginia Democratic Convention on
Wednesday and everything was done
in Straightforward, buinssshke
manner. Their platform is 9
ssnEibls one and with such q man as Gen.
FIrz HUsH LEE as nominee for Governor,
there Is good prospects for success in the
campaign. FIrz HUeH Lee Is . nephew of
General r. E. LEE. he was an efficient
soldier during the war and has since been
Commandsr-in Chief Of the Virgins miEtis.
BE d 9 man of pleasant address, an
excellent speaker. ~andhAs6ne sbiiieE- BE
has for several years been spoken flor the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-31

gISsEnatOrial nominated, and his popular
irY can be judged from the almost unani-
nous vote IA sAsreceived opths 6rst bat.
lot Tee ozmEaisn win nov become lively,
and when LEE rashes ont and falls upon
JoHS 8 WIsE and his fellow M~AHosEIrEs,
watch out fer the fur to Ay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-31

TaE newly appointed postmaster at In
~dianapOHs don't seem to please the profes-
sional civil service reformers, a. they think
be is turning out the raseAs . little too
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-31
EXECUTOR's SALE
1850 Acres or Valuable Timh.,.,
and Grass Land.

PY VIRTUE OF THE WILL OF C,,
ID Hall, dscsaEd, the undsni,ns 'EsroS
therein named, will. on Is'at<
Wednesday, the 18th day of August, Ina,
at II O'Clock H., In from, Of the Ccpr r. ,.se.
Ter copnty. In the Town Of Piecs - ns
Wig mia, Offer for cal. al public aaetisS We,
Of land, cont.ln,nS $3.50 Acres, siiaIsi Va
ION. county seat Of Mercer. and eishl mils~ ,nAs
side . epot on tne New River Railroad.
This land 10 gently undulaung, Vel v,,
adapted TO gras The timber is exo,.5Iry'sa, Az
bic Tor railread ties and Other purpose. hst
ton Of TIE tract h too steep for Y Son, 49,
acre. have been cleared, Of which 100 ,c,. oIn
tom hnd; Q large portion Of the trae, /, un.ss.
and when timber II removed, will bs $500
adapted 10 farming and stock r~alAinr. Cbn,Iuuitg
schools convenient, and the population ins'Is,....
and raned. oNse1
TEsss-Cash to pay costs Of adverti,.r.,,
nle, and 5000, or negotiable nou, we'll ,sSsI.at
Tor lat named sum, intersst addei, a, a. a, %hset
and psidue On credits, evidenced br banI. aalaa
coed secan y, bssring interest from d,v AZ .s.sia
lille retained - ultimate iecuriJ. For dress,aa
tculau, address, JOHN A. slEwART fe'
Ex'or Of Clinton Hail a..
yto LyndhurSt, Augusta Co. ",
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-31

In yesterdays REGIsrER the name Of DR..
JoHx G. AFFLECT was mentioned in con-
neCtion with the old Wheeling Argus. This
was . mistake. II was DR.. ]. a. DESHAx,
of st Clairsville, who wasreferrsd to. and q
most excellent and racy writer he was. In
this connection il is proper to add that Uncle
JoHS BoRxe, one Of Wheefpg's old-time
Jefersonian Democrats, called yesterday
and reminded US that be has been g regular
subscriber TO the REGIsTER, or its ancestors,
50 to speak, since 1910 and he remembers
well when the Sentinel IA transferred from
Mouudsville to Wheeling, and published
under the management Of DR.. GEO W.
CUTrER, in an old brick building next to
where Beuter's bat store now stands.
Another old subscriber dropped in yester-
day and called our attention to the refrain
quoted yesterday as being incomplete. 1t
was as common as Good mornin" or
"HoWdy do, SIR and ran thus:
Drive along the old red COW,
Drive along, o dol
What will Colonel Thompson say?
Lewis can't you come along too"
The poet tells Us that
zone touch Of nature nAkts the whole world kim"
So too, ore may cay, that an old time cir
cumstance, no matter how trivial, when re-
called to mind, is q touch that affords IN
wonted pleasure, The present and the past,
though it be half . century gone, are, asif
BY magic, drawn so close together that the
span of q moment does not appear to exist
between them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-31
Special Commissioners Sale o
Valuable Property.
CTATB OF WET VIRGINIA, COUNTY %
- Ohio. in the Municipal Court Of Wheeint
William q. Brlntsh,

William II. Brlntsn,
Mary ). csts and other. i'm oA'a's''
/. decree Of sid Court mad. in ala cas- 90 8. y
day Of March, A. d. 1885, the uDdenisnsd spos
saturday, the LIST Day Of August, A.. D. 1885
commencing n 10 o'clsch q. n, viii I'll u pstih
auction 81 the front door II The Court Hou1 q ohh
The highest BIDDER, the reai estsss in The sIiis .s
In aid dty, In the county and etsk a~iorsabd,
which Mary q Bdnton diod seiEed, that 10 70 ~
all OF the south hh Of lot number tvsstyihrsn
the addition 10 South wheeling known e 20
street, such lot bsing ts nszt lot north Of is y
on the northwest cofner q Market and Tvept, 4fn
ftreetl, except - much II nd half lot - n boosos
- follow: CenmsscaJ g N southwest oofnss
ss,s e = y q 2. :. . i',sy Z |: e, - ,.n5lEs .ss sSs - .
mid hAf 10, thsne6 parallel vifh IN sesth hses
the lot tortyStwo feet theuovp arxsisi with the -
line of ns II - The south ling thereof, M thss
folty tvotsef - the piaos q befaning -
1hs red estsss % b Dld hartTossogh o
dwelling hcsse fhsrssn.
TEkHs OF exLk-One4hird and - mach noss
the purchase mone1 - The purchases fha,i 49,
pay In cash on ehs ds5 81 sals, and u rcadre OF
pureh..e monet psyaes = iso squ.i Sstsine9s
With Interest fros MT AZ; tRs purefAsf % 81
his promissoY noss vfth Seeurity spprssed y ~
undendpsd Tor ach dess7ed psymenns asd =
tts 70 The Property goid % BE- retained unti ~
tion.l security ir thcr11nst q - dss1HD
Special CommkxonA
], Thomas n. Dsr1h, Oeftof MD Court, sksy
certify that ths sbovr na-sed Special CommtSo
sail stTs 5, i Iss e. .ss Z. 10y ~ . Sss. ssts p l IS
tun1sd ICakd nd Ceerses