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Ten pieces OF handsome new styles
good quality ingram carpets at 25c per
yard, cash. Must be closed out by the
first Of next month. Call soon at No. 20lO
and 202l Main street.
JOHN RoEMRR, Agent.
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BLUM,S BAZAAR, 11O0 MAIN ST.

VIII offer this day 90 dozen White
Shirts, heavy Utica Mills Muslin, rein.
forced front, all linen bosom, Mt 50 cents
n piece, former price, 75 cents.
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AT DLUM,S BAZAAR.

90 dozen Dwight Mills Muslin White
Shirts, reinforced front and bacE, double
stayed bands, double stitched all over,
best 1900 linen bosom, ut as cts, former
price 81 on.
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If you desire Robert Luke's carriages at
funerals, don't depend on leaving your
orders with an undertaken or any one
else but order direct from the Office Of
the stables, 1880 Market street,
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HAD CHANGED THEIR MINDS.

The first witness was Mr.. Dent Taylor,
concerning whom the prosecution had
given the assurance the night before that
he would not be called. They neverthe-
less called him, Col. Arnett saying by way
OF explanation that they had since learn
ed something concerning the evidence he
would be able TO give which rendered it
desirable that he might be heard.
Mr.. Hubbard protested and asked how
long aud how often the prosecution was to
be allowed to triae with the committee
thus.
Col. Arnett repealed the charge OF tri.
fling. He said it was untrue that the com.
mittee had been triAed with. The prose-
cution had acted in good faith. The at
torneys had not consulted the witnesses in
advance to know what they would testify.
They thought this would not DO right.
They had taken statements Of others as to
what witnesses knew, and had brought
those witnesses here and presented their
evidence to the committee.
The prosecution were allowed to exam
inc Mr.. Taylor. A good many in the room
thought he would make some sensational
developments, as a gentleman friendly to
Smith announced before the committee
met that they had the dead wood on the
Mayor II Taylor were permitted to testify"
Col. Arnett asked Taylor:
"Do yon know Mayor Grubb?"
~ do"
"How long have you known him?"
"0b, about four years"
"D!d you see him at the smngerfest last
July~
"Yes, sir"
"Howtrequently did yousee him there?"
"Both evenings"
"Did you notice nything peculiar about
his behavior or condition.
II did not"
"Did you see him in the bar there2"
mo, SIR"
"whereaboats did you SEQ him at the
Snngeriest hall?"
"1lmet him at the door after the concert
was over, and we walked up home to-
gether."
"Did you see him drink any beer2"
"Iu the bar?"
"There or anywhere else?"
"The Mayor drank glass Of beer in my
presence"
"More than one?"
"No, SIR"
How lar up did you come with the
Mayor2"
".ro the corner of Market and Four
PERFECTLY SOBER,
"What is your opinion as to his condi.
,iIie was perfectly sober"
"HoW long has that Ibeen your opin.
iony" ...-
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WHEx ordering Luke's carriages don't
tail to order direct from the stable office.
His carriages and teams are the finest in
the city, and he has careful and attentive
drivers and his charges are ss low as any
one else,
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Qhe qntelI1Qelteer.
once. Nos. 20 and 81 Fourteenth street.


FOR CIncInnati-steamer Andes
Just Observation-Disclosures, &c John Friedel.
The soyRl ArVand Tatlor tove-EeSbitt & Bro.
EcOtch Wool UndetweAT-1h hos. hughes q Co.
ONCE Of City Cole tor Notice 70 THx'eayerS.
LOOK at the Novelties I'D. Gundliug & Co.
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Jult what we're Doing, DeAh Boy. Walt

Just What we're Doing, DeAh Boy. Waltz
Piedmont Herald.
Is it not time the Wheeling INTRLLI-
oRNCER was letting up on that city police
matter? 1t has succeeded in making the
people believe that Wheeling Is not the
Utopia OF West Virginia. We think it
would have served its purpose better by
some other couIse. Don't tell all you
know, hold back some for another time.
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pWNntcd.


VXTANTED SITUATION As B00E
w KEEPER by atrsduateo Of Eastman tci,as,
taEcher OF book epTing iJI thee rpMs 49,
Alto talRry at beginning. Good TtitfeBts, ~
dress '.BOOX KEtPEE," Ail.fOnH bio Sr.1
TTTANTED-LAplES AND YOUNG
!. wv men % decorate christians, New Year .,,
Elly or Novelties Easily Harmed; coed rro,rStt
Of kteldY employment aud iNif TsggS NisrS,
furnished. and all work r1A'led Kos plid For iBIi
information address DlcQEiTIvX AIR NIgxI !
Exchange Place, Boston, Mass. +. 0 B3x5lE,
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Hermann Is up to many tricks hut he will
ever take in as MuCh, as Dr. Bulls
cough Syrup in It's big raid on coughs or
Odds,
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FOR comfort, get one Of those Best
Knit Jackets ut c. HESS q SONS.
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WE caution the public against Agents
who claim 10 sell goods for us ON weekly
payments. They are lmposters.
JACOB W. GRUBB, Jcweler.
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FOR RENT
The Dwelling House, No % virginl street hi,
"a IN one OF the btSt locations on III, bland iois5g
100 feet to an alley The inpTOVCmeas arr tWo
story frame house OF sewn To)irs Aud ha broom
nr,h np mi in rS sSu r .vnt InI asesil
brick walks. shade trees, khiuhtGry, &c lcNCA.
sion given Cctobetl. Apply oil p.rM!s.s.
Eppl4 MwAF
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! DRY GOODS, MOTIONS! !
And Fancy Goods Store.

Morgan and Jacob Berger. The stern
sank in deep water, being almost entirely
submerged. The bow was out OF water.
me Belle Prince will assist in pumping
her out and getting her Gilo&t again
There was sheet iron well about. ten
inches in diameter in the rear part OF the
boat, and the iron rust:ng gave way and
let the water into the hold.
The steamer Andes, which has been
laid up here during the low water, will
leave on her regular time, Tuesday after
noon, for Cincinnati. Capt. Charlie
Muhieman will be in command as usual,
and Messrs. Mart Nol and Charlie Knox
will preside in the office. The Andes is a
steady.running stern-wheeler with I'M
excelied accommodations fof both passen-
gers and shippers.
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RUNNING THE RAPIDS.

Steamboatmen aver that the present
rise in the Kanawha river has been
iraupht with more exciting events than
have ever before been witnessed by the
Oldest men in the steamboat business, and
nearly all this trouble encountered dur
ing the present rise has occurred at or a
short distance below dam No. Six, a few
miles below Charleston. 1nconsequence OF
the removal, a few days ago, OF q section OF
the Golfer dam, the present rise in the
river caused current to shoot through
The chasm made at the rate OF fifteen
miles an hour and on q declivity Of
almost five feet to every thirty feet fall
OF water. To shoot a steamboat encuu.
bered with half dozsn loaded barges
through this miniature Niagara sorely
tested the nerves Of the coolest
pilots. and Mr.. s.. Snyder positively
asserts that he noticed one night
the hairactually stand upright upon the
head OF q pilot who was shooting the
rapids and that the scared pilot declared
that not for the price Of an entire fleet Of
coal boats would he repeat the expert.
ment. At times the rushing waters would
twist the wheel from the hands Of the
wheelsnan, and in several cases two
men found it difficult matter to
keep the boats under their con-
troll. In ascending the river Captain
Bob Carr, Of the Layman, states that at
one time the PROV OF his boat was under
the water, while the wheel, high and dry,
was spinning around with the velocity OF
a whirlwind. Several barges, while being
taken through the channel, would be sub.
merged one.half their length, and then
suddenly pop up their heads like duck
after being shot at.
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TOR RENT.

STORE ROOM 1909 MARKET STREET,
BAIL Bronx with dwelling attached.
LARGE DWELLING, Nc. $. Fifteenth street.
Several Single Rooms Enquirs Of
Il. F0RREg,
no. y Custom House.
Telephone A-lb. 'pH-'
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2;nr
TOR RENT.

DOOMS FOR RENr-IH HORN.
~ brooks Block. Apply to ". Y. ICGH 4
BRO, 1907 Market street deg
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ZOE Salg.

TOR SALE-GR0CERY, WITH EY.
II TESsIyE trade. Elegant room, in b,N Sa.
tIon In this thriving city. Reputation Wl(O. Me-
clean stock invoice about Si,WU: maalug hrgs
p ohtS. Rare opening Address, Z. II. FOLSOM,
Lima, Ohio. IC!G'
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Mr.. fancy said he had had converse.
ton on the fair grounds during the late
State fair, with Mayor Grub, and another
with Porter Smith, concerning the stop.
ping OF certain games by the latter, and
he thought he could recall part OF what
was said. 1t was probably the third day
OF the fair. Personally he had seen no
games in operation. He asked the Mayor
II there was any harm in letting the games
go on, as the Association was in bad way
financially, and il the games were stopped
would losesever hundred dollars received
in payment for privileges. Mayor Grub
said he had no objection II the Chief had
none, but that the wheel Of fortune could
not go on under any circumstances. Mr..
fancy then went to Smith and asked him
II he could see his way clear 10 let the
games go on. The Chief answered that
they were clearly in violation Of the Or
dinance, and the Mayor had threatened
his men with punishment II they did not
enforce the law. He declined 10 let the
games proceed. Mr.. fancy again asked
the Mayor il some amicable arrangement
could not be made, as there was probably
no harm in the games. The Mayor said
he had consulted the City Solicitor, and
both were Of the opinion that the games
were not demoralizing. He was willing
all but the wheel Of fortune should 90 on.
Mr.. fancy said he saw one Of the base
ball and baby doll games outside the
grounds, but did not see 1t In operation.
He saw no thinble rigging game at q ferry
landing. He knew no reason for stopping
games inside the ground and not stopping
them outside, b.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

] offer for sale my farm in belmont county, o.,
which lies adjacent IL the city OF BenIre md u,
tends Aloug the OE!0 RIVER about hrreiOuEtho Of
a mile. 1he rveI bottom has never been over
flowed By the highest floods In the ONO Ei'ei'
The farm contains
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TOR SALE.
Building Lot on Thirteenth street, east Of EoE
Ten Shares Stock In the Jefferson Nail Works Of
'''N''4 ''' va THos o'nRIN,
sep22 Telephone rs
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A 10 PER CENT INTESTINE
For sale.

-Four Desirable No. Business Houses on gkla
between Eleventh and TWCliEn streets, Wheeling,
W. Va. ZAhE u SfALNnkFR.
Sep2I No. IS Twelfth rtF[et
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THAT nlsroRcAL AFFIDAvlr.

Col. White offered, without any expla.
nation as to where he got 1t, an affidavit
made before tho Mayor by Pearl Woods
on the twenty.fourth Of September, con.
corning the deposit with Chief Smith Of
SIS. She swore in this affidavit that the
explicit understanding was that $40 Of this
co SeSyS Ess + M fDye 9a ns Gsa
q possible fine against Miss Holiday, who
was, however, out Of the city.
This affidavit was offered by the Mayor
Rs evidence in the late police investigation,
and until the Police Committee reports 70
Council the paper is the property Of that
Committee, and in the custody Of its
clerk, Barney GRlliGan. The ease and in
formality with which 1t was obtained by
C0Nliniled on Third PGgE,
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"Yes,W said the custouet,3 u saw V4Iu y
Yesterday, and didn't ask for credit. I
said to myself, I'll call around to'mof'
row, So, you see, here 1 am.H 41el
"Ah, / see, responded the grocerymal1,
nbut you're still a day of. Ialways take
nav to-day and I never trust till tormor-
row. Sometime, when I'm not very busy
and groceries are drug in the market,
I'll have big Tomorrow and mN hwy, =, 81
YOU fellows around. Don't menhonitE
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goe Sale and e;or gert
FOR SALE.

TWO FINE SHEEP FARMs-one located On U,
waters Of Knob Fork, WetEel county, ". Va, 1T,
miles from Llttletou Station, on the B. 40. b L
This farm cGutains about 2 acres, well ielogd 4
acres Of which are level bottom lands .pud kll d
Il q two story frame lsione fOundRtl0nI 0EelnVul
four large rooms and hallway, stable, com CHI.
wagon shed, spring house and granAry oil buii
within the Last I've years, and good order TefEi
reasonable; and 10 any one making lArGe cd
payment q great bargain Is Offered
Bolton Farm, containing about $50 acres q
cleared land, under fence, with 100 or 800 Gcta 4
splendid timbefed land adjoining II dttired, y
Gated within OIL mile Of Bolton Station, o. D,
Is we'll watefed, admirably adapted for nAlnl
sheep, and believe II 70 be peculiarly lifted d
rRAinR fruit Thete Is now on Il = young orchard
,of about 200 ire OF the best varieties Of appaH
pears, cherries and plums, most Of which will heti
this year. The new public school house for d.
district 4 on this iafm. 4 splendid bargain Eia
be offered 70 cash customer. and easy leiH1 4
any one who win secure deferred payments
$S5s acre farm d SheFsRFd, GGfshall eoant5, ",
Va. VIII sell or trade or city property.
4 0Rcre Farm on Glenn's Run. viii sell OF ttAdt
for city property.
Many dwellings too numerous 10 mention.
,5l aa FOR RENT,
New dwellings No, IS and No. 81 Sixteenth stittl
each containing eight rooms and bath room.
Dwelling No. All Market street, containing ].
rooms and basement rooms aud cellar.
Business House corner Of Jacob and Seventeenth
No lis Seventeenth street, 70 rooms.
No. 60 North FrontSt
8Rooms No. 262S Main street.
No. 63 ALLEY Is. ED
No. 1875 Eighteenth street.
For further information, inquire Of
JAMES A. HENRY,
ia' Real Estate Agent and Notary Public
MIRO a -a.Ll l6l? MatkEl strtsL
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On the 18th instant number Of the
representative stockmen and farmers OF
the different States interested assembled
at Pittsburgh, Pa, and discussed the leash
bility Of establishing a Fat Stock Show TO
be held annually in that city. As result
OF their deliberations 1t was decided to
form a limited stock company, with q cap.
ital Of not less than 10000, divided into
shares OF S25 each. Julius LeMoyne, OF
Washington, Pa, was elected President,
and T. b. Harman, Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
Secretary, and an executive committee
and auxiliary committees were appointed
to raise the needed funds, and arrange
various necessary details, and report to a
subsequent meeting, to be held at an early
date. at the next meeting the organiza-
ton will be completed, directors chosen,
and preparations made TO at once carry
out the object in view. It was decided
that the exhibition include the following
features: az The exhibition Of meat pro-
ducing, domestic animals in ripe condi-
ton for the block. t2} Horses for breed
ing purposes exclusively; ~ Dairy pro-
ducts and appliances. (4)fWool. A very
respectable share OF the stock was taken
on the spot, and the meeting adjourned
with hopeful and determined feeling
prevailing, 7far' t7i
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Pooling enc Newspapers.

There are misguided persons who think
It the perfectionof wit and the height Of
genius to be able to deceive a newspaper.
Almost any office could make an interest
Ing book Of the unsuccessful attempts to
play practical jokes at its expense.
There are people who run to snake
stories, big apples, mammoth pumpkins.
Their fabrications are harmless, and II
they get into print nobody Is seriously in
jured. Others hatch stories Of bold rob
bers and bloody lnurderers, located at q
remote place and sent in at a late hour
clothed in the garb oigospel truth.
The most troublesome liars are those
who smuggle in spurious marriage and
death notices. They sign the name Of q
reputable person, send along the money
and give the transaction a general air Of
good faith. Some times this is done in
mere idle sport, and some times TO give
pain, and this is the general effect. Two
Smart Alexis played the bogus marriage
notice game on a Pennsylvania newspaper
which hunted them down and brought
them up with around turn. They won't
do II any more, but other people will.
A newspaper is not proof against all
imposition. 1t must depend to some exc
tent on the good faith Of the public. 1t
"a MT ,,nss;h,a 10 verify everything, in.
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Htitos pe4paut N
There q g tradition that when Cum.
iiihgs jackson owned the Jacksonis mill
properly, aiew miles below here, that he,
with others discovered d silver mine on
The mill property, and that Q good deal oil
the metal was used for various purposes.
After he left here for California, several
were ma;..s.. g ..seo &c NINE
bat al were unsucte ssfTll and the secret
seemed to have died with the Original
fintier. Rumors have reached % Of late,
however, That pariies interested have deti'
'nateiy located The mine; and that safpsis-
Ing Developments viii be made ~ soon as
flie spring weather opens. The mill pro-
.nefty a r,cw owned by Mr.. William Mox-
IN. we are not advised as 10 wheths:t.
lie alleged silver mine is on the mill
lands oradiacent property. y siss'saai2
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stands BY tho People.

RIeFN GostIt. ---- ~ -77-7
The Gosette takes pleasure in saying that
the Wheeling INTELLIoENcERd deserves i'm
mense credit for the way In which il
guarded the rights Of the people and look
ed out for their interests, during the late
session Of the Legislature. 1t was In posi-.
ton to comprehend the situation and
ayailed itself Of the opportunity. Mr.. O.
B. Hart, the editor-in.chiei, Is one Of the
ablest Republicans in the State and bis
voice and pen are always enlisted for the
right on such questions as that OF taxa
ton. Messrs. Day, Faris and Beach are
excellent assistants In the work OF editing
a first class newspaper. The Gazette be.
speaks for the INTRLIIoRScER still
greater prosperity than it has already
achieved. MA.
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DIED.

o. H LII
sTfbfR9 Monday, March 10, 1885, IL O'Clock
4, n, N the residence. No. 166 sixteenth street.
LUXE EsDEl, aged @!eAfs.
THIS funeral viii take place this Tuesday after
noon at o:slook Friends Of the family are re-
specially invited 70 attend. ss.sii gplllA.g
GLAasER-op Sunday night March Is, lsss. q
II oclock, GHoE1E wtiltkN; SON, o. Charles and
Louitc Kiapiolh GlaNer, eged 10 months. .ssl
Funeral wiil take place this Tuesday afternoon
At 1 o'clock, iFan NE ssidenee q his PaFsRs. M
$40 Jacob street Friends o. the ttamlly arc re
psCppry invited 10 attend. lnttrnen. asRed
MEMS Cemetery. 1881 N Y 9ier...s
/ KEEL tNE-At his residence, Council Blutls
Iowa, Saturday morning, March II, lSs5, WILLIAM
KEELINTy aged 50 yeAtS. 'Ie- y 'lii W.
Romans viii be brought 10 the residence Of Mr.
p. 9. Myer, No, 1916 Main street, Wheeling y. Va
Fnnetal notice hereafter. .-.-...
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One of the Finest,

HdrrisoR DeaoeTut.
It's the duty Of every good citizen to
support his home paper for local news;
after that every one who can afford 1t,
wants good, reliable paper for general
news. For this we can safely recommend
the Wheeling INTELIldRNcRR as being one
Of The best In the State. sia
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Lave Bcllaire At 2:ioP. u. lot Summarized.
ysnMThia, AmIah. Aeill,la, or 4. . lnelflsllt,
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-, 10y NAILS.

I. tutsaa - IL athh and
Awhseling husband Z, !. = ..o ! i. q, Al IN
went wandering about ta =, = ND h vie gss
wiring NH sort Of q way, while hls -. -,
iot him Y st down. 3 ~ 9ou doing
awby, hubby, Is d ssIs se a. se5S woman
ARE you cl. ~ s's
in alarm T.. H., ,suiy looking aFoundto
see h the gas Is burn q
He was leaning against ne s s,'as
lamp.post on the Twelfth street ot W.
putting q cigarette. A friend came a'0As
aPreisr cigarettes 70 cigars do yogx.s &,
"oh, yes, ] think they're more ss1sSsf'
II don't, but there's a fellow who agrees Cs.
with you,S pointing to Grnbb's mecna %.
cal monkey blowing the cigarette smoke
through his nose.
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CONGRESSIONAL arEpIocRlTY.

The Very Ordinary Talent in tie Lower
House. sgc
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Real Penanoe.

Y' Are You going 70 the ball tonight Ola
rissa2 "a. a, .a,,.,,
not, Charles. -
aMayI call on you, then Z a.,
uNo. Charlie come up tomorrow night;
i am going 10 tie skating rink tonight
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E0R SALE.
T0R sALE-CoUNTRY SEAT.

Ten acres Of choice high bottom land d nn \
below Wheeling, on Ohio River and u q ,os,1 4
Improved BY q substantial brick hOuSe, u ~
kitchen and outbulIGIngs, situated III sigM tIs.
maple, Engar and poplar tres. AE3o, Aso9l sS'eE
- W. Y. Ho6E & BRO, 1900 NA'fGs
Orr. W. MORROW, on the pICmESes. III
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gorasnt.

TOR RENT-BRICK STIp7S :,
~ rear Of Dr. ultieh's house lSnsa .DlLls, II
three ~ horses and cafFilFa. enotsh i,
BRlLL@, us Main street A"4uie o. /
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General slottees.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

The annual meeting Of the stocLholdsv, .4,..
Mutual Building and Loan Association IN, v
held IN Association Ball on SATURDAY tPriJ
2, ut O'Clock P. NJ for the purpose ii siSStI.SS
directors and tfanSacting any other buiIsS'S w,
may. be offered. Nominations will r. ,ssdS \,
same place on March II, at O'Clock m '4-''
y J.Fs MILNE, VIC, HANDIAy
tuH sepTebfys pHaldkNt