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New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
THE COURTS.

NO GROUND FOR ALLEGED CONSPIRACY.
The suit Of Frank r. Butler, for himself and
as assignee Of eleven other stockholders of the Excelsior
Water and Mining Company. against James b. Haggfn,
Lounsbery aggin. the firm OF brokers, composed OF
RI chard H. Lounsbcry and Ben All Haggin and Wells.
Fargo Company. was dismissed yesterday by Justice
Van Brunt In the Supreme Court as against all the de-
PENDANTS save James ID. Haggn. Mr. Butler alleges
conspiracy on the part OF the defendants to mako
fraudulent representations regarding the stock
and so induce investments In It. The motion to dis
miss has been under argument for several days,
James G.. Carter, Joseph H. Choate and
Hamilton Cole In behalf OF IT, Francis n. Bangs and
Lucien r. Rrdscye opposingit t. Justice Van Brunt held
that Iounsbsry liaggin and Wells Fars? & Co,
market in good faith. lie sustained the complaint
against James r iaggn FOR the period when Mr. iiag-
dividends. proof to be given that Mr. Butler and ms as
socates bought the stock believing It to be dividend
paving.
= The lelence Of Mr Maggln will 60 on today:
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
DEMOCRATS AND MANNED SOLDIERS.
fpy TELEGRAPH TO THE TgIBUNE.1


WAsHINGTON, Feb. 16.-A fair example OF
she greed very hungry and very thirsty Demo-
cratic majority Of the House the attempt TO remove
the safeguard which shields from summary removal
fourteen manned Union soldiers who guard tue doors
Of the House and It's galleries These men are borne on
the Solders roll and cannot be removed without the
authority OF the House. The d" Soldiers roll" dates
from 1865 and up TO tho capture OF the House by the
Conederates in 1875 the upon 1T were those OF
disabled veterans, one-half OF whom were Democrats
snd one-half Republicans. Doorkeepers Fizhugh and
Polk Of unfragrant memory promptly removed the Re-
yublcans and appointed aplebodied Democrats in their
yfaces. One Of them q babe In his cradle
when the began. and several of the others
never saw military service. AS soon as the Republ
cans regsned optrol of the House In 1881 the roll
purged OF the names OF men who not disabled SOL
(iers and the Republicans who had been dismissed
we're reinstated OF the fourteen borne the
rolls Democrats. or were appointed by Demo-
cratic influence There Is not OF the fourteen who
aid not limb In the service and one OF them Is
minus both his hands. . ~
When the item IN the Legislative Appropriation bill
vas reached Colonel Cox OF North Carolina late OF the
Confederate Army moved TO amend IL by striking ont
fhsse words And hereafter messengers on tho SOL
HERS roll shall be subject TO removal except Tor
cause reported to and approved by the House" The
amendment ruled out of order, as an attempt 70
change existing law but not until after II had been ad-
tocated by Hessrs. GibsOn, OF West virginia, HID,
~ Ohio, O'Neil OF Maine as well as Colonel Cox
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
CENSORSHIP OF MEDICAL DIPLOMAS.o
10 the Edtor Of The Tribune.

SIR' The TRIBUNE comments favorably
upon the suggestion made in the closing address of Dr.
Barker delivered to the fellows Of tho Academy Of
Medicine whern he dwss upon tho Importance Of moro
stringent regulations regarding the graduation Of med
cal students Coming from so deservedly eminent
in his profession tho suggestion Of Dr. Barker deserves
serious consideration.
Permit me to call attention to what assume to be
fact that the system Of censorship in medical exami.
nations exists to-day in but medical college in this
city, namely tho New.York Homeopathic Medical Col
iege when this college was reorganized. some years
Since provision inserted IN It's charter that before
any student could receive tho degree Of Doctor Of hed
ce ne should not only pass successfully the faculty
examination. but also On extra examnation by, .
board OF I'VE ccnsors, practising physicians, who
are appointed by the trustees / believe. a. o
rule that students do quite like this extra examina
on but In the end they freely conoede Its advantages
for they realize the truth Of you say that dplo
ma obtained under such conditions will be document
OF some real meaning the Judgment Of tho faculty,
well ae OF the Board Of Trustees that the System Qf
ssnsSr.hp n has worked ADMIRABLY think am safe In
suaents - have failed TO pass the e1aminaton OF tho
Boara OF Censors. 1t is q valuable safeguard.
Yours respectfully, s. H. WALES
President, NevYork Homeopathic Medical College.
Nen- York Feb. o. 1855.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
CLOSING PRICES or PHTL4 DELPHIA STOCkS
ReuorteA bl LDaN Il. DAVIS & 90. u YaHs.

MONDAY, Feb. 16,-P. VI.
Tho tone OF the stock speculation was weak Mt this
mornings opening and continued so till after midday.
Everythlng declined from Saturdays last figures west
ern Union l per cent. Union Pacific Is Missouri Pr
cinc la Northwestern per cent, ST. Paul lii Central
and Hudson and Lake shore each q, and Delaware,
Lackawsnna and Western . per cent. After that the
feature OF the day the rapid and wide fluctuations In
the price OF Delaware. LGckavanna and Western stock
from "a IL rose 10 9s dcclpdd to 07a and then sold at
9s5O7A 1883 497 L a0~. and closed quoted at % aoS
after transAct t.Ons that amounted to l23.OOO shares
The DAYS work has developed ono fact that
"a worthy OF remembrance by spectators
Whatever may be ones opinion Of the value OF the
delaware Lackawauna and Western stock, II Is
evident that It IS particularly dangerous to
sneculate ia IL on the short side ana hardly safe TO
purchase it the long account its price is moved up
and down by an arbitrary Will that Is likely to threaten
the peace of mind OF any ordinary spocuator who has
the tc,nerlty either buy sell It, Tho movement,
however exerted an influence upon the whole market
n that 1t set going general covering OF
such shorts" as were put ont III the
nornng hours and there II general improvement In
uroes The last figures. however generally show some
final declines; the notable exceptions beside Delaware,
Iaekawanna and Western arc Central and Hudson,
Northwestern and Northern Pacific preferred. which show
gains OF 3. per cent Louisville and Nashville with gain
OF "a per cent, and Lake shore, which Is unchanged
Western Uuion Union Pacific, the scuth"esterns' ST.
Paul and Delaware and Hudson were lower although
they closed with rccoveres OF G per cent from their
lowest prices The market unaffected by the circ-
aton OF any material such "a there were OF
a personal character and related to the supposed
nosiion OF certain large operators on the market ana
runors of that character more often erroneous th
they are correct; usually they are manufactured
and circulated TO accomplish certain purpose The
market closed irregular and unsettled
There were no transactions In Government bonds at
the board and busnessas du at the Offices OF the large
dealers. Quotations are unchanged as iolows!
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
INDEPENDENCE. ANCIENT AND MODERN
ONE MAN WHO Is MAD YET.
To fhe EdftOr or The TrtbUne.


SIR: The campaign being ended, ! wish to
continue my subscription TO few Of the papers dnciud'
ing TIE TRiBUSE) which have " tried and found true
Not that question the right Of any paper or person 10
be independent" for there old and well establishes"
precedents OF independence similar to their own
Judas was independent Apostlc Arnold was an III
dcpendent MaorGeneral; Beecher, Curtis Co. nave
the same right 10 bo q" Independent Republicans"
The first betrayed our Saviour the second our couh'
try the last our party.
Beecher knew better than we thought the number OF
"moru lepcrs" In NewYork, and tho OF their
treachery is 100 we'll attested By $4,000 laborng mon
who are to-day enforced idlcncss. They their ciad
wives and hungry LITTLE may thank the ndcpenfeht
Repubcuns that the shops and factories arc cIOseu'
thclr Lc Arths cold and their cupboards empty. u.
Still the Inde pcnents not altogether happy 1e
Democrats have, doubtless. paid them their " thiity
pieces of silver" yet they despise them as the jews a
Judas wa their cup OF JOY be full waen hc Dono
cratic Administration has bcon auguratod anu ;nou
sands of my Old conralcs-naned soldiers OF the % n"
Army-bave been turned out from the positions q"
which they haye liei with honor TO make room e o . ~
guards Of Andcrsonville and Libby and the nof.e VI
other very hungry and very thirsty Den"craly ,hs
tors who are trampng on to Washington 10 recr" INC
Indcpen lent welcome 49,. co, Ia.
Trf, Ia the lat blossorn OF honor that Coz Was
rvan" 10 BAa1l.sr. C,rfis Co. Thsr "s"PAA
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.


Duness was the principal feature Of the
grain speculation to-day and so long business is In
errupted at the West by the bad weather there little
prospect that the wYork markets will exhibit much
life. There early disposition toward weakness, but
quicklyfhanged by rmness at Chicago, and prices
slowly hardened to tho extent OF than LEA cent
Near the close the market fell of fraction yet final
quotations retained slight gains from Saturdays closing
figures. The advces from abroad reflected easy mar
kes and the export engagements to-day were very light
The receipts Of grain at the West slightly increasing
but they still kept low by the blOcaades on
many of the roads. At the Atlantic seaports there
largely increased arrivals OF grain Traders some
what disappointed that the nanpaturs have not seized
advantage OF the present u IN the movement OF cereals
to squeeze the shorts but IL cannot be said that they
Have yet given up nursing the idea that something OF
this will be done.
Wheat closed the following gains g for February
at 90a L for March at 00a i FOR April at o2is s. for
May at 9f, and 2 for June NJ % cents Corn ended up
q cent FOR February at 50 sfor March at 407s. and
April at 49io and Is for May az 40 cents. Oats rose
a9 cents to 37s for February 3C iot aareh and APRIL
and 30 ccnts for May optlous Provisions were quiet
and firm with little change In final figures.
At NcwYork Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston tho
receipts Of grain to-day we're, Wheat l2l 1877 bushels;
corn 43l 258 bushes oats S4S bushels total grsin
7Oi bushels -four 49, 737 barrels. The receipt, az
Chicago. Milwaukee and 81. Louis were: Wheat 98..
$50 bushels; corn. 227.6s3 bushels; oats, 6l $50
bushels; total grain. 3s6,2l2 bushels; -four, s,3o3
barrels.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
THE CASE OF EMORY SPEER
Inv ryrPGR.rH To THE TRiRuSg

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-Emofy Specrs ncml-
nation TO be District Judge for the Southern
District OF Georgia came near defeat this after
noon The Democrats have been making savage
fight against him. The Judiciary Committee
reported In favor OF his nomination unani-
mouslv and Senator Uoar from the committee In
charge OF the case. in brief hut strong speech pre-
sented the Importance OF the confirmation Mheh tit
vote was taken IL WAS found that the Democrats had
every man present paired. while only ten Repnbll
cans were in their seats. only one democrat
senator Brown Of Georgia vOted for Mr.. Spccr
,houldihis nomination be defeated will give to the
Democrats of the most important Judicial positions
in the South and humiaic young Southerner VINO has
had the courage of his convictions ani who has done
valuable work for Rcpdbcanism aud the cause Oh pro-
fe.f
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17

been appointed Special Agent Of tho Treasury. wee
James W. Davis deceased In view OF the fact that the
special % 10 @ 20 Su Concluded its
labors Is not generally thought that the vacancy on me
compissiOn caused by the death OF MI DAVIS VIII oc
filed.
UNION MEN ORDERED TO QUIT woRK.-The following
advertisement appears In The Star to-day: "sPeou.
Notice All union carpenters ordered TO Keep away
from the Pension Office Building. and not TO perform S
work for any one employed by tho Mu fUrthsr
With u.s. All labor Rspers please COPY; ha1s ny quit work
thus far.
RoBBrSo THE MAns-A Post once inspector yesterday
arrested John Moore postal clerk the route
New York and Pittsburg, for robbing the msis o'oo
money was fouhd In his possession. a.
HANNIBAL HAMLIS's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. h"n'',"
upon the floor Of the Senate to-day and was ~
greeted by all his old associates who remain
the body. Mr.. Hamn remarked that only nine cr asa ~
row living who were nembers OF TIE senate an tone
when that body attended the laying OF the corner
Of the Washington Monument These are Yuie OF f0ro
Governor w. Jones Of Iowa. Bradbury and Hamn o.
Maine Fitch Of Michigan, jefferson Davis OF MissshpP
Atchson OF Missouri. Simon Cameron of Pennsy'anS'
and Hunter OF Virginia
No MORE SMALL COIY.-The Secretary Of the Treasury
has issued circular stating that the minor coins q
the United States, OF the denominations Of and D
cents having been presented for redemption at the sew
eral SubTreasury offices in such quantities as to snow
the amount outstanding TO be redundant the coinage %
1929. Revised Statutes of the United States
BUTLER MALONE IN BoSDs-Butler Malone. son OF
Senator Malone who shot at coored waiter i9
welckers Hotel on last Friday night aud who is cnarsea
with assault with intent to Kill! waived examination IN
the Police Court to-day and gave bonds for his appear
ancc before the Criminal Court when wanted.
MOVEMENTS OF THE PREsIDHST.-The statement that
tho President will leave Washington for NewYork on
the afternoon Of March is untrue. He has had no IN
ention OF going that day and has 10 definite timo
fixed for his departure
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
MR.. CLEVELAND AND SILVER COINAGE.

WAsmNGrON, Fcb. 1G.-The Eren'og Stdr
to.nght says "Thc purpose OF the visit OF Chairman
B.rnrn and Representative Scott to the Capital was to
have clause inserted in the sundry civil Appropriation
bill, providing for the suspension of the coinage
Of silver In this II is understood they rep
resent Mr. Cleveland. They saw the members Of the
Authorization Committee and all the leading members
OF the House and urged he pressing necessity OF action
on the proposition at this session They LETT the Py
undcv n. impress that cr mission had been sue
cc.s and Mr Scott quoted saying mat tho matter
was al fixed II cannot be- learned Just what assurances
they the understanding that they were acting
for Mr. Cleveland added great weight 10 their arSu
ments and the ansilver men III the House claim mat
the question OF suspcndng silver coinage can DC gotten
hcfnie the Uouse Il VIII pl.s AT thIs sessiOn.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
TAKING CARE OF THE MEDICAL LIBRARY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-The House to-day,
sitter short but brisk debate passed the bill authorizing
ihe building Of reproof structure. to cost 5000 Ooo
ior the safe excepting and preservation of the books.
records and other Of the Medical Library and
Museum belonging to the surgeon-Gcnerals Office The
beoks. pamphlets, and manuscripts belonging to this
library It 10 said form tho largest and most valuable COL
lection Of medical and surgical literature in existence
Ina Museum Ike the Library Is said to be uneXcelled In
Hxtsnt or value BY any like collection In the world In
xhe Durgoon0snerars Office deposited the Surgical
nd Hospital records of the Union armies. These
Sonstsnf use g evidence In adjusting pension claims
Ouplicates Of them do not exist and their destruction
6odId entail irreparable loss upon thousands OF
Hon claimants - well 90 upon tho Government.
Al the collections arc now kept in the building form
arv tuown az Tord's Theatre IN which PrasLispt I'm,
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
MRS. GLORvINAS CLAIM Is THE FIRST.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-ln the Court of
Claims to-day filed for Mrs Glorvna Fort her
petition as administrative Of her father, John Null
lowney for indemnity for French spoliation being the
first petition presented the court under the recent act
OF Congress, Mrs. Gorvina Is about eighty and her
father died In 1881 while United states Consul at Tan
gier lie OF the brigantine Catherine and her
cargo that captured In May 1893. by the French
frigate EEmbuscadc. This seizure particularly
mentioned by Mr.. Jefferson Secretary OF State In
1903, In his Instructions 10 Minister Morris at Paris.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
RITs OF LEGAL NEWS.

elect william NJ Eyarts Yesterday, In tho SUI
n,,or CoYr, before judge Freedman made argument
susaining the demurrer Of the NevYork Central Rail
ro Co. IN the suit Of John Newton. who sought TO pre-
vent the corporation from paying its JhhuhIy
NJ m per cont The demurrer sets forth lack OF slf-
u.ieui tu-e ~ action. G. T.. Rushmorc presented MI
sherman " Kucval. the attorney of Mrs Hugh Hast
Inc. Vas in the witncsschair all day yesterday In the
surrogate. Court the contest of Mr Hastings nephew
for mo n oOD dividend Oh their forty five shares OF
,oy,r,r, al ldrerfiser stock Mr.. COukng sought In
crv u.,.be manner to lay foundation for hi- faith
th, M Ku.yal, had consented 10 the selection OF Judge
Pul,r A. nrbrr In the case but Nr. kncyas appeared
armed A. a.! points. Tho case goes on to-day.
Ind 20 Freedman I'm the superior Court, refused yea
,crav 20 continue Charles ". Bigelo"- injunction re-
.,e1t,, RAIN. story 4 Co and the Prodsce Exchange
-, .f,rring his scat in that body. Mr Bigeiow In
IL u snyo hls seat collateral security ON not: y
~ ~ NerriIi for a loan - 600 The note passed 10
Mr. story aud Bigelow. hearing his scat might be
sold obtained preliminary injunction, alleging that
hi. note was void a. ho had been paying usurOus IN
tercst upon g. Mr story declared that the sums paid
were simply commissions
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
, defence Of Mr. Haggln will 30 on to-day.
VERDICT AGAINST MR.. MAPIEsON.

NJ
the Supreme Court two minutes yesterday to bring In
verdict Of Sl,2l3 II against j. II. MaDeson In suit
brougb, by NJ VI UaantIes Mr. Haantjes held the last
Of three drafts 500 each drawn by Herr Adolph
Robin the baritone Of the Metropolitan Opera House
on Mr Maple-on, accepted by him. and this last one
iudpr-cd by Herr Robinson and made payable 10 MT
uaantics Ifcgr Robinson swOre that Mr. HHplcs0n
cave the draft I'm compromise to settle the claims of the
uger and wife when they under six years con
tract slu lOr the manager aud he Kept hein waiting
his orders IN London. and then employed Frau
Robinson four occasions IN opera and Herr Robinson
not Al all Tho baritone test1ed that he made cOmprp
ise on one draft for l25 nd that the money on the
second was obtained only by litigation. Mr. Mapleson
singers mad broken their contract and that he owed
them nothing.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17

Elsewhere the ccarances for Saturday wcre OIL City,
900; Bradford 900, anu PttsDurg, ooto'ooo
barrels.
Refined oil unchanged
BRApFoRD. PENN Feb. l6.-Crude Oh-steady: N%
,,onal Transit and Tdewater runs saturday ana sun
day 72 $50 bbs. total shipments lO963o dds; chart
ers not repored clearances. 3is6OO0 bbls. Natlona
Trans; certificates opened at 20 aud closed at 7i hsn
est price, II i2 lowest price, 10
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA SrooKS
SAN FRAycIsCD. Feb. 10, 1883.
The Union Consolidated Mining Company mas ie''eu q"
assessment Of 20 cents per share.

ST. LouI. Feb 8-Piour dn and uncasnsea; unv "nes sTc
higher, No. Rod s3tdsdc CASH iso'sHay, re- sHayc, Feb,
rasry s5c March j6aaoca Nay s1ts; R,s R, h,rLsr s
AZ 64aa65c Barsy-MArSot quot a. oos on ,vo ,,sady
Ter ana sys, ssihH aah uhenaieap ptan arn At 900
Soc Corn Neal s,tg 81 a. WHISKY steady nrt Mn
50 81 short ce, ~ 90 Lard nrm o a. 80 Snss Corn
"a oJ0 blsl Oats z3OOJ oisl ys, 300 Dush bsfoy nn
40 900 Oman ship clts-Fiouc. 2v0o Ooih wnos" nm
pU,n Corn. 12p.jJO oisLi oAlA So"S "uS~' ''~ -
kusa. IkAsisy.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
TIE GODS GONE AMENDING.

Venus is to be repaired. Not that any one
has taken contract adjust the lost arm OF the venus
OF Milo that any dissastisiicd win tne "pp.,
once o the goddess T. Furnishing up her rather schy
armor that she may be in tclass condition or &
Valentines Day, when she shares the hohors WIN
funny little god Cupid Nothing Of the sort Nuican
too been dealing many sedgehammer oTwS Low rnn
clad muscles n rldc worn lie will also be allowed
rest and some little repairs will be made tending 10
streng ghen him and improve his pcrsohai Apl ", @
Roth locomotives will look better aud be s more use
ful after Master Mechanic Henney OF the Consouatoo
road allows them 20 out from the Newhh'on snoP'
CLOSING PRIOES OE OILIFORY4 STOOR&
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
PETROLEUM MARKET.
NV YORK. Feb. 10.

NV YORK. Feb. l6.
The new week in petroleum circles opens with
bcarish news from the wells. The Lockwood VEL IN no
Thorn Creek field. has started with iow OF twcny-ve
barrels an hour yield which will probably bc increaN a
by deepcrdr.lng. The McLaug in mystery Is nearly
ready to ow and latest adyices the pipe lines wcro
putng up large tanks on the expectation that the well
would be a good one. II will Ia curious 10 watch tho
effect OF important news from the new ned on the OH
market I'm tile light Of recent behavior The pr0dnc-
ZION OF the Thorn Creek district is already mp to 15
barrels day by the last gauge Yet prces were leli
with more than frmnesS to-day. After opening 4 cent
below Saturday nights figures at 69A cents the market
WAS run p 10 II before ii O'Clock Fluctuatons sub
senucnty were frequent around II cents. and finally tho
close was made with steady tone AZ 7O's cents Inc
dealings were li.ht and purely local IN character .
Tue rInge prices ana the total dealings Tor inc
A.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17

Beecher can put bis finger into the print Of the nails"
wnrn ne has driven into the hands and feet Of the Re-
publican party, and {" Judas Curtis can thrust his
band where his spear has pierced its side" May We not
nope tat they will then have the to copy the vr
tues as Well as the vices Of their chief, and In remoree
attest the same by going out and hanging themselves
Norm Edston, Mass, Feb 3s1S95 ATWOOD.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
REAL ESTATE

NEw-YoRK, Monday Feb lG 1855
Tho following saes were held at tho Exchange
Salesroom to-day:
By Louis Mesier.
4.tory brownstoue dwellings WITH Plot % o. iana'
Sos IL 10 10 East 63d-si. $: 15 nv OF tuavc
mot OF land 40xlOO5i New.fork LIE ihsuo sas soa
--'''''''' ~'~~
By Richard v Harnen d Co.
l A. story brownstone dwelling with lot No31 Esst
6Sd.st g. I59 OF +thase, lot 20xiO0o' PF -, ooo
.G9ar GSlrg syelns with o, No IS East esd $, ns
adjoining above, lot elxlOo5 Newlofs Lie In a, ooo
SN'"~~
BIZ John T. Boyd.
,... ., , q storv brick building with lot No l02
C.dar-st 80 " OF Temple Court lot 2Z1oo1 soon
Irregular; John Bradley -; WV
Leased May !. 1917 torm Il years. sfouha feh"
S21J per annum. ......
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEw-YoRk CITY
Houston 2si East Joseph Grunder and wife' 600
seos isa II Of sd.ave iGGI0ss Reeu ~ 7.o
Cooper and another 10 Valentine Mer@ien ''~
e3d st 52 Of .h;ave SoI No,,sr $4,000
lothaye Sc cor OF Ssthst - sisAso Aioe' 2s.Soo
IlSthst, ss 100 ftw OF sdavs aoScr 10000
sth;ave 2J6 hn OF t1sst 2oA'o' $4,000
3lsist 100 Il ,hnn Of sIs sster $4,000
ad.ave, a. 74osn. q sySs '',........ 26s0o
iliss. Siss,,s Hyatt and another to william Brown. 7a,o
eGtGs 6On q is.sys IS siss.t Waxper 1885
73dst 100 t OF hssIss Ao.snthai Of $4,000
kiso . 100 II Of athave sOIss9 Isaac Mann ,s oc
and wife to PisrSs pnnss aes Charlie.
io'hs hRo.enthai Ct al to XdolDh Kiaber 10000
~--
ooh, ma There's crazy quilt in gold frame"
"IInsh child. That's one of whisIlers ymphouisss-