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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-31
IN SENATE.
MONDAY. March 30. 1885.

IN SENATE.
MONDAY. March 30. 1885.
EIGHT HoUR Law.
Hr. BAILEY introduced O concurrent res
o;ution TO instruct Senators and request In
oiana Representatives in Congress to use
heir influence for the most strict enforce
ment of the National eight hour law, aud 70
amend said lev so that eight hours shall be
the measure for 3 days labor in all mechsn.
icsl and induttrisl employments except az
riculture.
He said: This resolution is similar in
terms TO The Joint resolution which was in
troduced here fome time ago, bat lost. l
will ask now its adoption. / move it be
adopted.
The motion was agreed TO.
SCHOOL FUND LOANS.
On motion by Mr.. ZIMMERMAN the bill
II. r. 4s1 was read the second time, with a
favorable committee report.
Mr.. YOUCHE: A great amount OF money
is lost to the school fund because the Audi
tors are not compelled to collect interest
promptly on leans made thereirom; when
q bad loan is made the county is compelled
70 mnkc up tue lOS5- 40it jill IL plOpOSluS
to take away some of the safeguards thrown
around the school fund. 1t provides that
loans may be macs outside Of the county.
The purpose Of the present statute is that
loans may be made in small amounts, while
this bill proposes to admit OF loans to one
person in the sum OF s., 600. Such borrowers
compel their friends to appraise the and
high We should not depart from the long
ssiablished principle to loan this money to
small borrowers. Then IL is not a correct
prin ciple to allow the funds TO be loaned
outside Of the county; so that the people OF
each county may have the beueht OF the
fund, which was the evident intent OF the
laws. / see nothing in this bill desirable.
Where money is nor loaned, it is only tenn
porary. in a short time the demand for these
funds come.
Mr.. WEIR: The merits OF this bill ought
10 be discussed before a full Senate. There
should be some amendment to it. move
lis reference to q select committee of three,
with directions 20 report tomorrow.
The motion was agreed to and the Presi-
d~ent.pro tenn. appointed Messrs. Weir, YOuche
aId Zimmerman.
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MalariaL Poison.

The drouth in Southwest Georgia last spring
dried up the wells, and we were c0moeIled TO use
water from the creek on the plantation. The re-
suit was that all were troubled with cbllls and
fever. ] carried with me several bottles OF Swifts
Specific, and as long as / took IL had perfect
rest, was afflicted with cbills. When 1 resumed
it's use, ] was all right again. We have used IL in
our family as an antidOte for malaria poison for
two or three years, and have never known il to
fail in a single instance. W.. c.. FURLOw.
Sumter Co.. Ga, Sept. IL, 1884.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
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The sugar beet is excellent for sheep, being
pslatable and containing much solid nu-
tricious matter.
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

tOri<ssons ossd cssrtattmcsEIs Of this report
~ want of space ia these columns a0iu appear IA
N appendix to Volume XIII Of the Brewer
Legislative ~rsport.l
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On motion the committee arose and re-
ported prosrssa.
The House concuried in the report OF the
committee.
INSANE ASYLUM WATER FORKS
Mr.. WILLIAMS meyed to amend the ap-
preparation bill by inserting $500 to supply
water works at the Asylum Tor the Insane.
Mr.. MORGAN: i feel that I am not pre-
pared to vote on this bill now. hose in
authority at the Asylum seem to be unde-
cided as to what they want. The COMMITTEES
OF the Whole has just indicated that it was
not ready for this.
Mr.. PATTEN: All this eeems to hinge on
the letter from DR.. Fletcher. We should not
appropriate the money until We are certain.
We do not own the land TO Eagle Greek and
do not Know that we can get 10.
Tie amendment was rejscted by yeas 81,
nays Al.
Mr.. BOYD, explaining his vote, said: For
the reason that We are not ready 10 decide
this matter now. l vote no"
Mr.. LOOP: If we vote this down, what
are we going 10 do2 We are firmly con-
WINGED that this is what we want, and that it
is certain. l vote AYE"
Mr.. WILLIAMS: There are but two ways
to accomplish this; water must be obtained
either from the city or from Eagle Creek
wells can not DO it. l am not in favor OF
~postponing. for fear those patients might
burn some night. l vote aye"
So the amendment was rejected.
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The following deeds were recorded Monday.
March so. as reported BY steeg 3 Bernnsmer,
abstract compilerss II Gnd Is Thorpe Block.
Telephone, Los.
Margaret A. Childers to Albert Grum-
mann, warranty deed to part of lots al
and 142 in Fletcher et ais subdivision
of outlets "a, 95. 90, 81 and SO and the
south half OF 81 in the city of Indian
John ". Enrich and wife to james F.
Craig, warranty deed to lot 10 in Craw-
ford d G0Odlets subdivision OF part OF
block Is Of Holmes West End addition
TO the city of Indianapolis~mm.-.~.... 40 co
William E. Coffin and wife to William II.
Martz and wife, warranty deed TO part
of lot % in Ovid Buffers College Cor
ner addition to the city of Indianapolis 1000 90
Frank W. OReilly and wife to Patrick
Farley, warranty deed to lot 2S in AL
len, Root * English's second North
Woodlawn addition to the city OF In
diaDapolis $50 %
son Nelson, warranty deed TO part of
west hall OF southwest fourth of north
west fourth Of section %, township l6.
north Of range 2, ast....---~--..... $50 90
Louite Bernhamer to Adolp Lutz, wsrrsn-
~ deed TO lot 4 in outlOt l49 in James
NJ. Rays trustees subdivision of In
dianapOlis 1000 90
John Heron ct al. to Mary ", sunks,
warranty deed to lot no in Daugherty's
subdivision OF part OF outlot 80 in the
city OF indianapolis. ..""... ....~-.-~.. COZ %
Christian +. Walter and wife to Benja-
min Coleman. warranty deed 10 lots q
and "a in Charles Z. Heinrich, ST. IS ad-
dition to Cumberland $500. ............. $50 %
Ann L. Nanlaningham and husband TO
T7a Apple and husband, warranty
deed to part of east half of west half
. of southeast fouth of section, township
acres. more or 1900 90
John Amandus Won Spreckelsen 20 John
Won SpreckelSen, warranty deed 10 part
of lot u In Preston A. Davidson's SUP
Indianapolis 500 %
Maggie Woerner TO John Rupp, warranty
deed to part of lot 5 in William Muirs'
subdivision OF and addition to the city
..... $3.50 90
---
Conyeyances. IL. Consideration. $40 355 90
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AFTERNOON SESSION

Mr.. HAYDEN withdrew his motion to
strike out the enscting clause of the bill II
r. 1851 concerning the exemption of FcaOol
children from toll on gravel rosds, and the bill
wac ordered engrossed.
THE APPROPRIATION BILL.
On rsotiou of Mr.. HARRELL the House
resolved itself into q Committee OF the
Whole (Mr. Adams in the chair for the
consideration of the bill "a. r 479l making
general appropriations for the State.
PRISON EXPENSES.
The question being on the amendment TO
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PURnrE

Mr.. SMITH, of Tippecauoe. offered an
amendment appropliating S14,750 for new
buildings at Purdue University, provided
a similar amount is subscribed by other
parties.
Mr.. McMULLEN made an Intellectual mo
tion-ysas, %; nays, 46-to lay the amend
ment on the table.
Mr.. GORDON: l do not suppose that any
member on this floor knows what that mo icy
will be used for; bat sons think they know
what it will be used for because the auth 1ri-
ties at the college say SO.
Pending q vote on the amendment the
House adjourned until tomorrow morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-01

THIs morning dispatches announce that
Hon. A. N. KELLEY, of Richmond, has been
nominated for the Austrian mission. Mr..
KEILEY has hard time Of it in getting
placed. First he was appointed Minister to
Italy. His reflection upon that government
in the past made it impossible for him
to accept it, as his presence at the Italian
court in such q capacity would be
very obnoxious to that government. Cn-
fortunately for both the President and Mr..
Kelley, the latter's status, in this particu-
lar before his appointment, was unknown
to Secretary Bsysrd, in whose hands such
matters are placed. 1t is an experience
although unpleasant that viii have 3
wholesome effect upon the officers Of the
1inet hereafter. 1t is now probable that
candidates public and social record
q Pa0e investigated with scrupulOus care be-
he is nominated for the high Office that
~ kks Beyond question s-S'san's fit
. aess ought to be ssesrtained before he is
appointed. In Mr.. KEILEY'S case the word
is not used in any reflective sense toward
that gentleman, as be is well qualified for
mission.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-01

SHERIFF BxOwN, OF Brooke, and Deputy
BUCHANAN deserve q vote of thanks from
all law abiding citizens of the State for their
effective work on Wednesday in srresting
one Of the prize fighters at Collars station.
All the pugilists. toughs and their sbettors
throughout the country have looked upon
the strip of West Virginia soil on the line Of
the Pan Handle railroad as sort Of neutral
ground upon which they could disPort in
their brutal work at viii. The laws Of this
State were of no more terror to them than
If they did not exist. Sheriff Brown has sue
cessfully taken the initiative and jailed one
of the principals. 1t is now for a court and
Its machinery to put the law into effect. Ii
punishment is dealt out in this instance as
II deserves there will be no more prize fight
ing at Golfers station.
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HOT SHOT.

Huntington, the ehsmbermaid, went to
Washington, secured copies Of the letters
Mccormick had written to the department,
|, returned home, and the next day sent his
article to the Intelhgencer and Pierce had
a Summons issued, no declaration being
lied, against Mccormick for SIC, 900. The
GIbSass will never be tried, but is only part
Publ the daEnable scheme of Hart K Co. to
Msn,s Democrats in OEee as soon as possible.
orSer,rt wants Atkinson's. Mccormick,
Va iicks :, Gof-s and Hugh Sterhugs seslps,
and don't care how many Republicans suit
fer for iE-State Journal
The State Journal should be nearer oecu-
racy in its designation Of titles. IL dubbs
Brother DaSSNsTOS, Of the Grafton Senti-
mel, "chsmbermaid to Editor HART" Even
If il were correct it is course and inelegant
- in print in this connection. Why did it
lot Frenehify it just enough to hide the
boorish edge and call Mr.. BENNINGTON
"6Ile de chfubreY' This would have i'm
parted the necessary information and
: shocked no ons's sense of deRcacy. But
that is Rot the point the REGIsrER espec-
Tally takes exception to. 1t is the unsexinG
Of Editor BENNINGTON. If IN this fratri-
cidal war now extant among the RepubG-
can brethren, one determines to publicly
call attention to the alleged mental position
another fills, he ought to be accurate.
Therefore the REGIsTER takes the response
biIisy of requesting the State Journal to use
the tiial that belongs to the position that
brother DUxSISGrOS is accused Of filing,
to-wit: "valet de ChAmbre Please don't
use that other term again.
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back ofike hand. and be Owed his Ute 70 BE
oxn prompt presence Of mind and d..
Charles care and skill. Tearing Of = strip
Of bis turbau be bound It tighEly---so tightly
that IN the hospital they could not tighten Il
round the arm shove the wrist. de then
made of for the hospital, and halt an hour
after being bitten he was under DE-. Charles
care. But already there were signs OF pat
slysis in the left Leg, and this gradually
spread till both extremities we're completely
paralyzed. He suffered from grest heat,
followed by intense cold, tingliag aud
numbnsss in the arms and legs, aud much
pain over the heart-his heart was ION
hre," he complained.
Altogether his case, after an hour or so,
seemed hopeless He was piled with brandy
and ammonia. and made TO walk till his legs
we're deAdened BY paralysis, and then ne
Was put between hot blankets, and hot
bricks were applied to his feet. Hypoder-
mic irjscIon Of ether was found very use
iul, and at last, after three hours OF unre-
hitting care, he slowly passed out OF dan
ger; and DR. Charles has the satisfaction OF
being one of the few who have successfully
treated snake bite. However, the man
did not completely recover 1T once. De
suffered from blood poisoning, and 1t was
three weeks before he was discharged from
the hospital.
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Collector MeCormica's LABEL Suit - The
other side of the Question.
Editor Of 1s RegiTer,


GRAFTON, w. Va, April PSI see in the
IDteligeneer of the 2Sth some statements
relative to the suit Of Scott Pierce vs.. S. ?.
Mccormick; will give you the other side
oft Mr.. Murphy, Superintendent OF the
National Cemetery at this place, died in
1875, Adam Pierce, father of Scott Pierce
was appointed to succeed him through the
active interest taken in his case BY Mr. s. ?,
Mccormick; Pierce died shortly after hiS
appointment the vacancy was filed by the
Secretary Of War, with q man from NeS
Jersey. In the meantime N. N. Jetreys,
nephew Of Adam Pierce and cousin Of
Scott, who had lost an arm in the Union
service, had applied for the place. Again
Mr.. Mccormick interested himself in thu
matter and by earnest appeal to Governor
Bcremsn and the Secretary of War sue
cesded in getting the New Jersey man re-
called and the appointment given to Mr..
Je6reys.
Again in 1892 while Scott Pierce, the
plaintiff in the Pierce-Mc Cormick libel
suit. was United States Gsuger and Store
keeper under assignment at j. Lakes dis
rillery, at Webster, he applied for traus-
fer 10 the railway mail service for the
reason that the ray of postal clerk was
better, and for the additional reason that
his uncle, +. G. Jeffreys, was anxious thai
he be transferred from the Revenue Service
and away from associations which he feared
were leading his nephew into bad habits.
Again was Mr.. McCormick's influence
sought and asked for, and again was 1t
given with the same energy and promptuess
that characterizes Mr. McCormick's mode
of doing business. Mr.. Pierce got the trans
fer, but finding the R. NJ. service much
harder work than playing store keeper and
guager, it is alleged he made no effort to
earn permanent appointment, and
Was dropped from the service at the
end Of the probationary period. This
and other alleged charges of misconduct
on Mr.. Pierce's part caused Mr.. McCor
mick 10 take the position that he was IN
worthy the Office he heretofore held. Pierce
was again appointed storekeeper and gsuger
By General Duvsl, through the influence OF
his uncle, E G. Jeffreys, in 1888, and from
January, 1884, performed the duties OF the
position up to the appointment of Mr.. Nc.
Cormick as Collector, when he was re
moved for the reason set forth in the
correspondence which your contemporary
Of the IptelligeDCer published in its issue Of
the 18th. Il is said Republics ara un-
grateful 1t will be seen in this case that
individuals are st times ungrsteful as well.
Doesn't this statement, which believe to
be true, show Mr.. Mccormick to have been
q very good friend not only to the Pierce
family, but of the Jefreys family as well2
An acquaintance with these facts show also
the very great importance of the suit now
pending against the defendant Mccormick
The jury in the case of Ed Sausbery,
charged with stealing sixty-fve dollars from
Wyatt Gregory, returned verdict to-day of
guilty. N.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

an SATURDAY. THE 1HIRTiErH DAT OF
" MAY, ISIS, beginning al 10 O'Clock =. =
the frcpt door Of the court House Of Ohio ceanH
West Ninsinls, BY virtue Of . deed oil sxust neee
ard executed by Hpi X. klson and Mary j. -
his vie, TO the Undersigned trustee, bcafeg 80
the 2?d day OF November lss2, and recorded u ~
Office OF the clerk OF the County Cvun 81 -
county, West Virginia. in DECD Of Trust Deek -
10, al pages numbered three hundred and en- -
three hundred and two, vii SELL az public $1,000
the following described property, 10 Wit; All "a
certain piece OF land or groand situate on Futeeeo
street, In the city Of wheeling. Ohio county, We.
Virginia, that u 10 say: the pars Of lots nuneess
thifty.two (s2l aud thirty ave lSS) Ia 0flhamteo
dition 10 the city OF wheeling, ut the time q -
date Of said deed Of trust owned and occup)o4 ~
said VIM. X. Eson and Mary J. Elsnu, tageen1
with the buildings and improvements thcfeea. -
sme property conveyed 10 the said w. :. 0seo
and Mary j. klson by several deeds datsa pespee-
lively. January 9Th, 1859. May 2sth, 1875, and nel
vemteT I'd, 1879, and OF record In the ofios q
CLERK Of the County Court u 0nio county Vet VIZ
ginia, In Deed Books No IS, page 81, No. y, pAge
81, and No. 90 page S7 respectively.
1EkMS OF SALE, ne-third of the purcoa8
money and 20 much more A. the purchas1 ~
elect, cssh in hand the residue thereof, With tnta
est, In two equal tnstalmen's. payable In ene 80
two yean respectively from the day Of sele. ~
purckGcr "a give his notes, with god security, ~
the deferred payments, aud the legal title " Be ~
tainid until the purchase none Is paid In full !,
Title believed 10 hc perfect bat selling ~ truseeA
] will convey only such title A Ia VESTED 10 ne ~
said deed OF trust WV. Al. RlCHARDNt. :,
TrastsA
WV. II. HALLxR, Auctloncer. apJt
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cause.

THIs from q ST. Lsuis paper Of yesterday
viii cause shade Of sorrow among the
many admirers in this city of this excellent
actor:
John Mccullough, the actor, who is now
at st. Louis, Is getting worse. and while
mesndering about the streets imagines
himself oftenumes in Chicago or Cincin-
natl.
The hope was that his mental trouble was
only temporary, bat is looks now as if he is
an irreparable wreck, no more to inter
pref the play~rights work and thrill his
audineca with delight
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Commissioners Sale.

TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF wHxELMs
i West Virginia.
Patrick J. Cilligsn, administrator de
bonis non Of Nm. GilIigan, dcceascd I'm Cnaaesv.
Thomas Emn cit Gilliran and Others
The undersigned special Commissioners heseep
gives notice that pusuant Ia tho uttortty vested 10
him BY decree made by said court on the 10 ~
Of June, 1854, he will, on
SATURDAY, MAY 10, A. ID. 1895,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m sell at pubts ano1
tiOn to the highest bidder. at the front door o.
Court House of taid county, In the city OF Whseta
West Virginia the real estate Of which said Wiilsn
S , died seized s ana pOis Ns ~. sssee
TO the city OF Wheeling laid out by William Cap.
line and John ION and bounded aud drscribcd
follows: Beginning at thu northeast corne! Of
lot, same hcine the southwest corner Of kN
Twenty third streets; thence running
with Twenty third tueet sixty one lcct
ming souihwardly and parallel With
twenty on. feet; thence castwardly and paeat
1wenty-third street sixty one feet TO Man
and thencr running With Main street " thA
Of beginning, being the part Of sald lot convt
said v illiam Gitligan by Hannsh Huseman On
ere by deed dated June l7th 1870, and pow OF
among the public land records of said cos
Upon the portion Of said LOT Aforesaid there 70
ed that new and vausble brick building TOR
occupied by said William Gilligan n . salcsa
residence.
TERMS or BALY-Ope-third Of the pusrAass
money, and As much more ,Lsrcoi A. the Psfeha.s
shall eieci 10 pay, cash In hand the day 81 sse
and the residue there's payable In two equal isst1
ments IN one and two ears from the day "
.alc, with interest from that day, the par
chaser 10 give his not's for the eefsrrcd payDsae
With personal security thereon at sisctofy = ~
undersigned, and ihe title to the property 70 b. n
tained until the payment n full Of the psssAas
money. ALrhtD ,AhUmELt
special Conimisicae
J. c. HERvEY, Auctioncer,
thereby certify that above named special o.
missioner has given bond and security sssuch IN q
penalty Of g. U00 - required BY Law and ,aid 6eessS
THOMAS N. DAKKAH.
Clerk Of Aald Court
WHEELING, April Q, 1885. spit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-01

As President CLEvELAND has appointed
Hon. JOHN 7. McGRAU to be Collector Of
internal Revenue for the First District Of
West Virginia and the Senate adjourned
without confirming the appointment al
though waving any intention Of opposing
the appointment BY their non confirmation,
the Democrats of West Virginia are sx-
cesdingly anxious he President resppoint
Mr. MCGRAw and thus dispose Of sll anxiety
and irritation which further delay is apt to
ronsa
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST BEAR
Id ing date the I'D day Of February. 1851, mace
by Christian teibke add Kate sciokc, his wife, 70 ne
as trustee. and r. corded In deei oi trust book No.
II, page 40 Of the land records Of Ohio cVabIT.
West Virginia. the mid TRUSTEE will, on
SATURDAY, MAY 80, 1881,
sel al public aurtion al the front door Of the Coen
hou,e VI said ohio oeunty, commencing at 10 ochst
q. m the following described real estate 10 cit:
Thirty feet Of 81 the north side 81 LOT nuhsrs
hIty eight (es) In Joseph Caid sell, addition 70 ~
city Of hteliBg, In Ohio county. 10 the slAs
ett Virginia. raid part Of said lot IL situate nf
fronts thirty t30 feet on the sest std" % Chsplsn
street, between Twenty siItb and ] twenty -ssTosn
directs and extends back In wnssriy dirr'iioss
even width City -sii (5s) ost more or lest, 70 LscH
strict, In the Sixth ward OF said city.
raid property IL the same which vas conveyed
the said christian eeibte by samuel NJ. bsnhH
and wife by de.d dated the u day Of Feb-Bft
1874 and n csrdei 10 the clerks ono" Of the Comfy
Court Of Ohio county, West Virgins, 10 DECD Bod
No. CT, pages az and as.
TIpns OF aAIR-- tine third n the purohas mrn1
,hall be paid In cash day Of sale; Que hn
thereof In one year, With intered, and the rems's
der thereof In Two Jean vith interest from sT
sale, the purchaser giving bis Lotss With roa
eurity for the deferred pay ment' and The i~u ~
20 the pYop~ity to be retained until the psrrh"
money shall have been psid in iull
apf5i u. u. BARE HI.
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Assiqnee's Sale
OF VALUABLE MILL PgopyRTY,

NF VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY, pN,
haitian, Ohio. The undenisr-d s~ign~
hofT a brother, will oher al pubic .s' 90
"a. U The Alta. fIouring Mills Porhat %, y 90
sore q land and comfortable fraIne d-eiliaEass
rooms. Tbs mill has recently been ishii'a ~.
The laies, Improved machinery. CONSISTING -
Of buTp, three sets Of roIl,Ts, and al otbsr ns
,,ry rnaehtpery 70 make 70 a oospl mtIihs
tablb huent, sith capacity Of 100 hare. dnIJ.
!. equippd With a 55-borse po1G snghe, -
together with the entire fnachibefy, ~" ~
haytr been opersied but sixteen fnooth
building 4 substantial brick structure. we ~.
,tory b,ick warehouse adjoining y ~ be- -
location is one Of the lest 30 the ohio w., 100
In lie p,Id,t Of IN extensive ubsstffpsns 80.
On tbe ohio rivsr snd an The line Of tbs Obl2 'Ny
and Ohio Riytr BallrOsds, and IL has bsre.aon
joy.d a isrse n.rchsn; ADD o'ahiry sn.,'n.
excellent wharf, al which 81 s1anIi Ill a ~
70 ns P''pe'"' " " u. sDpff,
spgsi Assignee Of Hefer 4 Bfo, P0'hAs.s, "