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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-06-07
Notes.


LESTER WALLAoK is playing in Diplo-
macy, in Boston.
EvANGELINB Is to be revived, with
Mackay in the cast.
MARK TWAIN is travelling with the
company which plays his Tom Saw
yer.
CARRIE TURNER goes with Couldock
in his starring tour in the Willow
Copse.
OsMoND TEARJE sails for England two
weeks from Tuesday; he had farewell
benefit at Wallack's on Thursday last.
DRNNAN THOMSON in his venerable
success, Josh Whitcomb, is one of the
attractions at the Theatre during the
present month.
MATERIALS MANAGER wanted to put
her prices at 81, but the local manage
ment wisely objected and secured the
prevailing rates.
The Dramatic Times gets Pickwick and
Mark Twain slightly mixed. It speaks
of the latter's book recently dramatized.
as bob" Sawyer.
DOkEk, AUTHOR OF francesca da
Rimini, has written new play for Bar
rett. called Glaucus, which deals with the
Last Days OF Pompeii.
De BELLEvILLE will be leading man of
the stock company at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre, New York, next season
under BARLEY Campbsll's lssseeship.
THE Times says Al. Hayman has en-
gagged Mary Anderson, Madame Jude.
Salvini, Genevieve Ward and Sara
Bernhardt for San Francisco seasons.
which means that Salt Lake viii also be
favored with a view of these eelebri-
ties.
LAST MONDAY night was gala ocea-
sion among the theatres of San Fran
cisco; Fedora was brought out at the
Baldwin by Fanny Davenport; Morri-
son, Maubury, Overton and Marie,
Prescott appeared at the California for
the first time in Ring of Iron; Aimee
gave the opening performance of
Mamzelle at the Bush Street, and
local company played local authors
drama of The Bankers Wife, at the
Standard.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-06-07

90 S. WEST TEMPLE sTREET
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-06-07
Mile vIOLARrvERs
An Entire Troupe of Arab Actors.
THE ROYAL JAPANESE CIRCUS

Under Prince permission
aincn
National Republican., 1885-02-09

The diary of Private Henry, shot in the
Arctic for the theft OF rations by orderof Lieut..
Greedy has been given to the press. His last
entry was made June 4, and two days later he
was shot.
May 8 he writes ITO err human TO forgive
divine lie who was loudest in his denuncia-
tiOn Of the unfortunate who was tempted TO
purloin scrap of meat was to-day caught in
commissary. having broken open the door and
was found with about pound OF bacon in his
pocket. lie refers TO Whistler" MAY IL
"Cowardly action in Greedy In wanting to
shoot DIR. p; also drew rifle on Bender. Calls
Kislingbury liar and apologies to enlisted
men," May 2O-''I was called In the tent and
informed that five men made sworn statement
that PaYy stole Ellisons ratlOns, and that tho
official record had boon tampOred with. A.
w. g., ifho does die, dies the death Of Il mis-
erable coward" May 2l-"WhiaIler died at
noon. Tea found in his pockets, Tho strug-
gle for life now begins" May 2S-"Last
night Lieut.. Greedy aud DR.. Pavy had another
squabble over medicine"
The last entry says: give Of Us left to nayi-
gate the heavy work around here, and only
two able TO crawl into the tent. Bender
down bad. Conhel has scurVy. A, w. pre-
pares can this IA, m. Uuly y and .shrlmp-bait
n. SAILOR to be buried tonight and Esquimaux
Fred IN hn -h
National Republican., 1885-02-09

Lieut.. Comdr. William NJ. Folger, U. 8. ~,
has been ordered to examination for promo.
ton to commander, and Surgeon Adolph a.
Hoehling, U. S. N, to examination for mcdi.
cal inspector
Secretary Chandler states tho total cost Of
the Greedy relief expedition to have been
1853, ,265.
The following navy orders were issued Sat
urday Passed Assistant Paymaster Frank H.
Clark, to the torpedo station, Newport r. L.,
nth instant; Passed Assistant Surgeon Francis
NJ Nash, to report to tho surgeon general of
the navy for temporary duty connected with
the exploring expedition to Northern Alaska (;
Passed Assistant Engineer II. V. Zane, to re-
port to commandant Mare Island navy yard
in connection with expedition to make ex-
plorations in Northern Alaska under the di-
rection Of Lieut.. Stoney; Lieut.. w. III. briggs
in addition to his present duties, to report to
Capt. IL. l., llowlson Tor duty as member OF II
board of which he is president. Detached
Passed Assistant Paymaster Stephen Rand,
from duty at the torpedo station, 18th instant
to settle accounts and wait orders Lieut.. l..
J.. Reynolds, from the Shenandoah, return
home at his own expense, and granted one
years leave; Lieut.. George NJ. Stoney from
to report 70 the commandant navy yard, Mare
Island, Cal, to make Preparations for an ex-
ploring expedition to Northern Alaska, in
accordance with instructions from the navy
department,
The Lackawanna, Capt. A. P. Cooke, Is re-
ported on tho Pacific coast Of Guatemala as
having yellow fever on board, and has been
ordered by Secretary Chandler to proceed to
Acapulco and wait further orders.
National Republican., 1885-02-09
The rInrn,tlzrh Nronns.

One Of our well-known citizens is the
possessor Of u cat, which Is great pet in
tho family. Indeed it is doubtful if the
cat. That this is tho finest cat in tho
world" goes without saying. A few
evenings ago the cat came into tho house
bringing mouse, no uncommon thing
for the cat to do, as it is good mouser.
But the cat played with that mouse for
an hour aud half, then set IL up by the
wall and crept into bed and went to
sleep. Tho mouse, though still alive and
apparently uninjured, remained just
whore the cat put it for so long that the
family became interested in the mouse,
and the gentleman proceeded to stir it
up. The little animal started to run,
went q short distance and returned to
the very spot whore the cat had left it.
Then the gentleman tried TO entice tho
mouse away with bit of cheese. This
succeeded only so far that the mouse
would leave its position, get the cheese,
and return. This was tried again and
again, and always with the same result
the mouse returned to its former position,
as II under orders which it dared not dis.
obey, and tho gentleman could not drive
1t away by any gentle means.
rluhllS Iuoy leV Vne mouse alone, ana
1t remained quietly aud apparently con
tentedly. When tho cat had been aslee p
for considerably more than an hour the
gentleman walked her up TO see what
would happen next. The cats first look
was toward where she had left the mouse,
and, seeing it there all right, serned satis-
fed. The cat looked at the mouse and
the mouse looked at the cat, but neither
moved. The gentleman stirred up the
mouse with stick, whom ii started to
run lively, but was, of course, soon
stopped. This was repeated, tho mouse
having no hesitation in leaving the place
now that tho cat was watching. The play
continued for half an hour or so, when
the family retired, and shortly afterward
q satisfied "meoew" from tho cat told that
mousio was eaten. Now the family arc
very much interested in tho question (:
What did the cat do TO the mouse to
make 1t so anxious TO remain just whore
the cat left il until tho former could look
after it? Was IL animal magnetism, or
was there Some subtle means Of communi-
cation between them, and the cat told tho
mouse to remain there, and the mouse i'd
as it was told, except when interfercd
with by more Intelligent humanity 2"-
PrOpidencC journal.
National Republican., 1885-02-09


The general courtmartial sitting in this city
assembled Saturday morning for the trial of
Judge Advocate General Swain. The detail
OF the court Is the same Us that OF Gon. Swaim's
former trial, except that the two vacancies in
the membership Of the court made by the eN-
cusal of Gems. Terry and Rochester have been
filled by tho appointment Of Col. William Z.
Carlln, of the ith infantry, and Col. Thomas
q. Baylor, oftho ordnance corps. The accused
was not present when tho court assembled,
but his counsel, Judge Shellabargor, was In
attendance TO watch the case for him. Maj.
Gardner, the judge advocate Of the court, read
to the court the notification bont to Gen.
Swain on Jan. Z, that the President had or
dered his trial on the additional charges and
the Endorsement Of Den. Swain showing that
he received 1t on that day. lie also read u
communication from Assistant Surgeon
ORellly, written in reply to an inquiry from
the president Of the court, certifying that Gen.
Swain was unfit to appear for trial before this
week. Following tho reading of this com.
munlcation, tho court adjourned until this
morning.
National Republican., 1885-02-09

All certificates and Inducements setting forth
tho unequalled virtues of the celebrated Salva-
tlon Oil are positively genuine, and we are au-
thorlzed to publish tile Same.
A. O. MEYER e CO.,
Baltimore, Md, U. \. A.
National Republican., 1885-02-09
Justified BY rAIrH.
The Subject OF Rev. DIR. Baor's Dis
courae Yesterday Morning


Rev. DR.. Robert N. Baor pastor of
Waugh Chapel, chose for his text yester-
day morning Romans v, 4: Therefore
being justified by faith, wo havo poace
with God through our Lord Jesus Christ"
The toxt was handled In n thoroughly
orthodox manner, the conclusion being
that only through faith could sinners
hope for salvation.
Tho world is filled with my ysteries, the
explanations Of VIII ich very far transcend
tho powers Of finite minds. We can only
recognize the fact Of the mysteries. The
transformation Of an unsightly worm into
q beautiful butterfly aud kindred work.
ings Of nature were quoted as examples.
But the most wonderful mystery is how
sinner may bo convert cd into saint.
The passage Of scripture quoted tells how
this can be done. 1t ia not faith that
iustifies, but Christs righteousness. Tho
faith through which justification is at
tainod is not belief in scriptural his
tory, but must be living faith in
Christs ability to save. There are two
kinds Of Justification, legal. which is an
acquittal Of charges upon tho grounds of
innocenoy, and evangelical which is an
act of Gods free grace by which sinners
arc received by God through Jesus Christ.
Tho speaker did not condemn honest
skopticism or infdelity, but believed
all honest scarchers after righteousness
would be convinced Of the truth Of tho
Christian doctrine.
National Republican., 1885-02-09

Messrs. Hunting & Hammond, proprie-
tors of the Murray Hill Hotel, Now York
city, have been awarded tho contract for
supplying the supper for 5000 persons or
more if necessary, aud promise that it
shall be frst-class. Mr.. Walker Lewis,
of this city. has been authorized 10 en-
ploy the walters and assistants.
Treasurer Glover has received The fol-
lowing additional contributions TO the
inaugural fund: Chief Justice w. A.
Richardson, $40; Judge G.. w. Scofeld,
$40; Judge Lawrence Weldon, $40; II. o.
Polkinhorn & Son, $50; John q. Thomp-
son, $40; Harry King, $40; Western Union
Telegraph Company, 800; w. j. Sibley,
$25; total. $ls,60S.
Col. j. q. Berret, chairman of the gem
eral inaugural committee, has returned
from his visit to President.elect Cleve-
land in New York, and states that he is
satisfied with the preparations for his
inauguration. Ho would have preferred
less display, yet was willing that the GUS
tom heretofore prevailing on such occa-
sions should be observed.
Tho Harlem Club. of New York, has
applied to tho committee on public com
fort for quarters for forty members.
The committo on civic associations held
n meeting last Saturday night, and ro-
port was made that O, 135 visitors would
participate in the civic procession.
EVERY one has will and mind to think
fDr hiuagpli will un ahnttI haaEfnu
National Republican., 1885-02-09
II. pntrIck,s Total Ab,tlueneo Society.

The usual large number assembled at the
hall Of ST. Patricks Total Abstinence Society
on Eleventh street last evening. Mr. J. J. Nc
Dewitt presented q very able aud valuable
paper on "Tho Law and Temperance" Tho
gentleman was frequently applaudod. Mr.
James L. Mcguire followed with some peril
nent remarks, which called forth an eloquent
speech from the president, Mr.. Francis Nc
Nerhany. Tho exercises participated in by
the Choral Union were Of the usunl high
order, and those in attendance exhibited their
appreciation by frequent applause. The fol-
lowing ladies' And gentlemen took part; Miss
McNerhany, Miss Grace Mcnchinc Mr.. J. j.
McNerhany Mr.. j. IL. Hall, Mr.. George Nc
Cauloy, and others. on next sunday evening
very important business matters will come be-
fore the meeting, and the attendance of all
members and friends of the society is re-
quested Addresses will be delivered BY mem
bcTs OF the Organization.
National Republican., 1885-02-09
TIE CASE oF DEMPSEY.

He Further Explains In Regard 20
Hts TrSnsactlons with the Navy
Department..
Mr.. William II. Dempsey, on trial in
the criminal court with Edward Q. Kirk
wood charged with presenting false YOU.
chors to tho navy department occupied
tho witness stand all day Saturday. As
soon as the court convened tho direct OK.
animation was resumed.
He said that no had listened to the tes-
timony of Lake II. Jones and denied SEQ
ing Carrigan on Juno 10, aud IL ho camo
to his store at that time witness did not
see him. Ho also hoard Wetmore testify,
and denied that Wetmore came to his
store in February, 1882 in company with
Kirkwood. Ho did come to the store in
July, 1884, shortly after tho accusation
against the witness became public. Wet
more camo in and began talking about
the matter and said IL could be settled.
He came round tho counter and was in
the act OF
KICKING HIM OUT
when he loft. He declared that he never
exchanged two dozen words with tho
man in his life.
Witness furnished goods to other bu-
reaus Of tho department and submitted
orders showing that goods were ordered
by them in the same manner as was done
| by the bureau OF medicine and surgery.
In regard to postage stamps ho stated
that this bureau ordered asRreat many OF
them. Other bureaus ordered stamps,
also tho District government, but not in
such large quantities.
In regard to the Agnew voucher, mem
toned in tho indictment, ho stated that
he went into the navy pay office and
found Carrigan with gentleman talk
ing to Mr.. Walker, the chief clerk
Shortly after Carrigan came to him and
introduced the man as MIR. Agnew and
said that ho had voucher he wished
paid, but that the Office was without
money, and asked witness II he would
advance tho money, as Agnew wished L
go TO Now York that night Ho sale
that ho would
IF HE COULD DRAW THE MONEY
on tho vouchers, and Mr.. Walker telling
him that could be done, thoy were in
dorsed to him, and he won't to tho ofIic,
of the Safe Deposit Company. got thu
money for Mr.. Agnew and gave it to him
In regard to tho other vouchers he col
lected them at the instance of Carrigan
The lattor told him in the chief clerk
Office that Agnow had sent them here Il
DO paid as tho money could bo obtained
quicker, but IL would not look we'll 70,
tho chief clork Of the bureau to collec
thom, and asked the witness as favo
to do it, which he did, aud took his re
ceipt whom he turned him over tn
money, and these receipts ho submitted
in evidence.
The cross-examination continued /
the hour of adjournment, but there wa
no new points developed. 1t will be re
sumed this morning.
National Republican., 1885-02-09
Deeds Filled for Record saturday.

Mass. ave-, south .ldc, bot 14th aud 10th Sta
u, W., pit. Of lot 3, SO. 2l3, Sarah III. Noyes to
VIM. u. Alien, $500.
st., south side, bet. 10Th and 10th ats. n. W,
lots 80 and 49, j. Il. Fitch ct ais sub. OF 81.
lg3, George L. Lemon to Edward Caverly,
$3.50.
Same property as next above described, Ed
ward Caveriy to John Il Arms, I27j
Public space, north side, at northeast corner
of 9th at. Ew., lot . so. 400 Hamilton q.
Fant TO Joseph HELEN. 5000.
S st., south side, bet. 9th and 10th sts. n. W.,
lot 100, Trotts sub Of So 1903, Emma NJ. Gil
lott to Charles V. Trott 500.
r. L. ave- south side. bet. N. J. ave and 9Th st..
n. W., lot %, Warner's sub. OF 50. sos, Milan
c. Edison to Henry NJ. Higbeo, $1,000.
Same property as next above described, Henry
NJ Higbeo TO Mary l.. Edison, $500.
Sd st., west side, bet and d sts. 8, c., lot i6,
50. 76j, Frederick Kooncs to Joseph Ribicro,
5000.
couSTY.
Mount Pleasant, west a OF lot 6, blk. IN, Todd
and Browns sub, rhilo y. Wright to Chris
tian F. and Linda V. Graningor, $50
Mount Pleasant, east - of lot ., blk. 10, TOdu
and Browns sub, rhllo u. Wright TO Paul
md Katie l.. Graningcr, $3.50.
National Republican., 1885-02-09
COURT RECORD.


CoVH IN General Term C7iicf Jusics CtrHsr
and justices Macarthur and Jdmss. s.-Assignmen
for today-Nos 1, g. 8, G, 8, %, "a, 2g, 30, andd
Circuit Court Justice lDr,-Baroh vs..
Keenan,; Judgment set aside. Narnell vs..
Schell; Judgment on motion. Mason vs. Clark;
motion for reference ovcrrulCd. Nnilor VS..
Comfy; demurrer ovcrrnled With leave to
plead. Raymond vs.. NichulsOn Judgment by
default. Blgcow vs. lfill Judgment aud up
peal. Goldman & KOhn vs. Rice; motion for
Judgment oycrruled. Gross VS.. GOldschmidt;
motion TO quash attachment overruled and
Judgment granted. United States vs.. Draper;
discontinued by plaintiff BARLEY vs. Spald.
ing; submitted TO court Thaycr vs.. Duncan
son; submitted To- court schuotzen Park Conf
pany vs. Schmidt; new trial granted Assign.
ment for to.day--Nos As. Go o., 81, 81, 65, 81,
GS, 60, 10, 10, "a, 7G, Al, and IS.
EquNv Court-justics Hddpcr-Burbridg vs..
Burbrldgc; testimony ordered taken. Brosnan
vs.. Brosuati; alimouy and counsel fees ordered
paid. Sweeney vs. Sweeney; defendant re-
qulred to pay for complainants testimony
Assignment for to.day-Nos. lOla, II, ., Z, Is,
TO- 20, u, %, aud ~.
Crinhdi Cotpt-Jiistice UMic.-wm. II. Domp-
scy and Il. Q. Klrkwood, presenting false
vouchers: on trial
National Republican., 1885-02-09
DIED.

SHErTLE,-O Sunday, Feb s, 1885, at 6.l5
\. m. rCLNnESCE ELMER, oldest son Of Charles
I, aud Ida ShCtte, IN tho llth year oil his age,
Of malignant scarlet tcycr.
Funeral on Monday, Fen, ~, 1885, Mt n. M.
from bis fa hers residence, No. Il street north.
west Private.
Baltimore papers please Copyl
PEAllSOS.-On Sunday, Feb. s. at = o'clock
., m, W. REEs PEARSON, in the 3Oth year of
his age.
Funeral from his lat rcsldcnc,, 22O T. street
northwest, on Tuesday, AZ | O'Clock n. m.
luChmond (Na paper, please COPY. ~
ABELL.-Fob. 4, 1850, SAnRA T.. AHELL. In
her I'D year
FunCral at $3.50 Feb. o, at the residence orthc
deceased.
boston papers please COPY
BARNEs-On the night Of the 7th instant of
scarlet fever, HonEnr CHEW BARNES son "
Harriet 4. aud tho late DIR, Joseph y. Barnes, in
the 18th year Of his age,
Funeral private.
MORRISoN.-At Rock Island Arsenal, Illl-
nois, February z, 1850, MARY DuNS MoRRi-
son. wife orc. e Morrison, Y. $. A., and daugh-
ter of Gen. and Mrs Mckee Dunn.
Funeral from the residence nf her parents In
this city, al o O'Clock p. IN. Tuesday, 10th in.
stant. -
National Republican., 1885-02-09

Murphy and Maok's great Comedy Four
Company" consisting OF thirty artists will
open a weeks engagement at tho Theatre
Comique tonight. They have proved GENT
inc attraction wherever they have appeared,
and will no doubt afford amusement TO large
crowds Mt this coy resort Besides this com
pany, Miss Mattie Lee Price, n little girl OF u
years and known ms tho Georgia Wonder, Will
also appear. So far as known she Is the only
rival OF Miss Lulu Hurst, whose wonderful
and mysterious power has been witnessed In
this city With these two prominent features
on the bills there need bo no lack Of amuso-
mpnl
National Republican., 1885-02-09

The following call was issued last evening 4:
BY virtue OF the power vested in me by the
associations OF the District, hereby call a
Fisherman, Pennsylvania avenue, between
Third and Four.and-a half streets northwest,
on Monday, the 10th day OF February, 1885, at
O'Clock p. IN. for the purpose Of choosing Of
tccrs for the ensuing year, and also to elect II
chief marshal for the day of the celebration,
the 10th day of April next. All organized
bodies arc entitled to three delegates each, us
also each legislative district.
GEORGE w. STEWART, President.
w. JOHNSON, Secretary,
National Republican., 1885-02-09

Mr.. William Forester stage manager Of tho
Boston Ideal Opera Company who had been
lying III at tho University hospital Baltimore
since Wednesday, died there saturday. lie
had suffered from complication of Diseases
having been victim OF dyspepsia for about
four years, and had also met With an accident
was born In London, England, and was In the
Hth year of his age, lie came to America
with an onera cOmlAny abOul ION years ago.
National Republican., 1885-02-09
CAPITOL CHIPS.

The bill giving $1,000 II year pension to Gen.
Thomass widow has passed the senate.
Messrs. Casey Young aud willis mutually
npolog2ed in the house Saturday for onenslyo
language
The house has pnssed tho bill to pay $4,000
to the Christian Brothers college at 81. Louis
for war damages,
Messrs, Hoar aud Pendleton will act rs tellors
on the part of the senate in tho count of the
electoral vote ON Wednesday.
The bill retiring non.commissloncd officers
and priyates in the army ON thirty years ser
vice was passed in the senate saturday.
The river aud harbor bill received amend
ments in the house Saturday increasing the
Baltimore harbQr item from S75,OOO 10 s900O0O
der the secretary Of war, Instead OF the Mlssls-
slppi commission,
National Republican., 1885-02-09

A ACARD.--ro qll who are suffering from the
errors aud iudisCretions or YOUTH nervous
weakness, uarly decay loss Of manhood, Nc,,
/ will send recipe that wlll cure YOU FREQ Df
charge This great ramody was discovered by
n missionary In South America, send u self.
addressed envelope to the Rey, Joseph l. ll'
man, Station d., New York city
National Republican., 1885-02-09
wyckoT, Scamans & Bencdict,
LIZ DRorr BUILDING, corner sth and + sta.
IrNITED STATES MARsmAL's SALE.

I SiA 20 niNlNohaLo baLE-
by virtue of n writ of ferI ficins, issued
out of the Clerks ONCE OF the supreme Court
of the District OF Columbia and TO me directed,
Will sell AZ public sale, for cash, In trout of the
Court House door of said District, on THU RS-
DAY, THE 2GrH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1885,
nt IL o'clock m, all the right title, claim, aud
Interest OF the defendant In and to the following
described property, 10 Witt
All Of lot numbered seventy.threc (T3), In
Todd q Gunnells sub, of square numbered four
seventh street Yves, between ID and u streets
south, Part Of lot numbered twelve (l2). in
square numbered seven hundred aud twenty
four L124) Beginning for said part thirteen (13)
teet i've and thrce-quArter (b4D Inches north
rom the southwest corner OF said lot, running
thence north on the line of First street north
east thlrteen l3l feet six t6l inches, running
thence east one hundred and fifteen 1l6) feet,
thence south with the rear line of said lot thir-
teen (l3j feet six (O) inchcsj aud thence running
west one hundred and hneen q lbJ feet 10 the
said lot twelve D2), In said square seven hum
dred and twcuty-iOur (12Il, beginning at apoinE
thirteen l3) feet slX 90 inches, south uf tho
northwest corner 81 said lot, and running thence
south tho line Ofsnd First street TWO and three
quarter (4Al inches, ana thence running east
one hundred and fifteen (llbl feet, aud thence
north on thu rear line Of sAid lot two and three
quarter go Inches, and thence west one hum
dred and hfeQu Dll5l feet 70 the place OF begin
Ming In the Cl,y of Washington, levied upon as
the property of the defendant. Elizabeth
IN favor OF the United States. use Of Thurston
johnson. CLAYTON MCMICHAEL
United states Marshal
THOMAS BOWLING, AuCtioneer. fe4-gOl
National Republican., 1885-02-09

ALpERNEY DAIRY WAGONS" Alder.
nCy butter churnod every morning, and dely.
cred in = pound Ward" prints, ut soc. per
pound. Also cottage cheese lc, per bail; but,
terultlk, 6c. p1r quart, and sweet milk Gt 90,
per quart,
National Republican., 1885-02-09

PURE Ola Rye aud Bourbon WhlsSiOs and \
ineussortnent of fho.tludsOOuA JAMES rHA9f
sl5 4 street northwest