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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-07-25
WEDNESDAY, July Is, 1885.

WEDNESDAY, july 49, 1000
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
members present same rs on yester-
day.
Minutes of yesterday were read and
approved.
On motion, it was
Resolved, That having completed
the examination and correction of the
tax lists of this parish for the year
1885, they are hereby approved as
corrected by the Board of Reviewers.
Unanimously adopted.
The Board offs Reviewers having
completed their labors as such, on
motion, they adjourned as a Board of
Reviewers, and proceeded with the
regular order of business as Police
Jury,
J. W. Bryan, president of the Police
Jury, presented the following report,
which was ordered spread upon the
minutes: 90.
LAKE CHARLES, July l5, 1885.
To the Honorable Police Jury of the Parish
Of Caleasieu, La:
GEKTLEMEN IL beg leave to report
that | have appointed Messrs. Ii. c.
Drew, James p. Geary and Green Hall,
a committee, in accordance with your
resolution Of your last meeting, in ref
erence to building a suitable yard
fence around the Jail and public
square.
Respectfully submitted,
]. w. Bryan,
President Police Jury.
On application of the above named
committee further time was granted
them in order to make their report.
The following claims were presented
and referred to the Committee on
claims, viz:
d. J. Reid, shertI's salary year: $3.50 @ %
" " sundres for Court
House ............. 300
" cost State VS.. Hasha, ll5 70I
- tax enormously paid
in by Sheriff. .,.,... : 20
g lumber for well Ia 48l
]. s. Hawkins, 2 days board OF juRors 81 90
DIR. j. p. Goodlett, attendance on .. -
prisoners .........+..s..-.-..... - "
Rss sss rs ss1Ss sSGns9ssg gsa
~ -NsIit' 4 si,nmoning illry1,, $50 90
a u q snndrv apcoIInts as 05
p Hebert inror on inauest Of -
vain 49, Q 90
Alian smith hnildiug bridge on
pnr,asi Graalr l00 90
I Vaits III warl, On Cont Uot1se
T. N9ieI, ah VOTE " N'eis 'A0ass n IA
~ aha i;,,os ior n,Isoners IA "a
lyons, ooara q Witnesses Y case "a 60
" Sea kStiSt" ,tt'-tt' = - Is.s - - -
J, W Foster juror % inquest q } 10
Tom barnes fepairine pipes IN iaH. 22 81
M i nj (Yolav (loronerts fees body
-, If I, Auenstins m fias! eeie ~ ~ 90
j w Rrvan sundrieg for iaiI .. 60
Lake Charles Echo, snndfy printing, 6l 90
Lake Charles Commercial sundry i j
pV1h1Rs pW Rrswn most mortem examina.
tjon on Martha CaIhoun As 90
u P Mabrv amount poid FIR 0Ilard Il 30
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Board adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 8 o'clock.
SATURDAY, July IL, 1885.

SATURDAY, July IT, 1888.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment members present same as on
yesterday.
Minutes of yesterday were read and
approved.
Mr.. Cole was granted leave of alb
sence for the balance of the session.
After consuming the entire day in
the examination of said lists, and not
being able to complete the same, the
Board adjourned until Monday, July
18th, OF 9 o'clock a. m.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-07-25

IXL Liver Pills are prepared es-
peciaIly for this climate, and are inst
the thing needed. Try them. Ono
bottle, 25 pills, for 25 cents. Sold
by DR. w. A. Knapp, Lake Charles,
La,, and N, p. Conklin q Co., Hous-
i'm Texas
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-07-25

Tho breeders Journal says: eAEr.
Dodge, Statistician to the Department
Of Agriculture, finds that dufing tile
Two decades from 1860 to 1880, the
yalne Of meats 10 the United States
increased from $500, 900, 900 to $780,
100000. The value Of corn increased
from $S50,6S0,a7s TO S65Asls,304.
The value of wheat increased from
$Ia4,6s5,s45 70 $4s6, e6s, 400. The
value Of hay increased from 81 OIL u
1853 10 $400,5l6,7sa, Tho value Of
dairy products Increased from $780,,
$4,000 to $3.50, 900, 900. Osher bio.
ducts increased il like proportions,
the Increase being from $1,000, coo,
900 10 $S, ,600,000.000. We would
call attention % me relative value az
meats 70 that Of other products. ana
thus recognize the Importance eg Tie
livestock interest," EEudy these aa.
nFes, stock-raisers Of Caleasieu, ana
behold il them Tie Foundation u goaF
futnre prosperity If goa direct your
efforts aright
l.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-07-25

The great remedy fQr Kidney ansa
IdgeF aiaeasep, sold bs WA. sa
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-07-25

NJKEE7t NITVEf4I Y y
on motion, the Police Jury refused
to refer the following claim To the
Committee 90 Claims, VIZ:
GaleAsseu parish ID account With r
Hssaen for Henry Hendricks, de-
ceased, To 10 days' Board while sick,
si.5o per day *. ~. ..s,.....,.s Is Us %
per day ay',...s's....'...'.,....s.... l5 %
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VOL, XVII.


Atty and Counsellor at Law,
LAKE CHARLES, LA.
Office, South Of Public Square.
VIII practiee in the Courts Of Caleasieu,
Vernon and Cameron parishes, the Supreme
Court Of the State and Federal Courts at
Opeousas. - ILll2o- DOL oo-l y.
National Republican., 1885-04-23

Tho following have boon furnlshnd by BATE
man a Co., bankers, 1At1 h street belng the
most active stocks Ia the New York exchange;
On'1 HIgh Lotr frsg HalSs,
National Republican., 1885-04-23

A late issue OF the Wal Street N.,Os has some
pleasant things to say about firm that stands
high in Washington which we take pleasure
in here reproducing:
"AIessrs. Greene K Bateman, the well-known
bankers, took formal possession of their now
offices in the Mortimer building, corner OF
Wall and New streets, yesterday. Tho Offices
are elegantly fitted up in mahogany, with bur.
nished brass fittings and arc model of good
taste. The firm celebrated the event Of their
removal by giving a collation., which was
spread in one of the inner otilces Among the
many who called to tender their congratula-
tions were Messrs. s. V. White, John slayback,
John Bloodgood, George Gould, W. l.. Connor,
g. =. Morrisini, President o. d. Baldwin, of
the Fourth National Bank; Commodore james
D; Smith, +. 4. Drake, II. Durand, John
Kirkner, w. X. Soutter, and many others
With the opening Of the now office the firm
have increased their tclegraphic facilities.
and they now have in operation private wires
to Boston, Providence, Philadelphia, Balti-
wire direct TO the Offices of Messrs Mccormick
kennett q Day, IN Chicago, which enables
them to execute orders without delay in tho
Chicago grain markets. They have branch
house in Washington, under the firm name of
Bateman Il Co., of which Gen. Dudley, the
late commissioner of pensions, Is the resident
partner. The individual members of the
firm are all young men, and their success,
which is well deserved, has been brought
| about by sheer hard work"
To this we may add that tho accession OF
Col Dudley to the Washington branch as
partner and manager gives assurance that ita
| deservedly high standing will be not only
maintained, but advanced. Messrs. Bateman
& Co., Of this city, do a legitimate banking
| business of deposit discount, and exchange.
In addition, they do a strictly commission
business for their patrons in stocks and grain L.
| Their connections through the parent and
branch houses, and correspondents, enable
them to furnish exchange upon all the princi-
| pal markets Of the world, and extend prompt
and reliable facilities usually required by
patrons of first class banking institutions.
National Republican., 1885-04-23
| SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE

ny an overwhelming. popular vote Its fran
iisc WAS made part Of The present State Con-
itution. adopted bee. =, A. u. 1870.
National Republican., 1885-04-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Wormeys-John w. Paine, G. N. Jordan,
New York; Prof. j. f. Cathcll, oneida, N. y,
welcker's-W B. Philip, II, l.. Holton and
wife, New York; r, Livingston Mason, Provi-
dence, X. |.
Arlington-James w. Mcmahon, Ellioott,
Md; W, NJ. Deyine, Chicago; IL. II. Boyd j.
Keller, A. Il. Hart, New York; q. A. Tread
we'll, Elmira ", c. Harthouse, q. Is. Roberts,
Philadelphia; Abbott Lawrence, Milwaukee.
'Ebbitt-H. G. Evans Tennessee; L. 8,
Hcaton, Chicago; j. w, Reilly, Ii. l.. Abbott
and daughter, Y. 8. Al j, Il, WeTtler, Ponn'
sylvania Geo IL. Reed, J. o. SkiltOn, G. a.
Runkle, $. s, Field, T., II: Jarns, New York,
and j. II. Gore, Pennsylvania,
willsrd's-H. Wright and wife, E. r. Brain,
ard, and I. H. Ward, Chicago; r. w. Metcalf,
Erie, Pa; j. l.. Yost New York; ii. j. Mowry
and w. A. Beach, Syracuse NJ ": j. G. Haas,
Atlanta; j. r. Waters, New York, James A.
Barr and j, Is. Larkinr Pittsburgi q. w. Hale,
Chicago.
st. james,. q. Fulton and wife, Plttsburg,
Pa; J.. /. Sperry and wife, Westfield, Mass.
W. c. Fowler and bride, Rockville, Md; A, +.
Foster and wife, Jacksonville, Fla; A. A. Nos,
Liverpool, England; j. VI, Johnson, Jackson
VILE, Fla; John X. Childrey, Richmond, Va,
and A, Wells, New York,
Riggs-Alired Ely, New York +. Il. Fish,
B0ston +, II. Man, New York. w, w. Warren,
Boston LeOnatd Myers, Philadelphia; IL. n.
May aud wife, Chicago. b, o. liougn Roch-
ester; j, A. Pillow, Montreal; Mark Hollings-
worth, Bostoni j. II. Hontz, Philadelphia; O. L.
Brown, Chicagoi j. Il. RrA"-- u, New York,
National Republican., 1885-04-23
New York VS.. National to day At i:l5.



EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLIcAN The action
taken by Public Printer Rounds in reference
to policy playing in that Office is commenda-
BILE, and should bo emulated by the heads of
other departments where many policy players
arc. Notwithstanding the fact that Mai. Dye
designated Detectives Block and RaG to locate
and break up these dens,of corruption, policy
playing is on the increase and Is extensively
carried on in every precinct in this city, ex-
cept the one over which Lieut.. Arnold pre-
sides. The unfortunate affair in Alexandria
is an illustration OF the sad havoc It is creating
in our midst The policy books are made
up" In this city, and the business is settled in
Georgetown and across tho Aqueduct bridge.
The man who recently pleaded guilty to the
charge of being implicated in the navy frauds
attributes his downfall TO policy playing, he
at one time being considered the heaviest
player in the city. Many poor soul now Ian
gushing within prison walls points TO the
same agent as his misguiding star That Mai.
Dye may give this:matter his attention is the
wish of ANXIOUS CuRIK.
National Republican., 1885-04-23
Warrington stock ExcnansO QuotatIon..


BALTIMORE, April 22,-cotton dull and easier;
middling, l0Ac. Flour steady and quiet.
Howard street and western superfine, g. .25@
$685. city mills superfne, So 25G8 83 50 do extra,
s3,75Gsi; do Rio brands, So; Patapso family,
S6 do superlatiye patent s6.2o. Wheat-South-
ern firm and quiet; western tirmer southern
Maryland. sl,06tl.o .o7l4; No. western winter
red, spot, 9sl4(9DgISc. fresh; May, 99l l4@9912c;
June. sl.0l@s$LOl9S; July, ,si.oi asked. Corn
western a shade higher; southern white, $50
SOC; do yellow, 5I@5sc; western mixed, spot,
53s49b4c fresh; April, 53la@Sic; May, 5SlstgP
6i1sc; June, 55@5514c, Oats easy and dull;
southern, 43Di7o western white, 45@47c; do
mixed, 43@ilc; Pennsylvania. i3Gi7c. Rye
quiet, T3976. Hay steady and firm; prime TO
choice pennsylvania and Maryland, s3O.oQ@
22.0Q. Provisions steady. Mess pork, slS.259
6l4c; clear rib sides, SO; hams, llIl9l3c. Lard
Iehned, SIC. Butter firm western packed,
doSSc creamery 2GScd Eggs 9wsr 7s and
754c. Coffee dull and easy; Rio cargoes, Or
copper refined higher aud firm, lO14@llc.
Whisky steady and quiet, sl.20@l2l.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, April 22.-Nirginia skies, CON
solidated. 500; past-due coupons, 90; new ten
forties, 3S114i new threes, 471a bid to-day.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, April 22.-Flour firm and un-
changed. Wheat-The market opened 11Jdg
"a higher, due TO the drop in English consols,
but under free offerings declined Ia then with
good buying rose IL, fluctuated and closed *
higher than yesterday. Sales ranged April,
S73zDs91s, closed s9sc: May, SS5spSg5s closed
sg9 sas91x; June, 9O11@a92l4, closed 9l6s; July,
93GSi closed 95Js. 'Corn"The market ruled
quiet, following the course of wheat closely,
The receipts were light The market opened
LtG5S higher, declined 1a914, rose again and
closed l99A over yesterday. Cash, AZ; April,
46l4947ts, closed Az; May, 47@i77s, closed
471t; june 471z6D4s closed 47IA; July, i7J4@
4s1S closed 4S14. Oats quiet, but firm. The
demand was good and receipts light. The
market closed a shade higher. Cash, 1905;
May, 3IisCg341s, closed 3tss; June, 35lsG3SiS,
closed 35l49S51s; July, 35l4@S52S, closed 3jl1Ss.
Mess pork feeling was stronger early, with
prices SOLO higher, but settled back and closed
steady. Cash, 1l.75@ll.SO; May. ll7715G
liS2ai June, H. s5s li.S5, closed i.s71as i 30;
July, 1l.9560l2.06, closed 11.07h@l2. Lard
quiet, a shade easier, Cash, 6,05GB.971G; June,
7017O71S, closed Z. lS@Z 05 July, 107156DZl2l5,
closed f.l0. Boxed meats frm. Dry salted
shoulders, 4.506I4,60; short rib sides, 5,95;
short clear sides, 6.35Gs6,40. Whisky firm, 1.l5.
Sugar unchanged.
FOR curing cramps, swellings. and inilam.
nations OF all kinds rub with Salvation Oil.
Price. 20 cents.
National Republican., 1885-04-23
swINDIISe OPERATIONS
Forged Checks Passed on District
Merchants to n Large Extent.

Merchants TO n Large Extent.
Several merchants have lately been
victimlzed by two young men who repre-
sented themselves to be soliciting agents
for tho United States Democrat After re-
ceiving advertisements they offer to take
their pay In trade. The cases against
these two young men have been reported
and the amount OF their swindling oper-
ations runs quite high.
Another party engaged in the forged
check business was reported to police
headquarters yesterday by Mr. Johu f.
Edwards, 2519 X street, who had been
victimized to the extent of $50. Mr.. Ed
wards handed the police eleven forged
checks on the Farmers and Mechnn-
les Bank, West Washington, amount
ing to $50. A These checks bore
the names OF several prominent
West Washington merchants and for
various amounts. Mr.. Edwards in
vestigated the matter and discovered
that tho forgor was q young man who
had recently been in his employ aud who
had beon discharged for cause. He sup
posed that the young man had in some
way got into his private Office and stole
tho blank book checks. The young man
has been heard from in ST. Louis. The
police think that within q few days they
will be able to get the culprit.
George w. Rich, 400 Seventh street, re-
ports that on tho evening of the 18th in.
slant man purchased pair Of shoes for
the payment OF which he gave him n
forged check for $2250 and took shoes
and $l6.50 in change for tho check.
William Hahn, S17 Seventh street, re.
ports that two white men swindled him
out of three pairs OF Shoes and also cashed
an SS forged check on the 18th instant
| Total loss, $3.50.
National Republican., 1885-04-23
nun out to soe NatIonals win 70. day.


A Washington correspondent of the
New York Eoeuing Post predicts that all
complaints against President Cleveland
because of his slowness will soon be with
out excuse. He assures waiting Demo-
Gratis that hundred changes in missions
and consuates will be made within the
noxt ten days, and that oil vacancies in
the postoiiices, territories, internal rev.
enuo offices, and custom houses will be
filled by tho lst OF June If this is true,
the fun is about to begin in earnest
PhHadelphid Times.
National Republican., 1885-04-23

The legislature has to settle a very inn
portant question in regard to tho state
census. We refer to tho enumeration Of
the Mugwumps, Shall each Mugwump
be reokoned us equal in value 10 Que,
three, or ten ordinary citizens In making
up the total population? We should say
it ought to DO about ten.-New York Sun,
National Republican., 1885-04-23

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF MEoHANIos.-col
VIM Louis Schley, Grand Secretary oft
Grand Lodge of Maryland, ]. o. NJ, writes that
both he and his family have found Red Star
Cough Cure perfect remedy. He adds ~
and sore throat, but must, in Justice, say that
have found none SO certain as Red Star
lOttuh
National Republican., 1885-04-23

ACARD.-To all who are suffering from tho
errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &c,
Twill send recipe that will cure you, free OF
charge. This great remedy was discovered by
n missionary In South America. Send a self
addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph L. Iu'
man, Station D., New York city
National Republican., 1885-04-23
WOULD BE A SOLDIERS BRIDE.
A south Washington Belle clsndes-
timely Rarries An ArtlIlerymnn.

timely mnrrtcs An Artlllerymnn.
Mr.. Adam Zois, well-known young
man of South Washington, has for some
time been keeping company with young
lady of the same section, Miss Mary
Conner Everything seemed to bo run
ming smooth, smoother in fact than the
usual course of true love is supposed TO
do. But cloud appeared In the horizon
when II became known that Mr. Zeis was
soon to leave the city. The couple pro-
posed to become man and wife before the
young mans departure. To this PROPOSE
tion the young lady's parents strenuously
objected, and won't even so far as to for
bid the young mans further attentions.
Although this was somewhat em-
barrassing at first, Fit had not
the effect the parents fondly expected.
During the absence of the mother on
Monday the young lady quietly removed
with her clothing, &C., from tho paternal
roof to the house Of lady friend, while
tho young man proceeded TO the clerk s
office and procured tho necessary license
On Tuesday evening they were married
by the minister Of tho German Lutheran
Church on Four-and-a- hall fstroet. When
the marriage became known In South
Washington II created quite q sensation.
Nr. Zeis is president Of the Washington
Arsenal Band of Hope, vice president OF
the Soldiers Temperance Union, aud n
member of the Sons of Jonadab and Good
Templars. The young lady is also we'll
known in temperance circles.
National Republican., 1885-04-23
THE MARKETS.
Stocks Dull and Irregular - Higher
Prices for Wheat.

NEW YORK., April 22.-The stock
market has boen very dull and very irrog-
ular to-day. The opening prices showed
slight gains in quotations over the final
figures Of last evening, but decline set
In almost Immediately thereafter, and
most stocks continued weak until early
in the afternoon. An upward movement
in grangers, which began about 1 o'clock,
was followed by general Improvement
in tho whole list, and the market con-
tinued strong, but dull, to the close,
which was near tho best prices Of tho day
for the Gould stocks and grangers, but
considerably lower for the Vanderbilts
and the coal stocks.
In most cases prices are fractionally
higher than they closed yesterday, while
three or four stocks gained between
and 9 per cent. Neither the European
news nor that from the railroads In tho
west showed any important changes from
previous reports, the statements from tho
west continuing conflicting. while tho for
eign nows has been wSrlike. Tho market
gives abundant evidence Of being remark
! ably we'll supported, and leading bull
operators talk very confidently OF much
bettor prices in the near future.
Money on call continues easy at to II,
closing at I. Foreign exchange is quiet
and steady at unchanged quotations for
actual business. Posted rates wero ad-
vancod ! to 4s7 and Iss. Government
bonds have beeu quiet and steady and
| quotations are unchanged. state bonds
dull, except for some Of the North Caro-
| lima issues, tho special tax bonds being
lower, and the consolidated 6s I higher.
Railrosd bonds strong on q well dis
/ aWNh AA
National Republican., 1885-04-23

KEEr always in your houses bottle OF An
gostura Bitters, the world renowned appetizer,
OfeNquisite flavor, and bottle OF Angostura
Liqueur, the finest sweet cordial now extant.
Both manufactured only by DR., j. GfB. Slegert
y Sons, and for sale by James II. MoGee.
National Republican., 1885-04-23

The trial of John 7. Downey for the murder
of James I. Burnett was begun in Alexandria
yesterday. State Attorney Marbury appeared
for the prosecution and Messrs. ]. II. johnson
and Green for the defense, Difficulty was en-
countered in obtaining jury most of those
called having formed an opinion. The trial
will be resumed to-day.
National Republican., 1885-04-23

J. Wallace Barnes, charged with being an un-
licensed commercial agent, was in the police
court yesterday. He claimed that as he had
already given bond on an appeal he was not
second fine Of s2O5 was imposed, and second
appeal noted.
National Republican., 1885-04-23

There was an argument before Commissioner
of the Land otlicc Sparks yesterday relative to
the recent claims of fraud existing In the land
grants In New Mexico and Colorado, known ns
the Maxwell grants, covering several thousand
upV
National Republican., 1885-04-23

II is probable that II large hotel will shortly
be erected on street and Fifteenth street and
Vermont avenue, fronting Mcpherson square
Plans are now under consideration The hotel
will occupy most of the square on which the
former residence of eX-Secretary Fish Is located.
National Republican., 1885-04-23

THE Rowland Dental Association No. 21i
Four-and.a-half street northwest, threo doors
north of Pennsylvania avenue, do all kinds OF
Dental Work. All work warranted lrst-clas4
Haveadlninistercd nitrous oxide to over 5000
persons. Fine gold and amalgam Filings in.
serted in the best manner
National Republican., 1885-04-23

"How MY back does acheV' All diseases of
the kidnpys retention of urino and iemala
weaknesses are cured by Hunts Remedy.
A standard specific and absolute cure is
found In the great liver and kidney medicine,
Hunts Remedy. Beware of limitations.
National Republican., 1885-04-23

"ALDEENEY DAIRY WAGoSs."- Alder.
ney butter churned every morning, aud dellv-
cred in q pound "Ward" prints, at 40c per
pound. Also cottage cheese, DC. per BALL but
termilk, 6c. per quart, and sweet milk at &C.
per quart
National Republican., 1885-04-23

rINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND -RAILwAY.
4 THE SHORT LINE 10 THE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST

Schedule In eject April D. 1885.
lllb a. M,-New Orleans Fast Mall, daily,
making close connections south aud sonthwes
DAILY, except sunday, with e. 4 q. Ry. Pullman
sleeping Bu1ctt Car from New York aud Wash
ington to Atlanta Pullman Sleeping Cars from
cars.
51O =. M,-Louisvuio Fast Line, daily, via
Charlottesville, 10 Cincinnati. Lousvllle, and all
Mes,ern Points. Pullman sleeping Cars from
lOi0 4, M.-southern Mall and Express
daily TO all points south and southwest, v Dam
vile and Charlotte. Pullman Sic ping CarA
from Washington, via DanVille, Charlotte, and
Atlanta, to New Orenns: also nom Washington,
Via Charlotte and Columbia, to Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington AZ
alo y, m. daily, except sunday. Warrenton
Trains leave Washington at ll:l0 A. M. and 0:l0
Trains Grriyel In Washington a. IN. Southern
EApr ~ daily; $40 q. H., StrAsburg Local
daily, xcept SUNDAY; $50 p. m, ew orle cans
daily.
For tickets ard all Information inquire at Com.
pany's Once, 6Ol PennsylvauiA avenue Trains
n MACDANIEL. Agent
SOL. AASS,
NJ sIATTgHTER