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HE KILLED HIMSELF BEFORE HIS
FATHER.
The Startling Manner I'm Which VIM. J..
VOnderlehr Committed Suicide.

William ]. yonderlehr a bartender, well known
Office committed suicide about S:15 o'clock last
night in front of his fathers house, NO. 500 I'd
street northwest. He shot himself through the
head with a f1ve-barreled Colts revolver. Von-
derehr it is stated, was not permitted to enter his
fathers house on account Of his marrying young
lady who was not much liked by his parents
Early yesterday morning he cleaned and loaded
his revolver, which he fired on, to make sure it
would work well It Is thought he had suicide in
his mind at that time. Last night, at his fathers
residence one OF his sisters was to be married to
Mr.. Jacob Kuchs, and he wanted to witness the
marriage He had been drinking heavily during
the day. and when he called at his fathers house
he was almost staggering drunk. He requested to
formed, but his request was denied by his father,
who answered the door bell His father told him
III he would come around In the morning he would
explain matters. The son was disappointed, and
threatened to put an end to his existence unless
permitted to enter. He drew the revolver from his
ling IL to his left temple pulled the trigger send
ing the bullet through his brain. He fell mOrtally
wounded at his fathers feet. He was picked up
by passing citizens and removed to a drug store
near by, where Ii found that he could not pos
sibly recover. TheinJured man was then removed
to his home, No. 45 street northwest, where he
lived with his wife and an unmarried sister. 4
The news OF the young mans suicide spread ra-
pidy through the section OF the city In which he
resided, and large number OF his friends called
at the house. Coroner Patterson viewed the
body to-day, and gave certificate OF death from
suicide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-27

ASSAULTING An OFFICER.-Saturday night, near
the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street, officer Galway arrested Robert Connell for
0bstructing the sidewalk, when he was assaulted
by John W. Thompson whom he also arrested.
To-day, in the Police Court Council was fined s.
and Thompson forfeited 80 collateral.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-27

DID He SHOOT HIS MOTHER IN-LAwe-GeOrg
Hughes, colOred, was charged in the Police Court
to-day with an assault on his mOther-in-law, and
the case was continued indefinitely, Hughes
went home Christmas evening and had some diff
Guilty with OF his children. His wife interfered
the bullet striking his mOther-in-law in the leg.
1t is claimed that the pistol fell and was accident
ally discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-27

THE CIGAR SALE.-The sale of cigars at Dowling'S
Will commence tomorrow morning, at 10 O'Clock
Dealers are specially invited.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
nv ASpIS.l.Eaa. N 4, Doc ~ Z so,

HE Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Dec. %, 1886.
Indications far "a Hours, Commencing at } p. M.
To-1fGU
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia. occasional light snow, followed by fair
weather. variable winds becoming nOrthwesteriy,
colder, with a cold wave.
HAVE IN STOCK pure Old Rye and Bourbon
Whistles, on draught or in bottles.
Berkeley, pure rye whisky. the best on the
market for the price, "a per gallon, 81 quart and
30 cents pint, p cents sample bottle.
THARP,
S1S street northwest.
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PURE WINES, BRANDIEs AND RUNS. Tharps.
F.A. KENNEDY 4 Co.'S celebrated New England
Fruit Cake. For sale by all groeers.
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CITY ITEMS.
For the New Years Table and for Even
ing Enferf innlenfs.

For the New Years Table and for Even.
,.s e.. ing Entertainments.
The Port Grape Wine OF Alfred Speer OF Passaic
New Jersey, is generally pronounced the most re-
liable wine TO be obtained, and is now being used
by those fashionable families who ate the most
choice In the selection OF wines for evening enter
tainmentS. His Claret is also being Sought after
by French connoisseurs, who pronounce 1t superior
TO most OF the Bordeaux brands For sale by
druggists and grOcers
Praise. Praise, Praise.
and only praise, is heard on every side OF our In
yincibe -four. Try 1t. Wholesale and retail depot
AT 18th st. n. ".
Eye Glasses so and % cents, 4S7 Pa ave.
Twenty Per Cent Discount
on Leather Cases for New Years and other Leather
Novelties, until January l. JAS. s. TOPHAM,
3 1881 Penna. ave. NV.
The Largest Stock of Toy Trunks.
Pocket Books Cigar Cases, Card Cases. Shaving
and Toilet cases, Cuff, Collar Glove and Hand
kerchief Boxes are to be found at X. KNEESSI &
SON. 42o 9TH st. NV, next to Odd Fellows Hall 10
Jus: Received.
Three car loads OF splendid potatoes. For sale in
lots to suit, cheap.
n. T. METZGER & Bro
L AT 18th st. n. W.
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IL You WISH TO get pure liquors call on Tharp
SIS street northwest.
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For PURE RYE WHISTLES call on Tharp.

RINK OPEN To-NIGHr.-Goodm music.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

No MORE high prices. Hemplers, ave-, cor. AZ.
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A Superior Pair Of Eye Glasses
Or Spectacles for SOC. and good quality for &C.
properly fitted The City optical Store, 4s7 Penn
Syiyania avenue northwest. 6
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Commissioner Wheatley, chairman OF the ma
tiOna drill committee, to-day received letters from
the State Fencibles, OF Philadelphia, and Co. F.
Sd regiment, Wisconsin National Guard, making
inquiries as to the conditions OF entrance to the
contest. He received also an invitation from the
Montgomery True Blues TO attend their new year
ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-27

A Pure Article of Wines or Liquors
at reasonable prices. Hugh J. Fegan's, 3O5 9th st.
OLD established family liquor store 25
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Passementeries, Laces, Lacng Cords and other trim
mings: Also Gloves and Ribbons to match and blend
with any Of the above.
Ladies' Ties in Silk and Lace
Gloves and Fans in a beautiful variety.
Gents Gloves and Ties for Reception Wear d24
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-27

RINK OrEN To-NIGHr-Good music.
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CHARGED WITH SHoPLHTISG.-Friday night Kate
Winters visited the Boston variety and IL is
charged, took bottle OF tooth wash from the
counter and walked ont with it under her cloak
Complaint was made and an officer arrested her.
saturday morning Judge Smell sentenced her to
sixty DAYS In iail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-27

tut 1so3 f SIueo r11VheH cH1lId, GRASS IuTn1ture
Try Great Guns cigars. inches long, ilOc.,
wholesale and retail at MOreil's, ia 9Th st. 10
For bargains Call 736 9TH st. n.w.
j. E. Young Is going to rebuild.
Xmas Presents.
Novelties in Pocket Knives and Scissors full
line OF Table Knives and CarveTs, Toilet Cases for
gents and sets OF Scissors and COMPANION Cases
Tor ladies' Dog Collars and furnishings engraved
free: The Rodgers Cutlery Store, 4S7 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, ID. n. Walford, proprietor
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
Also, Cottage Cheese and Butterlnlk; sweet MIX
sc. per quart. Cream 15c.
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MASSACHUSETTS VETERANS CONING-The SUI
vivorS Of the 51th and 59th Massachusetts, vOlun-
teerS at their last reunion decided To revisit the
battle fields upon which these organizations
were engaged, and hold the reunion of 1887 in
Petersburg, Va, and committee has been ap-
pointed 10 make the necessary arrangements. The
party will leave Boston early in May by one OF the
steamers OF the Merchants and Miners Trans
portation company for Norfolk, Va. Thence Ii will
go by rail 10 Petersburg, Richmond Fredericks-
burg, thence TO this city and Baltimore returning
t1 Boston from Baltimore by steamer. The trip
will consume ten DAYS.
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\ WOMAN KILLED BY THE TRAIN.-Elizabeth
Waters, cOlored, residing at Hllsdale in the
county, was struck by an engine OF the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad on Friday last and SO seriously
injured that death resulted yesterday afternoon
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CHARGED WITH STEALING A WATCH.-Friday
night, hear the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and
10th street, Henry i. Martin. while under the
influence Of liquor, was robbed OF valuable gold
watch and chain, and stephen Jordan and VIM
TobSOn were arrested by Lieut.. AmiSS ON suspicion
Of robbing him saturday morning before the
Police Court they were tried and held in 500
bonds for the action OF the grand Jury.
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CUT WITH RAZOR.-Between 3 and O'Clock
Saturday afternoon an alteration occurred near
the corner OF ii and LIST streets northwest during
which, IL Is alleged. John Quill severely cut VIM
Roach about the head and body with a razor The
injured man was taken TO his home on Defrees
street and Quill escaped.
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SPEEDY JUsTICE.-There were about one hundred
and twenty five cases before the Police Court to-
day, fifty OF the defendants being in the dock
Collaterals amounting to $3.50 were forfeited and
the business OF the court was finished is less than
three hours.
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III LLET, DAVIS + CO.. UPRIGHT prArnc
IL Now ready the best selecfion ever ossrSS
special low rates tor school and holiday frads hi
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-03

Ir..a..I 5.ra at-t for is l.lUticuI women,
and t!l- - ~ pIlu ar. pretty as those
Of any l.E l the world They have, as
ruir, fair, c1mpi i-i.1, ANA -oni forms,
and tlay EGaw how To dress r!Is I@,tgr. | at
tended "a regatta at DIIs.y, tl' great yacht
iu- r.s uaar uulliH, and saw some several
thouS"I's o1 ilr lcttcr cls-s of girls Of Ire
land J-a poorer class were shut ont -l,y tEo
higher prices 1f tic iuclu-urr allattcI to Us,
arl the crowd was kJ--i1ycd one. Tho
girls sennI.I ZIP be- rymIrE1hly healthy and in
high spirits, AMI they showed, rs l could
judge from t.r witty remarks 1 heard en-
paS5gut a. tln love ot humOr for which old
Irclaul ~ famous Tho Irish broguc coming
cut os tl' p.lrIy teeth Jt a roSy-chccsod,
lr.-ht-cy,I irish girl sounds very sweet in
dCCd, AMI were / millionaire American
with Cue or t-. Nruyriean girl babies, 1
would bring ireland 10 raise them
Tor ths sIl. ....- comVlcxions. The
beIUt.es are a... .'a Yer, confined 10 the
upper classes. lsay pretty girls everywhere,
AMI many q sweet face there IS among the
white capped servant girls Of the hotels, and
even among tho workers I'm the folds CT in
the ,at-,r- hu.~.-I'rans q. Carpenter in
Cleveland Leader.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-03
PdTker'S lnteTlaChen DYE Works

<AIL MINDS OF LADIES SILK AND
W outleu Dresses Dy Cd AMI Cleaned witiCut
~ ping Also, Gcutlcu ems Cofhiug Cleaned
ana Dye J, in the - oSr CGtDCt manner.
T.. Il. lARRAR * co. AGENTS FOR PdIatks
ard vicinity, will give yCu Information in r q
gard 10 prices, etc uplp-lmo
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-03
Wholesale and Retail.

| EarThcnwart,
" OOdCUwaTt'.
/ Stone and Ilnwarg.
4 handels"TS,
Lamps anu Brackets.
Monitor 81 Stoves.
4 Fruit Jars ana Water Cuufcls.
! recZ, = and Rsfri-tratCrs
Z Show Cases. Cutlery,
! Silver Plate. Hotel Goods. and
/ Gas EINtEIlpS-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-20
BARGAINS liz MESs GooDs.

Our F-street Store has received many addi-
tons to its stock and is now displaying the best
money worth Of fine Mems Furnishings pos
siole tn procure. We call attention to the fol-
lowing special lines, well worth your critical
examination:
Norfolk and New Brunswick White Merino
Underwear (Shirts and Drawers), full regular
made and full fa ihioned- This firm make more
than dozen different grades. We pick out
two-the lowest grae you ought 10 buy-and
about as fine as the majority wish to buy. The
lower grade Is 81. - per garment. The higher
Is 81 70 for the smallest. rising 1Oc. per larger
size.
w. q. Medlicotts White Scotch Wool Under
wear tShirts and Drawers), full regular and
full fashioned SI.70 tor the smallest. rising
loo per larger size.
Cartwright: 4 Warmers White Merino Uuder.
wear (S..irts and Draw rs). This make lis Eng
lish. you know" full regular MADE and fash
Toned Prices according 70 size
Special-Men's scotch Wool Gray Mkt
underwear (Shirts and Drawersl. spliced seats,
full regular made and fashioned. all siEea
Usually sold at - per suit. only $1.66 per
garment % 50 per suit
Mems Heavy French Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers, extra good quality, full regular made.
These goods are usually sold It IS per suit any
size We sell you the smallest Size suit for
% 90. and the largest for $500. (Little men
take notice.
shirts. size "a. Sl.S0, rise 1Oc. per size.
Drawers. size 80. 81. 50, rise lOc. pc: size
We are showing an elegantIins Of silk Under
wear, K aud nj. thI cad. two OF The most pop
uar styles and prices These are marked &C.
cording TO sizt-very low, considering.
Prices on White Underwear. both Shirts and
Drawers. begin at Soc, the best for the price.
Other prices 621a, IS, S7la cents and 81 per
garment
Full stock Of Atwood Scarlet Medicated On
derwear, pure dye, silk bound and stitched,
silk and selffaced. 81, SLIPS. S1.5O. 81, $3.50
and 80 per garment
Men looking for Underwear viii hnd here
just what they want at q lower price than they
exp cted to pay. We know where to buy-we
Know how to SELL We know none can name .
lower price for the same qualities and i've
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40 10 GDQ, q WALKER ZOE NONUVFnTxr 3
~ Grn1he Work; bse taelitisS 10 " eahlngton ios
eeen work Once aud Yard sUx 70 7Qe NVeth Apttol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-20

That the time has gone by when the Lord
Mayors procession in London could be used as
sort OF poultice TO the vexed spirits Of the mass
Of the populace, is manifest from the anxiety
felt there, In police circles especially concerning
the threat Of socialist society 70 take too
significant part In the show. The chief of police
has issued an ofncial request" that the demon
stration be omitted, but the socialists declare
that they will carry out their purpose In one
way or another. They are bound to draw the
attention OF the government by some means to
the condition OF he unemployed poor. 1t may
end In breaking up the procession altogether.
II IL did, no serious harm would be done. The
custom Of having fantastic parade once a
year as an accompaniment TO what ought to be
q solemn ceremonial Ia Q relic OF past eras
which the soberer citizens Of the London OF to-
Cay would not be sorry TO see wiped ouL Of sx.
iStenoo, :. 49,. :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-20

The best efforts of the best citizens cannot
purge New York city politics of the lower sort
Of partisanship, 1t seems. The great desire of
good patriots there. of every party, ought to be
to make the vote for mayor a fortnight hence
put an end TO the socialistic twaddie which has
been rife In the slums for years. Instead Of
bending every energy to that end, however, the
old light has broken out and the old style OF
weapons have been brought into use. The re.
publican candidate is sneered at by the demo-
cratic press for his youth, and the older repub-
leans urged not to vote for him because his
nomination was secured by crowding them OF.
the track. The democratic candidate is ac-
eused by the republican press OF aristocratic
pressnsions, and a split in his following prophe-
sled because he Is said TO have made some dis
peraging remarks about a butcher. It IL not
likely that many voters in either party will be
shaken from their allegiance by this sort of
reasoning. But that makes it all the more ooyish
and contemplate. Why cannot the OLD par.
ties, II they find 1t impracticable to Join hands
outwardly and make q united war against an.
archy, At least preserve their self respect and
the respect OF each other by doing their fight
Ing on an honorable plane.
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REnsAsrs, ODDs AND ExDa

REnSAxrs, ODDs AND ESDs
BARGAINS.
In Unlimited Quantities, to be had At
LANsBURG BROS
Regular Remnant and Bargain Sale Days
THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
Among which win DO offered:
Ladies' Linen CUFFS in sizes from 7sla. for se PEI
Ladies' Linen COLLARS. &C. each or three for .sc
The remainder of our Gents Colored Bordered
HANDKERCHIEFS, which we have been selling
at 21c., will sell at the rate Of three for Soc
5S Damask NAPKINS as CSC per dozen. worth
$l.26
21x42 Honeycomb TOWELS at 1sc, worth zoe
Ladies' Black Bordered HANDKERCHIEFs. lie,
Initial Alligator PURSES, lie, worth lsc
Ladies' HAND BAGS nicely lined. 44c.
500 Gents WATCH CHARMS o: Ale. This Is On ele-
CANT bargain for a gentleman in want of q charm.
Your choice for Ale
Ladies' Mousquetaire GLOVES 07c per pair.
Gents Rolled Plate CHAINS, 81.
Ladies' Rhine Stone COLLAR BUTTONS. &C.
Good Cotton Ladies' GOWN, with yoked back and
tucked front, fdi made at SIC Regular prios, csc.
Another style. with yoked back. with embroidered
and tucked front. perfect fitting, at 60c Regular
price. 85c.
Misses Check Nainsook APRO 81, trimmed with
lace for school purposes, at Csc. all sizes
Children's Canton Flannel DRAWERS. CSC
Ladies' Heavy Canton Flannel DRAWhRS 35c with
embroidery, we'll made.
ChildRen's Canton Flannel Combination NIGHT
SHIRTS at Soc. worth 75c
Infants Long Flannel SKIRTS at lee
One ca,e of Double-width Twilled and Figured
WRAPPER MATERIAL. at 15c per yard.wort
25c.
Atwood Cashmere Twilled FLANNELS, in pink
light blue. medium blue. and navy blue. at 3Oc.
Der yard, worth SOC.
Three cases Dark CALICO REMNANTS at &C. per
yard worth 6Ac.
An excellent line Of Dark CALICOES at Sc per I'd,
worth Sc.
20 pieces of CRETONNE at 12ac.. per I'd worth zoe.
Excellent new patterns. Choice designs
About $40 Bleached Wamsutta REMNANTS, 4S
inches wide, at 121ac. per I'd, worth lSc
The las, lot Of 10-4 Bleached wamsutta sHEETING
REMNANTS, At 25c per I'd, worth 3Oc
About $50 REMNANTS OF blue and Old Gold Rem.
nants. at &c. per yd.. worth &C.
One case Bleached Canton Flannel REMNANTS.
very heavy weight. good quality. at l2lac per I'D.
worth 1Sc and zoe.
Cents Unaundried SHIRTS. 37lac.. worth SOC.
These are well gussetted, we'll stayed, made
throughout and will At Us good as any high.priced
Shirt
1000 Remnants of RIBBONS
800 Remnants OF RUCHING.
200 Remnants of CLOTH.
$50 Remnants of DRESS GOODS.
IS Remnants of SILKS.
80 Remnants OF PLUSHES.
50 Remnants Of SATIN.
Odd Sizes In GLOVS.
Odd Sizes in HOSIERY.
Odd Sizes in CORSETS.
AL at Remnant Rates.
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BIB RRR 90
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ONE PRICE
oc2O 400. 422. 424, 1926 SEVENTH STREET.
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1t has been subject for establishment to
everybody On this side Of the Canada line that
the Dominion government has winked so long
AT the ridiculous attitude Of E Stone Virgins,
posing - An officer OF its meteorological bureau
ana At the same time publishing weather pro-
Pnecaes which Invariably proved false. The i'm.
press'on which such performances create con-
corning the value Of Canadian meteorolorv In
general IL not nattering, and the authorities are
said 70 have given Mr.. Virgins notice that he
must quit either their service or the seryice Of
the gaping multitude.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-20

The pork packers strike In Chicago, notwith-
standing the general belief that il was to end
as peacefully as 1t began. took on a bloody
phase yesterday. Whether the mob fired frst
at the Pinkerton police, or the latter at the
mob, will not be ascertained till all the wit
nesses have been examined in court. In any
event, the affair teaches its own lesson. No
man ID Qualified TO become a special policeman
till he is ready to submit himself To discipline
like a soldier. Even ii alone when attacked he
IL to abstain from violence long as 1t Is posi-
BILE. In no case, when he Is one of a party, has
he any right to use his firearms without an
order from the officer in command. No such
order was given yesterday. The policemen
vidual responsibility and will have TO suffer
for IT. &C.,.
On the other hand, the men who were shot
would have escaped their trouble If they had
been at home, or going about their business
quietly, like ordinary citizens, instead of mix
ing with a mob. 1t may give striker intense
enjoyment sometimes TO follow an adversary
and boot at him, or stone him, or mipgle with
those who are hooting and stoning, even if he
takes no part in either proceeding himself
But IL the enemy who is reviled and pelted
at hand to repel further pursuit, the man whose
blood Is shed has DULY himself to blame. Two
wrongs never made right since the sun began
to shine; and the fact that the Pinkerton police
did wrong In shooting does not palliate the
onense Of the crowd that goaded them into
committing homicide.
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III o q z r RMS HISos

AVE Just received another shipment of Bire,oyy
noSeA AID hSftforc Csrpsts. CON prizax Wliloa' 4
6ooy nrusssts ena exIrs super IIxrAinx ak, 81 ..
qnspe Velvet ana koxoury 1apeRry: keoeaoxfon
Al squares All sizes. sliS Pinshe<. SUN sais snd
rsney sax Future coverings Irish fuluf Swiss.
S.eny eiio Sotiisghsm Lace Gnrtains, Raw SIX aud
Soenese T=bfe Soserss al 1sose in w.lr ~
cApcs good. vail 70 taeI IN ~-.s.s
our ssoc< nasors pufch.sax.
HOoE BRO 4 CO.
LAS seeee