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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-08-27
THE WHEEL.
Joel Benton in Good Cheer.

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In country houses long years ago, ,
The spinning wheel went round ana
round,
And those who heard it will always know
Its solemnly quaint and droning sound
The soft, white wool from the spindle ran
Into n thread so fair and fine,
That it always baftied the boy or man
Who tried to watch its even line.
For the wheel was given a curious twlrl-
Some magic prompted its hummingsnofei
Yet it did not trouble the country girl,
Who learned its art on the Kitchen floor
see her still step to and fro,
Pulling each roll in the deftest way,
And singing some air to make it 60.
With strange delight through the toll
some day.
On the burdened spindle the white thread
grew
Just as her cunning iores light planned,
And it was woudrOus to see how true
The swift yarn followed her guiding hand.
Twas a charming picture in summer days,
But the wheel to rack and ruin has gone
And the pretty spinner ~grandchlId $ lace
Is seen "croquet'-ing upon the
flushed is that solemn, drOning sound
It's art is now forgotten lore;
So the spinning wheel no more goes round
On summer days by the kitchen door.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-08-27
From the Brooklyn Union.

From the Brooklyn Union.
A member of one of the Brooklyn
regiments sends the following from
London, where he is spending a few
weeks
When / saw you at the armory just
before leaving for this part of the
world, | told you | would endeavor
to send something about the troops
regulars or volunteers might see
here. / have not witnessed a drill oil
the volunteers, but saw the great re.
view and sham battle of the regulars
at Aldershot on July 2. the review
took place before the queen and a dis
tinguished party, comprising several
members OF the royal family, Indian
princes, mobiles, etc. There was a
large enclosure for the queen and at
tendents. Myself and two other Amer
leans and an Englishman occupied
a carriage about 20yards to the right
OF the enclosure, but quite close
enough to get a good view ofthe queen.
She came upon the ground accompan.
led by the Prince OF Wales, the Duke oil
Cambridge and the Duke Of Teck. The
Prince of Wales was in the uniform OF
colonel of the 10th Hussars. He
locked splendidly and rode q magnifi-
cent horse. Over his saddle was
thrown a leopard's skin. / also saw
the Duke OF C~onnaught, Lord Napier
OF Magdala, Lord William Seymour,
Lord Wolseley, Sir Archibald Alison,
Sir Drury-Lowe and other soldiers oil
distinction. When the queen ap-
peared upon the field she was hearth
ly cheered. As near as [ could ascer-
tain there were about IA, 800 officers
and men on parade; 300 horses, and
so guns.
The queen received the royal salute
with a slight acknowledgment by in
Ginning her head forward. As the
troops presented arms the massed
bands played "God Save the Queen"
People shouted, men threw their hats
into the air, and ladies clapped their
hands and waved their handkerchief.
The salute oyer, the queen went to
the right OF the line and then passed
along the front. She was seated in a
carriage drawn by four cream colored
horses, and there were three other
carriages, each drawn by four horses.
and finally a magnifcently mounted
stan. The band OF each brigade play
Gu as queen went past. Theparty
having returned to the ~saluting point
"a flagstaff with the royal standard
floating from 1.-THE march past com
menced. never before saw anything
SO imposing. The batteries went past
like q wall. The cavalry looked su
perb. | was more pleased with che
light brigade than with the heavy bri-
gade, although the first Life Guards
We're In the latter. The leading regi
ment OF the light brigade was the 18th
Lancers-a splendid body OF men and
horses. AS the 10th hussars, headed
oy the Prince ofWales, came up, the
cheering was tremendous. In this SUI
perb regiment the eldest son Of tbs
Prince OF Wales is an officer. The
prince saluted his mother ia goodstyls
and then turned out andtook post By
the queens side and she frequently
spoke to him, apparently asking ques
! lions about the different regiments.
National Republican., 1886-07-30
By Rail to BAY Ridge,

The Baltimore ana Ohio management is
pleased to announce that arrangements have
been made by which Washingtonians are en-
abled TO visit Bay Ridge, the Coney Island Of
the south, by rail, through without change
and making the run In splendid time, thus
giving our citizens and ''stay at-homes" an op-
portunity TO spend an afternoon at the great
est resort In the south. The trains will leave
the Baltimore and ohio depot daily except
the passengers at the new station, Just COM
pleted. near the gravity railroad. The attrac-
tions at Bay Ridge are numerous, including
the cosey new opera house. Adelaide Randall,
with the original Blou Opera Company OF New
York, render the popular opera of the
'NIikado'' every afternoon at $3.50 p. IN. The
gravity railroad is the largest ever built and a
ride over II Is fascinating. The immense din
ing hall seating 1000 persons and where delici.
Gus meals are served a la carte. Splendid salt
water surf bathing at this place, and hundreds
can be seen hourly disportlng in the water.
Remember trains commence running Monday,
July 26, leaving Washington at 1910 and 4:30
y. N. Round trip only 81.
National Republican., 1886-07-30
B
F RI DAY,
TOD
Attractive Bargains for
Quoted by Us in
SPECI-ALL
Dry Goods Department.

Ss6 @IS|sGsGZz-
Dry Goods Department.
Stock low2 Well, should say Dry Goods
were never sold any cheaper in Washington,
and there will be many a day before the same
opportunity Will present itself again. Cause;
Simply that we have determined TO go out OF
the Dry Goods Line (only), we therefore have
sacrificed the stock In this department. We
viii quote here few prices to let you know
we are offering $50 Black Aibatross and
Nuns Yelling at 4ic q yard.
I lot Plaid and Striped White Lawns were Csc,
All our French satteens, Koechlln make,
were 95c to SOC per yard ,,for Friday 25c. These
are the best goods made.
We will offer tomorrow Nuns Yelling aud
Albatross In Cream at i21ac, were CSC.
Gents Furnishing Department.
We will offer for Friday only (Red Ticket Day
100 dozen OF our famous White shirts. Re'en-
forced all linen bosom, band, and Wristbands.
The Shirt always sells atsl each, but this being
the "bug" Shirt season, we Will give n "snap'
by Offering the same for to-day only at 59c
Here is another: Everybody offers you
genuine "GlorlH" Umbrella at sl.sj each, and
as we do sell great many at that price, we
Will ofer them for Friday only (Red Ticket
Day. at N,73 each.
We might as we'll keep it up by giving you
another: We have on hnnd 2j dozen Gents
satin-Lincd scarfs. all light aud desirable
patterns, which we always sold at S9o each
Do you remember that 4oc suspender that we
sold at 15c, we had ABOUT l2j dozen OF the
same, we have 10 dozen LEFT. AS Friday Red
Ticket is on, we will give you the same for lOc
a pair.
Hosiery Department..
rs dozen Ladies' Dark Stitched Lisle Thread
Hose. Can be had in Tan, Drab, Gray, Ga net,
Wine, Seal Navy, and Cardinal. These stock
ings we are selling rapidly at Csc pair, but
for a special drive" we sell the same for Red
Ticket Day only at iic pair.
We have about 80 dozen Childrens Ribbed
| Lisle Thread Hose in all colors (regulars) from
| 10 to 65c according 10 sizes But we will offer
| the same for Friday (Red Ticket Day only ut
SOC pair, giving you the choice of any size.
80 dozen Ladies' Fine India Gauz3 Vests, In
either high neck and short sleeves or low neck
and sleeveless. They are silk bound and reg.
ular price 35c, but we will let them go for Red
| Ticket Day only ut 25c each.
Handkerchief Department..
1Oc Ladies' All Linen Hemstitched Handkor-
| chiefs, colored borders, at &c each.
100 Ladies' All Linen Hemstitched Colorcd
| Eordered Iandkerchlefs, DC each
1gc Ladies' Fine Linen Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, embroidered all round. Excellent
| value l5c each
Notion Department.
Collar and Cuff Boxes for tourists, to- day
only SC each.
25c Dressing Combs, to-day only l5c,
Csc Silk and Leather Garters, to-day only 17c.
Odds and ends In Metal Puff Boxes, to-day
only sc.
| soc.
l5c Rubber Dressing Combs, to-day only 12c.
Robe Department.
All our $3.50 to So Fancy Dress Patterns, to-
| All our SIS White and Ecru Dress Patterns, to.
| day only $3.50.
National Republican., 1886-07-30
Base ball Base ball / Capitol Park, 4:sO.

THE passenger department of the Penusyl.
vania railroad announces the sale of special
excursion tickets to Blue Mountain, Md, every
boSId ~ n the % iaWous Maintain mn Hnnse rom
Saturday night supper TO Monday breakfast.
This low rate should attract many Washing
tonians to this delightful resort. For further
National Republican., 1886-07-30
DuiIdlnr Parmifa.

The following building permits were issued
yesterday: John B. Cralle, to erect three three.
story bricks on Ninth street, near s, to cost
sI3,5O0. David Callahan, TO build one two-story
brick in rear of 1ll7 Fourteenth street, to cost
81 200; Fred. Haas, to improve house on Glen
wood road TO cost 500; s. w. Tullock, to i'm
prove iO2 New Jersey avenue southeast, TO cost
$780, Mrs. E. ID. t. n. Southworth, TO improve
1920 Lingen street, West Washington, to cost
800; Harris d Shafer to improve l1l3 Penn
sylyania avenue northwest, to cost $500.
National Republican., 1886-07-30
Don't fail to attend the ball game, 1880
Death of Peter r., Ha,yIov.

Mr.. Peter Radcliffe Hawley, who died at San
Jose. Cal, on the 2lst instant, was born in this
city March 3, 1929. His father, Rev. William
Hawley, was for many years the rector OF st.
Johns Church, in this city. Mr.. Hawley was
educated for the United States coast survey
service. Afer his studies were completed he
surveying vessel Benjamin Pierce. During a
survey OF the st. Johns river Florida. he dis.
tinguished himself by towing the burning
steamboat Seminole, loaded with cotton, from
the wharf and surrounding vessels at the i'm.
minent risk of his life. Later on he resigned
from the coast survey and took position in
the New York custom house.
National Republican., 1886-07-30
Remember the ball game to-day at 4:sO.
A Grand Opportunity to Visit the Sci

shore.
The passenger department of the Pennsylya.
MIA Railroad takes pleasure in announcing to
Nav. Atlantic Gity, and Sea Isle Saturday next,
the 3lst instant at rate of 50 for the round trip,
leaving Washington at 10 p. m, reaching the
seashore in the early morning. Returning,
leave Cape May at 8 p. M, Sea Isle City. SIS
p. m., and Atlantic City, $3.50 p. IN. The
special train, composed of first-class coaches.
will be run through to Cape May and Atlantic
City from Washington without change of cars.
Special cars assigned to ladies. Tickets will
be placed ON sale at the offices of the Penn-
sylvania Railroad tomorrow and as the sale of
tickets Is limited, parties desiring to avail
themselves Of this low rate should purchase
Tickets early.
National Republican., 1886-07-30

Every friday, commencing on the ION IN
the Pennsylvania Railroad will run a select
excursion TO Cape May and Atlantic City at tho
very low rate of s5 for the round trip. Tickets
will be good going only on day of issue on
train designated below, and return within FIVE
days. EXcursionists will leave the Baltimore
and Potomac station, Sixth and B streets, via
Seashore Express, at II a. m, and reach tho
seashOre'in time for early tea,
National Republican., 1886-07-30
A u M
RED T &c
TO-
Our Patrons and Public
This Space are Positively
(To-Day), Red Ticket Only.
SPECT-ALII

Leather Goods Department,
Ali our soc satchels Call leather to-day only
All our 81 satchels Call lcather), to day only
soc.
All our CSC Leather Purses, to-day only loc.
All our 3-strap All.wool Belts, to-day only
lSc.
All our 2strap Canvas Belt S, to-day only 20.
Fan Department.
10c Chrome Fans, to-day only SC.
psc to Si.2j Fans, all styles, 70 day only 75c.
Doc Chrome Fans, to-day only $50.
zoe Fans all styles, to-day only 59o.
Jcwelry Department.
Odds and ends in Old Jewelry to close out,
81 to s1.5O Jewelry, to-day only 79c.
As to Csc genuine Alligator Bangles, to-day
only 39c.
Dress Trimming Department.
Remnants ofsl and sl.25 Fringes, to clo'c
Remnants of Fancy Bralds to close lc a yard.
50 Spanish Guipure 45-inch Flouncings, sl.25
i2c Black Chantlly Lace at Sc yard.
Button Department..
Remnants OF Fine Dress Buttons, TO close DC
q dozen.
Remnants of Fine Dress Buttons, TO close 1Oc
q dozen.
Remnants of Fine Dress Buttons, to close 25c
You will find in above goods buttons which
sold at from 25c to 81 dozen, but we have
only few dozen OF style left SO sacrifice
them.
odd pieces of Fancy Nets sold at from 10 TO
25c yard. to-day only 1Oc yard.
Embroidery and Lace Department..
25c Oriental Flouncings, to-day only l9c.
i5c Beige Fiounclngs. to-day only SOC.
CSC Beige Flouncings, to-day only Csc,
sl.25 Beige and Cream Flouncings to-day
only CSC.
Big bargains IN remnants.
Ladies' Neckwear Department.
25c Embroidered Null Fichus at 21c each.
Csc colored sets OF Collars and Cuffs (Sideu-
berg goods at lie a set.
lyc Null Tics, to-day only lie.
SOC Net Fichus, to-day only 25c.
Plated Chemisettes, to-day only 17c.
85 to soc sets Collars and Cuffs to day only 25c.
3Sc Lace and Embroidered Collars, to-day
only 25c.
S5c Crepe Iisse Ruchings, to-day only o5c.
Soc Fancy Ruchings, to-day only 25c.
Odds and ends In Lace and Linen Goods, 2jc.
25c Fancy Collars (chlldren's), to-day only
1s%c.
Linen splashers outlined and frlnged, to.
Linen Table scarfs outlined and frlnged, to-
day only SOC.
Don't forget that we sell the best Zephyr
made, black, white, and oil colors, single or
split, at sc per ounce.
Millinery Department.
75c japanese r. and R., all shapes, SOC.
80 dozen Yachts in 4. and r., Mackinaw,
and Porcupine Braid, black and white, 26c.
Our remnant table, to Q yard lengths, all
silk rib bon, plain and fancy, 1oc.
Some cheap Rt 35c.
One lot Coiored Grapes 2lc, worth 4S.
A TT N NJ
National Republican., 1886-07-30

ThePassingShoW
AS the season begins to wane
our stock of Mems and Boys
Cashmere Suits commences to
"break" That is to say, a great
many lots have dwindled down
to two or three suits Of a kind.
In all such cases we have simply
cut the former price in two.
Geo. 8. Daniel requests us to say to his friends
that he will be pleased TO extend to them tho
courtesles of THE GOLDEN EAGLE" Seventh
and Streets. IAN Blue Slgns)
When we deem it expedient to
mark down our goods the for
mer price is not considered by
us. The original cost is entirely
lost sight of. We only realizs
the fact that the goods have got
to "go."
Harvey Perry begs to assure his friends that
the proper place to purchase correct styles In
GOLDEN EAGLE" Seventh and d Streets.
(All Blue signs.) He will personally attend TO
their wants.
When the heat becomes too
much for you, come right here
and you will be astonished at the
apparent difference in the tenn
perature after you provide your
self with one Of our 8l5o Seer
sucker Goats and Vests Finer
zephyrweight Goods at prop Or
tionately low prices.
Jack Tyler represents Capitol Hill In our gal.
nxy OF gentlemanly salesmen. He is never
happier than when attending to the wants Of
his many friends at THE GOLDEN EAGLE"
Seventh and d. (All Blue Signs)
We find ourselves overstocked
with fine grade Shirt Waists for
boys. We have never kept cheap
"truck," but we have marked
these down to prices charged
elsewhere for inferior qualities,
James Kaufman is the presiding genius OF
| our Boys Department, and will be delighted
| TO show ladies what rare bargains are to be
foundin his stock at "rHE GOLDEN EAGLE"
Seventh and D. IAN Blue signs)
Our stock Of separate trousers
was never 80 complete as now,
The style and At are faultless, the
prices are way down.
Geo. oliver is rapidly becoming an expert
enced salesman, and wishes to say TO his young
the clothing line at THE GOLDEN EAGLE,
Seventh and ID. (All Blue Signs.)
Our buyer rs now superintend-
ing the manufacture of Fall
Stock, and he assures us that FOL
quality, style, tone, snap, and
general get-up-ed-ness, 1t will
surpass all previous efforts and
turn our competitors green with
envy.
JOS NJ. Grady, the genial manager, is Away
''at home" to MS friends and the public gener
ally, nt the
N. w. Corner 7th and d Streets
(ALL BLUE SIGNS0
The Golden Eagle
CLOTHING COMPANY.
National Republican., 1886-07-30
Championship ball game to-day at 4:aO.

PROF. BOYD, who has been. lecturing on
memory to large audiences In this city for sew
eral weeks past, has been induced to deliver
another lecture at the Young Mems Christian
Association building this evening He designed
In his visit here to give but one lecture, but the
increasing interest manifested by the people
has prolonged his visit. See special notice.
National Republican., 1886-07-30
Suit ON Two Rnnds.

The United States yesterday entered suit
against William Henderson. surety on the
bonds Of Joseph l., Savage, deceased for
$500 each 70 recover S795 for failure TO COM
Ilele co tract with the Navy Department in
1915 for furnishing coal.
National Republican., 1886-07-30
Underwear! Underwear!

We are not going to keep this line any longer,
so we have placed price on them which Will
compare with any that has been offered yet.
Only three lines left-Chemises, Gowns, and
Skirts.
100 Genuine seersucker Shirt Waists, small
sizes, l5c. AT the Combination.
Chemise, tucked and lace trimmed, cut from
SOC to 29c. At the Combination.
Chemise, fine embroidered yoke and torchon
edge, cut from 400 TO 3Sc.
Al the Combination.
Chemlse, fine embroidered yoke and cam
brio edge, cut from SOC to 4Sc.
At the Combination.
Chemise, fine embroidered yoke and cam
brio edge, cut from 69c TO 53c.
At the Combination.
Chemise, fine all'ovcr, Pompadour neck, cut
from zoe TO Gle.
At the Combination.
=, Chemise, fine torchon yoke and finest mus
lin, SOC 70 63c,
Atthe Combination.
Chemise cambrio all'oyer yoke very fine
edge trimming, very fine muslin, cut from 90
10 nc. Al the Combination.
zoe Long Gown cut TO 800.
At the Combination.
SOC Embroidered Front Long Gowns at 65c.
At the Combination.
99c Embroidered Front Long Gowns o. SOC.
At the Combination.
1924 Embroidered Long Gowns at 09c.
AT the Combin ltlon.
i0c White Skirt, tucked and rufiled. at $50.
AT the Combination.
69c White Skirt lace inserting aud lmbrlc
tuck, i9c. At the Combination.
National Republican., 1886-07-30
Detroit VS.. Nationals to-day at A:sO.
Lodge Meetings Tonight.

The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Knights Of Pythias-Syracusian No. TO-
Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street;
Washington Division, No. 1, Uniform Rank,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue.
l. o. G. T,--Anchor Lodge, No. 13, 72l Sixth
street northwest.
l.. o. M.-Lafayette, No. 49, Grand Army
west; Washington, No. @, Red Mems Hail.
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
National Republican., 1886-07-30
Marriage Lioensea.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued Mack Jordan and Lucy Hatcher,
Robert Reddlck and Rosa A. Holly, both of
Anacostia, D. c.; Henry W. Grimes and Sarah
NJ Hyde, both of Prince George county, Md.
Jack Simpson and Nettie jackson, Thomas b..
Clark and Nellie Turner, Richard Powell aud
Elizabeth II. Hunt
National Republican., 1886-07-30

Cotton Underwear Department.
Only two "Big Bargains" Our Sl.50 fine
Muslin Gowns. Chemise Drawers, and Corset
The "FfanRIe C' Bustle, double spring, 8
row muslin covered coiled wire, soc.
ParasoI Departments.
"slill marking down below cost"
2 2Mikado, very handsome, sold at 80, nrSi.b0
=. i Navy Blue Velvet and Pongee, sold at 81,
j Turkish Satin, Ribbon Edge, Black aud
"'S ! Satin black, blue, and Red, with White
Oriental Lace Cover, $3.50, for So.
/ Elegant Red Satin, Black Escurial Lace
Cover; sold at sS, for si.25. A., y,. ,,..,,
Satteen, desirable shades 10 bs closed out at
zoe, worth double.
Glove Department.
silk Gloves, all colors, 25c, reduced from 5Oc
our S5c all SILK Gloves reduced TO SOC.
Fine Jersey SILK Gloves 81, reduced from 81. .35.
Fine Llsle Thread 25c, reduced from IOc.
Extra quality 35c, feduced from 6Oc.
Lace TIPS Lisle 35c, reduced from 6Oc.
4-button Kid Gloves all shades, soc, reduced
from 81.
Suit Department..
Red Ticket Day Bargains.
One black and white.ngured Lawn, trimmed
in embroidery. Price 50; now S3.25.
one I0.inch Princess Skirt, with basque OF
open.work embroidery. Price sl2; now 81.
a very fine Pattern Suit, made OF Linen
Indias, runes OF embroidery up trent of Skirt.
waist, with yoke OF open work. Price s22; now
' Misses White Suits.
One lot of solled Cambria and Pique Dresses,
4, years, choice styles, ranging in prices
IRON a 10 SIS, to be closed at 81.
one lot OF Childrens Jerseys, In all shades
and sizes, zoe.
Shirt Waist Department.
We will offer for Red Ticket Day 20 dozen
Fine French Percale Waists, with patent but
tons and belts, which always sold at sl.25, at
Also, another lot of the same quality Waists
sold ut 81, at 93C.
lot Of odds and Ends, of all sizes. at 2oc each
Trunksi Trunksi
Travelling Trunks, with zinc bottoms, from
Packing Trunks, with iron bands, from 81. 25
up.
Yaliscs at cost. Hammocks at cost. Croquet
sets from 95c up.
Book Department.
Special lot OF Cloth Bound Books, slightly
shop worn, only l5c per volume, usual price
for the same soc to 81 por volume.
Special lot OF Paper. Bound Books, shop worn,
only &C, usual price for the same 25 10 soc.
AL books AT reduced prices
Stationery Department.
Special lot of Cream Note, ruled or plain,
only SC per quirc. Envelopes TO match only Sc
per package. All OF the latest styles OF Eng.
1ish, American, and French Stationery al
greatly reduced prices.
.,
S t r Q Q ts.
AVS EXCEPTED.
National Republican., 1886-07-30
Something


lower we can get 1t by Sept. l the better 1t Is
for us. New goods OF an entire fresh produc-
tion VIII then reign in our establishment and
our trade Will be delighted. We are going to
continue the same as advertised the past
week.
Canvas Wash Goods, cut from to 2I2c.
At the Combination.
Lawns, cut from 80, 4, AZ, o TO Sc
At the Combination.
Al our fine Twill Satine, cut from 0, 10, and
At the Combination.
All our fine satines, In brown, garnet, car
dinal, cream, and beige, cut from l5c TO DC.
AT the Combination.
White India Linen cut from TIC to DC,
AT tho Combination.
Nuns Yelling and Albatross, all shades, cut
from l21l2c TO sc.
At the Combination.
Sherwood Seersueker, in plain and fancy,
At The Combination,
100 pieces Oriental Laces cream. beige, and
white, cut from 40, 40. 35, 30, 25c to 20c.
AT the Combination.
6pieces Sinch Black Satin and Moire Sash,
cut from soc TO 49c.
At the Combination.
Polka Dot Satine Parasols, cut from 100 10
49c. Al the Combination.
Pongee SILK Parasols, cut from S2.25 TO Sligo.
At the Combination.
Pongee Silk ParaSols, fancy lined, cut from
$500 to S2.lJ
At the Combination.
Finest quality OF Satin Coachings, exquisite
handles, cut from $3.50 TO s279.
At the Combination.
400 genuine Gloria Silk Umbrellas cut from
s2.A to sl,6O
At the Combination.
Plain Patent Roller Shades cut from 3Sc to
29c, At the Combination.
Fresh line of fine Cream Crinkles Sc.
Al the Combination.
75 pieces OF lSc fine Fancy Crinkles at l2l2c.
At the Combination.
National Republican., 1886-07-30

Equity Court-Justice Merick.-Ruth VS..
Ruth ct al. sale ratified nisi Bohrer VS.. liter.
Lack ct al order denying application.