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AS BAD AS NEW YORK ALDERMEN.
A City Clerk and City Recorder on Trial
for Robbery.


for Robbery.
Sr, Louis, No, May 25.-D. ]. Canty,
ex.City Clerk, and 7. A. Canty, ex.City
Recorder Of East ST. Louis, are now on
trial at Belleville, Illinois, charged With
misappropriation of the city funds, and
the robbery Of the safe in the Treasurer
Office. The crimes are supposed to have
been committed about two years ago, and
in the meantime Thomas Duffy, heuten-
ant OF the police, has been tried and con-
victed of the latter ofense, and is now
serving q sentence Of FIVE years in the
penitentsry. During the proceedings in
the Court yesterday Duffy was placed
on the witness stand and made q
confession, which, ,Sif it shall remain un- |
shaken By subsequent testimony, will un-
doubtedly convict the Csuty brothers
D1fy testified substantially IS follows:
In March, 1884, d. j. Canty and witness
were in Shea's saloon, in East st. Louis,
when Canty remarked that he had lost
money at poker, and he wished some one
would blow the Market house TO HI"
The next day he said: IF and another
man would blow the safe open, we could
make q good haul Csnty promised to
have everything put in a Tx for
working the Job. Duffy then got Clark
and Egsn, two of his subordinstes, and
so informed Canty. BE told witness when
things were ready to let bis brother Tim
know. who first consulted Egsn, and he
got q man. At our last meeting, Csnty
told me to get into the vault and we could
find the safe door unlocked. Tue first
time saw Canty after the robbery, ne told
me to keep from getting drunk and talk.
ing, and if / got in any trouble he would
back me up" When witness was arrested
be told that Hslleron and Mayor Bowman
had offered $500 to him if he would
.mplicate the Csntys, but did not take the
contract. No one offered to secure his re-
Iesse or decrease his term of Imprisonment
in the penitsntisry for tesdfying against
sn7 one. Witness told Clark aud Egsn
hat Canty had said there was no danger
10 be spprehended; when arrested Canty
old him not to squesl and he would come
put all right. D. J. Csnry was put on the
stand and denied each detail Of the above
confession after which the Court adjourn
ID until to day.
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BASE BALL.
LOUISVILLE Downs BaItimore-Other Scores
Elsewhere.

LOUISVILLE Downs Baltimore-O Other Scores
Elsewhere.
At Bsliimore-Rsmsey was sgain pitted
against Kilroy, and the Louisville club
won with comparative ease, as the Balti-
more batters seemed neither to hit or take
any advantage of the battery and fielding
errors of the visitors. Score: Baltimore, /;
Louisville, 6; earned runs, Louisville, l.;
two base hits, Browning. Strauss, Werrick;
passed balls, Fulmer, 3; Kerrins, 4; wild
pitches, Kilroy, /; first base on balls of
Kilroy 3, Ramsey; frat base hits, Bslti
more, 3; Louisville, Z; errers Baltimore, 2;
Louisville, 6. Umpire, Macsnley of Balti-
more club.
At Philadelphia the Cincinnatis began
the game against the Athletics with some
lively hitting, and at the end Of the third
inning had decided lead. In the three
innings they had eight hits, including
home runs, three bsgger and three doubles.
Not another hit was made by them, how.
ever, until the last innings when Fennelly
scored home run. In the fifth inning
Mullans, in attempting to throw out Mat
thews at second threw wildly into centre
field and the visitors then became ratified
and continued ratified until the end of the
game. Attendance, 2,700. Athletics l8,
Cincinnati 10. Earned runs Athletic l,
Cincinnati 6; home runs. Baldwin, Fen
nelly; two base hits. 0Brien, Milligan,
McPhee, Lewis, Fennelly; three base hits,
Baldwin, Gleason; passed balls. Baldwin 4;
wild pitches. Matthews 4, Mullow 4; first
base on balls, Athletic 3, Cincinnati 4;
first base hits, Athletic Is, Cincinnati 8;
errors, Athletic s, Cincinnati II. Umpire
Kelly.
At New York-The ball game between
Pittsburg and Brooklyn clubs was chsrac-
terizsd by light batting and few fielding
errors. The visitors, however, did a little
the better work in both divisions and won.
Score: Brooklyn 2; Pittsburg 6. Earned
runs Brookl5us q three base hits Pinck
ney, Porter and Smith; passed balls, Car
roll l; wild pitches, Porter |, Morris none;
frat base on balls, Brooklyn 2, Pitttsburg
4; first base bits, Brooklyn 6, Pittsburg 7;
errors, Brooklyn 3, Pittsburg 2; umpire,
Bradley.
At New York--The ball game between
the Nets and ST. Louis club was won by
the home team after hard and close fight
in the ninth inning. Score. Nets 8; st.
Louis 6, Famed runs, Nets |, St Louis q;
two base hits, Rosemore, Caruthers, o Neil,
Welch; wild pitches, Lynch |, Fontz |;
passed balls, Busbong 3, first base on balls
Nets 2, st. Louis 2; first base hits, Nets 4,
St. Louis 8; errors, Nets 5, St. Louis 8;
umpire, Quinn.
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BURNING WELLS,
The Gas Wells Struck by Lightning Still
burning.

The Gas Wells Struck by Lightning Stll
burning.
PlTTsBURG, PA, May 25.-The new
Edgar natural gas well which the manu-
tscturers company brought in las: Sstur-
day, at 2 O. clock, and which was set on fire
by lightning about three hours later is still
burning, the flames reaching iutO the cir
nearly 200 feet. No attempt has as yet
been made to extinguish the burning gas,
and it is probable that 1t will De lett to
blow aud burn for several days. The
Duff we'll in Murrsysville, which was also
struck By lightning on Saturday, is still
burning and no attempt has been
made to put out the tiames.
Considerable fear is expressed in Mqrrsys-
vile since the Daft and the two Fhiladel-
phia company wells were set on fire by
lightning over the McWilliams well OF the
Charter company. This is the we'll which
caused the terrible disaster at that place
some weeks ago. 1t has never vet been
closed OH and the gss escapes from the
hole in close proximity to number of
buildings. The majority Of the other wells
in the town not turned into the pipe lines
have besn shut in completely, 80 that no
gas escapes.
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WHEETJNG W. VA, WEDNESDAY MORNING MAY &C. 1885,

National Butchers Association. Inc 4
butchers met this Inorning and we're calico
to order by c. d. Simpson, Chairman OF
the Committee on Organization and we're
welcomed and given the freedom OF the
city BY. Mayor Francis. he was respond.
ed to BY Thomas Armour, President OF the the
Association, and the convention teen
proceeded to effect temporary organiza'
ton. -.
The complaints against the dressed beet
monopoly seem to be upPermost In tne
minds of the delegates and there 's no
doubt that the great work Of the conVen,
ton will be to organize in selfdefense' 1t
is proposed by many to practically boycott
the great dressed beet firms and to Pieoge
themselves to continue Strengthening Tor
themselves, or at any rate in their own
citiea
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The Sistars Seiznra.
Three CbldraD harmed.

RUsHvILLE, IND May 25.-The house Of
James Dawson, near this place, was dis
covered to be on fire at midnight, by the
children who were sleeping in an upstairs
chamber. They were aroused BY fire
dropping upon the bed from the ceiling.
Before they could escape the flames had
filed the room, and the three children we're
80 bsdly burned that all died in q short
time after being discovered The Oldest
was girl of Is. The youngest q girl Of
z. The other 9 boy of l2.
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ADVICE % Mothers.

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup tos chil.
dren tsstbing, is the prescription Of one Of
the best female nursss and ShyiciAns in The
United States. and has been used fos fosty
years With never failing success b. NIB
lions Of mothers for their children Dm.
ing the process Of teething its value d IN.
caiculable. II relieves the child from pain,
cures dysenferJ and diarrh9a, gnping d
the hovels, and Wind colo. By Gyinl
health TO the child Il rem ths noth&.
Prics 7se bottiA
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CHICAGO. May IA Dss Moinss. lows,
special to the Chicago Evening Journal
says: 1t 6 o'clock this morning, boy
went under q large press In the Daily
Leader pressroom With . lamp, vhsa tho
oil and gresse ignited and instantly The
whole premises we're 10 flames. Being
filed wallpaper stock and smmsbls sub
stance, the three story building wss guttsd
from bottom 70 top. The Leader toss y
about $4,000, With $4,000 isssrsses.
The upper floor WAS occupied BY ths
Western lithoerspbiog company. whose
loa is over $4,000. The loss on The
building in about $40 900.
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OIL works Burned.

ERIE, Pa, May 25-ShOrtly after mid
night, last night, a fire broke out in the
Star Oil Compsny's works, in this city,
and one building Was consumed. The hre
was caused by the explosion OF the watch,
mans hand lamp The works ore Owned
by the Standard Oil Company, and the
loss will foot up $4,000; fully insured.
The chlef Of the fire department and two
hosemen were frightfully burned.
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rhnn.an,I. aax So.

Mr.. T. ". Atkins, GirArd, Kan, writes:
81 never hesitate to recommend your
Electric Bitters to my customers, they give
entire satisfaction and are rapid sellers.
Electric Bitters are the purest and best
medicine knozn and win positively cure
Kidney snd Liver complaints. Purify the
blood and regulate the bowels. No family
can afford to be without them. They will
save hundreds OF dollars in doctors bills
every year. Sold at ffy cents bottle by
Logan Il Co.
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Stsuek by a Water spout,

ABNGDON, Va, May 35 35-festerdsy
evening about II o'clock water spout
struck the resIdepoe Of Daniel Whitaker
on Casper creek, this county, destroying
the dwelling and tobacco barn, and drown
ing Miss Jennie Mongle, who had Just step
ped in out Of the rain. Whitaker had h's
Jaw bone broken BY falling timbers Two
horses and three mules were drowned, The
body OF the young lady vss found halt a
mile below the house.
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ParksrsburE Notes.
ApsotdI % ne RsgtlfT.

PARKsRsBUsG. May 25.-Coa. J. p. r.
B. Smith, Of p. Pleasant arrived here yes.
terdsy. He. In company With several
other gentlemen, vent out 10 Senator Cam.
den's stock farm on the Sandy Plains, sh,rs
they looked over the fine Jersey stock with
Q view OF purchasing q pumber Tor several
prominent Msson county farmers. The Col.
made n selection and purchased siE
registered COWS and calves. which will be
shipped 10 Pt. Pleasant These cattle
were sired by the 81 600 bull owned BY
Senator Camden.
Senator Camden ard Judge John J.
Jsckson. Of this city, with N. N. Rockhold.
Of ten Writ Transcript LETT this attsrnoon
on the C. G. Martin for txo day . fshipg
above Burning Springs. The party viii
return Thursday evening.
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Rurned in n BnEnio.

MILYAuEEK. O., May 25.-A dispatch re
ceiyed from Rhinelsuder, in the northern
part OF this State, says that house
of illfsme, about q mile from that
village was, together with four
Of the inmates, destroyed by
FIRE at an early hour this morning A 9th
escaped alive, but is so badly burned that
his life is dispaired Of.
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The RIr Wiscopsin Fire.

MnwAgxEs, Wis, May 25-A special
to the Evening Wisconsin from Wsuss
states that the loss by yesterdays fire will
foot up q little over 100000. The Plum
mer and Stewart lumber yards were com-
plesely swept away by the destroying ele-
ment. B. G. Plummer lost four million
feet of lumber and other property, in all
valued at $4,000; no insurance. The
Alexander Stewart Lumber Company lost
eight million feet of lumber, tracks and
bri5oes all valued at $3.50, ,0OO; insurance,
Sst 600. The Milwaukee. Lake Shore and
Western Company's loss is about $1,000,
and other small losses, S., 900. Forest fires
are ragipg at several points on the line OF
the Milwaukee, Lake Shore snd Western
railway. The village of Cole nan was par
tially destroyed and Westboro had a mar
row escape. Unless rains ensue great los'
will result.
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a Peculiar Accident.

TORONTO, May 25.-Wbile train which;
had the Odd Fellows excursion on board
was going into Brsmpton on steep down
grade last night the rear car became de-
tsched. The engineer not knowing what
had happened stopped the train and the
detached car ran into it with great force.
The car contained forty persons, and every
one of them was injured more or lees seri'
nualv
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A walking skeleton.

Mr.. E. Springer, of MecsuiesburR. Pa, {,
writes; Il was afflicted with lung fever
and shscess on lungs, aud reduced to O
sealking Skeleton. Got free trial bottle
Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, which did me 60 much good that i
bought dollar bottle. After using three
bottles, found myself once more 9 man
completely restored to health. with a hearty
appetite. aud gain in flesh Of 4S lbs.
Call at Logan & Co drug store and get 9
free trial bottle Of this certain cure for oil
Lung Diseases. Large bottles sl.O0.
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Brsvsry and Horsss Burned,

PIrTsBURG. May Is The building spd
stables, owned aud occrpied BY the Philip
Best Brewing Of MiIsaukee, was entirely
destroyed By FIRE st 90 esily hour this
morning. Thirteen horses btloneise TO
the brewing company wese roasted alive.
and three story brick building. bslosg-
ing to the Allegheny Valley Railroad Con.
pany. wss badly damaged A panbss Of
employees, vbo we're sleeping is The Best
building. barely escaped viiS thsis lives.
The origin Of the FIRE !, unknown. The
loss va about tl2 900.
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THE CRISIS At HAND.
DISSOLUTION AND AN APPEAL
To the CountY--.coneessions to the Dis.
senters---Jeopardy Of the Home
Rule Bill.

LONDON, May Is, 3p. x.-The meeting
Of the Cabinet lasted an hour and twenty
minutes. Five minutes after the adjourn
ment Mr.. Gladstone started for Windsor
Castle to zee the Qaeen. 1t 10 rumored
that he will advise the Queen to immedi.
ately dissolve Parliament.
EvKsHe-1hs general epinion istAas
at to days meeting Of the Cabinet Il Sss
resolved on the dissolution Of Psrliaueut,
and an appeal to the country, if the gov.
ernment be defeated on the second read
ing of the Home Rule bill. Il 10 thought
Mr.. Gladstone visit to Windsor this after
noon was made for the purpose Of securing
the Queens consent to the dissolution bt.
fore the departure Of the Court tomorrow
for Balmorsl Castle.
LArrR-The upshot Of todsy's meeting
Of the Cabinet is virtually move in the
direction Of concession to the disafected
Liberals, several Of the ministers urged
that clause % Of the Home Rule bin bs
eliminated. After long discussion It was
decided to leave the matter 10 Mr.. Glad.
stones hands to deal with. His mind vas
quickly made up. for early 10
the evening the Government Wings were
instructed TO summon rank and Gle Of the
Liberal party to q general meeting
on Thursday, when the notifications
OF the Home Rule bill will bs
announced in order to preserve the GOV.
eminent from defeat on the second read.
ing. Mr.. Morley Was alone in continuing
to oppose the elision ol clause "a from The
Home Rule bill.
The Harrington section maintain their
enmity to the bill and will ATTEND the con-
ference. The ministers are confident that
with the accession Of IS Radicals dissent
ers and "donbtfuls" they will have a ma
jority Of 40. The bill will be dropped after
the second reading. IL Is probable that
Parliament will be dissolved in autumn.
II the Gladstone government be returned
the winter session will be devoted exciu-
sively 10 the discussion Of the Home Rule
bill.
A Riot Over Home Rule.
LONDON. May 25.-Some members Of
Inniskiling Fusilesrs q, Aldersho,, attend.
ed conservative meeting to day, at which
some Of the orators tavsgely denounced
home Rule. and described the Irish people
as being unfit for self government. The
Fusileers became enraged at the speakers
and attacked them and their supporters
The police we're called in to protect the
speakers and fight ensued between them
and the Irish soldiers. The comrades Of
the Fusileers went 10 their assistance and
the police were badly whipped, and driven
away. They secured reiniorcements, bov.
ever, and returning suppresssd The rioting
and arrested five soldiers.
Prnce Once Moro.
ATHENS. May 26.-Bo,h the Gresk and
Turkish armies are mutuslIy surrenderipg
the prisoners and the positions they re.
spectivsJ captured during the frontier
fight Of the last few days, and both armies
will today commence retiring from the
frontier.
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Bueklsn's Arnica salvs.

The Best Salye in the world sss Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, UIcess, Ssh Rheum. Fever
Sores letter, Chopped Hands, Chilblsins.
Corns, and al Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. IL
ia guarantee d 10 give sstiztsetios, or
money refunded. Price Is cents Per boz.
70, sale By Logan & Co.
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Snow PannsrlNnnia.

PlrTsBURG, Pa, Nay 25.-SnoW fell TO-
day at Kane, Pa, and Clarendon, Pa;
sbopt forty miles north OF the city there
was quite q snow storm. The indications
ere there will be frost in that region to
night which will do much damage asvegeta-
tiop is greatly in advance Of former 'es-
cons.
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A Rou.,nr Glove Fight.

PrrrsBUBG, May IS Two iron workers
named Dsvitt and FrssleJ fought o dss-
perate hard glove 6ght near Bscks Kan
station, Pa, yesterday. The mill .as ior
40 500 a side aud resulted in Frssley be-
ing knocked senseless in the forty-tiIth
round. About one hundred persons we're
nSefent
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-
Oneen yietoria,a Birth day.

ToaosTo. OR Nay 25.-Tbs Quess's
birthday vas observed throughout the Do
nibios ~ general holiday. At Halifax,
Toronto and Montreal; ths troops vho
we're in the Northwest last year dusisg De
hahbssed resurrection we're prsssstsd With
medals.
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H.dnDrsaafuI Cough,

o,5 ra;sed considerable amount Of blood
and matter; besides, / Was very thin, and
- % veak I could scarcely 90 about the
Souss This was the esHe ofs man with
consumution arising from liver complaint.
Hs rscoyered his health complstsly BY the
nss of DR.. Pisrce's Golden Medical Dis
eoysry." Thousands Of others bear simi'
lar testimony
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Postponed.


CLARksBURG, May 25.-The trial OF A.
C. Osborn, Esq., for the shooting OF Editor
Richards, has been postponed until the
aupplemental term Of court. The State
made every effort to urge & trial without
nnnnasa
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Rnrnad Tn Death.

LOUISVILLE, May 2+.-John King, cor
ored, and his grandson were burned 10
death while asleep in cabin left In JeHsr'
sou county, Ky, this morning. Six or
ssven occupants escaped without injury.
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HInA EInMe.

ALBANY, n. Y, May 25.-Goy. Bill TO
dap appointed Hon. Roosevelt P. Flower,
of New York, as Electrical Subway Com
missioner for that city in tbs place of
Chas. E. Lowe, deceased
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She Saws She Won't marry Mr.. Cleveland

She Says She won't narry nr'
BUFFALO, May 25.-rhs Commercial
Advertiser in an editorial today says
Letters received in this city from Buffalo
women now in Paris, and who have per
sonsIly seen the young lady whose name
"a been mentioned ss that Of the intend
II II ,,ita { President Cleveland, report that
tSs ~ mort;6sd ON, ~. OositiVsly declares that
s5s sSs nOC T. not going , to marry Mr. Cleveland.
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v..,o,. Murphy,s Daugntsr Married.

PrrrssusG, Pa, Nav 25-Mrs. Fsns
Richards, daughter of Francis Murphy, the
temperance apostle, was married this eve
ming to Wsylaud Troak, New York
Isnker. Ths ceremony Wss private.
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Rtruck the Indians.

PlsToSo, AEry., Nay 2a-A party Of
Mexicaps struck Indians eight mills from
hare last night and killed one. The 70
mainder 6ed % ths poantsina
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News Cleaned About tie wharf -
from Oar ExchssGss.
The mAsks ct Pittsbsrg. lsst night vess
3 feet . inches and rising.
The narks on the landing. last night,
sere 8 feet , inches and sss'iossry,
The Gen. Pike pssssd sp fof Pitsbsfs.
yesterday.
The Asdes left ystesdsy sfisEsoes
toy Cncinpai With grod Tip.
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Fishsrmep Eisted

CLoUGEsTER. Mass May Is The FISH
ermen here wee much elsted when the
news came that Nova Scotia vessel had
been seized at Portland. Dispatches from
Nova Scotia indicate that extra exertions
are being made there to be in readiness to
seize the American packerel cntchers
when they arrive there during the first psrt
of June.
HALIFAX, N. S, May 25.-As the
schooner Sisters vas seized at Portland
merely for violation OF American customs
laws, it is not probable that the people OF
Nova Scs.is will attach any Importance
thereto or show the slightest degree of eT'
citement In ordinary times such su event
would have nointerest except to those lm-
immediately concernsd. The affair occs'
sions no excitement here.
The Sisters Seizure.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-"The State De-
psrtment is neither Indifferent nor mac
tive in regard 10 the fishery disputes, said
Assistant Secretary Porter to reporter to
day. I'VE have been acting in the matter
and have taken very decided interest II
the questisn, but it weuld not do for us to
publish our every move"
mo OFFICIAL information has yet reached
the department in regard to the seizure O
the Sisters By the Portland authorities. L
any navigation laws or custom reputation
hsve been infringed by the Canadian yes
sci this department has had no iniorma
ton of the fact at present, said ActinI
Secretary Fsirchild, of the Treasury De
partment.
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How Il was That Sivs pestiasAsrs oss
GA, 600.

NJ. R1fns p. Bacon hsld ooehth q u
ticket which drew ,hs capital p.iss q
SIS 900 in the Louisiana 6tsts LeHC
Drawing Of April 18th. Some d hs kiesds
suegesfed that n purchase soes deksts
in the Louisiscs 6tAis LoitRy. Thy DR-
chased one-6fih Of ten di1sssst tekses,
paying therefor $40 Whsa they ~ ~
tickets. eseh sslected two 6e.sn -
hazard, and If eith1 tick@ -. -
amour, vss TO be divide6 k.Deee esso
al. On Wednesday ID t71egEan ..
received, stating ihAs sisest Ne. 1.Hl
hsd drawn ore 9Th Of ia espifai piss 9
S7s. 600 -Psds.d txs 4slsa Apd II