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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-27
stage OF tho Water and Movements of the
BoRtO.

stage OF tho Water and Movements Of the
BoAtg.
The Bsnton McMiIlin passed up yester.
day with big trip on board.
The Katie stockdale passed up on time
Yesterday en- route from Cincinnati to
Pittsburgh.
The river Is again rising. Last might the
marks indicated depth In the channel Of
II feet 0 inches, and the waters were still
coming up slowly.
The Ben Hur passed up early yesterday
morning on her usual weekly trip TO Pitts
burEh from Parkersburg. She will be
here in time this morning TO leave in her
regular Parkersburg trade.
The Louis A. Shirley got away for Gin
cinnaii late Saturday night, having been
detained for several hours by the large
amount Of business offered. At Bellaire
and Benwood she took on several thousand
kegs OF nails.
The Andes 10 due from Cincinnati To-
day for which point she will leave on her
return trip tomorrow afternoon at three
O'Clock. This popular packet needs no
praise 10 commend her 10 the public. She
Is well known all along the river and Capt
Charlie Muhleman, her master, and Mart
Noil, her clerk, are general tavorttes, their
clever treatment Of their patrons having
made them such.
The Cincinnati. Pittsburgh packet SEQ.
tie did not pass down as usual Saturday
morning. She left Pittsburgh Friday
evening on time, heavily loaded with stuff
for the lower points. She landed safely
at Rochester, and was awinginR out into
the channel again to continue her course.
She had gotten under good headwsy when
the wind swept her out Of the channel
near the bridge oithe Lake Erie Railroad.
She struck one pier, swung of and was
swept against one Of the other piers. The
double crash startled the passengers and
some Of them were panic stricken. The
wheel was broken and q portion oil the
guard was torn away. No one was In
iured. The packet was landed at the
wharf and atelegram sent to Pittsburgh
for assistance. Another boat was sent
down and and the Scotia towsd back.
Her passengers and freight will be sent to
their southern destination to-day on the
stockdale.
There we're two accidents Friday after.
noon at Browns Island, Just above steu:.
benyille. In both cases the boats belonged
to the coal feet, The BoaE was coming
through the channel ct that point with q
tow Of ten baIRes and struck the wing
dam opposite Hooper's farm. The tow
was Immediately broken up, and in the
efforts 10 keep 1t together, q rope caught
on one OF the cams, stopping the wheel
and temporarily disabling the steamer.
Three coal boata were sunk OF the dam.
Two others were kept sfoat until they
reached the foot Of the Island, when they
sunk at the tow.head. Another boat dis.
appeared, and Its exact location is not
known. The six boats contained $4,000
bushels OF coal, and the total loSs % about
sl5, 900. The balance Of the tow was
saved. Later In the day the Acorn, be.
longing 10 the same firm, FaWcett 4 Sons,
lost bsrge ct the same place. It's lying
In the channel, and steamers will find Il
necessary to keep the Ohio side,
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.II,o YoynVo IN gui,1e. -

The Hanlons will appear at the Opera
House this evening and tomorrow in 9
new version Of "L.s Voyage en- Suisse, " In
which the fun OF the old play is united
with more spectacular features. The
three special cars Of the company will AZ
rive at 1880 this morning with scenery
and mechanical effects. All the home
stuff IL to be taken of the stage and the
company's own scenery and properties
will all be put on for the frst time, In
GLIDING the stage cosch and the moving
car. The explosion scene is said to be
better than ever, and the company is made
up OF clever specially artists. From be-
ginning to end the play keeps the whole
cast on the 60, and the ludicrous scenes
and Incidents only cease long enough for
novel and pleasing music and perform.
anCes. The house ia sure to be crowded
both nights, aud those who desire to en-.
Joy the performance will be wise to secure
reserved seats ct Banners music store
during the day.
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A RrNNrNa ARRANeEMENr.
Made Between the two Street Car Lines c
this City.

An important and interesting meeting
Of the stockholders In the CltizsnG Rail-
way Company was held Saturday after.
noon. The object Of the meeting was to
discuss an agreement drawn up to pool
the earnings Of both the Citizens and the
Wheeling Railway Companies, the total
expenses TO be deducted from this Rggre-
gate amount, and the balance divided
according to the assets Of each company.
According to the terms Of the agree
ment q FIVE cent fare will carry 9 passen:
ger anywhere on this side Of the river, and
tickets issued good for both lines. Trains
will also run up and down Main street as
first projected by the Wheeling Company
and over the presehtrou Of the Clhzsns'
Company.
Alter some discussion over the matter
the agreement "a outlined was formally
approved and signed. II will next be
submitted to the stockholders in the
Wheeling Company, tho new company,
for similar action. 1t Is understood to
have been already approved by the Board
Of Directors OF tho last named company
and assurance 10 given that the stockhold.
era will ratify 1t. Both lines, under this
agreement, are to use electricity as q
means OF propellinR cars under the Van
derpoele system, and the Wheeling Elec.
trical Company is to furnish the power
and put up, maintain and Iown the over
head wires.
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The two.yoar.old son OF Mrs. Schwartz,
living near the corner OF Market and
Sixth streets, met with painful accident
Saturday night. The kitchen stove IL
raised from the floor by bricks placed un'
der each leg, Mira. Schwartz was attend.
ing to come work in another portion Of the
house and iei. her baby crawling about
the kitchen floor. A scream alarmed the
mother and she ran into the kitchen To
find that the child had worked away one
Of the bricks from under the atove, caua.
ing It to upset and pin the little victims
Limbs 10 tho floor. The child was finally
gotten out from lis painful position, but
not until It had been very severely burned.
There is some doubt expressed as to ito re-
nhvAYv
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LOCAL BREv1T1Es.
u...,r, Of Minor Moment in aud About
the City.

the City.
TIE GRAND this evening-"Tourists IN
a Pullman Palace Car"
OPERA HOUSE, this eyening..The Ham
Ions in ''Le Yoyage en- Suisse"
THREE deeds Of trust were admitted 70
record by Clerk Hook Saturday.
POLICEMAN sHoR1s haa been forced to
lay OF for day or 30 by reason oil Q
heavy cold.
THE charter Of the Hobbs Glass Com
pany was issued by Secretary Of State
Walker Saturday.
SATURDAY Clerk Hook granted 6 mar,
risge license to Henry Meyer, native Of
Wheeling, aged 20, and Mary Desgel, Q
native Of Wheeling, aged q.
THR police raided Fannie Hastings
house OF ill.isme on Eof street, below
Eighteenth, Saturday night. The head OIL
The house, two other women and Jour men
were caught.
A DIED made February 8, 1888, BY
William sorg and wife to Louis Neibergali
for lot No. % In the LsGEange addition,
ior 81 600, was admitted to record by CLERK
Hook Saturday.
Tx remains Of ]. B. Colyig, who diee
Of paralysis Friday, were taken to Barnes
vile for inLerment Saturday afternoon
after services had been held at his latt
residence on Main street. The burla
took place yesterday.
A MAN named Hiram HoldmRn wa
fined 81 and costs in the Police Court sat
urdsy afternoon, and in default OF pay
ment was sent to the hill for ten days
sc Is q peddler Of notions, and his otens,
was in using insulting Language toward
some ladies..
ARRANGEMENTS have been made to hav
a speCial train run out on the Elm GROW
road this afternoon for the purpose Of &C
commodatiug those who may deaire 10 as
tend Judge Thompson's funeral. IN
train will leave Public Building square
3 o'clock, and will return after the tunera
IT ia reported that there has been band
adj 10 Prosecuting Attorney Jordan, tn
names Of a number Of Elm Grove res
dents to be presented before the q n
grand jury charged with gambling. IL
said that quite q mania for playing caro- caro-
| for money has broken out in that llttl
subnrb and that among those who plS!
the little game are number OF promine1
cItizsns, who are Just now feeling q httl
nneRsY,
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A Word About (IatarTh,

"it Is the MUCOUS membrane that wonderful
Eemi.auid envelope surrounding the delicate It's.
sues Of the air and food passages, that CAtarrh
makes iis stronghold. Once established 1t eats
into the very vttGiS and rcudoH lie but long.
drawn breath OF misery and dlseAse, duilluE the
sense Of hearing, trAmmeling the power OF speech,
destroying thu faculty Of smell, tAinting the
breath, and killing the refined pleasures Of tASt0
lnkidiOutly, by creeping on from 8 simple cold in
the head, II assaults the membranouG lining and
enVslOps tho bones, eating through tho delicate
coats and causing Inflammation, EOuRhing ard
death. Nothing short Of tO'A' eradication will 80
cure health 10 the patient aud all Alternatives Gre
simply pt0crRstinAttd gudoTingI, leading 10 RIal
termination 5ani0TdB Radical Cure, by IIthdLd.
ton and by Internal administration, has never
failed; even when the dssAss has made irightiul
threads on delicate constitutions, hearing, smell
and taste have been recovered, and the dikeaSS
thoTOughly driven out"
sGnioid's Radical Cure consists Of one bottle
the Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent and
one Improved Inhaler, neatly wrapped In one
package, with full directions; price, StOO
PorfER DSua q CLINICAL Co., Boston.
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A Sure cure found OF last. No one need
suffer. A sure cure for the blind, bleed
ing, itching and liberated pileg has been
discovered by DR.. William ian Indian
remedy,l called DIR. William'a Indian Pile
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst old chronic cases OF twenty-five and
thirty years standing. No one need gni-
fer Eve minutes after applying this won
derful soothing medicine. Lotions, ln-
Btruments and elsctuAries do more harm
than good. WilliRm's Indian Pile Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allAys the intense
itching, acts % poulhce, gives instant and
painless relief and 10 prepared for Piles
and nothing else. Thousands OF cured
patients attest Its virtues, and phyHicians
Of all schools pronounce It the greatest
contribution to medicine Of the age. It
matters not how long OF severely you have
been suffering, you can be cured.
Judge Coons, MRysVille, KY, says:
"Dr. Williams Pile Ointment cured me
after yeaEa OF suffering"
Judge Cofiinbury, Cleveland, o., SAYS:
~ have found by experience that Dr,
williams Indian Pile Ointment Rfyes i'm.
mediate and permanent relief"
We have hundreds Of such testimonials,
Do not suffer an instant longer. Sold by
drugRiSa. DAW
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AMEETING OFF THE BAR
Held Saturday and Action Taken on JudG'
Thompsou'S Death.

Held Saturday md Action Taken on JudGt
Thompson'S Death.
The nesting OF the members OF the
Comfy Bar held st the Court House Bat
urday afternoon for the purpose oil taking
sppropriats action in connection with the
death Of Judge G. W. Thompson, was
largely attended. Judge Jacob presided'
A Committee OF Arrangements consisting
Of Messrs. J. ]. Woods and B. 8. Allison,
was appointed to zee to the part to pc
taken by the members in the funeral. a
Committee on Resolutions, consisting OF
Mesers, Robert White, w. T. Hubbard
and Daniel Lamb, was appointed. Win
instructions to report at an sdj ournea
meeting to be held ct 1;l5 O'Clock this al
tsrnoon. 1t is the desire Of those having
this matter in charge that all the members
OF the Bar who can attend the funeral Of
Judge Thompson, which Is to be held ibis
afternoon, be present at the adjourned
meeting. Tho Committee on RESOLUTIONS
viii report at that time, alter which car
risVes will be taken and the mem6sFa
driven to Judge Thompson's place.
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This court met at Charleston, Saturday
with all the judges present, and TRANSACTED
the following business;
State Va. Koontz, from Nicholas county
opinion by Woodsi judgment reversed ant
new trial awarded.
Slate vs.. Denoon, from Jackson county
opinion by Snyder; judgment OF Oircui
Court affirmed.
stribling trustee VS.. splint Goal 90. from
KanSwha county; opinion by Snyder
decree Of Circuit Court corrected anc
affirmed.
Cawiey ys. Wtuttrede Railroad Co. from
Kanawha county; opinion by Snyder
Judgment reversed and new trial awarded
Heatherly vs. Farmers Bank, from Bar
bour county, opinion by Green decree
reversed and cause remsnded.
TomlInson va. Polsley, from Mason
county; opinion by johnson; decree o.
Cipuit Court affirmed.
Pritchard vs.. Evans 4 Dorsey, from
Marion county; opinion by johnson; de-
cree OF Circuit Court affirmed.
Bailey & Ridenour va. Gardner, from
Kauawhs county; opinion by johnson
decree OF Circuit Court affirmed.
Clarke & Co., va. Higgins ct al. from
Csbell county; opinion by johnson; de-
cree OF CirCuit Court affirmed.
Mayhem & Co., vs. CLARK ct al. from
Richie county; appeal and supsrsedeaa
allowed bond 5000.
Payne & Green vs, Webb, from Kama
whs county; petition for appeal refused
Dayia Sewing Machine Co.,, Va. Dunbar,
from Wood county; appeal allowed bond
$3.50.
county; writ Of error allowed; bond $3.50
Poteet & Irwin vs.. County Court, from
Cabsll county; petition for appeal and
supersedsas refused.
Frederick vs.. Beall, from Richie conn'
ty; writ Of error allowed, no bond being
required.
Woods vs. Waugh, from Mason county
appeal and Rupessedsas refused.
Knapp We, Maupin, from Macon county
petition for appeal refused.
Medlord va. Levy, from Oabell county
appeal and supsrssdeas allowed; bond
$50:
Pm,
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The public rehearsal given aE Arion
Hall last evening by the Opera House Or
chestra. was one OF the best Of the series
given thus far this season. The attend
snce was quite large. The programme
was a specially good one containing
somethipg calculated to please all tastes
1t was do follows:
March from Tho Bugler. stefens
OyeftpIt-"T The Queen Of One Day -. -.......AdRm
Waltz AHA for Cornet Solo" Glen Island" ..short
Humorous FAnlASiE-"A County Fair.
A. Sohreincr
Polka for Piccolo Solo" Die GoldAmSel. a..
Fantastic Piece" The Ghost" o. LAngey
S''''S 'VP'U''N Gungl
Modloy-"The Wild West"
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II we know all the methods Of approach
adopted by an enemy We are the better
enabled 10 ward OF the danger and post
pone the moment when surrender be-
comes inevitable. In many instances the
inherent strength Of the body suftiees to
enable 1t to oppose tho tendency toward
death. Many however have lost these
forces to such an extent that there is little
or no help. In other cases little cid to
the weakened Lungs will make all the
difference between sudden death and
many years Of useful lie. Upon the first
symphonic OF Cough, Gold or any trouble
OF the Throat or Lungs, give that old and
we'll known remedy-BoachGe's German
Syrup, Q careful trial. 1t will prove what
Thousands say Of 1t to be, the "beneiaCtor
OF any home"
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This old familiar but ever enjoyable CO.
as.you.pleaae compound Of fun, nonsense
music, dancing and specially business sp-
peared at the Grand Saturday afternoon
and evening to two good houses. Harry
CLARK and his wife, who were the Irish
policeman and Sdifis Walters Of Corinne,s
ARCADIA" when last here, are back with
tho company, and Mr.. Kirk 10 "a funny az
ever. The music Ia largely new. Miss
Agnes Earle, new member Of the cast
appears in very tasteful dude costume
and sings "You Know" and other congo,
Clsrke's tenor Is heard to as good adysnt.
age as ever and Mr.. Dsnier as the colored
porter Is as great as ever. The company
will remain until Wednesday night.
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BRLLAIRR.
All Sorts Of Local News aud Gossip From
the Glass City.

All Sorts Of Local News aud Gossip From
the Glass City.
Hon. L. Danford was IN town Saturday
Col. O. L. Poorman was at home owe
Sunday.
MrS. Rose souneborn Is home from
Mansfield.
Some OF the GAINESVILLE teachers vii
visit the schools here to-day.
Judge Q. W. Carroll. Of ct. Clalrsville,
was down Saturday on busineaa.
The American Mechanics will publish
paper during their fair and festival.
Mr.. Topping, OF Bridgeport, ia assistsnt
ct the Bsllaite Stamping Compsny's office.
Some BsllAire teachers were out at ia.
cobsburg at a Teachers meeting sstur.
day.
The Republican Central club will hold
q meeting in City Hall tonight to perfect
their organization.
Mr.. Brownlee, who fell in the Fourth
ward several weeks ago, talks Of suing
the city Tor damagea.
The Bs!laiFe steel works were receiving
q lot Of pig iron yesterday and uRloaded
several hundred tons.
The Democratic primaries will be held
Friday, the 10Th Of March, and the con,
vention two days later.
J.J. Levy, an old soldier. aged II, died
here Saturday. The G. A. R. Post will
take charge Of the remains.
U. ]. Smith and wife are here from
Pittsburgh 90 visit. Mr.. Smith is in the
General Oar Accountants office Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad,
The SECOND Presbyterian Church will
get nice present from William G. Bar
nard. He talks Of erecting and present.
ing the congregation with q church edi.
fee.
J.F. Kelley has brought suit against
the city Tor $40. 900 for P. Carney, who had
a leg broken and was otherwise injured in
the natural gas ditch here. He could not get
at the natural gaa company, and 30 sued
the city.
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phIlllp. ReioIns sulIlnnn.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 25.-Henry 8. Phillips,
manager and hacker for Sullivan. sailed
for England this afternoon on the steamer
ssrvia. On arrival in England Mr.. Phil
lips will proceed at once to Windsor,
where Sullivan 10 in training preparatory
to hia fight with Mitchell. Mr.. Phillipa
expects that by the 10Th Of March every.
thing will be ready to bring of the battle
between Sullivan and Mitchell.
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was far easier to judge Whist Calvin denied
than what he taught positively about the
nature oil this Sacrament. CStholicP, Lu-
theIauS, zuingliaus were all condemned
by him; but his own doctrine, II he had
any, IL covered up in whole pages fvsgue,
meaningless OF contradictory statements,
Next Sunday evening tho Bishop will
enter on the proofs Of the doctrine Of the
Real presepce.n
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Aspecial term Of the Circuit Court was
held Saturday in Part II, Judge Jacob on
the bench. Tho following business was
In the case Of B. M. snodgrass vs.. G. A.
Snodgrass and others, the death Of the
complainant was suggested.
In the cas- OF W. q. Handlsn, admins
traitor, Va. Sophia Helms and others, 8 de:
cree was entered specifying the terms Of
Gale.
The report OF the Commissioners in the
case OF John s. Welty Va, Catherine Daily
and Others, was presented and confirmed,
and the coats ordered paid.
The case OF the Economy Building Asso-
citation vs.. G. A. Hervey and others, was
referred to Joseph P. PAUL Tor report; B.
S. Allison was appointed trustee.
Christian F. Brari, native Of SwitEsr-
land, was admitted to citizenship.
In the case Of ]. II. Close vs.. r. N. Max
we'll, an order was entered.
Adjourned until to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-27

Simmons Liver Regulator cures malaria
bilIousness, dyspepsia, headache, consli'
patton and piles. II is most effective in
starting the sscretioDs Of the liver, causing
the bile to act as q purge. When there ID
IN excess Of bile in the niomaCh, the Reg
ulRtor ia an active purge; after the re-
moval Of the bile 1t will regulate the
bowela aud impMt vigor and health to the
whole system. MwTAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-27

KNOXVILLE, TENN, Feb, 26.-Y Yesterday
at Wards mills, in Wildcat Valley, near
Jonesviile, Va, a young man named
Thos. Stanley and Anderson Lunaiord,
bitter enemies, met, and without warning,
Lunaford knocked Stanley down with q
stick. The latter fired at his assailRnt and
shot him dead. The murderer has fed
and Is believed to hsvegon to Kentucky.
The dead mans friends have vowed VEN
geance and will not close the chase until
they get It,
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NtNDtTIVIH0 UUsVFVe'
The Wsllsburg Herald says that our an.
nouncsment that the fact that Judge Boyd
had ordered discontinuance Of the tran.
ecript Of the testimony in the Baker case,
looked es II he had made up his mind to
override tho motion foo o new trial and
that no would likely sentence Baker to
hang, 10 based on circumRtantial evidence.
Our evidence WAS almost as good as II
coming from the Judge himself.
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Yesterday morning Rev. A. L, Jordan,
pastor Of the Baptist church, preached 3
special sermon TO the Order OF United
American Mechanics, the Junior Order oil
American Mechanics and the Patriotic
Sons Of America. A largo number Of the
members Of these orders met at their lodge
rooms and marched to the church, where
the sermon was delivered, In body. The
subject Of Mr.. Jordan's discourse was,
America for the Americana" and he
talked on It in very entertaining man.
nef.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Abroad.
Mr.. Altman K. Burke, Of Philadelphia
fs at the MeLufe.
Sheriff William G. Handlan has return
ed home from flying trip to Washington
D. @.
Mr.. A. Gardner Jackson, Of ParkeIsburg,
arrived in the city last evening and regis
tered at the Mcclure.
Rev. Frank s. DeHass delivered an I'D,
dress at the Wesley NJ. E. Sunday schoo!!
Yesterday afternoon about "Ho!y Places oil
the Holy Land"
Capt. A. W. Roome, Of Washington, D.
O., a special officer in the employ Of the
Pension Bureau, is at the stamm House.
He is engaged in looking up some casea
hereabouts. Capt. Roome 10 quite well
known in the lower part Of the State,
where he has made number otimportant
aFTaata
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AT NIGHT always have Acker's Baby
Soother at hand. It is the only safe med
icine yet made that will remove all imam
tile disorders. It contains no Opium or
Morphine, but gives the child natUrai ease
from pain. Price % cents. Sold by Logan
& Co.,, G. r. GoetEe, o. Menkemiller, r
B. Burt and Bowie Bros. o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-27

OLD and reliable medicines are the best
to depend upon. Acker's Blood Elixir
has been prescribed for ye&rs for all i'm
puritiea Of the Blood. In every form OF
Scrofulous, syphilitic or MerCurial dis
eases, 1t Is invaluable. For Rheumatism
has no equal. Logan 4 Co., O. R, GoetEe,
O. Menkemiller, B. B. Burt and Bowie
Bros. 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-27

To the taste, more acceptable to the
stomach, and more truly beneficial in It's
action, the famous California liquid fruit
remsdy, Syrup Of Figs, 10 rapidly super
seding all others. Try 1t. One bottle
will prove. ita merits. Bold by Logan &
Co., Anton P. Hess, R, B, Burt and Q.
Menkemeller. At Bellaire, by NJ. N.
Mercer.