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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-25

A shipment of fine maple sugar and syrup 6
II. Jevne's.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-25

Vienna Buffet, corner Main and Reuuens
streets, for good, nourishing food.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-25

vignes & McGregor. 134 North Main streets
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-09
AICUT PEOPLE.
str1.nsors In the City and Wheeling Peopi'
Ahrnnl

strunEors In the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. j. n. Vance is at Hot Springs
Ark.
Miss Jessie Oliver is visiting relatives
Mt BellaiIe.
G. ]. Hodge, Of Hartland, Mich, is
visiting ]. @. Morrison, OF the Island.
Miss Annie NJ. Carson leaves to-day
Tor Charleston to spend the summer.
Mrs. julius Pollock and daughter have
gone to Burlington, Iowa, on a visit to
friends.
Sheriff William Handlan has returned
home from flying business trip to
Washington.
Miss Alice RadcliiT, Of Wheeling, is
the guest OF Miss Jessie Leisure, OF
Gravel Hill.-BdyGire Independent.
Mrs. Thomas Prince and daughters,
Misses Maggie and May, have returned
from visit to friends in Marietta aud
Parkersburg.
Rev. W. II. Cooke, D. D., of Wheeling,
is to deliver the commencement address
before the Y. NJ. G. A. at Marietta Col
lego this year.
A delightful dinner party was given
Hast evening at the residence OF Mr..
Henry X. List, complimentary to Mr..
and Mrs. PEBBLES Tatum.
Prof. William Armstrong, accompanied
by his mother and sisters, has gone to
Mountain Lake Park, where he has
leased cottage and will remain until
when he will return and
resume charge OF his music classes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-09

The Fifth ward Athletics and the Del.
ahantys played u game OF ball yesterday
that resulted in favor OF the Athletics by
q score Of 20 to 10.
The Manaelds and Millers played ball
on the fair grounds yesterday. 1t was a
heavy hitting game and was won by the
former by score OF SO to "a.
Kahmazoo's team braced up at Brad.
ford, Pa, yesterday and won the fourth
exhibition game by score Of IL to 2.
Batteries, German and Thompson
Sweeney and Calhoun. The Zuloos won
two out OF the four games OF the series.
The Guides" and "Dandies," two
mines composed of young society men,
will play u game Of ball at Island park
this afternoon that bids fair to draw
quite . fashionable audience. The win
ming club is promised an ice cream sup.
per by leading caterer, and a souvenir
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-09

get full control OF a mandatory, and
the best opportunity TO do so came from
a Mr.. Boyce at Muncie. The terms are
not given, but are understood to be bet
ter than any yet given to any Of the col
onists.
The Bellaire Independent says; Mr..
Lewis Jones has returned from Alabama,
and it is said that he has come to stay,
matters in the iron works which he
built and with which he was connected
in Alabama having been arranged in Il
manner which he did not like. But the
fact is that Bessemer and some OF the
other towns in Alabama and Tennessee
are not rs promising now as when some
of the capitalists from this section went
to those points. 1t is only history re-
peating itself.
Secretary Of State Walker has issued a
certificate of incorporation to the "Pres-
ton Telegraph Company" for the pur-
pose OF maintaining and operating mag
netic telegraph or telephone line or both,
in the county of Preston, W. Va, from
Kingwood, via Albrightsville, Valley
Point, Bruceton Mills, Brandonville and
other points in said county. Three
hundred dollars has been subscribed
and ten per cent paid in. The privilege
OF increasing to 81 800 is secured. Shares
are $40 and held by ]. NJ. Chichester, two
shares; w. S. Armstrong, j. II. Feather
and Joseph Feather, three shares each
Z. ]. Bowermaster, 7. w. King, J. S,
Nedrow, NJ. S. Bryte, S. F. Conner, ]. L,
McGibbons, II. L. Armstrong, Kate
Armstrong, Lizzie L. Chichester, all o.
BruCeton Mills, one share each; II. G
Hagans, r. B. Waddell, one share, o.
Brandonville, ]. A. Seuhart, Of Valley
Point, three shares and L. NJ. Albright
Of Kingwood, one share.
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BEILAIRE.
Az Sorts of Local News aud Gossip from

AL Sorts OF Local News ana Gossip from
tho Glass City.
"star" Woodbridge, of FindiRy, IS here on
business.
The Globes play the Martins Ferry Red Stock.
Ings to-day.
Lawyer Jim Tallman Is hunting squirrels out
near MOrrist0wn.
Phillip Grow, Of near Glencoe has been
granted pension,
Mr.. William DoyCrand family, Of Belfast, Ire.
lind, are visiting here
Strawberries are not very plenty In this I'M
mediate nelghbOrhOOd.
Wilson & Askew, OF the Fourth ward, have dis.
solved, Mr., Askew retiring
| Col. Rufus Lane, Of Chicago, Is here the guest
OF his brother, John \. Lane
The Ohio Valley foundry viii rcsutnc OF Noa.
day after three weeks idlencss.
severi Dcllalrc people went up to Dr. Stones
reception last night ut Wheeling.
The Bcllaire. GAINESVILLE d Cincinnati mrOad
| Is hauling the new crop OF tobacco.
Luke Gavin and George RomiCk got home
from Columbus yesterday morning.
Prof. q. b. LInch, principal OF the High school
at Mcnlo, Iowa, was In the city this week.
Rev. Il, i. Keller delivered Il lecture on
"Blrds' ut tho NJ. L. Church, Bridgeport, last
night.
Several hundred wifi go on the Cxcuniono
Rock Point to-day from here The tmin leaves
here at $3.50 n. m.
The Gypsy camp out on the commons attracts
large crowds. They have five very fine wagons
and II fine drove OfhOrses.
Miss Dorsey, Of Powhatan, o., was in the city
over night among relatives, on her way to the
teachers examination at st. ClGirsvlle to-day.
1t is reported that Samuel Bridcn, formerly Of
thIh City, hns bCeu tTesphsslng on government
In trouble
Quite novel scene WIS observed Oh the pub
lie square here yesterday. \ swarm of bcrs lIt
on the southwest corner, and some one who uH'
derstOod II hived them.
Two Of MorganS large wagons went out TO
Rock lllll filled with young folks. The ladies
footed the bill and fine time was had. The
Rock lin folks gIvO concert.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-09
A BOY DROWNED.
Another victim Added to the Long Lust

Another Victim Added to the Long List
Mt "Berry's Hole"
About5 o'clock last evening small
boy named Gibson, whose parents re-
side on McColloch street near Eleventh,
was drowned while bathing in Berry's
Hole, just east of the Baltimore & Ohio
tunnel. His body was recovered about
twenty-five minutes afterward. The
place is said to be a dangerous one for
bathing, as in the bed of the creek there
is large spring from which comes
water so cold that bathers are liable to
be attacked by cramp. Parents living
in the East End should caution their
boys in regard to this place, and thus
avoid any more occurrences Of this kind,
which are strikingly numerous in the
past record OF drownings.
Coroner Schultze was notified Of
young Gibson's drowning shortly after
the body had been removed to the
parents home, but being unavoidably
detained in his office last evening, wa
unable to view the remains. He will dc
so at S o'clock this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-09

The window glass men will close dow
on the 10Th,
Important improvements are being
made to the Brilliant glass works.
The window glass manufacturers ovel
the river held conference at BellairI
yesterday,
The Riverside glass works stockhold
ers will have meeting on the 10th, fo
the purpose OF looking into the Bowlin.
Green proposition.
The Ohio Valley foundry, Bellaire
will resume in full on Monday, aftel
three weeks idleness, caused by STRIKE
OF the workmen for weekly pay.
The prospect OF breach between thu
iron masters and workers oyer the scalI
and wage question does not grow beau
tifully less, Indeed it looks like seri
GUS conflict.
The firm Of B. Fisher & Son, proprie
tors OF the Star foundry, has been dis
solved, Mr.. c. n. Fisher retiring. The
business will be conducted by the senior
partner, Mr.. Benjamin Fisher.
About all tho local iron and steeI
works will shut down to-day in order Ia
allow the employees to attend the Anal
gamated Associations reunion and pic
tlnic Mt Rock Point, on the Beaver river
The Riverside steel plant and tube
works arc both running steadily and
making full outputs. The tube works is
now turning out galvanized iron piping
The blast furnace is also running full
time,
As the proposed removal OF the Bell
aire glass factory to Muncie, Ind, was
not satisfactory to all the stockholders,
Messrs. S. G. Hamilton, ]. II. Robbins
and John Robinson will put up new
plant Mt the place named, About $50,
600 will be invested.
The GAINESVILLE creamery having
proven a success, will be increased in
capacity from 40 to 200 pounds daily.
Considering the average price of cream
erv butter at twenty-five cents pound,
the income OF the proprletors would be
$50 per day, or Sl5,65O per year.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
Washington, Pa, glass works. The
erection OF the stack has been COM
menced. It will rise so feet from the
floor and will be 90 feet 10 inches in d.
ameter, inside measurement. Fourteen
pots will be placed in the furnace.
The WeIlsburg manufacturers held n
meeting Thursday to deliberate as to the
adyisability OF putting down another
natural gas well. There is u disposition
to 90 ahead with the work, punching
the hole at u point some distance back
OF town, in the direction Of the WASH
ington county field.
Maring, Hart & Co. have accepted IN
offer at Muncie, Ind, and will proceed
ut once to build n twenty.pot window
glass furnace at that place, and as soon
as the works can be gotten in shape,
Messrs. I. F. Hart and George Maring
will 90 to that place to look after the
business there. This firm has been do
ing an extensive iohbing business for
several years with their office in Bell
lire, and have for q long time wanted to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-09
INDIGNANT KNIGHTS.
Angry because the AmaIgnmated AssoCIn.
tion snublled Them.

hNh oHAbHNN AhNAAs
PirrsBuRGn, Pa, June Sat this
mornings session Of the Amalgamated
Association of Iron and Steel Workers
the resolution to extend fraternal greet
ings to the Knightsof Labor Iron Work
ers also in session here, was rejected.
The balance Of the session was taken up
with the consideration of the scale ques-
ton. Secretary Martin refused to say
what progress had been made, but from
one OF the delegates it was learned that
it had been decided to ask $3.50 per ton
for boiling on two cent card. The
manufacturers scale is so cents lower.
The delegate stated further that the
Amalgamated Association would stand
firm for their scale. The morning ses-
sion OF the Iron Workers Assembly,
Knights OF Labor, was occupied with
routine matters. The Knights OF Labor
delegates are indignant at the refusal OF
the Amaigamated Association TO return
greetings.
The consideration of the wage ques-
ton was continued in the afternoon,
andwhen the hour for adjournment was
reached the scale was still incomplete,
As there will be no session of the con,
vention tomorrow, the scale will be
made the first order OF business on Mon
day.
The annual reunion OF the Amalga
mated Association will take place nj
Rock Point, Pa, tomorrow. Fully 20,00(
people are expected to participate in the
festivities,
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Mrs. George McEim is visiting friends in Port.
land.
A great many from here will attend the picnic
ut Rock Point to-day.
Some necessary repairs arc being made In the
Mayors Office By Marshal burns.
A lawn ictC was given at the residence Of NJ.
George Smith, on Tenth street, last night
All dry goods and grocery stores IN this city
Will, from June u I'll October !, be closed 1t I
O'Clock p. III.
Tomorrow Is childrcn's day In the ". T..
church. Much preparation Is being made for
the occasion and the exercises promise 10 bcveH
interesting.
Mr.. William Campbell. Of Washington. ,. G.,
DR.. Oscar Campbell, Of Cleveland, o. and Nt
George Campbell and wife, Of Holiday. te3s
v, Va. were the guests Of Rev. II. W, Campbell
this week,
The 81, ClRirSyillc Prcsbytery met here Thur
day afternoon. DR.. Alexander preached the 10.
stAllation sermon, Rev, Mr.. Carroll, Of Mckee
port, delivered the charge to the congregation,
and Rev, c. o. Hays, OF Bridgeport, delivered The
charge to the pastor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-09

Special Dtspdtch 10 the Lnteligencer.
MANSFIELD, o., June s.-About three
hundred people were present ut to-day's
ball game and witnessed Mansfield win
the last game of the series with Wheel
ing, which was the first game the
home team has won for some time. The
very disagreeable succession OF defeats
that the Majors recently suffered, hay-
ing been broken by three straight vic
tories, they started in with Morrison,
the ex-League pitcher, in the
box, feeling confident of an
other victory, but in the last three
innings Morrison's delivery was solved
and the streak of batting that Mansfield
then developed, combined with loose
support given Morrison by the men in
the field, lost the game. At the bal
Wheeling was just shade stronger thar
Mansfield. The home team was especial
" strong in the field. Dale was hit by
a pitched BALL in the fourth inning and
slightly injured. 0'Brien took Misplace
in the box, Berger going into left field
| O'Brien held the visitors down to good
steady work. Otterson and Alcott put
| the ball over the fence, and Berger got {
home run on lost ball. Campion was
released and Hill took his place at sec
ond base. Mansfield has found n jewe
in Alcott and the team is slowly gettins
into better shape. The score is as fol
lows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-09

The delegates to the Amalgamated AS
ISOLATION Convention We're discussing
the manufacturers proposition Thursday
night. They pronounce it one OF the
worst and most absurd scales ever pre-
scented and say it will never be accepted,
il the mills are idle until doOmsday.
They seem to be willing to have the
present scale revised, but will not agree
to big reduction.
The new scale provides for reduction
in the price of boiling from s. 50 per
ton to s. on two.cent card and cut OF
from ten to twenty per cent in the finish
ing departments, as stated in this paper
yesterday. The reduction is more
sweeping than has been announced and
in some departments the cut is fully fifty
per cent. A number ofimportant extras
have been eliminated, which is equivai.
ent to reduction, The manufacturers
provide that the scale is to be annulled
II there are any changes in the tariff,
when another conference will be held
and the scale revised.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-09
RIVER NEWS.
stnge of the Water and Movements of the
Boats.

stage Of the Water and Movements Of tn
Boats.
The Scotia is due down, enroute from
Pittsburgh to Cincinnati, at an early
hour this morning.
The Elaine got away for Parkersburl
at II a. m. The Courier is this morn,
ing's packet in this trade.
The W. n. Chancellor was late yester.
day morning and did not pass down in
her Pittsburgh.Cincinnati trade till II
o'clock a. m.
The river is continuing to fall at the
rate Of about one-half foot perday. The
marks last evening indicated depth in
the channel OF but feet.
The Louis A. Sherley arrived from
Cincinnati at 8 o'clock last evening with
a good trip on board. She will leave for
that point on her return trip at 3 o'clock
this afternoon. The accommodations to
be found on board this excellent craft
are not excelled by those OF any other
boat on the river. Her officers, Captain
Tom Hunter and Clerk Charlie Reeves,
are always on the lookout for the inter-
est Of their patrons. The steamer is a
deservedfy popular one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-09

LIMA, O., June S.-A serious accident,
by which two players of the Toledo club
were badly injured, occurred in the
game this afternoon. Weihe, Of the
Limas, was at the bat and knocked a
high fly between home and third base.
Harry Parker, catcher, and third base
man 0'Rourke started after the ball.
They were running their hardest, and
were about midway between the two
bases, when they Collided with terrific
force. Both were knocked down and
rendered insensible. Parker remained
in that condition several hours. His
left eye was badly cut and several bones
in his face broken. His injuries are
quite serious and he was unable TO ac-
company the team home this evening.
0'Rourkc was badly bruised up and
feels quite sick, but his injuries are not
so serious us Parker's. The game was
called at the end Of the eighth inning.
From the start Lima had n complete
walk away, as the following score will
indicate;
T. III. l..
4 4lTe; :::::::5 ~ e g
EGrned-Limn, 10. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
GnmmnFs. Garfield md pnrkar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-09

While Mr.. 4Iahlon CHANGE, OF the
Tariff League, was In the Ohio Valley
says n knowing exchange, he discovered
what he believes to be a jealousy among
some of the flint glass manufacturers Of
the growing pottery business in this
country. In few instances they were
outspoken regarding the tariff on pottery
ware, and thought it should be reduced
even more than was proposed, and con.
tinued conversation on the subject led
to the information that many glass man
ufacturers supplying the same kind Of
trade had TO do so with less protection
He thinks it rather remarkable that the
jealousy should take this turn, and was
surprised to find it in the Ohio Valley,
where the interest of one would seem
to be the interest Of all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-09

Nine wheelmen, Messrs. ]. II. Baer,
Ben S. Baer, Frank Nesbitt, Will Steven
son, Will Rice, Ellis Lash, John LOTUS,
George Maxwell and b. Y. Horkheimer,
will leave here Thursday morning, July
5, via Hendrysburg, Ohio, stopping at
Cambridge, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Column
bus and Dayton, en- route to Cincinnati.
They may possibly extend the trip TO
Chattanooga, Tenn. They will take in
the Centennial ut Cincinnati for several
days. The tour promises to be delight
inI md the boys extend m invitation to
all wheelmen who desire to join them
here, or to any who desire to join them
along the ronl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-09

DenF, Dumb and blind Children Home.
The school year at the States school
for the deaf, dumb and blind Mt Romney
has closed, and yesterday those living in
this end of the State were sent home on
the B. & O.'s Cumberland accommoda.
ton, arriving here at $3.50 o'clock. The
train left Cumberland with sixty-fve Of
the unfortunatcs on board. They were
put. off at their homes along the line oil
the road. A large number went down
the Parkersburg branch. Those that
reached here were Il. MCGEE, Harry
I.auc, T. A. Bach, William 6. Ward, 2.
Keenan,, j. Perkins and Miss l.. Nc.
Adams and Miss A. Montgomery, all OF
this city, and A. Nuggins, OF Wellsburg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-09

SPRING and Summer Stock just re.
cCiYcd-the largest and most complete
in the city, consisting Of Suitlngs, Panta;
!oOnings and 0Eere0atings, which will
be made mp In the latest OF styles and ut
the lowest reasonable prices. First
class work and fit guaranteed. Our
Gents Furnishing Department includes
all the Newest Novelties Of the season.
Just received, so dozen more OF our
popular White Shirts, re.eniOrced both
front md buck. They are the best soc.
Shirt made. Large line Of Fancy Elan.
mel Shirts from soc. upwards.
c. HESS L. SONS,
Nos. 1891 g. 1923 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-09
WINDING uP THE RAFFLEs.
The Lucky Numbers in the st. Georges Fair
(,ontcsts

Contests.
The ratiles and contests which were
not decided during the fair last week in
the Capitol rink were drawn yesterday
by Col. Thomas 0'Brien, Mr.. W. G.
Beansand Mr.. Will S. Faris, OF the COM
mittee OF judges, who met Mt 8 p. M. in
St. Georges Hall for the purpose, There
were also present number OF ticket
holders and Knights and ladies inter
ested in the fair.
In many cases, no record Of the names
having been made, it could not be told
who was the holder OF the lucky tickets;
but list OF the drawings and the tickets
which won is given below. Holders OF
these tickets can get their prizes at st.
Georges Hall from 9 TO 4 p. IN. to-day.
The portrait Of Rev. Father Q. +.
Schilpp was drawn by ticket 6S3. The
smoking cap for the most popular
Knight was won by +. G. Riester. The
holder OF ticket No. IS, series No. l, won
a gentleman's silk hat. This is small
white card and was sold in the rink for
ten cents on Thursday night Of the tair.
Miss Kate Dawson won the par OF shoes
donated Messrs. o'kane * Co. she nav
ing turned IN more money th''n her OPP
ponent, Miss May Lanahan:
In the combination ralile, the prizes
were drawn by the following numbers:
No. !, handsome wash stand, drawn
by ticket III; no. iadles me trunk,
Ia, "; ). MIeyl; NO. ., clothes nam
per, va, Adam 1od BUM NO. large
steel engraving, l39; No. ., one box Vlr-
gin soap, 225; No. 6, case prepared mus
tard, i23i NO. I, Ten POUNDS OF coffee,
527; No. S, flour sitter and holder, OIl;
No.. ., four sacks hour 1 S'4 ie no. ~, ten
pounds Hankeey tobacco, 060; No. y,
chrome, chapel ut Knock, W; NO; u,
four, sacks Hour, 500; No. Is, washing
machine, 400, Mrs. John gesmoHdIi
No. ID, ten POUNDS oil Golee, lO4, A. :.
MGd9rrelil No. 10, one ladies trunk,
4lOi No. ID, one pastel painting, ~; No.
II, one carpet sweeper, 4o3; NO. lS,twen-
tty-hye packages B4GKS9oe I3Dacco, VI;
NO. 9,center taDIe,S3,N Maze ~ W lnseTterl ];
no. ~ one rug Gsi NO. =, one z, brass
fender, 0l5 Ikate MFlgnu No. Y, ten
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At an early hour yesterday morning
Clara Belmont, the keeper OF house OF
i'll fame on Chapline street, near Tenth,
attempted to take her own life by taking
about two ounces OF laudanHm. She
had been drinking heavily for n good
while, and had some difficulty with an
inmate OF her house about male visitor,
and in spell OF depression took the
poison. Two physicians labored with
her four hours before she was out Of
1auu.r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-09

Yesterday shortly afternoon stranger,
young tramp who says his home is in
Iowa and that his name is Charles
Reynolds, attempted to board a moving
train at the South Wheeling glass orks,
but missed his footing and fell, the car
striking him in such way as to break
his left leg. lie was made us comfortable
as possible, and then President Cruise, OF
the Board OF County Commissioners
had him removed to the couuty hospita!
at the Inlirmary, where he will be cared
for till he RECEIVERS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-09

The meeting Of the Plumed Knights
held last evening was well attended.
After disposing OF some business matters
the men were formed in line for the first
drill. Lieut.. W. n. LinCh was in COM
mand. He spent some time in putting
the men through the preliminary setting
up movements, in order to timber them
up. Afterwards they were given a short
drill in foot movements on Fourteenth
street. The boys became quite en-
thusiastic over the drill, which will be
continued once week, from now on.
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yi,,tors 10 tI,e Riverside.

A party OF ladies and gentlemen mum.
bering about thirty, went down to the
Riverside's big works, at Benwood, last
evening and spent two hours very pleas.
Ontly, being guided through the pipe
mill, steel works and blast furnace by
the clever gentlemen who compose the
office force. Everything was running
full and, as usual, the sights were
brilliant and interesting. The party
went down and returned on special
train provided by Capt, Spies, tho pop.
ular agent OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio at
this mint