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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

Where did the Lynchburg NeOs find
Harrison's remarks against the Blair
bill Does our contemporary vouch for
it that he made them? II SO it will make
a good campaign document -Richmon
Dispatch.
The remarks to which reference is had
are contained in q speech delivered by
Harrison on the Blair bill at the first SEES
sion OF tho Forty-eighth Congress. Our
attention was drawn to them by seeing
them quoted it q sketch OF "Haxrison,s
Life and Public Services" in the Phila-
delphia Telegraph, a Republican jour
nal supporting General Harrison for
the presidency. They constitute CON-
plese squeicher TO Yosts fanAronade
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

NEW YoRK.-Congressman TIN CAMP
pELb has returned TO Washington from
New York, and says that New York is
safe for CLEVELAND. In fact he says
that New York is no longer in doubt if
it ever was. MAURICE j. POWER, under
the wing OF TIN CAMPBELL, has been in
consultation with Democratic senators
and members who are prominent at the
headquarters OF the Congressional Com
mittee. Boss POWER echoes TINS en-
thusiastic prediction as to the outcome
in New York State. So says Washing
ton correspondent OF the New York
World.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
rASp's own words. In his letter OF
acceptance The President said:

"True TO the undertaking course OF
the Democratic party we will not neglect
the interests OF labor and our working
men. In NIL efforts to remedy existing
evils We will furnish no excuse for the
loss of employment or the reduction OF
the wages of honest toll. On the contra
ry. we propose in any adjustment OF our
revenue laws 10 concede such encourage.
ment and advantage 10 the employers OF
domestic labor as will easily compensate
for any difference that may exist between
the standard OF wages which should be
paid to our laboring men and the rate
allowed in other countries. "
The Gazette must, We think, acknow-
ledge that President CLEVELAND and
Governor Hull and the Democrats OF
New York all stand upon the Virginia
Roanoke platform. We are in such good
company that we cannot but express our
regret that the Alexandria gazette is not
with rs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
New BooE.

Quccr People. WIN PAIRS and Ca'cs
and their Kwccr K0pers. illustrated.
BY PALMER Cox, author of 1.-The
Brownies, Their Book. Philadelphia :
HUBBARD BROTHERS.
The Queer People Of this book belong
to the animal classes, both wild and
tame. 1t is crowded with illustrations,
and will please the children.
For sale 10y the publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

The attra ton of grayitation comes rs
near beng universal principle as any
known to man. and most men are IN the
habit of considering 1t as fundamental
fact, which no one can question. But
Professor Assph Hall contributes pa
per to GOuid'S AstrOno",icd JcnTh6',
in wAich lie points out that the motion
Of several stars does not agree with tins
principle .-Phitodetphia Press.
In book published few years ago by
Hon. J. b. STALLO, Of Ohio, United
States Minister to Italy, it is stated that
we coin phrase {" attraction OF grsyi-
tation y and think we have discovered a
principle or explained what we have not
even attempted to explain. He quotes
HERBERT SPENCER TO this purport, We
think. and we are not sure that he does
not call in old Sir ISAAC himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

"a total humiliation of either the
McCOYs or the HATFIRLDs is said TO be
the only way to peace in the noighbor-
hood of Catettsburg. Ky" When the
annihilation takes place it would be well
to include the able preyaricator who
seems to have q corner on the McCoY-
HATFIELD news.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
Allnf Hath.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch

KoKoMo, IND, September lS.-Sam-
uel Pruett shot his wife and the lstter's
attorney. j. Q. Blacklidge, IN tae court
room here this morning. An action for
divorce between Pruett and his wife was
being tried when Pruett drew revolver
and shot his wife in the left breast aud
again in the shoulder, and then shot
Baekhdge in the right breast. The
woman will die, but Blackhdge's wound
il NOT fatal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

What a pity that Richmond capitalists
have not built fine new hotel here this
year. The yellow-feyer scare will keep
thousands Of northern people out Of
Florida next winter and out of these
thousands Richmond might have secured
enough to fill two or three large first
class hotels all the winter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
End ofa uemarkabIe Case.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WARWICK COUNTY, Sept Is, 1883.
The Attorney for the Commonwealth
to-day entered noile prOseql0 in the
case Of the Commonwealth against Ben
jsmin Washington. The accused was
indicted about eighteen months ago IN
the County Court OF this county for muir
der. On his arraignment he elected to
be tried in the Circuit Court. This gave
him several months At the fret term OF
the Circuit Court the case was continued
on account of the absence OF an lmpor-
tant witness. This carried the case over
for six months. Attic second term be was
tired and the trial resulted IN hung
Jury. Before this trial two OF the most
important witnesses for the Common
monwealth bad died and several Of
minor importance had moved to parts
unknown. Only one witness swore
positively that the accused inflicted the
fatal blow. while there vas evidence OF n
threat made by this witness against the
deceased and the evidence of the accused
against the witness. At thisterm he was
bailed. At the third term this important
witness had lett whereabouts unknown.
The Attorney for the Commonwealth was
forced to ask for continuance At tho
present term, this witness not having
been heard from, n nDile pr0seYW was
entered. The accused was represented
by Mcssrs. j. /. Hubbard, Henley, and
Peachy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

bandsus, which set mp shout, 80 look
out for Hanover. She will DO true TO
Cleveland. Thurman, and Wiekham.
There isa protracted meeting going on
NJ Sbsdy.Grove church, carried on by
Rev. Mr.. Coloaaa with good results.
Before our friends lett us We served up
some fried chicken and things and we
hone said friends arrived safely in Rich
mond and were not lost in the swamps
FOx-HuNTER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

The Ohio STATE Journal says: "Cin-
cinnati has adopted the wrong course in
fighting other parts Of the State, and
doing it through malicious SANDER"
HALsIEAD has turned some OF the guns
he has been using on the South upon his
own State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
rtrh mnter rreheriehnhnrr.

I0TT- -0I -"T- IN " V-1 ---'F----II'-
FREDEAIcEsBURG, Va, September Is.
The rise in the river here which com
mencod yesterday still continues. At
this writing it is eighteen feet above
hieh-vater mark, being the highest 1t
has attained for number Of years. Cap
tain John Ward has lost over 5000 ties,
and Mr.. ". 5. Embrey q like amount 10y
the iresbet, and should the rise be
twelve inches higher it will cause loss
OF from ~. 900 to l5, coo more ties. Two
barges loaded with coal have been tloated
on the wharf. and should the tide fell to
carry them off it will cause considerable
loss. The damage to crops and the loss
OF ties up to this time will exceed $1,000.
\ large lot of drift wood is ahoat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

"New inventions are frequently turn
ed to account by criminals, as we'll as the
detectives, but it will puzzle the crimi-
nails how to make use of the new pocket
pLotographing apparatus. They might
photograph the detectives just for the
amusement of the thing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
The TWO Houses.
MILTON, n. G., Sept. II, 1888.


TO he Editor Of the Dispatch:
viii you please publish in your paper
a statement showing the political
complexion of each branch of the
National Congress from 1872 to the
present time, and so settle q little dis
pute? Yours very respectfully,
W. NJ. WATKINS.
Up to March 4, 1875, the Republicans
controlled the House Of Representatives;
then the Democrats TIL March 3, 1881 !;
then the Republicans till March 3, 1885;
then the Democrats till now.
The Senate vas Republican up TO
March 3, 1879; then Democratic till
March 8, 1881, when it stood 81 to 81,
with MALONE and DAVID DAVIS on
neither side. From 1888 till now it has
been Republican.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

Everybody DESTROYS Of seeing the
means of communication between va
rious parts Of the city improyed-and
who is not will be glad that the use
OF electricity as motor, now on trial IN
Fourth avenue, gives promise of excel
lent success. As the electric car which
began yesterday to run regularly has to
accommodate itself to the cars pulled
by horses little improvement in speed
can now be looked for. When the line
is fully equipped with these cars the Of
ficials say that the running time will be
reduced almost one half.-Ae'O York
IribuRC.
Richmond was nearly year ahead OF
New York in this matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

The Philadelphia Press says "The
Senate should adjourn and replenish its
stock of courtesy" In order to that a
number of Republican members would
have to resign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
The Mercie Nodel OF Lee.
.Ae Edilor Of lie DNnatch:

To the EditOr Of the D&patch;
BY your issue Of this morning / see
that our honored Governor is reported
as replying to come of my criticisms on
the Lee model now on exhibition. As
the Governor is a distinguished cavalry
man, and | was never in that branch Of
the service, / yield of course to his state
ment OF the cavalry regulation for hold
ing the reins | was only giving what l
had been accustomed to see among
riders in the country, which seemed to
me to give as perfect control over tho
horse as could be accomplished with the
left hand. 1t seems, however, that the
artist has failed to give the regulation
holding of the reins, in that he has not
"the little finger between the reins, J"
which would give the rider the advantage
Of guiding the horse with that hand, the
lack Of which noticed in the figure.
The Governors statement of the action
of the figure is more complicated than |
had taken it to be. He says: 1.-The ar
fist intended, think, to represent the
General as drawing the rein to scan the
battle field, and as he takes of his hat to
return the cheers of his men his eyes
search for the weak spot in his enemy's
lines upon which TO order the final
charge made" don't think an ordinary
observer would thus interpret the figure.
The bare head on horse slowly moving
suggests the return Of salute; but the
salute Of soldiers is usually made TO q
general near by, and if Lee was near
enough TO his men TO receive and return
a salute he would hardly be in a situation
in which he could scan the battlefield
and find the weak spot in his enemys
lines. The elevated eyes indicate that
he is looking at distant object but no.
thing else about the figure, l think, com
ports with that idea, and if the artist has
mingled the two actions, as supposed by
the Governor, he has been wanting in
that simplicity Of design which is 80 de-
sirable in statue. II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

The seasOn-rersonai- Ra,n-.

The SeasOn-Perseua i-Ehe Eatns.
[Corresponl9oce Of the Richmond Dispatchl
BUFFALO LITHA SPRINGS, VA,
September IL, 1883.
August is the great month for visitors
here, and during that month there was
very good crowd present. But with the adj
vent of cooler weather most of them have
left, asisthe custom at our watering places.
There are still some eighteen or twenty
here, lured by the great virtues Of these
waters no less than by the delightful
temperature which prevails. While you
Ero sweltering in the city during the
cheated term out here the mercury
showed decidedly lower point. While
the middle Of the day may have been
somewhat uncomfortable the mornings,
evenings, and nights we're just splendid.
Colonel Holt, OF North Carolina, can
didate for Lieutenant-iovernor, Is still
here, but much improved, and hopes to
be able TO take part in the canvass in
that State before the election comes oil.
These famous waters have kept up
their standard OF cures this year. and
many who came here feeble and dis
eased have returned well and hearty
praising the wonderful power which had
given them such relief. One case was
50 remarkable as to require notice. 1t
WAS that OF q gentleman one of whose
kidneys was SO diseased that the doctors
told him nothing but its removal
would afford relief. The death of his
physician alone prevented the operation.
Befcre making up hismind to try another
surgeon his friends persuaded him to try
the effect OF these waters. lie did so
doubhngy, and to his great qualification
he at once began to improve. He re-
NAMED here about six weeks and left
seemingly entirely cured. 1t was a most
marvellous case OF the wonderful cura-
tive power of this water.
The people of this section have suf-
fered, like those of all other sections Of
Eastern Virginia, first from the dry
weather which prevailed in the early
summer and lately from the copious
rains which have fallen. Those who are
cultiyating river and creek bottoms have
also suffered by the overflow OF the
streams. AITCH,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
Hanover Entertaiu. Riehmond.

SHADY GROVE, HANOVER CO., VA, !
September Is, 1888.
Last night Patrick Henry Council,
Royal Arcanum, was visited by wagon
load Of arcdnttHiites from your city, and
we were delighted and glad to see that the
brethren had enough grit to come out but
old Hanover was ready, and the council
turned out and brought them in out of
the wet and all had good time. APP
propriate addresses were delivered by
Grand Secretary William Loyenstein.
Grsod- Guide G. w. Harwood, and Bro
theirs +. L. Sutton and n. Ezekiel OF
Virginia Council. You know Hanover
grit and you can rest assured that we viii
give Henry Clay in Ashland race for
the pennant.
The roads down here are pretty muddy,
but Demooraticf faith is pretty strong. One
Of tbs visitors last night dropped a red
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
AN ABSOLUTE CURE OF A
"A MOST DISTRESSING SKIN DISEASE By


TIE CUrCURA KINEDlES.
In the winter Ot lS9INO | found myself a.
0icied with a eiOgular eruption 90 my limbs, 90
whk,h had hitherto been 4 stranger. The trOu-
bio appeared IN large biowhe', upon which Ne
81 % vas raised. but no gathering under ~. No
particular pain attended DO save burning,
-tinsing seuiat on aud Gu iuto.erahie itching
such - was never be orc experienced Alter
becoming satisfied mat it bad come - stay
called my physiriar. who, after u thorough er-
amIr alton, yrOu bounced II q case ~ eczema lie
conferred Ee bv faVing Nlat 10 could cure 10
that IL vas merely "A skin disease incident 90 Old
people: was neither dangerous nor contagious.
hgt II not arrested would prove exceedingly
troublesome and annoying " me. asked him
20 prescribe. which he ala; powders and pills %
bo taken in FaTdly aud wash for outward ap-
but the wash ouly aggravated the Irritation, aud
after few applications had 10 DO abandoned.
Stefan 10 cali counsel, WAi'u ne HlI- iHf th-t
was eThmiued, the med .clno5 changed. ohey-d
orders 90 tho letter. all " no purpose. The
uiC.cles would diaappcar ln one place NeaYug
stniu upon the skiu as " s)me DARK liquid had
been spilled over IT,, only " appear ~ another
10 al boon part N my carly education % dis
cOuntenGnce al advertised medicines as Colu-
sIon Gnd a snare. tat enc day, IN g.anring over
newspaper. / n trod under tho head Of your
CUTICUEA KEAEDIGs a case prectsely similar 10
my Own and after reading IL over several Hmes
went Immediately g. the nearest drugstore, pur-
chased bottle Of CUriCEkA kEsOLYENT, Two
cakos OF CUTISgKA SOAR, and a bOY Of CUrICUBA.
resolving 20 .se them cisndeStiuely, carefully
noting the oi0cts Tie result f The drstsbssh
with an after application " the CUTlCURA, WAS
most grateful aud Astonishing, quickly alAying
the burning. itching sensation, snd making ms
almost fOrgotit ever e1isted. / perseyered unal
an absolute cure VAS effected. consider your
CUTiCURA REMEDIES IN valuable. and chcerfUily
recommend them as such. one OF our seven
Cutcura Boys which has gone al over tho
world, is my grandson, and. and the remedies
that Elected his speedy and wonderful cure was
applied upon my recommendation.
AUGU STA q. SMITH.
Ashland, Ohio.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

Sold everywhere. Price: CUrIcUEA, 50c.
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POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COMPANY, Boston,
Mass
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II STOPS THE PAIN.


LACORAlONS, FhO~hASs. &e.
DEATS THEM ALI
IL ONLY 81 BOUND TRIP.
GRAND SATURDAY-NIGHT EXCURSION TO
OLD POINT AND NORFOLK.
FULL NOON on THB JAMES.
ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS STEAMER ARIEL.
no TINE LOST FROM BUSINkSS.
LOOK At THIS SCHEDULE
Leave Richmond NEXT SAfU kDAY NIGHT,
september 22d, st 10 O'Clock; arrive az Old Point
at 8 A. NJ. ana Norfolk at \. NJ. Leave Norfolk
sunday At4 p. NJ. and old Point AZ . 7. NJ: ar
rive at Richmond az ~ o'clock sunday night
Tickets also good 10 return the following ues-
day. September 25tb.
Ample time Sunday 70 visit Virginia Bea.h,
Ocean Wow. Hampton. soldiers Rome &c.
Ladies' saloon reserved for tnelr exclusive use.
Elegant meals aud refreshments on steamer
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Beats them ALL
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se 1851
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

InpARTs New EsEnoy TO THE BRAIN.
giving the feeling aud sense OF increased
intellectual power.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
SCHOOL.

McGUIRE'S SCHOOL.
vi TWENTY FOUNrd SESSION..
First entrance day SEPTEMBER l9rH. School
assemblies for work 5 ZIP TENDER 24rH.
Removal September l7ih from 90 south Third
street 10 nos aDd north bsiytdere street,
overlooking hOnrOe Park.
Entrance from school enclosure
UPPER sCHOOL...........JOHN 2. MCGUIRE
LOWER sCHOOf.........MEs J. Z. MCGUIRE
FULL CORPS OF ASSISTANTS.
Special sIeet-car arrangements for boys from
Church Hin and Manchester
For terms for dAy-schOlars, or bOariers By tho
session Of nine months or per WeeK-from Mon
day TO Friday. see circulars IN bookstores Or in
drugstores on west \ ain street.
Sc 7-d&weXSutSe30
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
BRLEF COM.NENT.

The usual occasional and semi-occa-
sional rumor that BISMARCK wants to re-
sign has arrived from Berlin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

TDGEW ORTIZ BOARDING AND
H DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. - west Frank
lin street, Baltimore. Nd, Ms H. J. LEFkBFRk,
Principal This school viii kEDPEN On
THURSDAY no 0th Of Sepsmber. The course
Of instruction embraces all tho studies Included
ia A thorough english KGneeuon, aod tho
French AID German languages ars praencAiiy
innsht ~ ltW&Sa2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
II KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY

j " SCHOOL.
Telyidere Hall. 80 west Main street.
The eighth session will begin OtIOBERl /, 1853
MISS VIRGINIA X. shy DER, Principal.
Mrs. A. h. NOzJ, Associate. For circulars ap-
Ply TO tho principal, w Eost Grs'' street.
pa fS-deK~g-0ci
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

Reading notices in resdlng-naticr type ,
rpte a. ioss. 81; in noopsrei saded. 'Sc.
Card q rates for more space furnished on sp-
tlbcsuon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND.
~ Collegiate institute for Young Ladies' and
Preparatory school for Little Girls, EMILIA
POST-OFF1CE, three miles from Baltimore, Nd.
Conducted by tho Sisters Of NQ,re Dame. Send
for catalogue ~ ls-W, Sa&Su2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

hnieticrs ana kilograms mus, be addressed
to TBR DISPATCH COMPANY
Rejected communications win no. Be 70
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
EnunAIf0NAG.
DEADING AND ORATORY.

HI
MISS LILLIAN ARNOLD, pupil Of Professor
r. X. Raymond. lsts PrnciPa o. uo 20 pS' ~,
echool Of Orator., WILL GIVE PRIVATE tW
class LESSONS IN READING AND OKAIOHf
a, 3Oi east Prnnklin. For terns apply TO
MIss ARNOLD.
a. ..x -, r, A.. ar. IA. agrtrrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
nIps Z " RARKSpALE WILL

MRS. +. W. BARKSDALE WILL
vi OPEN A SCHOOL FOR Girls stP.
TEHBge ArH on the corner Of FOushee ami
Cary streets. she has had losg aud successiui
experience IN colleges and Schools OF high gfade,
and feels mat she can guarantee satisisciion'
Tuition In EHgisb, Latin, French, AVID German
Mu.c on Piano and Guitar. Terms moderate
she has numerous and handsome testimonials,
which she will tako pleasure in sbOvlDg.
Refers 10 Rev. Dr. ". D. Boge, DR.. o. ". Har-
ris, Colonel G. 4. Bartsdsie, Z. G. Leake' Dr.,
ESQ and DR.. J. G. Trcyilian.
Shs can be seen during tho present week NJ
2i2 east Main street Afterwards corner tOu-
shee and Cary streets ~ ls-eplB
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19
RICHMOND COLLEGE.

SESSION SEPTEMBER -, 1874. ToJUNEeo, 1880
Eightdndspendeut schools. completely maHned
aud well squipped: good library and museum
specia. courses n lectures; bvTthiul 10 atiVb'
aftra-five groinfs; elegant hAHs and class
rooms. large snd airy dormii0ries. now motel,
gymnasium, and bath rosm5. high standaris'
and the best Surroundings.
Exuenses Of nonresident student, $3.50; OF
resident about f21O for Bine months session.
For catalogue with fail Information asto or
ganizatiOu courses Of instruction desrees, fees
&c, address IL H. hAIhtS,
Chairman Of ne Faculty.
~ 20-cod2m kcn1n mo, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

MISS DANIELS SCHOOL, 800
vi east Grace street. Ths next session Of this
SCHOOL BEGINS SEPTEMBER 25rH. Compo-
tent assistance employed in all departments.
For further particulars apply for circulars.
70 7-tSe2J
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-19

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, PETERS
u BURG, yA.-The twenty-tourth annual SEES
sion Of this school for Boys begins the FIRST
MONDAY IN OCTOBER. Thorough prspera-
tons for University Of yirginia. leading sngi-
nesring srhool. and unlted states mtil,sry and
naval scaaemies; highiy recommended ~ fscll
" OF University OF Virginia fsh STAT of In
structors: situaison healthfnL kaFty application
advised, as number Of boarrisrs Is strictly
limited. For catalogue address W. GORDON
hcCABE, Head Matter. ~ - sodsfn'