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BEAT HER BLACK AND BLUE.
Cruel Treatment OF Actress Clara Russell by
Her Husband.

CHICAGO, Feb, 12,-Near midnight last
night in the Commercial hotel, acom-
motion was created by the piercing
screams OF a woman, The flst person to
arrive on the scene found a man beating
y woman, They proved to be William
F. Doran, scenic artist for Mary Ander.
son, and his wife, known to the stage as
Miss Clara Russell, also ofthe same COM
pany, and plays the part Of second
lady" and "Arst dancer"
Mr., O, W, Dabb, the proprietor OF the
hotel, elected Doran from the hotel, and
Miss Russell, with her face badly bruised
and disfgured, went to her room, Be-
tween sobs she managed to say that she
was an English girl, and had first come
to this country with Irving several years
ago. She had met Doran in New York.
They had grown to like each other, She
returned to England, and they did not
see each other again until the organiza-
ton OF Miss Anderson's present COM
pany. Their old attachment revived,
and in Boston three weeks ago they were
secretly married, unknown even to the
members Of the company, Doran, she
said, was insanely jealous OF her. ~
was going home alone from McVickers
one night last week." she continued.
when | was passing IN alley on Dear
born street man came from out
tue darkness and lifted his hat
to me. | thought I was alone,
but man whom | afterward saw was
my husband, ran past me and knocked
the other man down, l left them fight.
ing and ran frightened to the hotel,
Presently my husband came into my
room and slapped and beat me, l man.
aged to put him out, but he climbed in.
to the room again over the transon and |
gave me another beating. "As we came
from the theatre last night he kept
plnChing my arm until-just see how
Il looks" and Miss Russell, pulling up
the sleeve OF her dress, displayed ashape-
ly arm bruised black and blue, "Aiter
! came home," continued Miss Russell,
VI went to the dining room. was eat
ing a lunch and drinking a bottle OF
beer when Will came In, He took me
by the shoulders and dragged me into
the hall and beat and struck me In the
iQCe, lust us YOU see,"
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TREASURY COMpurATIONs.
The Relative Reductions of the Mills nnd
senate TarifT Hills Estimated.

The Relative Reductions of the Mills md
Senate TarIf DIlls Estimated.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb, 12.-The
computations made by the Treasury De-
partment as to the probable effect on tho
revenues Of the tariff bill and the Senate
amendments have been made public.
They show that tho House bill will re-
duce tho collection from customs S5O,-
35O,S45, and from internal revenue Sl7,-
0l0,204, or q total reduction oi revenue
OF sol, ,66O,679. The bill as amended by
the Senate would reduce the customs
collections $l3,976,S ,Ss7, and the internal
revenue receipts S3S,905,7s0, or $47,.
SS2,B67 in the aggregate. The average
advalorem rates under existing laws Is
409l, under the House bill II would be
49.SS, and under the Senate bill 40 per
Hnnt
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Supreme Court OF Appeals.

Since the last report the following or
ders have been made by tho Supreme
Court OF Appeals in session at Charles
ton;
Fidelity Company VS.. Shenandoah
Valley Railroad Company, from JelIer-
son county; submitted.
Chenowith, ct, al, vs.. County Court OF
Richie, from Doddrldge county; writ Of
error allowed.
Caltee, ct. al, vs. Board OF Education,
from Mercer county; petition for appeal
and supersedeas refused.
Barnes vs.. Boyers & Harden, from
Marion county; writ Of error dismissed
and re.allowed.
On Monday the following orders were
made:
sherrard VS.. Keiter, from Hampshire
county two cases. opinion by Brannon {;
judgment reversed and cases remanded.
Central Land Company vs.. Laidley,
from Summers county; opinion by
affirmed.
Colliman vs. HedriCk, from Greenbrier
county; opinion by English; decree OF
Circuit Court affirmed.
Taylors executor ys. Cox, from Nc
Dowell county; opinion by English; de-
cree OF Circuit Court corrected and af-
Child VS.. Hurd, from Taylor county;
opinion by Green; decree OF Circuit
Court reversed and cause remanded.
In this case the court isof opinion that
Colgate Is sentitled TO the fund.-
Reed Administrative vs.. N. N. & NJ. V.
Co., from Cabell county; opinion by
Snyder; judgment Of the Circuit Court
reversed and case remanded, the court
holding that the petition for removal to
the United States Court was Improperly
refused, Judge Green dissented.
Smith vs.. Parsons, from Randolph
county, was dismissed with costs, lor
failure TO print.
Adjourned till next Saturday after.
noon at 4 o'clock.
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pAEKERSBuRlt NHWS.

Perhaps Tuscott Is ut Clarksburg-Hotel
Change Criminal Matters.
Special Dipatch to he IntelliGner.
PARKERsBURo, W. Va, Feb. 12.-Chiel
Of Police Melen received telegram
this afternoon from tho police author
tiles Of Clarksburg asking for descrip-
ton Of TascOtt, they think they have
him out there.
A change took place to-day in the pro.
prietOrship OF the Commercial Hotel,
George r, Stafford selling his interest TO
W. l.. Tibbetts who will run it hereafter
by himself,
Il. A. Woods, the hotel crook, was in
diCted to-day and his trial set for next
Friday.
The sentence of law student L. B.
Triplett has been changed from Sl00 fine
and six months imprisonment TO $500
and no imprisonment.
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A NEM STAR AppEARs.
Tho Latest Mention for u Cabinet Place
Heretofore Undiscovered.

The Latest Mention for Cabinet Place
Heretofore Undiscovered.
INDIANAPOLIS, ISD., Feb. PA now
star has been discovered in the constel.
lation of Cabinet possibilities, in the
person OF General Noble, OF st. Louis,
one Of the leading attorneyso OF that city.
His name is being coupled with the
office Of Attorney General as the reple.
sentative OF the Southern border States.
General Noble, although not in tho en-.
joyment Of n national reputation as a
lawyer, is well known to PresidenteleCt
Harrison. lie graduated at Oxford Col
lege, Ohio, the year before Gen. Harri.
son finished his scholastic course, and
the friendship formed in college days
has remained intact to this date. What
particularly recommends and renders
possible, II not probable, the selection
OF Gen, Noble, Is the fact that he Is not
identified with any party faction In his
State. 1t is said that the Withdrawal OF
the Hon. John B. Henderson's name
from the list OF Cabinet possibilities was
necessitated largely upon these grounds.
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THE Quo SOCIETY.
The Annual Banquet to be Held Next. Tues
dny-AEsw Club House.

The Annual Banquet 10 be Held Next. Tues
dny-AEs Club House.
New YoRK, Feb. l2,-The fourth an
nual banquet Of the Ohio society OF New
York will be held on Tuesday, February
10, at Delmonico's. Many prominent
speakers will be present. Among those
invited are President.elect Harrison, ex-
President II. b. Hayes, Senators sher.
man, Allison, Maderson, Payne and
Plumb, and Governors Foraker and AL
ger. The Cornell mansion, at the north
west corner OF Fifth avenue und Forty
Fourth street has just been purchased
and will be altered for q club house. A
special meeting Of tue society was held
lust to hear and take action on the re-
port OF the committee having in charge
the purchase OF the new club house.
The price Ia $235, 900, Of which tue So
ciety lacks 100000. It was decided TO
start subscription, and In this way $76,-
600 was raised last night, aud commit.
tee was appointed TO raise the remaining
sum of $50, 600,
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Opposed to Tho New Election Law.

PARIS, Feb. l2,-The adoption by the
Chamber Of Deputies last night Of the
scrutin d'Arrondissment bill has offered
much qualification to the opportunist
journals, The Rpubliqus Francaiss says;
We armed the Republic yesterday, We
will not dlsarm 1t tomorrow by voting
for 9 revision Of the constitution"
The Journal Des Debats says; "The
establishment OF the SCrutin d Arrondiss.
ment system Of voting can only result
tayorably with a moderate cabinet in
office" The radical journals fear the
consequences that will follow the adop-
tIon OF the measure. The monarChial
and Bollangist papers declare that the
action OF the Chamber OF Deputies in
passing the bill will not change the YER
dict OF the electors,
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TUE RUSH TO WASHINGTON,
The Crowds Bound for the Inauguration
Unprecedented.

The Crowds Bound for the Inauguration
Unprecedented.
PIrTspURdn, Pa, Feb. 12.-The belief
that the visitors to Washington on March
4th will exceed the number Of those at
any previous Inauguration, finds sub.
stantial expression in the efforts made
by our railway companies to provide ad.
euuate facilities for their movement.
The managing officers Of the Pennsyl-
vania lines have given the matter care
full study. From February 26th until
March 9th the rails OF this system will
be hot with wheels. Special trains OF
coaches and Pullman cars will be run
from Chicago, st. Louis, Indianapolis,
Cincinnati, Toledo and Cleveland, and
extra coaches and Pullman cars will be
attached to regular trains running from
these cities to Washington.
The Pennsylvania lines own over 1000
passenger coaches and the requisite
number Of locomotives, This equip
ment will be placed at the aCCommo.
dation OF the thousands OF pilgrims To
the capitol. AS soon as train Is run into
Washington and unloaded, 1t will be
run out again in order that there may be
no blockage OF trains to interfere with
prompt systematic handling OF the traffic.
The Pennsylvania special train No. 20,
will have connection from Harrisburg
TO Washington on February 25th to
March 4th. This will enable passengers
from the west to become settled In their
quarters before dark.
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plea.nnt pnrty on lho I.lnnn.

A charming A o'clock coffee, orlunch-
con, was given yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. A. ]. Clarke at orpleasant homeon
South Penn street, Island. It was given
in honor OF Mrs. james PAUL and Mrs.
Judge Joseph Il, PAUL, two OF this sea.
sons brides, who assisted Mrs.
Patterson, OF st. Clairsville, who
Is a guest Of Mrs. Clarkc's, also
assisted the hostess There were
about thirty-ave ladies present. Refresh
ments were handsomely served in
courses on small tables which were pref
tily trimmed with flowers. Cute little
bon bon boxes filled with choice Coniec-
tions were served with the lust course ms
souvenirs. The plate cards were artistic
bits OF water coloring.
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Tn travnr ~ AN slon,n IIrcs.ss.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19,-The Senate
Committee on Finance held meeting
this morning to consider the report otthC
subcommittee which has been giving
hearing for some time 10 representatives
OF the Knights OF Labor and others on the
much vexed question Of the retention oil
the steam presses now used In printing
Government securities. Tho committee
agreed 10 q report, which will be pre-
B6hted 10 the Senate, probably to'mor-
row, opposing tho proposed substitution
Of hand work for mechanical printing,
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A pLUCKY SERVANT GIRL
She Frlghtens Couple OF burglars Away,
woupding One of Them.

She Frlghtensa n Couple OF burglars Away,
wouuding One of Them.
MINNEAroLlS, MIMI, Feb. IA
plucky servant girl at thehousc OF A. NJ.
Crittenden prevented the house from
being robbed last night. The girl had
been left alone in the house to take care
OF a child while tho family were out for
the evening. About 1880 she heard a
peculiar noise at the rear door, and a
moment later the glass In the upper part
Of the door was broken In and she heard
some one fumbling at the bolt, she ran
up stairs, secured a revolver, and rush.
Ing to the window directly over the door,
pointed the revolver down and fired.
She heard two men shout, one OF them
evidently In pain. She waited aud saw
two men, one supporting the other, who
was holding his right arm as II II were
hurt, hurrying away from the house,
When the family came homo an invest.
cation showed that the bullet had done
good work, us there was large pool ol
blood on the doorstep,
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This Is what you ought to have, in
fact, you must have II, to fully enjoy
life. Thousands are searching for Il
daily, and mourning because they find
II not. Thousands upon thousands OF
dollars arc spent annually by our people
In the hope that they Inay attain this
boon. And yet II may bO had by all.
We guarantee that Electric BittGrs, Il
used according to directions aud the use
persisted In, will bring you Good Dl-
gesLion and oust tho dealnon Dyspepsia
and install instead EupUpsy. We rec
ommend Electric Bittefs for Dyspepsia
and nll diseases OF Liver, Stomach and
Kidneys. Sold al 60C aud 81 per bottlu
by Logan 4 Co., drngglsL. 4
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DUBLIN, Feb. i2.-Mr. William o'llriOn
was taken from TraleO To Killarney to.
day, where he was araigned on the last
summons Issued against him for VIC.
lallnR tho crimes act, NJ, O'Btion
looked haggard. When his case was
called Ia court hC asked for an adjourn.
nOnt on the ground that he had moi
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A.,....i,a e,sa.,,., l,,nrn,sd.

wASltSoroS, D, O., Feb, Ex-senator
Plum to-day presented resolution Of
tho lower House Of the Kansas LeglSla'
turo, requesting Congress 10 adopt such
mpasufes and as Will secure 10 every
citizen Of the Southern States perfect
protection In the exercise Of all political
lights, Ulc, even though u be necessary
70 place such States under military ad'
thOfty,
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rnE pEEF AND PORK COMBINE.


Tho Investigation to bC Held at st. Louis
on the Twelfth ut March.
ST. LOUIS, Feb, l9.-Governor Humph.
rcy, Of Kansas, has selected st. Louis as
the place aud March 12 as the time for
holding the interstate convention to In
vestigate the alleged beef and pork COM
binc. The convention will be composed
Of Joint committees OF three Senators and
Ave Representatives from the Legisla.
lures from Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri,
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Mich.
ivan, Minnesota, Arkansas, Texas, Col.
orado, New Mexico, Arizona and Wyom.
Ing. Several OF tho States have already
been heard from favorably, and there ID
little doubt but that all Of them will be
represented Tho Governor Of Penn
sylvania has expressed o desire to have
that State represented, although Penn
Bylvania was not invited 10 Join the
movement.
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Prisoners Tor tho Pen.

MI. @. Hoffman and W. j. Lambert,
Of Martinsburg, registered at the stamm
House last evening. They came on
here in the capacity Of guards assisting
Deputy Sheriff Harvey Miller, who
yesterday placed in the State penitcn-
tiary at Moundsville three prisoners,
two white men and ono Colored, sem
fenced at this term OF tho Berkeley
county Circuit Court. Banks is the
colored mans name. He gets five years
for theft, second oiIense, One ol the
whites goes in for forgery and the other
for breakinV into n car.
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A DIH HAUL
Sixteen CountSrfoltSrs now in Jail at Pitts
burgh After Years OF Search.

sixteen CountCrfcltSrs now In Jail ut Pitts
burgh After Years of Search.
PIrrsDuRon, Feb. l2.-United States
detective Mcsweeney arrested two more
Countericiters in Butler county to-day,
making sixteen in all. The hearing Of
the parties brought to the city on satur.
day last was to have taken place this
afternoon, but has been postponed until
Thursday. Deputy Marshal Chambers
Is serving subpunas on witnesses, aud
an army Of them will DO present at the
hearing. The work Of ierretihg out this
gang was commenced several years since,
but active measures against the members
were suspended, because the arrest Of
ono OF tie party scared the others so
badly that they ceased work.
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ACuANCG For LAWYER KNIGHT,
offered $500 for m OpInlOn In Acc0t dance
with KGnuR's Course,

WIN hpWHhs SWuFhVs
PARERRsRuRd, W,VAn Feb, l2,-Hon,
Eugene Dana, ono OF the wealthiest coal
operators in the Kanawha valley, offers
to give $500 to any man who will pro.
cure from A. b, Fleming's attorney, E,
B, Knight, a written statement saying
that it is his opinion as a lawer that the
action oI the Democratic members Of
the Legislature, in refusing to declare
the result for Governor on the face OF
the returns, is constitutional and legal,
Mr., Knight is u lawyer Of fine leputa,
tion, and Mr., Dana knows that he would
not ruin that reputation, Mr.. Knight
refuses to give an opinion, but he Is said
to agree with Judge Ferguson that the
Democratic course is wholly unConstitu-
tional. But Fleming Is In the hands OF
Kenna and the State Committee.
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Blnlno on Annexation.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 19. Recently
Congressman Milliken, Of Maine, and
bis cousin, Seth Milliken, Of New York,
who Is a large manufacturer and has In
vestments In the South, called on Mr..
Blaine on private business. During the
conversation the merchant, who has
known Mr.. Blaine for years, asked him
II he was In favor OF the annexation OF
Canada. Mr.. Milliken says that Mr..
Blaine replied that lie was, but that he
did not think II would be brought about
by agitation. In tho course Of time, he
thought, the Dominion would naturally
Vrayitate into the American Union,
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We desire 10 say TO ourCllizens, TINT
for years We have been selling Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Or.
Kings New Life Pills, BuCklOn's Arnica
galyB and Electric llttUrS, aud have
never handled remedies tint sell ns well,
or that have given such universal salts.
faction. We do not hesitate To guAran.
tee them every time, and w stand ready
70 refund the purchase price, II BalislaC.
tory results do not follow their use,
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely OH their merits,
Logan 4 Co., druggists,
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rnncn. on lhr sonlllrrn one.LIon.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 12.-A eau.
Gus Of Republican Senators was held this
morning at which the Southern question
was under discussion. A free inter.
change Of opinion was had but nothing
was decided upon differing from the
general conclusion Of the Cau1us last
week, II is the understanding that MI.
Evarls Is 10 call up the report Of Me
committee on privileges and elections
upon The alleged outrage Ia Texas.
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The Joseph Harvey farm, situated
about two and one.halt miles Gust Of
West Liberty, in this county, was sold
on last Saturday at trustees sale for
$l4, 400, the purchasers being Theodore,
and viii Harvey. This is one OF the
finest farms in Ohio county, and con-
taiis fraction over 30l acres. Joseph
speidel, Of this city, and Ed Atkinson,
oil Elm Grove, were the other bidders on
the farm. The stock and farm imple-
ments were also sold at remarkably high
figures, sheep averaging over s. per
head. Horses sold from $3.50 to 500,
while the cattle brought nearly market
priCe.
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THE rio IRON TRUST.
Arrangements for Securing Control OF th'
Whole American Market,

Arrangements for Securing Control OF the
WhOls American Market,
NRw YoRK, Feb. 19-1t was stated al
tho New York Metal Exchange this
morning that tho managers Of tho pig
iron trust had nearly completed their ar.
rangcmOntS for securing control Of the
American market.
Contracts NC being made with furnace
companies for a period Of years, each
company agreeing TINT II will not place
any Iron against which warrants arc to
DO Issued into the hands Of any other
warrant company, II Is stipulated that
the producer ID TO pay yaflago At the
rate ol 20 cents per ton and two cents per
month carrying charges. The graling
will be guaranteed by the Company, The
storage yards Will be In conyUnlent locale
ties aud placed In the hands Of tho trus'
tees nt q nominal rental,
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EDMoNroS, N, W. r., Feb, 12.-Last
Thursday a loud noise like tho report OF
a cannon, followed by a rumbling noise
like thunder, only apparent under
ground, was heard by many people in the
town aud the surrounding country. At
Stoney Plain, about fifteen miles from
here, II was most audible, Some report
have pfeCelved slight trembling OF the
earth. II apparently came from the
west and was probably shock OF earth.
quake, or else was some meteorlC dis.
tutbanCe,
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LINCOLNIs BIRTHDAY.
Tho Ohio League ofRepublIcan Clubs Celc.
brate ut Columbus.

brate ut Columbus.
COLUMBUS, o., Feb, l2,-The Lincoln
banquet under tho auspices OF the Ohio
League Of Republican clubs occurred to.
night. There were over three hundred
guests present, and the decorations and
menu were admirable. Among those
present and responding to toasts ON the
programme were Gen, Russell A. Alger,
Of Michigan, who responded to "0nC
Country, One Flag" Hon. J. NJ, Langs.
ton, OF Virginia, "The Colored Nun in
Politics." Gen, E. +. Noyes, Of Cincin.
natl, "Our Dead Heroes, Warriors and
Civilians"
Hon. D. l.. Michiner, Of Indiana, and
Hon. Nathan GoG, Of West Virginia,
who were on the programme for ad,
dresses, sent their regrets.
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Cough In the morning, hurried or dif.
GCult breathing raising phlegm, tight.
ness OF tho chest, quickeiod pulse, chilli.
ness In tho evening or BwOats at night,
all or any OF these things are the ilrst
stages Of consumption. DR.. ACker'B
English Remedy for consumption WW
cure these fearful symptoms, aud Is sold
under positive guarantee by q. Il,
Goethe, X u. Burt, q. MenkOmCllGr,
IOvan K 20, 10
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In Hunks InlsreAL

WASHINGTON, b. o., Feb. i9.- 9.--sOnator
spoonOr Is reported to bO the next prom.
inent pilgrim TO Indianapolis. Lie will
lOaye Washington later in the week,
aud " 10 understood he goes 70 impress.
upon Gen. Harrison, tho availability ol
Governor Rusk, Of Wisconsin, as secre'
tafy Of War,
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TopEKA, KASp Feb, l9.-News has
been received Of the killing Of Charley
Stein, a renegade, in Oklahoma Satut.
day, by James Williams, Matt Coke and
John Swain, law abiding citizens. Stein
had killed Deputy United States Mar.
Ehal John McAllIltOr a tcw days ago AZ
Euufauln
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been able to consult counsel. The court
granted the request and set the hearing
for Thursday. The government had
posted a proclamation along the route
from Tralee to Killarney iorblddlng the
gathering Of crowds, Mr., O'Brien was
escorted by force Of military,
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Io Open Nnlnrnl On, mann.

Ot tSS".AS,arolls, wv. y! lSDp Feb. l2.--A party
N Nnsv,' "vS iOlE , capitalists have arrived In
NJ U"V'V, y a.,.. lado to perfect the organization
lySUM,nnBlny with S2,OOO,OOO capital TO
l6St 6St'TpeG ,p,,i the natural gaS advantages oi
C6s.oj jvgiSn, Bo This company haS puf.
lug The City, VI '""u III anu auIOlh'