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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

mark great changes in the tread Of
progress. The ATM Of Jlly was piy-
otal period in a larger sonse. Our "a
thers Il e lstruck. not for q er libsrtie',
but FOR their independence. They never
lest the former.
After a short resume OF the accom-
plishmerts of a century the speaker
discussed what was the burden of his
-peech-land. TIE c0ntended that the
old Congress had no more important
question connected with Independence
and union than land.
lie made elaborate references 70 the
building mp " the United States by the
cessiCu Of land from the colonial and
State governments. and spoke on the
wisdom Of the louisiana purchase. in
which was situated the four new States
that are to be admitted % the Union
this year.
Al extended narrative OF the settle
ment # the great Northwest, in which
the speaker pictured The journeys Of
Lewis T. CLARK ard other explorers.
and the methods ~ living among the
Aborigiues. was followed by an eulogy
Of the people VINO reside within the
iimits Of the new States. They were
honest their ethics were as square as
.thef sections n The land. You have
n0 color lire.' he said, you are
col0r.biul. You have no race ques-
ton, for your interests are homogen-
Gus. Only your soil is black. '
I'm concluding. Mr.. Cox welcomed the
people Of the Sisters ~ the Northwest
lust entering The Union. TO the Olym
plan race. DID which we are about TO
start upon the course Of continental
empire 90 the enjoyment Of the priri-
lcges. advantages. immunities and guar
antees which protect property. reputa-
ton. person. liberty. religion and life.
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brewery Burncd

MILWAUKEE. WIS, July 4-Tbe
Faik. Jung and Borchert Brcwry Com
uauy IS plant, located on south Peach
Tree street. between Tweuty-fOurth
and Twenty-hlth avenues. WAS totally
destroyed by fire this afternoon.
Not "a building of the great plant was
spared. The fire originated in the
mait-house and spread with great ra-
pidity. destroying the malt-house, the
brew house. the Offices. the botthng de-
partment, and hnally spreading to the
beer cellars. which are at this hour %
/ i. M.l still burning. The total loss is
estimated al from seven 10 eight hun
drod thousand dollars and The insur-
auco reaches only bali Of this.
The beer cellars contained tfty-two
thousand barrels of beer fluid and the
bottlIng department was stocked with
lX thousand more barrels ready Tor
shipment 90 the South.
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GEN NERAL EARLY ILL.
THE RAILROAD COMMISSIONER EXON
CRATES THE ROAD.
Further News From the wreck az
EhaxfOn's Eighteen Lives Lost
ana thirty People wounded
Crops Damaged.

LYNcHBURG, VA. July 4.-Olter river
was higher yesterday than it has been
since the food Of 1871, and the destruc-
tion Of crops has been very great. The
principal losers are b. II. & j. W.
Anthony, Drs. Hewitt, Haden. Peachen
and Early. Messrs. Goodman and Halzy.
DR.. Haden lost 10000 pounds Of fine
hay. and nearly all the others mostly
wheat and oats.
E. II. Norman, Of this city, had his
mill washed away near Goodies Cross
ing and the county bridge over the Biz
Otter was also carried away.
The Railroad Commissioner. who has
just returned from the wreck, was in
teryiewed to-day by your CORES
pondent.
lie attributes no blame TO the railroad
for the accident, and considers 1t q
providential occurrence. The train left
Roanoke on time. with orders 10 look
out fOI hlgh water, particularly De-
tween Buford 8 aud Lowerys 5, The
train left Buford 5 thirty-two minutes
later, with Superintendent Gas ell look
ing out and James on engine. and did
not fear anything. Colonel Ford is
considered critically hurt. so more
deaths are reported, but certain it is
eighteen are lost and thirty wounded.
The number on train was eighty-one.
and only thirty-two accounted for, and
time will develop the balance. Mr.
Peyton and all his brothers family
were on board, and only identified by
the watch on him.
General Jubal A. Early is quite i'll at
his home in this city.
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FREDERICKSBURG.
lessee II. Stubs Found GuiIiy OF InyOi
untaFy nnnsiaughfer.

1910 TO Ns.'' AAti'|f
FREDERlcKsnURG. July 1.-The case
of Jessee IL. Stubs. charged with the
murder of Thomas III. Comfort, came
up IN the County Court of Spottsyl
yania on Wednesday. a jury was em
pauneiled, and the case opened by A.
b. Rollins. attorney for the Common
wealth. The defense was represented
by Mr. So. George Fitzhugh, If thu.
city. Many witnesses for the prosecu.
ton and only one for the defend.
ant wereexaminel. The case wa, given
to the jury at l. @ o'clock 1T night when
the court adjourned until the next
morning. at which time the jury
brought IN a verdict of involuntary
manslaughter and fixing his punish
meut at SluU fine.
Business here to-day generally sus
pended.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05
PETERSBURG
Ihe Rain intcrfcres

PETERSBURG. July 4-Jupiler Pluvius
played the mischief with our 9Th Of
July celebration. The race track at
West-End Park was -O heavy from rain
that the races announced to take place
bad 20 be postponed. and the threaten
ing clouds made like course advisable
with reference 90 the promised display
If fire. works The dly was ushered in
with salute fired by X. T.. Lee battery
and two coiorei military companies.
The Petersburg Guards and Petersburg
Blues did Likewise ami also paraded. A
game of baseball between letter-car-
riers and police. pis race and some
glass ball shooting constituted the
amusement features of the day. Busi-
ness was generally Suspended.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

HURON, OAK. July 4-The Hon. S.
5. Cox, of New York, to-day delivered
the Fourth-of-July orstion at this place.
He Was well received by the State As
sembly, and his speech was warmly
cheered.
Mr.. Cox began his address by re-
fernng to certain decisive battles of the
world in which Saratoga bore a part.
There was more enduring importance,
said the speaker, in instigating the
chain of causes which led to these bat
ties aud which helped the world to
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05
InvostigafiOn OF the Charges Against
Dr GrfssOm.


RALEIGH. y. c., July A large
number Of witnesses for the pr0s,cu-
ton in the investigation OF Dr. Grls-
som. superintendent Of the insane
asylum. were examined to-day. The
testimony Of nearly all of the witnesses
was on the subject Of the cruelty of the
superintendent 20 patients. Several
witnesses testified 10 his having patients
strapped down for twenty-four hours
at time. and also knocking them
down and kicking them. An im-
portant part Of the testimony of to-day
was given by witness who stated that
DR.. Grissom forced him with % revolver
pointed at his head TO sign paper
stating that he had not witnessed amy
immortality at the asylum. Counsel
for prosecution announced this even
ing that they would conclude their
testimony tomorrow By noon. when
the defense will introduce It's witnesses.
of whom there are said to be at least
one hundred DR.. Gfissom himself viii
appear in his own behalf on the witness
stand
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05
Ine whceImcn League and Race.

HAGERsrowN, ND. July 1.-THE an
nual meet of League Of American
Whoclmen came to a close tonight
with a " musical smoker, which was
highly enjoyable. The parade which
had been looked forward TO with much
interest was delayed this morning by
the rain, and when it had suspended
the streets were left i'm a muddy condi-
tion. The parade formed at ! o clock,
and notwithstanding the disadvantage
Of The weather there were five hundred
wheels in line.
THE following is summary Of the
racing events
First race. one mile, for novices-N.
J.. Emerson, Of Baltimore. finished first
in 3.20; Walter IL. Ash, of Baltimore,
second.
Second race. one mile, for the J.. a.
w. champion,hip-A. G. Banker, New
York. first. W. +. Crist, Washington
second. W. j. Wilhelm, Reading, Pa
third A. b. Rich, New York. fourth.
and S. S. Brown, Washington, last.
Best time 3.Oo.
Fourth race hall-mile dash-W. j.
Wilhelm, OF Reading, Pa, won. Time
los Is.
Fifth race two mile handicap-W. ii.
Ash. of Baltimore. won. Time, GLIB 10.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05
WYTHENlLLE.
Court or Appeal Decisions.
Special to the Times

M TTTWT u Ut T TTTTT "
WYTHEvILLE, Va, July THE fol-
lowing are the decisions of the Court
Of Appeals to-day:
Brown against Lawson Appeal
from Wythe county. Decree affirmed
Opinion by Judge Lewis.
Southwest Virginia improvement
against Andrew s administrator. Writ
Of error from Tazewell county. Judge
ment reversed. Opinion by Judge
Lacy.
Joslyn trustees against STATE Bank
Of Hartford. Appeal from Roanoke
city. Decree affirmed. Opinion by
Judge Hinton.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

FORT WORTH, TEX, July 4.-Tho
Trinity river is higher than since 1866
and is between three and four lmiies
wide in places. The damage in this
city is slight. but the loss to railroad,
and suburban property will be 81 500, g,
coo. A Mrs. Bently and her son,
Patrick. were drowned. Much damage
has been done 10 the crops.
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Andrew Gregory nronned.

TrIIIIIII " mo 7 II|.-T
STANTON, VA, July 4.-Andrew
Gregory, q young man about twenty
one years Of age, was drowned this
morning while swimming in Christian 5
creek. lie had gone out from this city
with party Of young friends to spend
tho 4th.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05
rhc Governor of Alabama to Governor
lowry

CHICAGO. July IA special from
New Orleans saws: "The Governor Of
Alabama has replied to Governor Low
ry 5 dispatch granting hum permission
TO pass troops through Alabama IN
order 90 head of and capture the pugi-
lists If they attempt to fight IN Missis-
sippi 10 les thought that Governor
Nichols Will do likewise
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05
House and Barn Consumed.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., July 4.-Early
this morning the house and barn OF
George Williams. at Lincolnsyille. in
the county, took fire and were entirely
consumed. The flames spread so rapid
ly that Mr.. Williams, who was sleeping
in the house, narrowly escaped being
burned 10 death. The cause Of the fire
could not be discovered.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

the principals 60 to the scratch, to re-
turn only after the expiration Of the
round.
Forty feet outside this second ring
will be the ropes and stakes Of the third
or outer ring. and in this will be the
camp-stools for the holders Of fifteen
dollar tickets.
Then outside this outer ring, on an
inclined plane. will be the seats for the
holders Of ordinary ten dollar tickets.
SD that all Will have an opportunity Of
witnessing the fight without any diff
Guilty, and with as little fatigue as pos
aIlle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

WINNIPEG, MAN. July "A steamer
ON winch four hundred American cill-
gems were enjoying an excursion was
wrecked on the Red river this afternoon
by being driven ON the rocks before a
heavy wind. Great CONSERVATION pre-
vailed for time. but all were safely
landed af,er great difficulty by small
boats from this city.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

CmCAG0. July John Burns,
twenty live years old, was probably
fatally stabbed by William Brooks, in
the latCr's house. l20 south Halstead
street shortly before O'Clock this
morning. Burns. it is alleged, has been
infatuated with Brooks wife, and
Brooks. finding him at the house,
plunged knife into his breast.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05
Base BAH Yesterday.
MORNING GAME.


At Observation-Disclosures, 0; Balti-
mOres.
At Kansas City-Kansas Citys, :. Co
lumbus, ].
At St. Louis-St. Louis, 4; Brook
lyns. 3.
At Louisville-Louisvilles, s., Ath-
lotics, 2.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
AT 81. Louis-St. Louis, 10: Brook.
lyns. -.
At Kansas City-Kansas Citys, g :
Columbus. 13.
AT Louisville Louisvilles, / Ath-
letics. 10.
At Cincinnati-Cincinnatis, If; Balti-
morcs, ..
At Chicago-Chicagos, s; Washing
tons. 3.
At Pittsburg-Pttsburgs, 4 New
YOrks. g.
AT Observation-Disclosures. II; Bos-
tons. 2.
At indianapolis - indianapolis, g;
Phladelphias. o.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05
One Nan stah. Another

WASHINGTON. ID. c., July Ed.
Smith and Joe Shorter quarrslled over
q game of cards this afternoon, and
Shorter stabbed Smith in the region OF
the heart with a table fork. Smith died
shortly after. Shorter is under arrest.
Bnll are cOlOred.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

JouNsTOwN. Pa. July i.-Choiera
morbus in it's worst form has made its
appearance here. Last niyht DR.. F0s.
ter attended over one hundred cases
among the workmen. Early this morn
ing General Hastings and Colonel
Douglass were stricken down with the
complaint, and are confined TO their
beds
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05
weather indications for To-Day

i WASHINGTON, d. c., July Il
ns Indications for Virginia: Fair,
clearlng in southeast portion.
cooler. northwesterly winds.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05
Two Unknown Men Killed

BALTIMORE. MD, July 4.-Two uu-
known men were instantly killed this
evening, at Camden Junction, by the
Chicago express on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. Their bodies were
brought TO this city.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05
The work OF English spies

NEw YORK. July THE ne xt issue
Of tho IRISH World will contain a five
column editorial. signed by the editor,
Patrick Ford. declaring that the sum
mary removal ' Of DR.. Cronin was the
work of English spies in America, such
AS "a CarOu.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05
The sheridan stake Race.

CHICAGO. July 4.-In the Sheridan
stake race to-day, Finegan passed under
the wire, with Proctor Knott winner
by four lengths from Spokane. The
ten pounds extra weight was too much
for the winner VI the Derby.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05
The RAIN Intcrfcres

PETERSBURG, Va, July 4.-Rain in.
terfored with the programme mapped
out for the observance OF Independence
Day Trotting races and work:
had TO be postponed. Salutes were
fred at sunrise, and business was gener
ally suspended.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

New YORK. July 1. 4.-Tammany Hall
to-day celebrated the centennial OF its
existence. The organization was form
ed May 9Th. 1889. Among those pres
ent were Senator Eustis. of Louisiana
Bourke Cochran, Governor Briggs. Of
Delaware: Governor Wilson, of West
Virginia. and Mayor Grant.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

ATLANTA. GA, July "A joint SOS
sion of the Senate and House of Repre-
scutauyes was held to-day IN the new
capitol building, at which the Capitol
Commission. through Captain +. L.
Howell delivered the new building to
the Legislature. Governor Gordon re-
sponded Tor the STATE.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05
In the Hands Of the sheriff

NEW YORK. July 4.-The Office Of
Alfred Carr q Co., bankers and brokers.
No. So Pine street, was in charge Of a
deputy sheriff all day long yesterday.
Carr's erstwnile customers, who are
sadly looking for some $40 0OO OF van
ished cash, passed frequently IN and
Qnf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05
To Bring Back Hslietoa

APIA, June %, UiG LONDON. July A.
The German gunboat Wolf has been
dispatched to the Marshall Islands TO
bring back King Maietoa, whom the
Germans carried off from here a pris-
Oner TWO years ago.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05
Two Negroes Hang ed.

QUlTMAS, Miss, July 4.-Two ne
groes, Prince Fleming and Richard
Johnson. were hanged here at noon
yesterday for the murder Of "a negro
named John Taylor.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

4 CARD.-HAVING BEEN EN-
"A GAGGED at the GallegO Mills for nfty
years, and for the last thirty years had entire
charge of the Rio brands OF Hour take this
means OF notifying my friends and the pub
lie that from this date viii have no connec-
ton with the same. Respectfully,
d. II, BERRY.
July /, 1850. ly3-3I
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SEND me a bottle Of Thymol Dentina.
the antlseptic mouth wash want that
end no other.
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v'HE COPARTNERSHiP HkRkTOfolE
L existing unuer the style Of TYLER a.
GRANGER was dissolved April oath. is~D.
Captain JAMES VI. TYLER VIII continue tna
business at same Office. REuGtR BJ iLDr\o.
and sOlicits the patronage oi the public
generally. JT 21-eodl~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

AVING BEEN ORDERED BY TIL

Il l. Executive Board and holders Of more
ihan oue-tcuth of the capital stock Of o<
Company So to 90. hereby call a GEN ERAL
MEETING OF Stockholders OF the
RICHMOND UNION PASSENGER RAIL
WAY COMPANY TO be held az the
office OF the Company on lrUKSDAY.
August Iri. 1850. 40 ~ O'Clock noon.
ANDREW flZLINI, JR.. secretary.
lu15-ld
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

THERE WILL BE AN IMPORTANT
L meeting OF the pDWlGAIAN CLUB
FRIDAY ENENIND, July 9TH. AZ -.3O There
viii Doe business of importance before the
club. and all members are requested 90 be
present. The "rlub buttons lOr badges viii
bs distributed 40 thls meeting.
PRESTON bELNIN, President
X. 4. GAfM.s, secretary. Jy5-lt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-19

The state of Washington has two great
newspapers-the Seattle Posr-IsrsLLIsEs-
cER and the Tacoma Nnss. The Posr-
iSrELLIGEScER is immeasurably the largest
aud best morning daily in the state, and
the Aeiss the largest and hest afternoon
daily on the coast Both papers are away
ahead OF all competitors, and both are ever
in advance Of the splendid progress the
state is making. They propose TO keep
there
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0gygny-SlyE IlIEsTNPsTs-T

A. WOOD. manager OF the ''Fortland
City Real Estate Association OF Port
land. Oregon, is the mos. successful real estate
dealer on the coast. Having lived IN oregon ..
other ten men there. he POINTS WITH
PRIDE 20 the fact that no man or woman ever
bought lot OF him err through him without
making from So. 20 100 per cent per annum
profit thereon. He is now selling West Portland
iots--a.l uleely loeated-good titse-moior line
now building To them-two miles from .iyer
wharfage. fog SIG each. payable SO down and
$40 per month. no interest These lots viii te
worth from $40 10 SEQ in less than two years.
We do not see why these lots should not ad-
vance as all his ether sales have done.
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Protection Against the Girls.

There is secret organization in Balti-
more, the object OF which is TO protect its
members from unfortunate marriages.
When one of the club feels that he is fall
ing in love he confesses to his fellow men,
hers and they appoint a committee to inves-
tigate the matter aud advise him therein.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-19
LINNTON.

The growing sahsrb Of Portland ,sese, :.
ron the city on the Northern Pacific -
with deep water 'front.'. Machinery for a. -.
smelling works on the ground and he,,s ~ !.
Heavy manufactures have secured ~. -.
factories win add greatly to the pop,ss-
Thirty houses already erected. Lets ,ell..]
from 'i2S apsardA For maps and par,ieul.,l
sddress Office q Linn,sn, or It ciree N ~
smelling WORKS Fira National Bank Buila,,e
Portland. OF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-19
BRLLLIRR BRIEFS.
General HeWs from tho Glass oity-Por-
Sonal Mention,

General News from the Glass oity-Per
Sonal Mention,
W, E Percy, Of hlngo Junction, was in thu
tyyesipFday on buAiAess.
MI, and Ms. Thomas Bprloit Of this county
wlllSpend part Of the winter In Florida.
The ThOmpson-M Madden building In the
Fourth ward u nearly ready for occupancy,
Col. Marion Seal, Of the Bellaire, ZaneSyllle 4
CinClnnaIpS claim department, u In tbs oily.
Baggage Master John Strain mashed his LEFT
foot yesterday by the TALL Of very heavy trunk,
John Goodman has taken his derrick and tooll
TO Martins Ferry for work on the unl0n bridge
Wool from st, ClAinYllle and Ylclnlty,iA being
shipped via bellalre tnr the East ~ IAFIe quAn'
The family Of Maftiu CoWeu, Of Chicago, have
arrived In the city, and win make this their fu'
lufe home,
Harry Kelly, Secretary Of the Belmont GlRs.
gampany, y out on the road lp the Interest Of
his eompRpy,
The Bottle Company began 70 81 pots a !h 1s
EluR yesterday This c0lnpApy Will DO ready 70
begiu operations on Monday next.
The Cryslal Window GlaS. Company, will re
Sump work to-day, They had " shut down on
account pt the generator fall last week
The street paying contracts are all about I'm
llhed aud In few more days LeamSteEB can 20
all over the city without sllckiug In the mud,
George allen Cook Is the mana given by the
crook arrested in Pittsburgh and brought here
by Manhal Darby TOT the robbery Of Coh0ns
store,
ThSI. o, o, p, Bazaar has been postponed aud
all interest Is centeriuR now 10 the First PFeiby
terrain chplch bazaar, which promises 10 DO
grand affair
Tho building associations hero have plenty Of
money To loan the right kind OF borrowers, and,
consequently, premiums are very low, Money
was sod very low last night
Several gentlemen 10. the Fourth ward are
WldoWerB temporarily their wives being away.
They arc no doubt enjoying themselves,
although their faces look long
The farmers VI this immediate Vlclully are up
In arms against the hunters, and VIII allow no
dangerous 10 hunt herGAbOuIs,
Tholocal freight on the BellaIFe, ZapeSvIlle &
Cincinnati railroad was about seven hours late
yesterday, cause by tho heavy rAlnS, and the
enormous lots OliFeight offered,
J. A, Greenfield has been appointed by Super,
intendent Loree, Of the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh,
a solicitor for the Pennsylvania lomp any's Re
lief Association 70 solicit among all classes Of tho
freight department IN the several divisions OF |
tho Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh,
Several weeks ago Superintendent John dubois, |
small pu pils new nickel. zach was 10 see what |
Sunday the little folks reported and turned ln |
were well pleased with the pleasant work,
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Through Tickets and BaGgaEe IlhbCEed % an
points, For rates and other Information, address
FRED HUsRMIE, i. =. A., %heeIIhF.s
W. II, o9BORN, 8. r, A., Potiefcy b,