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a just Officer and I'm sEeaOrabIe
Wan

During the late yellow fever epidemic ID.
Saiary 81 MaJ y. l.. Woodward. arcut for ths
f. Il. & \. Co Il, this place. was re.iacea per
cent. Tor eight months this action being necs
Sary from the great falling OFT in business to ID.
road occaSioned by The fever. Major Noodgst
renamed at his post, though having The per.
msslon OF the officer 10 leave. took the fever and
came near Cying, \ few DAYS since, upon oper.
ing a letter, be was very much surprised sna
grained at finding enclosed a draft rom the re-
ceiver, Col. ii. r. Duval. covering the entire
amount of The four months rcir,.iou, and prov,
ing that his zeal aud devotion To me Interests Of
me company were appreciated bv lis highe'
ofhclai. Colonel Ddval is the sorr of man want.
ed at The head of ali public institutions in For'
da.-Live Oak Banner.
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A False Claim.

1t is claimed that Railroad Commissions
reiard the bull ling Of railroads. This claim is
not justified By facts. The record for the first
quarter OF 1899 under the existence of the I0tcr-
State Commission, aad c mnissions established
ana operating in I'VE nly-csht States eclipscs any
previous three m paths IN the history of the coun-
try. Six hundred and sixty-siX new lines. with an
aggregate contemplated mileage OF 81 40 miles,
have been r,jectel in the United States since
the first culinary The Railway Age, authority
on this subject, says
The fact that in the first three months only,
new lines representing over 53 900 miles have
been hroG -bt II pubic notice. aud that their
construction is urged, and to IA barge extent is
probable, i impressive evidence of the enormous
field for railway enterprises which still exiss.
The mileage proposed in these three months is
equivalcnt - almost onethjrl Of the entire rail
way mileage o. the country nOw in operation,
and yet the pref elton and Inauguration oi other
line, IS still gong on ut ali equally rapid rate,
and the prospect i, that the rond5 projected and
in various stages OF development during 1889
will exceed in aggregate mileage our entire
present completed system.
The following i5uIcs are given for the ten
Southern States: Number Of lines, 1888; total
miles contemplated, II so; under construction
or conracl, 4,4it; surveyed, .S}5 incorporated
or prof ctcd 6 675
The figures Tor Florida are: Miles projected,
,0S9; miles under contract, 1873
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DE AEE7 OE II. =. SHINE
one OF OrlandO-s Most Prom;ua,.
Citizens PASSES xvnv

Hon. t. ]. Shine, Clerk Of The Circr,, Co.,, :,
Orange county and President OF the First ~
r"nal Bank of Orlando, died at P " vester
day. lie hat been unwcl ever since his re,nrn
rom the drill AT Jacksonville where he acted 49,
fifst Lieutenant Of the Orlando Guards IT.
nt',' an eXerton produced disorder that ended
in his death 'i'' eilue''
Dir. Shine was one of the most nror,;,.
zens OF South Florida, large hearted nsn I;'
pIohc-Splrted citizen, and his loss will be decniy
ieit oy the community whose Interests he p ~
t,uhinIiy served. He leaves n widow ana r,,,"
cnl,dren tie possessed considerable properly l'
h h carried life insurance Of s32 900 He viii
Episcopal Church.-Times Union '''''''o
Mr. Shine was native o Tallahassee WHARF
ne has many relatives and friends 10 morn bic
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SHALL IT BE REPEALED

\ bill has been introduced in the Senate 10
repeal The Railroad Commission law, bur il is
NOT likely TO pass, we opine. The Legislature is
aware OF the fact tin the people DO not want
The ltw repealed, and, thus understanding the
STA :tion an Knowing the wishes and desires
OF The people in The premises Senator's and
representatives, will not vole 10 repeal the Com
mission ac' and thereby nllicj upon the people
OF Florida 4 caltmHy By The side OF which The
fearful epidemic OF 1893 dwlnlles iuto in>i ,uih-
canoe
Amend the law, as proposed by House Bill
\ J. I'D and lie, the Commission rcmlin
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Three Cents per Vile Passenger Fare

y bill has been Introduced in lh- LEGISLATURE
requiring The railroads in this State 10 charge
Only three cents mile tor p.,s~ns ger fare We
are quite sure That ths would y. a fair rate for
some OF The road>-man lines or Trunks for in
stance-but would work IN irin,tice 10 roads
under construction, and The snort lines Be
just TO the railroads, while you are looking after
the Interests Of the people Better leave il 10
The Railroad Commission, however In 1879
the L9g,lt;ur, prescribed three cent rate.
not to be exceeded by tn. railroads. under pen.
atty OF fine Tor violation thereof II WAS in
force TWO years, but there is not An instance in
winch The law Was respect Il by The railroads
or lis employees, md n>t u since tnstgnce in
ohlch they rerc prassruted betore tie c0urts The
next Legislature QoSl) repealed ,hc law, ana
advanced The rate to five cents It mile as a mar
tDtum
FIX The passenger rate, if YOU VIII, but make
II The duty of the K abroad Commissioners 20 SCI.
that II J. enforced.
Give the Rt.lroad Commission II chance and
justice, ali round, will in luc tine be done and
nobody hurt.
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That part Of Governor Flcminr. recent
message which deals with the public scbo |
question in Florida is receiving attention from
Northern newspapers, which generally sneak in
terms OF praise of Florda's educational work
Florida i ahead Of number of Southern STATES
III thI' matter She is ahead Of Georgia, which
is called The empire Safe of The S0ntb.-Ocala
Free Press
In other States, where railroad companies
"Id not receive large grants OF land, Railroad
Commissions have been established and success
iully operated-opcratcd To Tie satisfaction Of
the people and the rallroads-and the Commits
slons are considered fixtures In Florida where
railroad corporations were granted millions of
acres Oh land-somc OF them were given lands
enough II Is claimed, to construct, equip and
lor years 10 operate their lines AT least. they
have built their lines equipped them, operated
them number of years and vet have hundred,
OF thousands OF acres of lands 10 sell. These
grants amount 10 This: Florida has buill the
rt'H"ads Tor them, and endowed them besides.
ohuer these conditions it is but reasonable TO
presume that The railroads should deal with the
people Of Florida in n liberal and bnsinessliI<o
manner, and if they will not do This il * the
uu'y OF lie Legislature to compel them to do so.
Amend the Commission law and give the Com
ln'ssioncrs power TO compel obedience to tie
"a" ana The observance of their rules and repu-
ia''ohs. Strengthen the present law educate the
people up to their rights and privileges under
inc law and before the Commission, and the peo
pie-who are to be served and satisfied in this
Hatter-W1ll be still better pleased with the
Commission two years hence
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Florida, where there Is IA lax OF one-tenih OF one
per cent for school purposes and the sum
amount of tax for immigration purposes VEIL
when the citizens ot Florida are WIiilag 10 pay
as much To secure immigrants from the North as
10 educate their children, il shows they want
immigrants mighty Old, or don't care much for
the children
When it comes to educational pro gressiye-
ness, Florida ranks with any OF the States. =
FLnRIDIAN
Great Scott! Mr. FLoRIDIAN, don't yOG know
any better than that?
II there is a State in the whole American
Union tina; has so poor asysicm 81 pubic educt-
ton as our own State OF Florida has, won't vpu
have the kindness to point II ont Ii there Is
particle of truth in what YOU say, Il i, IN view
of the deplorabe condition of the public schools
al present ii sad commentary on what they rave
been formerly. Doubtless there are good schools
in Tallahassee and some OF the other cities, baj
what are they in the rural districts? To state
the case plainly We doubt if such miserable
schools are 10 be found anywhere outside OF
Florida 1t must necessarily be so, because
there is no; money enough appropriated To keep
up good schools, and there never viii be under
the present system.
1t takes money to build respectable sch, O.
houses and pay competent teachers Tor the proper
school year, and il the FLORIDIAN will compare
the rate of school tax in Florida with the rate IN
some of the other States, the position o. Florida
when i, comes to " educational progrcssiveneso
Will be better understood.
Tho a,,,,a 80 ,,,, f.,,,, -. {.
Andrews Messenger of April 18th. That the
writer OF these statements is utterly ignorant,
,,,, &c 80 ,a,,., H. a. ,o,,,,,;,,,. -, ~,
-, .o,,o,, ,.;7
manifest by facts given below.
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p"I''0 ~ ''' Nl''''' ~ ''''' ana ''-''' 4'''
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'A ~ '''''' -" '''''''' p go 49,. ~"
o'''"'F 'tc''''" i'''4 '"e common >'i'oi iNhd
''T 'h' Ec-f S2JI loan ..'.A inc safe "ef nt.l
az f''o ~ ~ iN'"- ri N''' ~ IF' '"''a-
p'H o. si-4oN'i t'' -, '''}-' "a" Ass ~
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per c2p'f. A' 'N' castor Oh 'f- 'lr~~";@e"
- ," dh"'"ei c'H'N !" ''iF state 's' '"' Siil"
amount "i 'AA'o'c prop fF amt number ct
: HDO[ : l,l> ~
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My mother has had cough for wenl!
years, pneumonia leaving her with a brou
chiai trouble. Two years ago, her lungs De-
coming involved, she became very much
emaciaied and lost all strength, being under
regular treatment of Il physician and taxing
medicine all hours OF The day This contlnueu
until year ago, wirn | saw your advertise
ment OF DR.. Ackers English Remedy ior Con
sumption and procured bottle, rs The lickling
IN her throat was unrcmitirg and 81 irritating
as to make talking impracticable She was
much relieved that another bottle was piV
cured, and we now buy by the case. she never
being without IT, She has no physician anu
lakes no other medicine. She remarked lsieg
that II she had not procured it when she did she
would now be dead
We have recommended it to others, who o.
ways receive benefit from il. If anyone desi'
ing further particulars will address me WIZ
stamp, VIII answer with pleasure, as deem IL
Inc best cough medicine made.
n triai only Is necessary to convince anyone
VI i'S iueI''s' very respectfully,
ID. w. SIMMONS Postmaster
Cave Springs, ia
ooid by }. L. A. Davidson, Druggist
80 TOT nice wedding present 90 to Shay iaessi
ANU purchase something useful rs well ornamen'Ai'
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8 All diseases arising from deranged liver or
rom impure blood, as boils, bocIes nimnIe ~'
scalp disease, scrotuIous sores and swe,in"s aoS
consumption (Which is lung scroula) in is es anu
Snages, are cured by DR.. Pierces Golden Medical
promptly returned. Sold by DRUGGISTS VI Wal DC
ny executed certificate of guarantee from o'i ,ha
manufacturers 'ee ho" inc
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Special to the Times Union

BKuNswICK GA, April 20. y Mr. Gnden's
story in 'o-day's Times Union is false He came
here with bedding under The protest OF Health
Oiilcer Dunwoody, and only 10y HE leniency Of
the mayor he escaped being jailed
I. d. llousion's bcddirg from Jacksonville
was burned here to-day. The citizens subscribed
and returned him nearly The value OF the goods
hnrnrd
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IF YOU KNOW

Yourself to be indebted to the FLoRGDIAN OF
FICE-on any account-d remata"ce NOW "ouiu
be duly appreciated.
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An Editor Sadly I'm Need OF a School.

Some of our Florida exchanges have the gall
To brag OF our public school system here in
Florida where there Is a lax OF one-ienth OF one
per cent. for school purposes and the sun
amount of tax for immigration purposes. Veil,
when the citizens of Florida are wiling to pay
as much to secure Immigrants from the North as
10 educate their children, ii shows they want
immigrants mighty Dad, or don't care much tor
the children
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- TOT nice wedding present 90 to Shay laess :
ana purchase something useful as well as ornamental
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The Lake City Herald Reporter has been
purchased by Col. J. NJ. Dodd, recently OF Ken
Daily Republican., 1889-06-17
KENNARO { CO
623 Markei Street.
Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.

MAY goth. 1889.
trains VIII leave " Inning ton rs follows
Rhn1aeipeia tsKpressb a RSa 421. sshIsl,
"; . -. az. 81. $50 20, 90 and 10 - D. m.
lfisS p. IS 9s.: :sS "a isiD s8 IiS& ="
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Acoo am odatlon. ~ 90, sv1 en- ms
a. NJ = s. ssA 49, 5s.5.s. aud ia ~ iO No
uSSfs !. 10 i ID II + 5 n 70 ,S
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7 For SewsfS ttentreY aad intermediate Sta.
fai -; ana i Il e aRa :.,as o
ny % y. m. and ~ 10 Might.
BBsiIiim ore a i%. ssy Linz: iSP:
70 i. 1aa iioo a. M, Z e. III. "a Sass III
4 Isss 4, /, 4; % ?; N; and l2E Might
a." rsstle, s ,s A e. e. m, 1885 2SA aSo
9eorss}oWn and Ls Yes. 8, 4. n..Swp,u,
EaTing t91. psiaisr. nd Il " way stations $50
EIprsss Ter Hs;r ri 3 SOP. N. way
Ea Ip,r : q 4 or bower, Harrington. AID Del.
mar, IL o. hight, A.
rxprss, Tor cGpe Onaries, Old Point Con.
iort, and Norfolk. 40 Might.
LeAvs PnnAoelpniA, Brosa street. Tor wn.
Iningtcn ts1p[sssh Nv, ~, 7p,, ~,
/
81. AZ. Ia s@ iooS 100. sad il 81 D, a,
stNDA1 TRAINS.
hoi nseeiphiA LexpreBsD 2 90, 251. 10 "a
IL, II 81 a. m. IN, ", * Oe ans ~ a. -, N
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rofS go York teIprsshh = W., lx, ~, 200
- - - .. FL, Il r. n, ods' W. % an
ECE y y e co. ~ Chester via LAnosir, 'isI, N
For caps Ca.,iles, OLD Point Comfort AZ
Fcr New Csftle, Kirkwoui, Niodletowu
Clkyv0ll. Dover, FELTON,, harrington, Lrit se
Vile, seafoTc. I.aurel aud DeIuiEr, " 95 lStgh.
Baltimore and NRthinktpu, III, s o., IL 4
8. M, IL %. 4a-. = 90, - 7sop, N. and u
Ntgh!. hsit more, .. o.. p. n. and II u < ight
/ Leave PhlladslphlA, Rrosa street Tor ~
ningtnn trEpreBil, 3d. UT. e.lN, ~.
NJ, D., 6.ds, = q, 60, '.t7, II. 10 II. 20 an
''i Aleecomnoda'ion, s.ss 10. % A. NJ, r,@,zo,
$40 sNi IA. q, aRd li.RSP. NJ.
For furtner information, ps19engeIs are n
, | ferred to tie ticket once 1T TIE station,
Trsirs MARKED thus ~ IRE lislltei eEpre
pom witch fxtIa 'ATai enLrEet.
aeasrIi ASaAsSr General l.EIssa Sar a
Daily Republican., 1889-06-17
MONDAY, JUNE IL 1850.

The evidence thus far brought out
before the coroncr's jury in the case OF
the boy Wright shows that the white
boys were the aggressors They com.
menced stoning the drum corIs at
Fourth and Jackson streets, and kept
il up until they reached Fourth and
Monroe streets, where they gave the
colored men perfect volley. This,
however, does not excuse the latter
for using deadly weapons, for as q
matter OF TACT they rendered themselves
amenable to the law by carrying them.
Shots were again fred at Sixth and
Monroe, and then It was that Wright
was killed and Maloney wounded.
Whether these boys threw stones or
not is not known, but it was certainly
very unfortunate that they happened
10 be in the crowd. We have no ex-
cuse TO otier for the men who fred the
shots into the crowd but We must say
thai they had great proyocation. They
were marching through the streets
peaceably in pursuit OF their business,
which on this occasion was adveItis-
ing picnic that was to be held the
next day at the Excelsior Brewery,
and it was not shown that they gave
the slightest provocation for the as
sault. Still, they were assaulted and
in return fired into tho crowd.
1t is an established fact that colored
people cannot pass that vicinity with
out being assaulted, and we believe
that il is not more than a year ago
when funeral procession was stoned,
while passing along that locality.
These are acts OF lawlessness that
should lie suppressed, for If they are
not, there will certainly be more muir
ders. The evidence shows that there
were two who fired the shots into the
crowd and they should be severely
punished, as also the one who was ar
rested with a loaded revolver in bis
pocket. In shooting into the crowd il
Is probable that innOeen. parties were
struck, and man who would commit
On act Of this kind is not a safe person
to be az libalty. An example should,
and we believe viii be made Of the
man captured with loaded pistol
In his pocket, as the fact Of his haying
II shows that lie only wanted the op,
portunity to commit crime.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-17
PREPARED ADHESIVE
WftlTEWASH,

MIXED in minutes ready fer a..
ANYBODY can apply 1t.
Pure materials only are used in this
preparation. II IS in n paste toyM siui-
ply needing 70 be thinncd with water 70
prepare for use. NoTHTSG Poisonous
USED IN THE COMPOSITION.
Pure White and y colors.
Can be applied with the grca'est ease
and facility, and when dry vii, present
a smooth, rich and even surface, which
WILL NOT RUB OR SCALE IRON lbG
WALL.
THIS wHITEwASH POSSESSES STEOS1
DIsISTEcTING PRoPERTIra, AMI can 10
eiiectually used in cleansing and t'I.
deriug heslthful the walls of apartments
impregnated with the germs OF disease.
RoAcrIs, Ants Files, Moth, etc. d
not Ike it and will leave walls or roon'
where the whitewash is applied.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-17

The following games were played yes.
AT Observation-Disclosures, g. ST. Louis,
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 81 Cincin-
natl, 4,
SATURDAYS GAMES.
AT Boston-Boston, 8; Washington, 2.
Observation-Disclosures, l6; Pitts
burg, II.
at Cleveland-C eye!and, 4; Chicago,
5.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 4; Louis
vile, 2.
AT CoIumbus-Columbus, Is; Kansas
City, 8.
NOTES.
81. Louis winds up lite first terles In
Philadelphia to-day.
Ii weighing would only steady down
he would he the best pitcher III the Asso-
citation.
Harry Lyons on Friday sued Won der
Abe for back salary alleged to be due
him. The case viii be heard on Wednes-
day In Philadelphia.
Ward and sanders were sent home on
Saturday by Manager Wright.
81. Louis will give Pitcher Stlvitts, Of
the York Club, TRIAL.
The Lancaster Club, of the Middle
States League, disbanded Saturday.
According to the New York papers,
Manager Wright is endeavoring 10 maze
a deal for the services of Joe Gerhart, of
the Jersey City Club, during Delahaniys
disability.
Mike Kelly was anOd $40 by Umpire
Curry on Saturday.
Prssdent Reach Is said to be after Jack
Crooks, second baseman of the Omaha
Club, The SUN asked Tor his release Is
s., 500.
The striking Louisville players will re-
port for duty to-day.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-17

Crazy Crepe. The wink
ly, crinkly, wiry, always
ready stuff. Crisp, airy and
comfortable when almost
any ether wear is a burden.
Dozens of pretty patterns.
12ac.
There's a multitude OF
other low priced cotsons that
you ought to see---such as
Ginghams at I2Ac and
Printed Lawns at Sc. Think
Of a good Printed Lawn at
sci
North Of centre.
Have you tried GIorlosa
under a burning sun? One
Of the lightest and coolest oil
the dressy stufs. 48 inches,
! $3.50.
Printed Mohairs are close
by. 37ic.
Southwest Of centre.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-17
sS.SPEAKMAN
m99tf

~ REGISTER : OFFICE.
NEW CAsTLk COUNTY, DBL,
Inn .tn t.-4


IL REGISTER OFFICE,
SEw CAsTLk COUNTY, phL.,
june sth, 1os1.
lyon Tie application or Mary FRI
.RrI Aamlhlstratr OF Joseph Mcl
lnr late Of M1iulngtuu Hundred, Ia
said County, deceased, 1t il ordered and di-
Iecttd by the Register that tine Admin
ing Of letters q Administration upan
the estale Of the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereof, by cauginE advertisements
to be posted within tUrty days from the date
oIsuch iettersi In ak Of the most public places
Of the couuty of New Castle, requiring ali
persons hEyiRR demands against tie estate ~
present the same, or abide by an Act II As.
sembly In such case made and provided and
also cause the same TO he inserted within the
same period In the DAILY REPUBLICAN,, a
Anewspapcr publisheiip Wilmington, and 10
be continued therein three weeks te.o.d.)
- Given under the hand and Seal OF
L. :. ONCE of the Register aforesaid, st
- Wilmington. In New Castle County
Aforesaid, the lag aud year above written.
JOHN K. BRADFORD, register.
NOTICE. AN persons having clalias against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
sEAte, duly Ettestsd 10 the Adminis tatrlx, on
or before June stht lsso, OF abide the Act OF
Assembly In ouch case made and provided.
MAX EltH RT,
Administrators.
Address g2ilmingt1u, lei. Jid.3w-eoi
Daily Republican., 1889-06-17

New Corners; Mousse
lame Crepe Blouses.
Handsome, cool, durable,
$3.50
Second floor, Chestnut street side. Five
elevators.
Women's Pcrcale Collars
and Cuffs 60 iron 45 to 25c
a set. And Summer Just On
Us!
Chestnut street side, cast of main aisle.
IL was 81 patterns (not
plecse) OF Bruss Is Carpet
that went down on Saturday
from SI.ao TO So, and from
81 35 and 81 80 to 81.
Moquettes, Tapestries,ssI Ia
grains, Art Squares, Smy mas,
Felt Crumb Cloths and Oil
Cloths are in the same price.
boat.
We want to begin thi
new season without an enc
Or slow pattern In the stock,
Second floor, Market street side. Fou
| elevators.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
SCHOOL

CUMMING SCHOOL
~ FOIL
Children, Ladies, and Gentlemen,
FOURTH AND JEFFERSON ST..
Wilmington. Del.
SWIMMING DEPARTMENT WILL OPEN
SATURDAY, JUNE lsT
Arrangement Of iloursi
LADIES and Misses from ga. m. TO l y. m
1ehtiemen and Masters from 3 p, IN. to y p. m.
Gthtlemen Only dp. m. TO 10 y. m. Priv ate
classes or private Instruction by special ar
rangement. Terms Invariably In advance.
Terms with INSTRUCTION. a Regular Quarter
= lessons $1,000. Short Quarter, IS lessons
N'eO. Lesson Ticket 4.on. single Lesson,
70 cests Special Terms for Families. school
"hlldren, IS. 90 for the season. For swimmers
Terms without Instructions. Season Ticket,
S.oo; One hsnth, e.. %; single Bath . cents;
l.adi.s or Gentlemen's Iickets, for slU0. A
careful and experienced lady teacher viii be
IN charge OF the lsdtea and childrFn's depart
ment. A. 5. WEBSTER. msO-tu- .sa-lm