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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-02

general court-martial, or after completion of
imprisonment extending beyond term of service,
or by order from the War Dept. specifying for
feiture, or because of imprisonment by the civil
authority.
First Lieut.. ". 3. Gordon, Ord Dept, has
been ordered to repair to this city and report by
Thursday morning, Nov. 6, 1890, to the Chief
of Ord. for consultation in connection with the
equipm ent of the Army gun factory
Capt. Frank Baker, Ord. Dept, has been or
dered from the Franllford Arsenal, Philadel-
phia, to the powder mills of Z. l. Du Pont &
Co., near Wilmington, DEL for the purpose of
inspecting small-arms powder.
First Lieut. W. w. Gibson, Ord. Dept, has
been ordered from the New York Arsenal, Gov
erDor's Island, to Philadelphia, for the purpose
of inspecting chronographs now being made
there by Messrs. Queen & Co. for the Ord Dept
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-02
DISTRICT MILITARY.

The new Eng. Corps OF the District National
Guard was formally organized the past week,
and starts out with 38 men on the rolls Twenty
seven men were enlisted by Adjt. Gen. Long,
and the applications for transfer of IL members
of other cos. were received and accepted. The
following committee on permanent organization
was named: Prof. Gilbert Thompson, P Fl. De-
vine, j, NJ Stewart II. g. Forsberg, w. A. Fry,
G. f. Demo, and Cyrus Babb. This COMMITTEES
will report at a meeting to be held at head
quarters Monday evening.
Upon the recommendation of their CO. comdr.,
the following non-com. officers of Co. g, Sd
Bait, are reduced to the ranks for irregular at
tendance at drills: Sergt, q. w. Cook, Corp.
j. II. Cook, and Corp. w. j. Godsborough.
The cos. of the Sd Bait. will hereafter fall in
for drill at 7:3O O'Clock on their respective
evenings.
Sergt. Louis Reinburg Co. d, Sd Bait, and
Corp. II. Il. Baker, Co. b, have successfully
passed the brigade board of examination for the
position of candidate
Corps. q. e. Jenkins and L. W. Andrews,
Of Co. ID, Sd Bait, having made the highest
percentage in the recent examination of the
corps. of that co. by the bait. board, and
having been recommended for promotion by
their co. comdr., are announced as sergts, to
date Oct. 90 1890.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-02

For the Most Popular Boy or Girl.
THE SUNDAY HERALD is going to give a mag
nificent present to the Washington boy or girl
who obtains the largest number OF votes in
contest which begins to-day. Read the full par
tieulars OF 1T ,on the eleventh page of todayS
HERALD.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-02
NOTTCF!

1T HAVING CONE TO OUR NOTICE
ThAT OTHER BEERS HAVE BEEN
SUBSTITUTED UNDER OUR LABEL
AND CALLED FAUST" NOTICE Is
HEREBY aIvHE TO OUR WORTHY
PATRONS AND THH PUBLIC AT
LARGE THAT FROM AND AFTER
THIS DATE ALL CORKS USED IN
BOTrLING FAUST BEER WILL BE
BRANDED WITH THE LETTERS "a.
B. d. A." ON TOP AND BOTTOM AND
THE WORD FAUST" ON THESIDE.
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ox,ent that at times he seemed very de-
snondent and would accuse himself o.
causing her death. Fearing that he would
do himself some great injury, friends hnd
boon watching him for several uabs, ana
Yesterday morning two of them. who had
been attending him. thinking he was asleep,
Ion the room for few minutes, ana while
,hev wore ont he arose, took the razor ana
cut his throat. He was found on the ilOOr
I'm n pool of blood. with the bloody razor ~
inc beside him. lie left two little children.
MIR. Former was much respected ana bore q
good reputation.
Macon Telegraph: The Northern people
who have money invested IN the NOulh
would do well tn set about saving It, by
nrotcsting against the Force bill The
south cannot develop her resources. pay In
terest on borrowed capital and defend her
civilization against the assaults Of the Re
publican party at the same time. she Is
entitled TO help from Northern business
men, wiser than the politicians, ana should
get IL.
The citizens Of New Orleans have had 10
stand the second raise in the price oil ice.
IL now commands SO ton wholesale, win
the country orders sighted. The dealers
give a. a reason the very small supply OF
natural ice and the scarcity OF ammonia
with which 70 make ice.
Tom IIardeman makes a formal an
nouncement of his withdrawal from the
Georgia gOyernOrship race. This leaves the
field clear 10 Colonel NOrthen, who VIII,
from present indications, have yerything
his own way. llardeman's withdrawal is
due 10 his PHYSICIANS opinion that an ac-
tive campaign would result in his death.
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\ correspondent, writing from me lilgh-
lands of scotland % "a foreign exchange,
saws: Rain fell heavily and necessarily I'm
the central Highlands from Monday morn
ing till Tuesday forenoon, and the air was
as cold AS in December. When the weather
Frightened mp on Tuesday afternoon vis.-
lors 20 upper Spcyside district were enabled
10 witness very unusual spectacle i'm the
second week Of July, the Gramplans and
even the less elevated peaks of the Mona
liadh range being thickly coated with snow
all the way from Cairngorm and Craig
Machie 90 The Lochaber hills. In Perth
shire ON Tuesday, on the road between
RannOch aud stfuan, there were several
inches of snow in the morning. ON The
lower grounds torrents of rain fell coutn-
uously from o'clock on Monday night tin
o'clock on Tuesday morning.
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nelicnInnders as soldiers.

4 correspondent in llcligoland writes 10
the Hamburger Reform that the reserved
and dreamy native Of lIeligoland cannot
even now fully believe in the cession Of the
island to Germany, and is diilident OF eN-
pressing his opinion on the subject. lie is
too much used to English easy-going tdeh
alien EnglIschcn Schleudrian,) and fears
that his livelihood, gained from the visitors,
will be s.... Il away from his very nose II
the Germans Oycrruu the island. The He'll
golandor has a singular dislike To beng a
soldier. either on land or sea. In the course
Of five years. in spite Of tempting high pay
only four islanders have entered tine English
navy. and one Of these. stricken with home
sickness, soon left the service. Though the
Ielig0landcrs think and read in German,
and reckon with German money, and live
on German bathers, il seems, 10 judge from
the present feeling among them. that two
thirds would vote for remaining English.
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The Dean of Manchester. says the London
Daily News. was one of the best men in the
Church Of England. His death at the com
paratiycly early ace of iify-siN j. am ir
reparable loss % the.C hurch and to the city
of Manchester. where he was one Of th,
most familiar figures. The Liberal party
also loses a stauuch and earnest supporter
never alarmed by the cries of the timid. and
always ready to stand up against oppres-
sion. whether IN Bulgaria or I'm Ireland
Dr. Oakley's relations with MIR. Gladstone
were more than political. lie was ON terms
Of intimate personal friendship with Tho
Hlustrous statesman, TO whom he owed not
only his original appointment As Dean ol
Carlisle. but the rare honor of translation &c
Manchester.
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M, e,.,, RIM of iron was made Juls v
lc, ~ ',,sA and nroycd a success. irolh
~ limo ON. the manufacture o' ITO" d.
W. - 60 successfully conducted ~ lh'
W., tn,no works. and continuously except l"'
mo sligbt cessations incident To u" '"""
trial establishments. ..,. ,,i,b -
The first furnace was 2ieet ule", ,'rnast
Zoo, hush. II was operated 10y p io",
wheel - feet in diameter anu - ~ the
The motive power was 'hI "tJ,st until
'aooi Tho furnace remained IN ni"s. ~" 49,
~ gros wore oucnchod 10y the rlslhg WI
'c ,i,o -reot flood Of January, ISL, 80
=" y, ~, months. during which loNN 'ons w
.,,.,,nccd The largest output Tor one W." y
p'"O,e ,yro ions. Now the crane WI
W., C,ypacos which produce IN Ven .',, a.
l"'N - hotter iron than the olu lNl
' n.y.. 49,, 6rst six months. The old III ln"Oe
'''" ~ 1lDv,n in again after the H.S"o,' va
~. ne Isli. and then remained lh p,a' ,i,,o
an Ano1l-t Is. 1872. producing }" ''''
23lG tons Of pig iron do, ohio nrodicted
az course there were those WI" i.io5 os a
c,ilnre and Mr.. Thomas was , UIoadino
visionary. The remark n'Aut ~ IN ,no iron
'a.,,Il make with anthracite gave cNl 20
,or ~ The almost general sentiment vi
n,nso days. Mr.. Thomas sent nun VIM ;,,'
~, bc had a hearty dinner reauAr'"i "'''
cooked in the COMPANY hrsl ', 'i ,l'c com.
The success of the furnace iea t c'cii T
pany to Immediately enlarse l,S 'a and in
for MANUFACTURING pig IRON. anu ,,.as
,9' 1872. 80. , furnace wa
, No,cn''i in No. g. followed IN lslo,
~ Wv" Gcing considerable larger NAN
,ho otbcrs. I'm the spring OF ~" Nvs'
and : were erected. both larger ll'i "I'
If tbe others and i'm lNG1-'N No. was noI III
In iSS0i. the first furnace constrnG't ca TO, io,
gcthcr with Nos and b. was Ia|e g.. u, c c.
IND and TWO large modern furnace
s.ou .,n5 ;nsioad. David Thomas acted as
Snncrintcndcnt Of the Crane Works nom ,.l
IS!e 10 ''' Is55. when he was succeeded Dy ms
cons samuel and John. aud later 10y nus 40, SVn-
'"'iow the late Joshua Hunt. John w ii-
ii i,,,"" tbc cashier entered tine company =
employ forty.dye years ago, and ioI ln'''!
two year, has held his present. rrI,l'," was
In 1854 the Thomas IRON "a" "": -.
c.,.,,o1 and fine fine and extensive WORKS
commenced at llokndauqua1' ana y. MI u;
Thomas from that time deN"leu W. , ,.l'l. u.
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r.l-ALL-.rArN I.r,LNt.g.


Atthe junction of the North Carolina ex-
tension and Cripple Creek extension OF the
Norfolk and Western Railroad. great mil
road junction. In the heart Of The greatest
mining district Of Southwest Virginia, and
destined soon To- rank with tie great indus
trial centres Of the Sew south.
| TIE IYANuOE LAND AND IMPROVI 20
MENT COMPANY Will Offer at PRIVATE
SALE. JULY 1G $500, pLSiitABLE Bl0i-
NESS AND DWELLING LOTS at an average
price of ae55. All lots are fayorably located
ON gently rising ground. oychookirgtheb beau
tifnl Valley Of New River. The cXceed-
ingly low price mt '"hich these lots are placed
upou the market insurcs to investors quick
and large returns.
TERMS oF SALE: OEe-thrd cash; balance
| I'm one and two years.
Through its excellent railroad fac li'ies.
"Iv,uhoc" is placed within minimum haul
| OF the enormous a posts of Gossan iton ore
OF Carroll county, and the world-iamous
llmonite and mountain ores OF Cripple Creek
| Valley: and also within easy haul Of the GEL
ebrated Pocahontas and rlattop coal land
coke fields
IMMENSE LIMESTONE QUARRIES are
being operated within the town. TIE 40. l
FURNACE of the Sow River Mineral COM
pany isalready i'm successful operation; while
the IvANllOE IRON COMPANY. under the
pres ldcncy Of Mi Jordan j.. Mott. Of the Mott
Haven Iron Works OF New York. has been or
ganized for the purpose OF erecting another
furnace Of large capacity. The extension
mines Of the New River Mineral Company,
adjoining the town. are already giving em-
ploymcnt toa large number of men.
THE IVASHoE ZINC COMPANY. with a
capital OF sI0OOOO has purchased immense
deposits OF exceedingly rich zinc ores, which
they are now developing, and viii soon erect
several zine furnaces.
Being the only city on the southern COM
nection Of the Norfolk and western Railroad,
"Iyanhoc" must become the great distribu-
| ting point for the immense ore fields. and
agricultural AMI timber districts of South
west Virginia and Western and Northern
North Carolua.
situated pa Tie midst Of great wool-ra.s-
! ingdistrict. and Withiua short distance OF the
southern cotton fields. no place in Virginia
possesses greater advantages FOR WOODEN and
cotton mills.
Vast tracts of rcd and white oak. chestnut,
hickory pines ana hemlocb, near 40 hand.
furnish exceptional opportunities for wood
working establishment, ard STEAM TAN
NERlES.
4 ,.35.OO0 Hotel VIII Poe erected az once.
watcr-works, ph'ung-mlll and brick factory
viii be- erected at an early date.
Being two thousand .ec; above the sea-, the
I
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Pointed shoes to Go.

Paris Ia, decrced that the unnaturalll
pointed toes Of the shoes worn for recent
wears shall go out of style both for men and
women. 4 slightly archcd toe ON shoe is
graceful: "A very pointed one Is abnormal,
besides making the rest Of the foot look
wider than it need, which is anything but
an advantage. 1t is also said that with the
LONGER sleeves there is certainly radical
trend towards the old-fashioncd one and
two-button glove. There is only one thing
i'm favor Of this model, and that is II is "a
great deal easier To- put on than the eight
and ten-bulton variety. Long gloves, how
ever, are boon i'm many ways-they are
protective. they look very smart, and they
are a great finish 10 any toilet, be 1t simple
or elaborate.
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cholernl.recautlon. in rnrI..

All the instructions issued by the Frencl
Minister OF the Interior respecting the sur
VIGILANCE for five DAYS after their arrival al
their destination Of travellers coming from
spain. SAYS the Scotsman, are being carrie,
out carefully in Paris, Up to few days
ago 291 individuals from the other side of
the Pyrenees had been examined in Paris
one hundred and thirty-two medical men
are entrusted with the duty % inspection in
Paris, and Of these seyenty-Seyen have al
reade been summoned 10 visit tie different
cases. For the remaining fiity-iiye doctors
however there has been so far no demand,
rs no travellers have alighted in the districts
assigned TO them.
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Progress of rhonogrnnhY.

Photography says the Scotsman, is fast
becoming one of the standard branches OF
education in Great Britain. From returns
made, though incomplete, il appears that
in the first quarter Of this wear the teachers
Of photography had under instruction in
the whole Of Great Britain "a, 139 males and
3,02S females, making total Of 37,7G7,
while the number under instruction during
the whole Of last year was a, $50. 4 large
portion Of the pupils were in what are
termed aboard schools"
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WONDERS or The DEEP.
uu and valley on the Oceans bottom
Tbo Track of the Cable.

Tho Track OF the tablt'
The sea occupies three-flL,ol the surface
.oftbo earth. saws the Ocean. Al the depth
ofabout $500 feet waves are NOT felt. The
,.mporature is the same, varying only %
trine from the Ice of the pole I'd nc
burning sun of thc equator Il IhIl.
down the water ha, pressure "l
over "a TON ID the square inch. u q
l.a1 .iv feet wide were filled with sea water
and allowed o. cyaIorlie under lhe. slii'
fhnr. .,yould De % inches oi salt LETT ON the
botton. Takn. the average depth oi ihe
ocean t0 De three miles. there Would ne q
LAYER of pure salt 23l feet thick ON the bru
nftbe Atlantic. The water rs colder az the
bottom than at the surface. I'm lhe many
bays ON the coast of Norway the water often
freezes at the bottom before II does above.
Waves are very deceptive.
10 look at them in storm one N"'"u
think the water travelled. The wafer stay
i'm the same place. but the MOTION goes oh'
Sometimes i'm storms these waves are i'i'l
feet high. and travel my mlCS an %.
more than twice as fast "a the sWiilesi
steomebin. The distance from valley 10
valley is generally fifteen times the h.i4hi,
hence "a wave five feet high VIII extend over
seyenty-fye feet of water. The force ~ The
sea dashing on Bell Rock is said TO De seven
teen tons for each square yard. ENalola-
ton is a wonderful power IN drawing lhr
water from the sea. Every year layer obi
the entire sea. fourteen feet thick, is taken
mn into the clouds. The winds bear their
burden into the land. and the water comes
down i'm rain upon the fields, To- How back
at last through rivers. The dcplu OBJ llc
sea presents am interesting rotleh' 81
the Atlantic were lowered G,''4 leei' thc
distance from shore 20 shore would DE nan
a. great. or l.5pOmiles. If lowered Little
more than three miles. say lAoSV lcel' mere
would De "a road of dry land from New
toupdlaud 10 Ireland. This is the plan ON
which the great Atlantic cables were land.
The Mediterranean is comparatively shall
low.
4 driving up of six hundred and sixty
feet would leave three different seas ana
Africa would bee joined with Italy. Inc
British channel is more like pond. Whlch
accounts fOrits chOppy waves. III has Deeh
found difficult 10 get the correct soundines
of the Atlantic. \ midshipnan of tine navy
oyercame the difficulty. and shot Meighln =
thirty pounds carries down the line. y
hole is bored through the sinhcr'
through which a rod Of iron is passed, NOV
inc easily back and FORTH I'm the end of
the bar a cup is dug out, and the INSIDE
coated with lard The bar is made fast 10
the line. and a sling holds the shot ON.
When the bar. which extends below the
ball. touches the earth, the sling unhooh-,
and the shot slides on. The lard in the end
of the bar holds some of the sand, or what
ever NAV be ON the bottom, aud drop shuts
over the cup 10 keep the water from wash
ine the sand out. When the ground Us
reached a shock is felt, as il AN electric cur
rent had passed through the line.
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The Duke of SaNe-C Gotta has paid
a visit To Prince Ferdinand al Carlsbad ON
the way 90 the Tyrol, and strongly advised
him t0abdicate. and the Prince mas received
furious rcmoustraBccs from his cousin, ihe
Csmte dc Paris. and other members Of the
Orleans family. AGAINST his faulty i'm Of
tending the Emperor of Russia. and thereby
rumping an their best cards.
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ROANOKE
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-,:-+s THE PROOF. ..ts'-

Mr. ALEXANDER W HARRIS. a promi-
'nent LAWYER at 80. 11oj q street y. W.
/ Washington. u. c.. under oate OF 'ilu'la
IN. 1890. wrote 60 the a. -. &. Chemical
Co.. Richmond. Va. giving the history Of
"a case of skin eruption of twenty years.
standing. the result of malignant blood
disease tAt this time Mr.. Harris had
beeu unable 20 walk for sis months Too
rcpivh was directed tousc a. p. &. Mtera-
tive with the assurance chat he would De
CURED = March l. 1890. Mr.. Harris again
wrote 4. b. { Chemical Co. IN the follow
ing words. D." The improvement IN my case
So far is almost miraculous. am re'lil
,,.4+f,e, veil and can walk as well as /
Ger could. and my general health was
never better / shall write You IRON time
10 time. Meantime YOU can refer any ono
to me you desire. and shall certainly tell
them that the a. b. &. Alternative has done
me more good in two months than ma. mas
twenty years experience with Natlou, 'i..l-
tried d Under date OF April ,th. 500 Mr..
Harris wrote: - am entirely wei.
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A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STANTON. VA.
Miss MARY j. BALDWIN, Principal.
OPENS SEPTEMBER 4. 1890. CLOSES
JUNE. 1891.

Unsurpassed location, buildings. grounds
and appointments Full corps of teachers.
UuriN1lled 70 ivantagcs i'm music. languages,
clOcutiOn. art. bookkeeping physical tul-
tune, stenography and tyQewriting.
B0ari. &c, witn fail English Course, $3.50
for the entire session Of nine months. Music.
art and languages extra. For full particulars
apply lO the Principal Tor Catalogue
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HOLLlNS INSTITUTE,


For the higher education Cf YOUNG La
DIES. equipped az cost of 10000, employ
- officers and teachers. of whom are inhl
nrof.s.ors OF both American and European
training. Languages, Literature, Nclrhce'
tff. Music. ElucutiOu, &c, are tausht unurt
best standards. For nearly hair century Do
mas commanded public confidence without
distinction of religious beliefs. one thou
sand two hundred feet above sea level ana
surrounded by picturesque mountain seen
cry 30 enjoys ihe further advantages OF mlu-
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Attendance last session POO from eighteen
states che fDrty-cighth session VIII open
eert,ubcr f.. PostOfce and station. hOl-
INK. Na CHAS. H. COOKE.
d, o.otv.6w Business Manager
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DICHMOND SEMINARY.

n 80 3east Grace street. Richmond, Va.
JOlFN "a. POW ELL, Principal.
NtS.I.G a.. PENTON. Associate Principal.
s BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOX
YOT NGIADIE~. thorough il IFS iusttuc-
ton aud complete in ils appointments. From
Kindergarten 20 collegiate department I'M
elusive, Offering the very best advantages.
SURPASSED by none in the Department OF
Music Modern Languages. and Art Board,
with Ull uglleh course and Latin, sou.
session begins SEPIEMBtlS -. 1880. Ap-
plv for catalogue 10 the Principals or at thc
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FROM A wELL.KNOwN PHYSICIAN

Or r. N. BAGny. ID wcil-kuowu physi-
clan of Louisa county. Va. Bumpa-S posse
oficc. under date of 81 Fch'y. l0'o rec
,,orts two severe cases Of scroiula
First Casc-A lady with hereditary scro-
fula. afflicted twenty years. discharsink
uuriilcntmattcr during these twenty years
through three hstuIDus sores from inc nll'
Joint until about six inches ot the thien-
hone had been destroyed by liberation.
Tn Truc last she commenced the use 81 H.
r & Alternative Her health rapidly im.
nr0ved. one of the nstulous sores ceased
10 discharge matter and healed readily
Duriugthe three months following another
sore ceased to discharge and healed as me
first one. The last one has ahatcd h.ui
its former discharge, DR. BagnY saws hc
has good ground to hope for her perfect
recovery bya persistent use oi thcrcmel}.
The limb was shortened about SIX inche7
bv dcs tructiOu of bone before the remedy
was used. r,
Second Casc-A young l1dyoi the same
family with hereditary scrOiuI1 ana cn-
iorrerncut. with liberation az parotd
Glands. and many sores ON various parts
III Nh. body. commenced using y. H. L. AL
terative three months ago. All the sores
and endorsements have disappeared 'hH
the doctorwlitcs his opinion that hcr per
f.,t recovery d. only O. ques ton on time
and of the continued use OF the remedt.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR.
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DOWLlYG GREEN ACADEMY.

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\ school OF the highest character fat boy s
and Young men. Most healthy and conFc-
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Gol>el bv CLERGY, press and colleges % the
south. scholarships DOB Washington and lee
University. Richmond College, &o.. Nc. TOTAL
charge. $40 for session 81 nine months. Adj
dress join HAhI.
". A., University oil VIRGINIA
ty2O-9me.d Bowling Green, "a.