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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20
Hvdrophobia not Fatal

TRENTON, N. J., O.5 2O.-Medica experts
are interested in the Gaze Of Ms William q.
Mazsop, who, a week ego, was in tho throes
of genuine hydroptobia, but is nov pre-
nouuced cured by Dr.. W. T. Rogers, her al
teudlpg ply sosn. She hes been improv-
ing all the pact weak, and yesterday, for
the frat time since she was taken with the
disease, she was able to sit up in bed and
erj msal OF milk, toast and poachad
eggs, From the Wednesday preceding M
til Sunday last the woman parked eni
snapped like dog, and tho strength Of
three men Was required to held her
down as chs passed quickly from one apasm into
another DIR. Rogers aud other physicians sly
there il no doubt that it was case of genuine
rabies and that the cure is most remarkable after
tho disease had reach ed such an advanced stage.
The bite which brought on tho attack was inii et'
ed by POI Dig i've years sgo. Mrs. Maxson Is
thirty-two years of age. She is of slight build
and ia the mother of several Children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20
Kept His Vow.

There Is o man running an erg'ne on the
San AotoUio division OF the Southern Pacific
Railway Company, between San Antonio,
Texas. and Del Rio. whose name is iamilis
to many people IL Iadiana. He i'd 90 other
than Frank Bfacaw, the con of ore OF the
richest men in Terre Esu;e, Ind. whose
wealth is reckoned in the millions. He ia
enc Of the coolest, most poassuming and
most reliable engineers in the service, and
has hosts of friends in San Antonio, none of
whom, however, knew his history until last
week, when q 70 Oct affecting accident brought
1t to light.
The people of TeErs Haute will remember
Frank IS 6ashne society man OF that city
ten years ago. Ha drove fast horses, and
his way was paid By his father without q
question. and be had monthly cash allow.
ance of $3.50 Some trouble arose between
father and son, toe ua!ure of which Is un-
kuowo, and he LETT home vowiUg never to
dsrken The threshold of he parental home.
Seven yeals sped swiftly by. and Frank s
sister lay upon Der deathbed. Detectives
were put upon the track of her brother. All
the detective agencies id the country were
furnished his description and directed to
Lave no stone uaturned in the effort to find him,
but to no avail. He had been completely swat
lowed up liz the great world, ana MS slster uied
without seeing him.
Three more years rsssed away. favorite
cousin, the wife of an army officer came to Del
Rio with her husband, who is now in command Of
the poet at that place. Yesterday they were dim
jny as usual at the Vslvorde Hotel. nce.look-
lug young man Bat table near them and observed
the lady attentiyely. Having flashed eating, he
passed out through the office, and asked the clerk
if the lady wasn't Mrs Wheeler, Being answered
In the AFT rmative, he added, she's my own cous.
in,' and went on. The lady now came ous and
the clerk ssked "Do you see that handsome
young man just going out?' Yes" He says he
is your cousin" She turned quickly, observed
him more closely; flood of recognition came over
her and she called sharply. Frank" The man
went on hous h he didn't hear, but she ran sf-
ter HIM ~ csugbt him. a pathetic scene follow
ed, in which botn actors were moved to tears The
lazy besoueh. him to return to his parents who
are now old and feeble, but he remained obdurate
and Il I'm in his intentions mover to return.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20

of the late Associate Justice Miller: VIM.
Nj. E0arts, Wayne MscVesgb, O. e. Davis,
a. H. Garland, john I. Morgan, w. @.
Goudy, Geo. F. E munds, Taos. Semmes,
Geo. G Vest. w. D Davidge, J. NJ. Wilson,
]. NJ. Woolwortb, Jno. B. Henderson and
Eooch Totem.
It Is probably the road from Fredericks-
burg 20 the Soldiers cemetery near that
town will lot be constructed, Rs the engi-
peei's estimates for the road are Sl5 600 for
macsdam aud 1000 for gravel road,
while tho bill for the road, as passed by Con-
gress. appropfiases $4,000 for a nacadam
road.
Anopg the strangers now 10 the city is Mr.
B. @. White, formerly Of Alexandria, Va.
where he is famiiiarly known as Cailie, but
for many years past resident OF SareVe'
port, Louisiana. Mr.. White was supervisor
of the CENSUS 10 hs district, and hiss just
been nomiDated as The republican candidate
for Congress there He was brave and
meritorious soldier in The 18th Virginia reg
ment. Picseti's division, in the War be-
tween the States. He was educated at St.
Johns Academy, Alexandria, and soon after
the war married Miss Annie Williams, o
that city. He has gained quite reputation
| as G. newspaper men in the State OF which
be s nov en- adopted citiz n.
An original Virginia republican, onos
leader OF the party in hia section OF the State
bu. who has been made lukewarm by the
dissensions In it at home and by the SEQ
tional course Of the present administration
says the Virginia democrats are placing
ma confidence 10 reports of negro defec
ton, but thet If they are, they will be sorel5
disappointed, as the word has gone from
Washington that they must support the
snti-dem ,cteiic candidates, and all his
experience vi b them proves that they viii
obey tbet word.
a large sea turtle, weighing about 2O(
ponrds, for which there was no sale here
was thrown over board q Cay or two ago
The water, fresh as it is has revived him, ant
| to-day he was seen st intervals swimming abou
| the harbor and was the iect Of considerable
search by those who will not turn him loose i
they fad him. He may try to make his way tt
| salt water AID if SO. WILL of course pass Alexan
dria
Among the strangers he g to-day is Mr.. Barnes
| Compton, the democratic candidate in the Mary
| land distric, opposite Alexandria. Mr.. Compton
was turned out of his Sc It in the present Congress
by one of Mr. Reeds counted quorums. He say
| he will be reelected next month by maj 81
| large that it Will not be contested.
| Rev Dr. Bullock formerly of Alexandria. wa
| oo rsylvanis Averue to-day, looking well
| and as erect and andsome as eve.. The Co; Ito
| 3 VS. he is regular reader of the GAZETTE ant
that il has keener ght into and more corres
| view of modern politics than any Of tho man.
other new :papcrs he reads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20

this village live William Fillinger and his
wife. Las. summer they attended series
Of revivsls and became farRtical. Win
them lived Fiilinger's mother, who has long
been in feeble health. l. worried tiillpgef
aud his wife that the elder woman was ue-
baplised, and yesterday they took water TO
her room and performed the ceremony by
dashna water Ia her face until she ceased
to struggle. NelghboFs Were attracted to
tbs house, and discovering the dead body
TOOK charge OF the nearly crfzsd pair. The
couple were brought here and artagned be-
sete E q1!re Bolt and then jailed at Corunns
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20

The Harrison administration hasn't been
by any meana particularly fortunate 10 Its
selection of tho governments foreign repre-
ssn,ativas. Consul General King at Paris
has Just created public, newspaper, scandal
there, by availing himself of the information
al 3urtesy attached to his position In order
to move his furniture out Of rented apart
,nents without paying the rent thereof. The
reputation this country has abroad Is any
thing else than euviabie, and has been made
SO chiefly by the conduct of the men In Its
foreign service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20
MYSTERIOUS Affair.

NEwBURGH, N. Y, Oct. 20-Two miles
back of West Point il q small settlement
called Stony Lonesome. There d@els
George Rhinef ald, his wife and Eve chic-
rem. The parents went to New York. leay-
Ing the children at home. Ga Saturday
ne;ghbor visited the house and found
George, aged 9years, lying on the fl 'cr'
Blood was fowDg from wound in the left
side Of the flee. No ona else was there but
child of three years. The shooting YVES
done with shot gan. A doctor took seven
shots out of the tongue. The boy wa5 dy-
ing and Ell be could cay was 'Taa did H."
la Ia his sister, 16 gears old. After The
shoo,iug she walked to Highland Falls and
told her aunt she had better 80 up 10 the
house, as George hsd fis. The girl loaded
the gun previous to the shooting, but
whether tbs shooting was purely accidental
or intentional is not yes known
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20
Foreign News.

LONDON, Oct. 2o.-The British h5e
which put to sea on Saturday to escape be
ing blown ashore, has returned to Scar
borough. While slipping the anchor Sa:ur.
day the cable of Que Of the ships gave way
and severely Injured thirteen of the crew
their legs snd arms and ribs bsing broken
Fatal accidents occurred on board othe yes
sels OF the q set during The storm.
Tue conservation OF very Rev. Dsnni:
O'Connor, az shop OF Londor, took piacs
at 81. PETERS Cathedral yesterday.
PARIS, oct. 20.--Ole OF the guards at the
Bslfort barracks named Dietrich and his sis
ter have been arrested, charged with being
German epies Plans Of the Notifications
were found in Detrich's house.
ZANZIBAR, Ocb 2O-Advices from the
Z .mbesi state that the British gunbosis en-
tered the river or October S. despite the PFC
tests of the Portuguese authorities. The
entirs native population lined the bank CT
The river, shouting, dancing and ciapPiae
their hands
JspDAH, Oct. 2O.-The first ship TO leave
this port with clean bill OF health since
the recsns outbreak OF cholera sailed or Sat.
usdsy.
LONDON, Ocf. 2O.-captsin Sir Richard
Fgaucis Burton, well-known for ii,
explorations 10 Africa and other Countries
died te lay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20
aSlgG;s
.cannrAmnn nuIcS nrcDsrn Ta
ASSOCIATED PREss DIsPGTC Es
The Italian Murderers

NEW ORLEANS, Oos. 20.-The police last
night arrested forty odd Italians at the
grocery of Carlo Grafiro. Officers noticsd
large number Of Italians dropping into the
place, and believing that something was
wrong forced their way in and found man
addressing the crowd present 10 Italian.
Charging that i. was "a unlawful assembly
all persons present vera arrested and car
risd to the Ill. When they were brought
to the station it was discovered that not one
OF them had csnt or home, and that the
entire party had arrived here yesterday
from Chicago, and had been told to meet at
Graffiro's plaza. AS the me1 could give no
explanation of them selves, or why they
came to New Orleans or met at the grocery,
they were locked up charged with
being dangerous md suspicious characters.
The police also arrested Manuel Pistro. whom
they charge not oaly wth being one OF
the men engaged in the Hennessey assasei.
nation, but actually the MAJ who dted the
fatal shot. The mcrder itself wes com.
mitted by six or seven mep, OF whom Scnai-
fiji, Massero, Baguetto. Iucardera. and
Piatro ara FIVE. The other Italian prisoners,
except some few who are regarded as i'm
portant witnesses or accessories to the crime,
have been released. More evidence was
found against Mecheoa, he being identified
by t~o negro women who lived next to the
Mastero house as having bsep seen By then
at the house. several timss just before the
m lrder. In his statement be declares that
be was never in that portioa of Nav Orleans.
Ia is now identified by two white AID
two colored women as having leased the
Mastero house under different name ard
having been sean frequently In that neighbor-
hood
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20

WHETHER SUCCESSFUL or not at the cam
Ing election, the fret thing the democrats
cugat 20 90, Immediately thereafter, shoulc
be to depose Senstc,-slect Btice from bis
position rs chairman of the national demo
cratic committee. A man who ia opposed
10 one of the cardinal principles of democra-
cy. low tariff and farmers rights, and who
fayors the anti-aemocratic policy OF buying
votes with money, and who two weeks be-
fore the election, as he did two years ago.
has himself interviewed in order to bene hi
the republicans, Is surely out of place a the
head Of the national democratic committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20
They Wore Low-Necked Dresses

ELIZABETH, N. ], Oct. 2O-The Rev.
Father Gessner Of st. Patrlck's Church here
has begun crusade against low-necked
dresses. Ga last Friday night he ordered
some female members of bis congregation to
lesve sociable given By the Father Mathew
Dramatic Corps 10 sid Of the church because
they appeared in the, to him. Objectionable
attire. He WOMB tolerate 1t at any affair
glyeu By the societies connected with the
church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20
yIRGIEIA NEWS.

The hog cholera prevails in the neishbor
hood Of Orlean.
Larry T. Culan, who bed carved his own
tom bstone. died at Rarpsr's Ferry on Satur-
day aged II years.
Thomas L. Snead, an aide-de-camp to
Gen. Stonewall Jackson, died in New York
on Saturday. Hs wa; native VirgioaD.
Cares are cut for the marriage OF DR.. P.
s. Roy, one of the city's physicians, of Wash
ington, D @, and Miss Alice, daughter OF
he late W. H Fizaugh, of Fredericksburg,
Va, and niece of Mr.. ST. George Fi.z-
hugh, of that town.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20
Suicide of an Insane Woman

ST.. LOUIS, Oos. 20.-Ths wife OF John
MaslIer, saloon keeper. suddenly became
insane yesterday afternoon, aud rushing
into the par!or where her husband. was con.
yprsing wish fsond, began firing at the
nen with revolver She fired six shots,
but mona OF than took effect. All this time
tae men vera lodging behind articles of
furniture or running about the room. She
stood still for an instan. and beforsthey could
oysrpowsr her she put the pistol to her head
and blew out her brains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20

The G shopkeepsrs," as the repub-
Noan piotectiools,s now term the merchants
are at present doing what Mr.. Cleveland &C.
v:ssd the democrats to do in 1883, educating
ira people of The country upon the su' J ct
of the tariff, ard are doing Sd in the mos'
eli ctiva manner. by obi oct lessons. Elch
nan don't csre whether the price OF The ar
,ioes they buy be high or low, butt Is vast
ly q fisrens with poor men who have to
make their weeks expenses come within
thar weeks wages. For rich man to vote
the anti democratic ticket at the approach
ipg e!ectioo won no. be strange, but the
poor man who may do so will evince little
regard for those who are dependent upon
HIN for their supnor'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20

JUpGINe From reiiab.e Intelligence from
difi.reu, paris OF the ate, most,if not BOZ
he repu abs Virginia republicans, agree
VIII ex-Iovaroor Cameron, 'hst the course
paysusd os she repub icsn administration
and Coogress toward tie South has been 60
msisosae aud secions, and the neg &c
aa,: disregard with which they have treated
tn. snite republicans of this scion bee,
50 proacuacei. that no self respectiog VS.
gini4n, 40 matter what his politics may be,
can now support the republican party, enc
thac ali snch men viii manifest their resent
m Isn't By heIping to cleo solid democratic
congressional delegation next month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence of The Alexandria Gazette
WARRINGTON. u. O.. Oct. 20. 1890.

[special Correspondence of The Alexandria Gazette
WARRINGTON. u. O.. Oct. 20. 1880.
The Wage Workers Political Alliance OF
this CITY has pe!itioned the President to Az
point EHz beta Cady Stanton to the seat in
the U S. Supreme Court made vacant By
tn, recent death of Associate Justice Brad.
le,. for the reason That women whose miD0s
ara free from creeGs, ss we'll as loyal TO
truth, Justice and humanity, are better
ia iges than men under the same circnm-
stances"
The following changes in the Ash class
DO ltoffices OF Virginia were made today
I,asc. Southampton county, A. A. Holland
appointed pos naster, vice J. A. Kitchen,
resigned South Hill, Meoklenbusg county,
D. B Bell, vice Mrs. S. a. Loveland. sns-
pended.
La consequence OF the absence of the Cbiei
Justice ADD two associate Justices Of the U
8. Suprema Court, they not having returned
from the funeral of the late Associate Justice
Miller, there was DO quorum of that Court
when il met this morning. so that it imme-
diately adjourned until tomorrow.
Mr.. Callahan, superintendent of the new
Washington, Cd Point and Norfolk Steam
boat Company, is here to-day. He says the
raw steamers ordered by that company are
'4,aanties," and will be completed by the
first of M arch. Mr. Callahan was formerly
one of tie leading republican politicians IN
Virgini,s, but. like SO many others, has now
sbsnd S,ned politics.
TIE case of the mem oers of the Old D.
;ainion republican league of this city, indlot
az for Yois,iog the civil service law, Is high
up on f.be docket of the oriminsl court, and
Why 81 is not tried is the euti'ct OF great
DEAL, of speculation, by no means favorable
TO the administration. to whose orders the
delay, is generally attributed. No regard Is
paid TO the civil service law here now, the
civil service commissioners being powerless
10 ..snforce il without the ass stance of the
PRESIDENT, and bis assistance will not be ren-
dered.
A meeting of the bar of the o. 8. snpreus
court was hello to-day at which the follow
ing committee wae appointed to prepare
suitable resolutions in respect of the death
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20
An Erring Woman's Fate

MEMPHIS, Tenn, O,S. 2O.-E. *. Peter
500. railroad employee, last night returned
home Unexpectedly and found his wife sis-
ting on 8. N. Maxgeli's lap with her arms
about his neck. The husband drew re-
volyer and fred twice at Maxwell, who
drew the woman ia front of him and shs re-
osiyed both bullets. Tns woman died with
in Is minutes. Maxwell was lodgsr in
Pstersou's house. Peterson was arrested
and lodged In jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20

AN OLD PA1NTINe.-D.sn Wagner, OF
Windsor, Ont, is exhibiting painting at
the Windsor exhibition which was sent him
recently st the diving request of the Mother
Superior OF an Utsuine convent at Prague,
Austria. 1t has just been ascertaiDed that
the picture is without doubt one thet has
been searched after vainly for over two hun
dred years Il is reasonably certain now
that IL Is THE Cruc fxlon," painted by
Hsns Memlipg early in the fifteenth CEN
fury, and from which the celebrated Van
Dyck copied his picture of The Cruoii1-
ion ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20

JUMPED FROM A WINDow-Mrs. Mary
Frawley. forty five years old, while trying
to escape from her husband. Patrick, a
Iaborer, who was beating her. jumped from
the eecond story window of the house to the
pavement in Nav York Saturday evening.
She was taken up in al unconscious con-
dition and removed to Roosevelt Hospital,
where it was discovered that she had cut
her chin, fractured her right foot and aIso
suffered Internal injuries. Fra~iey Wss ar
res ed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20
Murder and sn eide

CHARLTON, Ia. Occ. 20.-On Saturday Ell
mer Oliver. aged 81 years, arrived here from
Kansas Becoming iniox cssed, he hired g
team and drove to the town of Freedom
twelve miles south of here. He went to the
farmhouse of Mr.. Tuttle sud req0ested 10
sec hs daughter, With whom be was in love
After the two bad convafsed for few
minutes. the young man requested the girl
to marry him. She refused, Saying sae vas
too young. o liver then drew a revolver
and shot the girl through the temple caus-
ing instant death. He then turned the
weapou On himself AID fled ball through
hia hesG. H lived In al unconscious COR
diion until ,his morning whan be dad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20
MONETARY AND o0GaERCIAI

NEW YORK. October 2)-Tho inAu,nce OF tho
bank statement OF Saturday was seen in the stock
market at the opening this morning, when mo-
stocks were off u to Is per cent from the closing
prices of Saturday. No further progress was
made in the downward direction, however and ia
few stocks sore improvement was made, thoagh
the fluctuations were confined to the smsl rs,
Factions as ru.e. Later in the hour, though
there was heavy toae developed ard prices 10.
cedsd al along the line The market Taa narrow.
and at IL o'clock it was q1es and heavy, gsner
ally st small fractions under tho opening prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20
The Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS Oct. 20 Gov. Campbell will
send epeciai message To the Legislature on
the assembling of the House this afternoon
recommending the passage OF bill for a
pou- partisan board Of Improvement for Gin
cinuati, and that the appointing power be
placed in the bands OF the Mayor IS the ex-
scutiye officer OF the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20

'oh, there's no darg.r, say most per-
sons suff ring from catarrh, Bat We ssy
there is, great danger, and un'e:s one uses
Old Sau.'s Catsrrh Cure in time, tie disease
NAV bs chronic.
"Baby is king" all the world over. As its
rule ehouid be as qaist as possiols. fell not
to provide it with Dr.. Ball's Baby Syrup for
all the ailments incident to its condition.
It is safe remedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20
The Warrenton Democratic Club.
rcorrssnondeuce of the Alexandria Gazette

WARRkNroN, Va. O,t. lS-The demo
cratic c,po which was 80 enthusiastically or
eanizsd here on the 10 d inst. met Friday
nirhs end was addressed by the Mayor,
Hop. r Soi.mao. After the meeting he
wss ss.eneded by the Wsrrenton band.
Hops. ]. v. B.ooke sad Eppa Hunton, jf.,
will address tbs club next meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20
THE cANvAss.-A letter feom Washing

ton to The Redmond Dispatch says:
"SeveraI democrats who we're in the city
on Saturday reported the Hume canvass 10
The eighth congressional dis riot to be decid-
d on the dec ns They called special al
tentiou to the fact that men who formerly
affiliated with frst one party and then the
other. and who were reliably counted upon
By Mr.. Hume's friends, are supporting Gen
srsl Lee; and the dessrtions from the regu-
lar party rsnka are no. near so greet "a 1t
was at first supposed thsy would he. This
ia particularly true in the counties Of Cut
pepsr, Orange. and Louisa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20

BALTIMORE Oct 2O--CottoD nominal nil.
ding 10A Fl,u- quiet and firm. Whoat -soutb-
ern seuce and stiff Fnllz 95ai05 loueberry 81
alO5 No OF Aa103 stesmcr No rod 96s97.
Yves IN strong sd higher; No winter ed spot
and oct 101 15s10l%a Dec l04slo4t. Nay / J.
Corn-Southe,n scarce and nominal; white .! 4
50; yellow Sass Western firm at an sdganco
mixed spot and Oct 81 lax57a. year So bid; May
60 sellers Oats frmer; ungradcd Southern and
Penna 45a50; do Western white 4Sa50; do mixed
47a48; graded No 2 white so. Rye steady; prime
to choice 1916; good to fair 1914. Hay firm
prime to choice timothy Si1ai2. Provisions iirul
Su gar irm gcanulated 69s'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-20

PHILADELPHIA Oct 18.-Beof Cattle-pric
asc higher .xtra ga a5aa &c good 4a. s5c; medium
Al s4lbc; fair 3aaa4c: common 34s3i9c ca ia
pa .3c fst COWS 2A43c per Id. Mitch Cows so
$50 per head Miicn Calves 5a7c. Western sri
eraser, 21as4hc thin COWS 7a2O;. sheep es
ira 5As5lec; good 4%a5c; medium 44s4 ~
common 3Aa4c; culls BABE per Id. Lambs IA. 20
per Id. Hogs-Weatcrn 6laa6a4c; State GA,i.c
par Id; Stste and shippers 7 81 &c per Id.