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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-21
A RUNAWAY TRAIN
ont c., l.. y ". Road Crashes Into u,


Ontho C., l.. Il W. Road Crashes Into an
Engine III Maynard. q.
Sunday morning anorth bound freight
train on the G., l.. 4 W. road, hauled by
engine No. l, stopped at Maynard to
switch out some cars, and had backed
down below the junction Of the switch
which leads IRON tho coal mines, stu.
ated about onc.iourth mile up n steep
ravine, when seven cars, heavily loaded
with coal, were seen coming down the
incline at a frightfpl rate Of speed. The
engineer, seeing that 1t was impossible
TO get his engine outof the road, jumped
from the cab just as the cars crashed
into his engine,
Che employees at the mine are accus.
toned to drop cars a few feet down the
incline each time one is loaded, ana were
moving the seven cars in this way, but
being unable to atop them, they Jumped
OF and let the cara 70. They were run.
ming at the rate Of about twenty-five
miles an hour when the collision oc'
CURED. The cars were demolished and
the engine badly wrecked. No ono was
hurt.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by q sick child suffering and
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female nurses and physicians in the
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cents bottle. MwFsw
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Martins Ferry,

Rev. FIR. S. g. Ma.tinsly left for New York los,
night.
McFGddeH's CIRCUS lost about $50 here owing
to the rala.
The Alumni Association will meet ut the High
School to night.
A soft roll on the plate mill In tie .Etua mil
was broken yesterday, throwing the night turn
oil last night. -
Charles Lewis came home from Fostoria yes
tertsy to attend the funeral Of his rrurdmoth
or, Mrs. Eliza Lewis. -
Capt. L. W. lngleb,sht leaves this morning
LOT seattle and Vancouver. VIA San Francisco
lie Will be gone several weeks.
Standard Council No, 80 Jr. O. U. A. NJ, hal
ordered fine SILK !!hg costing $50. which vii
oe carried II the parade OIL Decoration Day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Montgomery leave mex
week for MaIlha's Vineyard and New Bedford
Mass, where they will spend several weeks viii
Mrs. Montgomery's relatives.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Two Damage Suits Ended and Another IN.
tereslins One Begun.

Two Damage Suits Ended and Another IN.
teresliaS One Begun.
In part I OF the Circuit Court yesser.
day, Judge Campbell presiding, the jury
lin the case OF Pat Fitzsitumons vs.
Charles Keller aud Henry Brinkman,
brought in verdict OF one cent damages
for the plaintiff. The case OF Agnes
Hamilton against the Wheeling Mining
aud Manufacturing Company, wherein
the plaintiff asks 5000 damages in con.
sideration of her falling over a Pile oil
building material June S, 1889, on the
street at E. W. Wells new house, corne,
Twcnty.iilth and Chnpline streets, which
the defendants were building, was put
on trial in the afternoon. Three wit,
nesses were examined, and the court ad,
journed until this morning. An inter,
esting case is promised, which will last
three or four days.
In part II, the jury in the case OF the
administrator Of Arthur Phillips, Jr., vs,
the Street Railway Companies, found @
verdic. for the defendants.
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WAS SERIOUSLY HURT.
Mrs. Noian's tictim-Thc bridgeport Git
Ting ScInpC. -

Mrs. Noian's tictim-rhe bridgeport Git
ting Sctnpc.
Billy Mullen, the Bridgeport man who
was cut by Mrs. Nolan there, Is danger.
oasly hurt. Mullen, it is said, has been
attentive to Mrs. Nolan for some time,
and she become jealous and threatened
10 disGgurc him Il he went with other
women. On last Sunday evening Null.
len called on her, and when he started
to 60 home she insisted on him staying
longer. He had said something about
going with another woman, aud when
he was at the door, leaving tho house,
Mrs. Nolan made Il quick, vicious lunge
at his face with . knife, striking him on
the nose and inilicting a terrible cash.
Mullen hurried bone, a quarter OF q
mile distant, and medical aid was sum.
moned. Mrs. Nolan keeps saloon nea,
the Bridgeport g!ass works. Her hus
band hus been dead about two years
Mullen is quiet, inolensive young
man, about % years old, and is employ.
ed as 4 blower in the glass works.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Stransers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strnnsers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Lee Watson, Of Fuirmont, is at the
Mcclure. ~
T. T. Birch, Z. L. II. Harrison md
William NJ. ualdeman, OF Washington,
Pa, were III the city yesterday.
Ii. S. Moore, OF the Edgemoor Bridge
Company, OF Elizabeth, N. j., is here,
the guest Of Col. George z. Bissell.
Prof. J. r. Millen, OF Knoxville Col.
lcge. Knoxville, Tenn, is the guest OF
his brotherin.law, DR.. b. &. Best, on the
Island. .0
G. Grout, q former wcll-known con-
tractor OF this city, now Of New York,
is at the Mcclure, and WAS busy yester-
day shaking bands with old friends.
The Parkersburg State Journal is au-
thority for the following: Miss Alice
McCabe, OF Wheeling, who has many
friends here, will be married on June i
to Mr.. Charles Hughes, Of Georgia.
The numerous friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James L. Beck will be sincerely panied
by the announcements another column
Of this mornings paper OF the death OF
their infant son. They will have the
warmest sympathy Of all who know
them in their sad bereavement. Al
Willie, the brightand promising Young
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Heber List, died
yesterday afternoon. Lie is the second
son they have lost, both at most inter.
esting age, which adds to the poignancy
OF their ailiiction, with which all their
friends will deeply sympathize.
The following named ladies OF Bridge.
port will leave for Cincinnati to-day:
Mrs. Z. J. Alexander, Mrs. G. NJ. Fisher,
Mrs. DR.. Van Wagner, Mrs. Dr.. W. S.
Fisher, Mrs. J. j. Ramsey, Mrs. O. T.
Rhodes, Alra. A. L. Walling, Mrs.- T.
Baggs, Miss Minnie Alexander, Miss
Mamie Duncan and Miss Lizzie NIcFad-
den.
Mr.. Samuel Stewart and daughter,
Miss Hattie, left yesterday for Wheeling
and will drive overland from there to
Pittsburgh, they having skipped their
fine team to Wheeling. II. the weather
and roads are good they will drive
through portions Of Ohio before return.
ing, and will DO gone several weeks
PdrkersJurg Stale Journal.
Mr.. Frank J. Jones, tue popular and
well known salesman and advertising
agent, is again in the city. Mr.. Jones
formerly represented the California Fig
Syrup Company, and flooded the city
with the goods. He is at present with
Messrs. Chamberlain 4 Co., OF Des-
Moines, Iowa, the largest proprietary
medicine house in the West, and no
doubt will make their goods rs popular
as other goods he has introduced in the
city.
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ItlLL TOR REMOVAL.
Tho Special Council Committee aud Tutor.

Tho Special Council Committee md Intor.
rsted Parties Confer. lf.4
A meeting OF the special council com.
mittcc appointed In accordance with
Mr.. Youne's resolution TO devise ways
and means for removing the top Of
Wheeling hill, was held last night.
The only members Of the committee
present were Messrs. Young, Happy and
Braudlass. MeBsrs. Lawson, Caddie.
Staltler, Eckhart and Loos, of tho Island
syndicate which proposes 10 carry tho
debris from the hill to the Island, were
present, rs was Mr.. busch, who owns Il
part OF the hill.
Considerable talk was INDUCED In, the
meeting being informal throughout. II
was finally carried that tho Island PEG.
pie will propose 10 remove by means Of
wire rope tramways 100000 cubic
yards Of earth, provided the city OF
| those who DO tho cxcavatiug will load
it Tor them on this side. The question
OF Low the owners OF TINT part OF the
i hill which 1t Is proposed to remove
would think about 1t came up, and i,
was stated that Father Sullivan, who
owns most OF 1t, hud said he was pre-
pared TO act most literally, and was
heartily in favor Of the scheme. Mr.
busch, who owns the remainder, said BIT
was heartily in accord, and TINT II the
city would remove the common which il
owns, the property owners alongside
would cut down to tho same grade. NJ
definite action OF any kind could Le tax
, en-, for want Of data to 20 on, and n sub
committee composed Of Messrg. Happy
aud BrsndEa's was appointedto wait OF
the, property owne.a on the hill
and the Island people, an,
bring from them written proposition
for the committee to fepor: 10 Council
The committee adjourned to meet ut til,
call OF the Chairman, Mr.. Young.
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A MURDER AT WEII.SBuRG.
A Drunken Man Tetrays His Awfal Decd
Ills Victims body FoaEI In the tivcr.

- NV AWAHt btVVs
Ills Victims body FoaEd In the Islvor.
Ignatius Murray killed Philip Martin
in house boat near tho ferry landing
up Mt brilliant on Monday night while
both were drunk. The body was found
Inst evening by citizens who were fra.
led TO make tho search in the river by
remarks dropped by Murray.
Martin wns puddler at tho Drillian!
mill. lilo was son Of Rev. Mr.. Martin,
formerly pastor OF the Baptist church Of
Brilliant, now located al Alliance, Ohio.
Rev. Mr.. Martin left Brilliant about n
year ngo. Philip, then nbout twenty.
two years old, was married about that
time aud remained in Brilliant.
On Monday young Martin and Muir
ray, who IL said to DO disreputable
character, were III Wellsburg together,
and went over to brilliant very
drunk. The next heard OF either was
yesterday noon, when Murray again
crossed the river on the ferry.boat, and
told Charles Waddel, who runs the
ferry, that he had killed MI Italian the
night before, and thrown h;s body into
the river. Waddoi paid no attention ia
this, but repeated 1t to others, who
knowing that Marlln hal not been nj
home oil day, land that he had been with
Murray the night before, had their sus
piolons aroused, anda party Of citizenl
visited the boat, r..
I The window #a3 broken, ana theys
was blood spattered OH the walls ant
ceiling. This rendered the suspicion
more active, and Gua!!y the river va!
dragged, aud Martiu'a body found moi
lar from the boat.
Murray could not be found. Tele
grams were sent to nearby towns ask
Ing that 4 lookout be kept for him, bu
the ono receiyeI hero hy tho puliue gav,
no description, so that there was no wa,
to recognize the alleged murderer ever
II he were seen.
Martins body showed signs Of fou
plAy, His throat was laceraled, and on,
ear cut oil. The County Coroner va
notified, and came down from Steuben
VILE en- the late G. & P. train. 1t va
then too late to hold an inquest, and on
will be commenced this morning.
Late last night a special telegram wa
received from Brilliant saying that Mul
ray had been pursued southwark Gtou
tue +, ". 4 Ky. road, and ovcrtalieu q
, Beach Bottom. lie was arrested an
taksp to Wellsburg, where he is now il
Jail.
The murder excited the people Of Bri
) liant very much. In many Of its feature
| 1t is peculiar, and bu. for Murray's ow
remarks the body might have RENAME
undiscovered for several days.
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| AZ SuttcsNlcntS. .'
Wheeling is still in arst place.
Youngstown lis pulling up in grea
Wei, our ancient enemy caught us on
Wheeling lost her first game abroad
yesterday. -
When Wheeling gets to Akron then
will como the tug OF war. S-
How tail.ender Springfield did hop on
to Alckeesport Yesterday,
Some Of the Ohio papers will persist in
keeping Wheeling in second place. She
isnot there yet.
The Martins Ferry base ball club will
go to Wellsburg next Saturday, where d
game will be played with the Greys.
Osborne ought to have been put in to
pitch for Wheeling yesterday. lie could
not have done worse than Morrison,
who is not strong enough to twirl the
ball.
Umpire Peoples will hereafter manage
Canton and play first base for that team,
He shone like a star as an umpire, but
his radiance will be dimmed as Canton's
first baseman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-21

The druggists claim that people call
daily for the new cure for constipation
and sick headache, discovered by DR..
silas Lane while in the Rocky Mount
aims. 1t is said to be Oregon grape root
Ia great remedy in the far West for those
complaints), combined with simple
herbs, and is made for use by pouring
on boiling water to draw out the strength.
1t sells at so cents package, and is
called Lanes Family Medicine. Daw.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-21
LOCAL. EREYlTlES,
Matter. OF slluor Moment in and Abou,

the CITY. ~ ~
MATINEE ut the Grand this afternoon.
'rnE GnANp this evenipg-"Slreets
OF New York."
OrERA House. this eycning-Mrs. Tom
Thumbs Company.
An Episcopal chapel will DO erected at
Elm Grove this summer. ~.
IT Is pretty reliably reported that Bar.
NUNS circus will DO here July 80.
TIE Council Committee Oh Finance Is
called To meet tonight, aud the Commit
tee on Fire Department Friday night.
THE Kemple Glass OF the Chapline
Street NJ. L. Sunday School will give II
social md supper on Thursday evening,
to which all are invited.
Henry ZERcuER, q fourtecn-ycar.old
boy, was sent TO Jail by Justice Davis
yesterday morning III default OF 81 fine
for abusing his little sister.
TIE boiler for the oil rig for drilling
tho well near Dallas, was taken out "a
the site short time ago, mud operations
will commence Immediately.
TIE G. W. Atkinson class OF the Zane
Street NJ. Il. Sunday School gavc {,
splendid musical and literary entertain
ment at Mnunerchor hall last evening
| The directors OF tho West yirgini.
State Fair Association mot yesterday II
! therooms the Board oil Commissioners
No business OF public interest was trans
acted.
| IN police court yesterday morning JOE
Tracy aud John Nolan we're fined 81 ant
costs each Tor disorder in tho Sccont
ward the night before. Both went t
tho hill.
| FnAsK LEWIS, John Clark and GcorgI
l.. Bury, vagrants, were arrested b.
Officer He'll on tho wharf last night
They were hauled to the lockupin tn
patrol wagon.
"TnE Streets OF New York" PLEASED
another good house mt the Grand las
evening. The piece will be repeated
this afternoon aud evening, when tn
engagement closes. nu--.. p
| JAMES MARTIN, 90 years old, nativ
; OF Ireland and resident OF Chicago, an,
Minnie Martin, aged "a years, a native 0
Ireland ind resident OF Wheeling, wer
licensed to marry yesterday.
A GRAND picnic will be given at Sol
berts garden this afternoon and evening
by the Fulton Fire Brigadc,i in celebration
OF the eleventh anniversary Of that Or
ganization. A special invitation is OK
tended to the Wheeling fire ladies. ]
very attractive programme has been ar
ranged. ..
, OFFICER WATSON called the patro
, wagon to the Second ward market twic
. last night and each time sent two me
to the lookup. The first trip two sleep,
.. DRINKS were sent down, and the secon
DonsI Russell, who was drunk and noisy
and William Smith, who objected /
Russell's arrest, were taken in.
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GoASD SEQ the Quakers ut the Fourth
Street NJ. E. Church on Thursday even
inc. ~ 49, --.--- -
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SOME OF the Grand Army boys may be
interested in the following from Alex.
3. Pope, A. D. c., Commander Dept
Tenn, and Ga. He says: 1--WE had an
epidemic OF whooping cough here,
Stewart, Tenn. and Chamberlsin's
Cough Remedy has been the only med.
lcine that has done any cood."' There
is no danger from wllooping cough when
this remedy is freely given. 1t com.
pletely controls the disease. so cent
bottles for sale by G. r. Goethe and W.
w. Irwin,
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Mrs. Tom Thomb and her company oil
vaudeville artists will appear at the
Opera House this afternoon and even.
ing, her first appearance in Wheeling
since her marriage to that other famous
diminutive person, Count Magri. The
children Of the present day will have an
opportunity to see the famous little wo.
man OF whom they have heard their
elders speak, and the grown people will
doubtless also embrace the chance 10 see
her once more, and to also enjoy very
good show besides.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-21

Every ingredient employed in pro-
drucing Hoods Sarsaparilla is strictly
pure, und is the best OF its kind it is
possible to buy. All the roots aud herbs
are carefully selected, personally ex,
amined, and only the best retained. So
that from the time OF purchase until
Hoods Sarsaparilla is prepared, every.
thing is carefully watched with view
to attaining the best result. Why don't
you try it? 5
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hatterses-Daytoh, Williams and Niles: Ak.
I Ema, wilson, Berger and Whinnery. Umpire,
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G. Il. GoErzE AND W. W. Irwin, the
druggists, desire US to publish thei follow.
ing testimonial, as they handle the rem.
edy aud believe it to be reliable:
l bought fifty cent bottle OF Cham.
berlaiu's Pain Balm and applied it to my
limbs, which have been afflicted with
rheumatism ut intervals for one year.
At the time l bought the Pain Balm
was unable to walk. / can truthfully
say that Pain Balm has completely cured
me.-R. II. FAIR, Hollywood, Kansas,
Mr.. A. B. Cox, the leading druggist at
Hollywood, vouches for the truth OF the
above statement.
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THE
WHEELING lNSTALMENT CO.,
1876 to lilo Market ST.

Business Is fairly rushing with US
People come In crowds thick and fast
from every Quaster-Evcrybody who Ia
nybody comes here--Nobody thinks of
purchasing before visiting our Immense
stores and inspecting our magnificent
stock-The people know and appreciate
truly good values-Those 10 DO found nj
our store haveno cQual-No matter whit
prlcee others give wc give lowcr-Wo
allow nc. initiative competitors to com
pete with us-Wc'rc ahead md we'll
keep ahead II we sell goods at hn;i THAR
value-We've cultivated trade Tint
Others couldn't handle, and we'll retain
It II polite and courteous treatment com.
btncd with the hest values arc retaining
ctors-Evcry person Is welcome to our
stores-Poor mud rich iArc alike here.
Money makes no difference TO us-Como
here without 1t, you can buy as readily
from us on credit as II you had II pocket
full Of cash. We've goods stacked away
.hatll ba pulled down to sell this week
ut pulled down prices-Be awake to your
interests Come here! These goods
will be sold NJ one.taf their real value
No wonder we're busy.
WHEELING 1NSTALMENT co.
Thopch orr s,loa /, pohu c,s.,
have already reached huudreds-t1ur
stock don't look diminished-We're nj.
waysadding-and every new feature md
improvemcntpo possible to procure in these
riucos In Pond ho,,iosN,rh".' onel thf-
Observation-Disclosures IL ,,Ir"n ~ IS, sen "u..,
nnrasols IN mntci,-prnn;n,' lti
an,ne1UAnJ with A a,an9s se"!s guar
wheels as low Nc So oochNrbauo " w. i,'
anna "onds Won nav W. St3,o e., '.e s9 "re lhe
for-Thrv can,t l.. d. rJ IT, u,SoM iere
nrice in this -Wn,mo ,,a' a.. out
riaves hv III" hmv3,n1 ,' w n"'dsis car.
mist no sold IN carr;, u""Ina a.a 'HHy
cnntt oijorJ - ca nn,'' ,ia. season-We
what is worse, VIC WON'T do il If rei IN"
lions like this viii sell thetn--We'vo
matte study OF this branch Of our bust
ness and our. stock to-day is 4 practical
illustration OF what perfection we have
ehecteu--Ieres chance to procure an
etcgant A No. Cartridge for one-thirt
ieSa Than you'll pHy At other stores
Don't let 1t slip il You would economixe.
WHEELING lNSTALMENT CO
Acoiu we oIrar THO weo,- az. 49,.
lied fix feet oak rstnnson n, ~ on iv':nf ~
each-li's the mnst trn;,.i ~ r onny 81 ."
itivn NJ nr,ct;r / ocn,o,n,. @"' ."p'esen y
urcs have ever beiorn h.on Nv ,,I suoli w,
surb yalueEYnu can't w JtI p'"eHu on
yonr own wejtorc hmv az 'stu"s ;i"j"fiis
before you have seen those We oiIerwlt
yIu lr' p0 hnv TREATMENT nn awaits you
y" htS III
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LEMON ELIXIR.
A Pleasant Lemon Drink.

.-a-r. f.a n ilCntuIiL Lemon Drink
For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
. For sick *: and nervous hcadaches, take
Lemon Elixir. ~.
For sleeplessuess and nervousness,
take Lemon Elixir. yi.a. +
, For loss OF appetite and debility, take
For levers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir. lfa I
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not
iaIl you In any OF the above named dis
eases, all Of which arise from torpid or
diseased liver, stomach, kidneys or bow
els. y..s9 3ya p
Prepared only by Dr. 4. Motley, At
SOC and ST % per bottle, at druggists.
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Good Luck.

Charles II. Johnson, driver for Viii
liam Richardson, OF l02 Sudbury street,
IN the last drawing Of The Louisiana
State Lottery was the happy holder of
one twentieth OF ticket S,l32. which
drew the First Capital Prize OF $500, 900,
and received us his share the neat little
fortune Of $4,000. Mr.. johnson is a
quiet young fellow who intends to put his
easily acquired money to good use.--
Boston (ifoss. Herald, March q. Daw
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The Operas thls Week,

The sale Of reserved seats ior the en-
gagement OF the Rudolph Aronson
Comic Opera Company, ut tho Opera
House Friday ard Saturday evenings
and Saturday afternoon, will open ut g.
A. Houses music store this morning.
Not in recent years has there been rs
promieing an opera engagement an
nounced for Wheeling as this, and it is
fair to presume that there will be big
rush for seats. While numbers OF peo-
Pile are going 10 Cincinnati 10 enjoy the
May Music Festival, Manager Kiestcr
provides musical feast ut home for his
patrons, and OF coures they will appre-
nioto il
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One deed Of trust aud the following
transfers Of realty were admitted to record
by. Clerk Hook yesterday: Deed made
March 90, 1890, by David Jones and wife,
OF this county, 10 Margaret Ellen Hem
derson, OF Marshal county, ior lot in
Haneytown, consideration 81. Deed by
Henry Schmulbach, May 10, 1890, to
John Friedel, in consideration OF $500,
for lot No. Is in the Zittes addition on
the Island. Deed from the officers OF
Mt. Zion cemetery, in consideration OF
$50, to Charles Frederick for lot No.
$50. Also a deed from Mt. Zion GENE.
terry, in consideration OF $50 to Julius
Roesh for lot 81.
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Total free gas supplied TO city to
uatc.""""."....... ..".".......S63,3l 4 %, XVI
Total expenses for yCar..,,..,..,.,,,.,,.. o. hDl