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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-03
stunned the Far Sex.

MIDDLETowE, n. Y, February L
Samuel Lewis died to-dsy in the town OF
Minisink, Orange county, sged 80 year,.
He was not recluse nor a misantbrope'
hut he lived alone most Of his life, spd for
"a Of his later years no woman nor doctor
was permitted 10 croes his threshold. He
never married, and never took dose OF
medicine. He wss a farmer in small
way, owning a comfortable house and out
buildings and about 40 aeieI Of land. from
which he got a good living He wss un.
commonly intellig,n mt and well read, and
in male company was iovial snd enter
tanning.
In anticipation Of death Lewis had given
complete instructions concerning his iu-
neral and iDterment, and bad bought a
large plct in the peighbOring cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-03
Relle.ou. Rlot I'm NV York.

New YORK, February "A tremendous
riot occurred to-day in the vicinity Of St
Adelberts Church, in the second Polish
parish at East Buffalo, which it required
the full force of two hundred policemen to
quell. None were killed, but several were
badly Injured. The riot was the continu-
alton Of the demonstration of disfavor with
which Fl'heE PaNler, the Dunkirk priest,
recently appointed, has been received.
Tae priest notified the police that he
would obey ossi sTs and rs ked for protection
Over 200 policemen we're therefore sent TO
his aid. O1 arriving at the church, they
found drawn up sround the church fully
$500 Polish women and RiTl1. The men
atood aloof on the other side Of the street
and looked on TIE policemen were in
structed not 10 strike the womeu With
their fis;s or batons, 80 an unequal warfare
began. The ight lasted for some time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-03
German Workmsn Pleased.

LONDON, February . 2-WOrkmen in Ger
many sre much grstifed at the Enperor'f
selection of Fniherr Bsrlepsch as Minister
of Commerce and Industry in succession to
Prince Bismarck, resigned. The new Min
lister, during the great coal strikes in the
Rteinish districts, last summsr, proved a
good friend to the poor miners, and was
almost their only champion in high
places But for him, military martinets
would have treated the strikers as rebels,
and il was through his tact end energy
that the strike vas finally brought 10 an
erd.
TIE Emperor has had several conferen-
ces with Berlepsch, andSiHvited him to
supper the other night The immediate
result is expected TO be that the mining de-
partment will be separated from the Min
istIy of Pdblic Works, and placed under
the control Of the Ministry OF Commerce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-03
Emmet Paints Atlanta Red.

ATLANTA, Ga, February ii. X. Em.
met has bad another one of his attacks, +"
ard his son, who is also his manager, has
cancelled all of his southern dates. A .ele
gram announcing the illness of bis wife, il
ia said, unnerved him for the fret time 10
five years Fritz took in the town tonight,
creating q good deal Of amusement, but no
particular harm except to himself. His
epscial companion Was O little negro boot
black. The company is on it's way to New
York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-03
TWO FAT VOLUMES.
Stanley Hard at Work DIshIDg Up His
Interesting Travels.

Stanley Hard at Work DlshiDg Up Ills
Interesting Travels.
LONDON, February 2.-Stablsy has
written from Cairo to Edward M,rston,
who will publish his book 81 believe the
work will be in two volumes, of from 45O
to 500 pagss each. God knows there is
matter enough, bn. l Would wish to deal
very lightly with the journey from ZInzi-
bar to Zlmbuys, that the book may be OF
az high interest as the main theme, if cur.
tailed OF Lower Congo experiences. ] can
not as yet feel assured that IL will extend
to two volumes. I have six notebooks,
loaded With matter extremely interesting.
Three long chapters are already written.
have, too, u number Of most interesting
photographs OF scenery, sketches Of Incl.
dents, etc, and maps will be prominent
features. l hope the hook will be ready
in May"
Stanley adds that it will he absolutely
impossible for bin to entertaia any propo-
sails to lecture, this season at least.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-03
NINE PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH.
Ghastly Sights thar Meet the Eyes Of the
Flremen.
MANY OTHERS FATALLY INJURED.
Bodies Horribly Burned and Torn TO Pieces.
Incendiarism Suspscted---An Arrest
Made---POOr Fire ExtinguiShiDg
Facilities RespOnsible--Other
Boston Fires.

BosroN, February 2-In July Al years
ago nine persons we're burned to death in a
fire on North street. Boston had not re-
corded counterpart in fatality to that
disaster uutil this morning, shortly aiser
midnight, when fire broke out in tie
dwelling house No. 259 and 26l of the
same street, occupied mostly by Italisna,
and the shocking summing up ofthe dis
asler is that nine persons were burned to
death, and Others fatally injured, and six
more were seriously if not MORALLY hurt.
There is diversity OF accounts Is to
the circumstances Of the origin OF the
fire, the alarm and the rescues. 1t is be-
lieved that the fire started in the clothing
store of Maurice Ruhey, on the first floor,
and some minutes before ii Was discovered
il had eaten through the partition Of the
hallway, which contained the stairs lead
ing to the tenements above.
The wooden stairway was like tallow
candle, and the flames swept upit
LIKE A FLASH.
II was not until after the fire had been
practically extirguished, that the intsriCr
of what wa, then but q she'll, could be
examined. C6ief Weber, followed by
several firemen. went into the buildinR at
a little after one o'clock, and with dltlicul-
ty ascendtd to the upper floors. The
stAir.ays from the street TO the fecoad
door were completely burned away.
When the Chief ard his companions
reached the upper Il )or sight that horn.
fed them met their eyes. Under ore OF
the windows crouched q human form
burned 10 crisp almost, the two hands
clashed together Bnd kreelirg az though at
prayer. Further search showed II olhtr
parts of the top fl hlor seven
OTHER HUMAN FORMS
covered with cinders and ashes, naked
and disclosing limbs tha. had bsen torn
asunder by falling parts OF the bnllding.
Seeing their escape from the lOoTs below
10 the street impossible, because the stairs
were roaring masses Of FIRE, the terrified
victims had evidently rushed to the upper
cor in their attempts 30 escape, aud had
there been roasted as though held 10 for
mace.
Later two bodies of infants were re-
moved from other parts of the building
and the completed list of ten humsn lives
was made up. The injured were removed
to hospitals and the dead bodies were
taken to the morgue for Identification.
Serious suspicious have been raised
that the fire was. the work Of inceldisries.
1t is stated that when the street door was
burst open the smell gave strong indica-
,ious that the stairs and floors bad been
saturated with oil Tire police have d.
cided ON thorough investigation and one
BENJAMIN Simonds has been arrested On
suspicion. 1t is claimed tha. no lives
would hsve been Lost il the locality nid
been sufficiently supplied With ite'liliei
for extinguishiDg fires.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-03
minister Lincoin's Son Dying.

LONDON, February , 1t is stated that
Master Abraham Lincoln, son of United
States Minister LincolH, is slowly dying
from blood poisoning, the result Of the
drastric treatment to which he hes been
Subjected by the French physicisns who
attended him at Verallea. This assertion
is made upon indisputabe authority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-03
TELKeRApHIC FINE CUT.

Preston Ware, Jr., the famous chess
player, is dead.
The Holland Ministry hss resigned,
owing 10 the rejection of the colonial
budget.
T.chigor yesterdsy wol the sixteenth
game of chess from Gunsbarg at Havana.
One hu1 drsd and eighty-thr6e foreign
ers landed in New York Saturday.
In Little Uruguay, in Is dsys, 1000
persons have been seized with grip. The
President hss it.
J.W. Parker, Burlington, Kan, fOrger,
was arrested at London, Oat., Saturday.
Extrsdition papers are bsing awaited.
Ex.Sergesn; q. Arms Lsedom has re-
ceived q Telegram from the Mayor OF Ter
rebonne, Canada, saying that Silcott has
not been in that place
The hair spinIers in Wilkins d Co Is
factory Of Baltimore bsve struck because
the firm is teschiug some apprentices TO be
hair spiunsrs. T1e union foIbids it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-03

SAN Francisco, February Word
comes from Sierra City, q village high mp
in the Sierra Nayada mountains, that on
the evening Of the 18th, a snow slide &C.
Cured at Logsnville, two mics distant,
killing Mem Leids rom and John +. Foye.
Il Fss at Sierra City where the great
avalanche Of January 3rd came down,
killing seven psOple. Several houses were
wrecked az Lcuanviile
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-03
welisburg Not. 5.

spec.Gl TslegraR 10 tle RsgiEcr.
WEILsBCRG, W. VA, February l.
Mrs Mary Kimbsrlsnd, o1a Of the Oldest
citizens Of the co1nty, eyed eighty.seve1
years, died here last night. She wss uni
yersllly respected.
Col Bssli was reported much worse last
evening, but some better to-day, although
be IS still dangerously i'll.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-03
A Circus Wreck a.

LISBON, February AT q cireus per-
formance last night, a pantomime called
"Portugal in Africa" led to a row. the re-
sult of which was that the circus was COM
pletely wrecked by the large audience
present. Several persons were arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-03
Aeah hPannnra Married.

TROY. n. Y, February 2.-Mrs. Ann
Duffy, g. years old, was sent to the county
house hare about three years ago. About
the same time Peter Batemsn wss sent
there. As time passed Mrs Dutfy and
Bateman became fast friends. Bateman il
about the SAM age as the woman. The
poorhouse keepers little thought Cupid was
shooting his fiery shafts into their sged
hearts, but such was not the feet. A few
days ego Mrs. Dnng's son sent her some
cloth for new dress, and Keeper Dur
hams wife bad the garment made. Mrs
Duffg left the institution yesterday and
said she was gOIrg to q store near by
Batemsn disappeared about the same
time
These sged lovers met on the street and
eloped from The poOrhouse. They has
tened to the minister's and we're msrried
They had no money to pay the minister
his fes, but that made no diffrence
Where they are spending their honeymoon
no one knows. It is surmised they arr
walking toward the Capital City.
Hundreds Of Canadian lumbermen are
returning from the Michigan forests tC
- - ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-03
BOY KING BRACES.
Celebration Over the Recovery of SPANS
ROYAL YcuDgster.

Royal fouDgster.
LONDON, February The Spanisrds
have not yet cssssd celebrating King Al
fOusO's recovery, Hhieh, in view of the
feet Tia, nine doctors we're in attendance,
they have no doubt MAS miraculous.
Whenever the Queen Regent appears in
public, she is frantically cbeered as the
mother-uuIee who esved the King, and
during tine week great meny TIE Deums
have been suGg throughout the kingdom.
Yesterday 1900 grandees flied through
the throne ruom before the Qaeen Regent
to prove their loyalty, and addresses were
presented from the Senate, Congress snd
other pnblic bodies.
The Queen lives for ber son, and the
Loyalist demonstrations have made her
very bsppy, but party passions rage fierce
ly IS ever, and the politicians are making
feverish preparations for the general elec-
tion, which they believe imminent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-03

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, February 2-Mc-
Cormick, Of New Brunswick, defeated
Ax,sl Paulseu, in ten mile race this af-
,srncop. and takes the title Of the cham
piOn skater Of the world, which Paulsen
has held for ten years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-03
DAVE RUaOR RAMPAGIOUS.
The Register Relieves the Intoligenosr
OF Mental strain.

The Register Relieves tue Anteii ileehoeh
OF hental strain.
sss-ci Tsegrarl 70 t.s Register.
CHARLESTON. ". Va, February "A
wild rumor has been in circulation here for
several days aud as i. Is probable that the
Intelligence correspondent. will hear il be
fore many days more, it is well to deny it.
It is 20 she effect that ceriain member
was taken to room il the Ruffoer and
druag,d on Friday in order to prevent
him from allisg among Republicans and
being influenced to vote to, Gol.
As the gentleman himself denies il, snd
an other parties connected with he case
denv r.. it is reasonable to presume that II
ia no. true. The member wss in bis place
on s saturday. and showed 10 sigcs Of his
sNegsd IN treatment. The facts, how
ever. will not deter the Intelligeacer cores
pondent from wiring fairy story on the
basis OF the Iumor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-03
Murderer. Arrested.

Nurdersrs Arrested.
.t February . Chief Of
. place, arrested William
--lan. brothers, about i've
.ss1rg charged with the
'u1e, Cmmer, Of Salt Lick
e,te county. who was robbed
~ i his body thrown into 3
$500 OF last July. Tee officers
e case VeTs satis6ed that the
p, .o.-ers bad something to do
ls., -l'l.r, aad have worked quietly
p 20 collect evidence against them,
o,, .iol7e result. Three others are
s3.s % Tie murder and will be ar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-03
The Time honored Eotre Dame, Baltimore, Nd

The Time hoROred Notre Dame, Baltimore, Nd
We have had ample opportunity to con-
vince ourselves of the efficacy Of Salvation
Oil. We cheerfully submit our names to
the public rs reference. Respectfully,
Sisters Of NOtre Dame,
Aisquith * Elgsr Sts., Baltimore, Nd.
No wonder people have confidence when
the best physicians are prescribing DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-03
l-nEsp pACGurERDEAD.

Passes Away nt Her
a.a.t. Easideucs.
n O.. February s.
-gar Secretary B'aine's
i at her father resi-
'c0.s this morning Mrs.
Fear1 OF sge and she was a
y atr.ng become a mem
a.... 3- the time OF her mar
Na.rZ-r. who was q ClthO-
rrccmsJance is stated,
l isiirium before death
igi1g here snd Alice is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-03
PREFERRED TO WASH
WE GIT HOME

where we expect to be before this month
is ended. baptised by immersion IN the
jordan an American whom we met, and
who dt sired the solemn ordinance admin
istsrsd to him in the sacred waters.
rolled down from Mount Calvary OF
..plscs Of skull" stone for the corner
stone of our rev Brooklyn Tabernacle.
We bathed in the dead Sea" end in
"Gideon's Fountain" where his three
hundred men lspped the water from their
hands as they passed through; and We
sailed on Lske Galilee and stood on
Mount ZION and Mount Moriah and
Mount Hermon, and saw the place
where the shepherds heard the Christmas
anthem the night Christ was born; and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-03

Hundreds Of Canadian lumbermen are
returning from the Michigan forests to
StraifoTd, Ont, because Of lack Of work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-02

II the various animals hunted by man
could ever stop 20 laugh during these en-
counters. there would no doubt be ample
excuse for such pastime, for, seldom -
the fact appears In books Of sport, man
does not always occupy the digniheg
corner of a position. Parker Gilmore
was one day searching for a steinbock 10
che African forest. aided by Cunning,
his companion, and three natives They
had seen traces of a wart hog, but re-
solved to postpone his slaughter until
after that Of the steinbock had been ac-
complished
The old native Jed the way, and we
followed, expecting momentariiy an indi-
cation that our services were required I'D
front, when suddenly that aged warrior
sprang at least four feet into the air !
saw something big and grizzly between
mis- lees. and understood that, instead Of
t-eing the assailants, We were attacked,
and by ylacke yark. Shoot l could
not, and so sprang on one side INTO q
perfect tangle Of wait-a-bit thcrns, where
/ was effectually entangled.
Convinced that the danger was over, /
turned slowly round TO see how 1t had
Jared with Cunning. was scarcely in
q laughing humor, but could not sup
press a giggle on seeing my friend hang
ing by his hands 10 a bough, his knees
closeto his chin, and his face wearing an
expression Of extreme disgust at being
forced into such violent exercise and such
an undigniiied position.
Beyond him was one Of the darkies
perched on the top of a big bush, and
further on the other one fleeing in search
Of "a similar refuge Tableau: Five good
men and true routed by = wart hos.
why didn't you shoot himr' e.
claimed Cunning as lac Strengthened
himself and dropped to the ground.
Because l thought | might hit the
old man. Why didn't you:'
Because l thought might ldt you.
So we laughed over the absurdity Of
the whole affair, and then, like consider
ale white men, jeered at the natives for
their want OF plQek.-Youth's CompaD-
i,r,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-02

An admirable description of the beau Of
this period occurs bon Coliey Cibber's comedy
Of "The Careless Husband. in which Lord
Morelove speaks o. "oneoi my Lord Popping
tons gang-a pert co1c1mh Stats just come
20 small estate aud a great periais-he
that sings himself among the women What
do YOU call himf He won't speak 20 a com
moner when lord is ln company-you AL
ways see him with a cane dangling athis but
ton, his breast open, DO gloves, one eye tucked
under his hat, and a to0tlp.cs.n
Contemporary advertisements viii en-
tighten as On some Of the characteristics Of
the fine clothes in which our cxquisitos then
disported themselyes As, for instance.
'Stolen letc.l. new cinnamon colorei cloth
coat, waistcoat ami brooches, embroidered
with silver four or five inches deep down De-.
fore, and on the sleeves and AROUND the
pocketlQies and the pockets and kuee Of tlc
bTeecles. They are lined with sAy b.ae
silk" Taken from Gentleman
house 'etc.), a dove colorel cloth suit en-
broidered with silver, anda pair OF sils stock
ings OF the same color; gray suit, with gold
buttons and holes: "a silk drugsct salmon col
ored suit. lined with white silk, silver BIO
cade waistcoat, trimmed with knoticd sil
yer fringe and lined with white slk.'
The ''drugget here mentioned Was q stuff
resembling baize, was sometimes BALI WOO!
and half silk. but usually all WOOL Gentle
men generally wore cloth, though camlet
an expensive mixture OF wool and siik-was
also worn According 20 some etymologlst
this was named from the river Camiet. Dee
Montgomery shire. where, 10 this country, it.
manufacture first began, while others DERRY.
il from the camels hair with which Do $685..
originally woven. Sagaily. O. sind oi serge.
Is another fabric thal 1ya- uscd Tor making
up the famous Drap du BarFi and DOyley
siits-the last named after the once celebras
ed haberdasher, whose fame Is wrapped up
with the dessert napkin.-Ihe Centlemana
Magazine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-02
RICH IN YEARS.

Modern poets enjoy longevity. Brown
ing lived to be H. Wordsworth, Bry-
ant, Emerson and Longfellow were old
mrH.
The late Abner Nash, 100 years old.
Of Harrington, Ne, was a veteran Of the
war Of 1912 and fought in all its princi-
pal battles.
4 family at West Bethel, Me-, consists
OF couple IS and 90 years OF age ie-
spectively, who live alone and do most
Of their work. But they do not lack for
music or excitement-they keep fifteen
pet cats.
The later Usobris Slaton, Of Fayette
county. Ga, was a remarkable man IN
many respects. He was 81 years old and
had lived in the same house for sixty
one years. By his first wife he had sew
enleen children and by his second iii-
teen. Around his bedside when he died
were seventeen Of his nineteen living
children. lie had grandchildren too nu-
merous 10 mention.
Moses Dalton, Of Rye, says an Exeter
Mass letter, was very peculiar man.
He never married, but always lived by
himself, doing his own homework. At
one time he furnished butter to families
in Portsmouth. which he made without
any hello. lie never rode in the cars IN
his life. To his sister, who lived about
half a mile from his house, lie was very
much attached. and always visited her
once day. no matter how rough the
wehtner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-02
MEN YOU HeAR OF.

Mr.. Joseph jefferson received Sl2,OOO
for his autobiography.
Mr.. Parnelrs favorite diversion IS said
to DC running a scroll saw.
Professor Tucker, Of Andover, is said
to limit the original thinkers Of America
10 three, jonathan Edwards, Benjamin
Franklin and Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Mr.. Sturgeon, addressing the readers
Of his latest book OF sermons, concludes
by signing himself yours. at the end Of
thirty-five volumes, most gratefully, C..
II. Sturgeon"
Herr Possart, the German actor, be-
fore stepping on the stage, bends his body
forward untitit forms a right anglo with
his LEGS. shakes his head vigorously and
then stands up straight again.
Governor Bracket. Of Massachusetts,,
is very fond OF the theatre. lle attends
every noted performance Ia Boston. lie
assumes an air Of statuesque repose il
his box, but is very generous IN his ep-
plause.
The late Henry w. Grady was a great
raconteur. He was a master OF dialect,
and was never afraid Of giving good
story plenty of coloring. 1t was consid.
cred n remarkable thing in the Office OF
The Atlanta Constitution if week went
by without a new yarn from Grady
His stories were always witty but never
vulgar.
Gayarre. the famous tenor who has
inst died in Madrid, could sing all the
most difficult tenor roles with perfect
ease, but in tho high notes his voice had
a metallic ring, which hindered his sue
cess in northern Europe. The Madrlie.
uos we're true to him to the last, and VIII
Give him a magnificent tomb at Pam
peIuna. Mapleson called Gayarre the
demon tenor" because he could sing
everything.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-02
Trustees Auction Sale

By virtue OF deed OF trust from Alexys
X. NestOrOwiisch, dated March 9th, 1888.
and recorded IN the clerks Office OF GoOch-
land County Court, In ID. y a.. page o20,
aud at the request OF the beneficiary, ---.
default having been made In the payment Of
certain notes therein secured. I will sell by
public auction. on the premises.
on The 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1880,
At u NJ.
The valuable tract Of land described In said
decd as being the same land conveyed 90 the
said Alexys X. NeStorowitsch by deed OF
even date with above trust deed from A. NJ.
SodiOO.
The dwelling IL large double brick one.
m mann si t~S on YIsSpy,Ds So
the valley Of the James river and is SUR
rounded by very handsome shade. This
dwelling was built al a cost OF $4,000. and
5000 has recently been spent In painting.
frescOing, and otherwise Ocautiying IL. max
ing IL very handsome. There one OF the
handSCmest ornamental gardens Ia the state
adjoining the yard. There are also ample
servants houses and farm buildings, thus
making this one OF the hands0mest and most
desirable country seats m the state Of Nir-
GINA. the farm being highly improved, well
fenced aud watcred. with many acres Of rich
aiiuyal James river low-gfounds. Its near
ness 10 railroad enables owner 10 live on II
and DO business IN the city Of Richmond.
4 ERMs: Cash enough % pay all expenses OF
sale aud OF this trust, and 10 pay OF and dis
charge TWO notes now past que one Tor t3,oOo.-
75 with interest from December 3lst. 1883,
ana the other for S3.2l5. ID. with interestfrom
December 3lst, 1850. TN paid. and OF the resi-
que. 1853. 10. TO be paid on the 3ist Of Deem
Der. 1880. S3563 ID on 3ist december. 1891,
sB,737.13 on the 3tst December, 1892. and
S3.9f1.13 10 be paid on the 3ist December
1898, and the residue upon such terms as
shall be announced az sale. The purchaser
10 receive deed and 10 give deed of trust
% secure the unpaid purchas money. the
costs OF prepArInn the trust deel TO be paid
by the purchaser. Parties may leave Kich-
mOnd for the sale AMI return same day.
JOHN RUTHERFORD,
jal2-td Trustee.