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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-09-30
Watson House Restaurant
To the Public.

HAYIEG severed my connection. SlitR
Ii Stephenson Seminary, respectfully an.
nounce that will teach VOCAL AND IN.
STRUMENTAk MUSIC at my residence on
the corner Of Mildred and Liberty streets. In
a community where am go well known as an
Instructor do not deem it necessary to cum
Der this announcement with testimonials
MADAME BERTHA RUHL..
august 3. 1880.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-09-30

Read Hirschman's Carpet ad. this
week.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-09-30
ms sf1fNDtD ENTERTA1NNENT.

bodiment of physical and mental en-
ergy.
MS SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT.
AS was his custom for the past two
years he had sent in advance of his
coming full and bountiful supply
of creature comforts for the enter
tainment of his friends. A commit
tee of the Society had prepared the
Rouss annex Under the amphitheatre
and arranged the aforesaid comforts
on tables. About IL O'Clock the
crowd was admitted in companies of
from 40 to 80, and from that time
until 3 o'clock hundreds and hun
dreds of ladies and gentleman were,
regaied with many tempting edibles.
among which we namss cheese
crackers OF all kinds, sardines, pot.
ted meats, brandy cherries and
peaches, Crosse & BIackwell's pick
les, nuts, candies, cakes, ice-creams,
etc. For the gentlemen, in addition
to the above, he had provided in
abundance wines of all kinds and of
best imported brands, ginger ale,
&c.. Truly it was a great spread,
costing III lR2 aggregate large
sum, but what What that to this lib.
eral-hearted, .wholc-souled host? 1t
vas enough pleasure for him to sec
his friends enjoying themselves. He
returned home on the 200 P. NJ.
train, over the G. V. r. r., after
having enjoyed, as he told us, the
most pleasant day he had eUer spent IN
Winchester. His visit to ex-Gov.
Holiday and inspection Of the hun
dreds of articles characteristic of the
many countries Of the old world gath
cred by the Governor during his tours,
was particularly referred to by Mr..
Rouss as one of the most enjoyable
incidents of the day. He told us he
was much interested in the descrip-
ton of articles and chdrmiug CONVEX
sational powers of his friend, our
worthy Ex-Governor. We could note
many courtesies shown Mr.. Rouss by
representative gentlemen, but want
of space forbids.
At meeting of the board held on
the fair grounds on Wednesday, the
following resolutions were unanimous
ly passed.:
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Put on the Brakes

Returning, leave Hagerstown al
80 p. NJ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-09-30

sOldby all druggists 81; SIX for IS. Prepared only
by C. /. HOOD s. Co, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
September 9, / 0O-1y.
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mornings.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
The Evening PAPER,

The Philadelphia Star hit tine nail
square on the head when it wisely
said: "Ilere is new and cogent argu.
ment in favor Of evening paper adver-
tising. Morning papers are carried to
the Office, afternoon papers are taken
home and read. All purchasing for
the household supplies--clothing dry
goods and shoes-is planned at home.
There is the place your advertise
ments are read" Our Philadelphia
contemporary never uttered anything
more true Men read the morning
papers hastily for the ordinary news
and the political incidents OF the hour.
But the important paper comes in the
evening. II IS the doorstep, the fire.
side, the electric light and gas lamp
companion Of the family. All want Ia
zee II, from the Oldest to the youngest,
and even those with eyes dlmmed
with age get the younger ones OF the
family to read to them. The papers
OF other cities are read by the few,
while the home paper, like the REruB
LicAN. is read by everybody, adver-
tisements and every thing else; nothin,
Is missed Should u regular adver.
tisement be left out OF the evening
paper few days, how soon 1t Is de
tected, and there are various surmise
as to the cause. Those who attend th
home matters and want 10 reach Ii
fireside and doorstep masses kno
where 10 place their advertisements.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
The Market House Company,

Tie annual meeting of the CITY Market
House Company was held last evening in
the Fame Hose house.
The following direct1ra were e!ccte !
for the ensuing year: A. J. KcocA, p.R.
Megill, e. A. W. Frlsmuth, Jnhu W IL
smith. j. L. Josiyn, Charles II. uudson=
II. II. Moore, Lewis 5. Lee aud 4. I.
Carey.
The directors then met AID elected tie
following officers: President, A. j.
Kooch; vice e-president, John Walleml,h;
treasurer, A. 4. Carey; secretary. ID. II.
Megili; janitcr, Emmet siidtam. The
president then appointed the standing
committees as follows: Committee OIL
repairs, J. II. Joslyn, chairman, Ii. e
Moore and G. F. Hudson; committee OF
light, Lewis S. Lee, chairman, G. A. w.
F'rismuth aud Charles +. Hudson. Sew
eral bills were passed during the even
| Ing.
The repair committee was author ze
to solicit bids for furnishing glss for th
west side OF the building. They wer
also instructed to have the skylight 4
the centre Of the building repai. ed an
new ground glass put IN.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
Court Yesterday Afternoon.

As soon as court convened yesterday
afternoon, Mr.. Hayos, who appears as
the attorney fos Mardo CaIi.so. tic
Italian charged with comm ting an
n sault wi h iutert 10 Kill, stated u the
Conrt that he had enleavorcd to have his
witnesses present, but was unable to do
50 until this m rning, and the Case was
continued until then.
Attorney-Gcneral Biggs made anplica.
tion fer iits ilscaaIge OF James He mes,
George Wineatc ani Thomas Bradford,
three prisoners whose terms have ex.
PRED, ard rhe application was grant, d.
Robert Toy, who plaad guilty to tho
larceny Of two hammers was $ n enced
TO p.y the costs OF prosecution, 81 rest..
tut'on money, be imprisoned two months
and on satu day bc whipped with i've
lash.s
Robert Lewis, coiored, for tie larceny
Of coal was sentenced to pay the costs,
- restitution Iuoaey, be Imprisoned two
months, and on Saturday tc whipped
with five lashaa.
The name oi Willi am II. Pierce was
called tbree tines, and IA he did nos
answer HE tail was declared forfeited.
Thomas Farnar i. lis surety.
A Jury was drawn 10 Try the case Of
l-eOe hooi1son. coioIbu, luulc.tu iuf tuc
larccny of pair 81 shoes from Mary L.
10 nsor. The State was represented by
Deputy Attorney GgIersl Davis, aud the
Jury, after hearing the evidence, ren.
deIed verdict Of guilty without leaving
the box. bhe WAS sentenced to pay the
costs Of prosecution, 81 restitution
money and be imprisoned two months.
The same jury WAS sworn 10 try the
case Of George II. Price. coored, in-
dicted Tor the larceny Of 1ve chickens in
Appoquinimink Hundred. Alter hear
.ne the testigony the jury retir Il, but
returned in few minutes with a verdict
of not guilty.
The Jury IN the case Of Charles Himon,
Indicted for cmbezalement from tho
metropolitan Life Insurance Company,
came in, and ss they stated that they
colid not agree w,re discharged. They
had been out from 1l.s5 o'clock.
The same was the Gaze with the jury
that tried Andrew pcvcr, irdited ior
taking improper liberties with a 9-year
girl named Pau iue Ward. They retired
eft one O'Clock and were brought in at
4,30 O'Clock, where upon their stating to
the Court that n was impossible for them
to agree upon verdict, they were dis
charged.
Court then adjourned until 10 o'clock
ilis maruing.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15

The EXPORTS Of the Democrats 10
weaken the Mckinley tariff bill BY a
servi,e panGering TO the supposed in
terests Of the farmers have become
very d'screditablc. In every amend
uent offered the "dear farmers are
held up as the earnest object of their
solicitudc. All these amendments are
Of course promptly voted down by the
Republicans, but that does not stop
the hyrocritical appeal OF the free
traders to the farmers. 1t is hoped
The tanners will see through this
dodgo and sit down on it at once.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
Philadelphia, Wilmington
Baltimore X. r..
May lith. 1900.
Trains will lesvo Wilmington ,a,,,

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| 6 10 a, m. ~ aud - ?. u.
.Fot Newark tCentrel ana intermeil,ts al
| lions, ~ a. M. y bt ,.nd . s,p. IN,
s,ltimorc and intorhodla'o statt4n.
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sltlSrs hsltln Gre mi mi Ws.Ln.ion @ Lii = p NJ
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New Castle, 80 itoia. M. 4a, ~
GeorEeLown Sos; & M. ~ and'.ao D. Il
Espress for Harrington. $50 aud 20, II.
Express Ior Dover, Harrington, and i,s
mTE,, E,,n.i,a u ~ 4; nm ~. AM s. M n's1.
Ernrcss for tape Charles Ola FONT "a
iort, and Norfolk. II o a. o.. aud i.oi III
Leave rhilads,pbi Brour s,rec,. tor
minston .enpress) 81. 7s. n, ss.
to., d. Sc, 81, ~, "es;lYii, Il
| ii SOP. M. aud 4 taniphi.
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| 10 ~ auhii IS .. IN
| SUNDAY TRAINS.
For PniiadelphiA texpTessj, IL, e5t
sto, h.si A. Nj. 2.E'. ta bS, 10. Ia
Xasenoaa,lon. 100. s.o,, eleA.M.. IA.
fsr t Gs.s.e1 T tessae.s,, spa 81 I.5S i. w.
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for New York (expres.h IN 2@ ~
100, 5. .n:s, A., M., ~ Rs. Al.
"a We, =; chester, A. Vi. a LSm1sip, a n I; "
For New Castle I2 is nisht.
For Cape Charies. Old Point Comfort, 4
| Norfolk, l2.Oi niRht.
For Middlet0wn, Clayton, Dover Wyomi'
yeit0u. HARRINGTON. hriig"y!!lc. seniee
Laurel. and peiniar, l.Ol niAht.
4. ~, ,zoa an az, ~; ssr VI. I.
ie Leave ransdeiphia Rroad Street. ior "
mington texpftssl, s.so. 7.A, Ills Al
~ sos sG ,iSn,H 80 ss' ma II 81 pt
ana Accommodation. ess 60 10 ga. IN. -
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| For ncil,er Information. passengers
referred 10 the ticket o.lice at the st.tllu.
| Trains marked thus are ltnitei eEprs
ICHAs. n. PUGH. ?, H. WOOD
Gsneral MANAGER. General Passenger Aas
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15

If Congressman Butterworth of
Ohio meant to carry out what he said
he would do In his criticism of some
portions Of the Mckinley tariff bill we
cannot sec what the Democrats have
got TO crow over. He said that al
though there were portions Of the bill
he did not like, nevertheless he in
tended TO vote for the bill. 1t Is pre-.
sumed that nearly all the Republicans
In Congress ielt az Bntterworth did,
but they were not 30 indiscreet CO Il
give themselves q public airing for thu
dslectstion OF the Democrats. TIL,
latter have teen cackling over a yer,
small egg.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15

The imposition Of fino of S35 on
James d. Hart by Magistrate Smith
last night for cruelty beating his little
9-year-old daughter was fully jus.i-
fed; indeed, the case would have borne
double the fine without word of OBJ.
lection from those who saw ihs poor
chili's blackened and bruised arms,
shoulders. back, hips and legs. These
child-bea,ing monsters must be com.
PEELED to pay some regard to the re-
quirements of u common humanity.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
wANAAiAnElr,.

C.or'osa. A briet study.
Sooner or later every
need is supplied. Zephyr
weight s'utTs, slolg, beauti-
ful in style. saited to the
whole range OF dress, frcm
the plain and practical 10
the elaborate and elegant,
were sadly needed. There
was nothing TO meet the
need. Women were bur
dened with heavy stufs or
obliged to accommodate
their wants to silks, i.nsns,
or cottons
The adve1t oil the silk.
and-wool stutfs-dalicate
and strong, wonderfully
varied, remarkably beautiful
l-Heriette, Gloriosa, Lans-
downe solved the question.
Yesterday we told OF Lans-
downe the true and Lans
downe the false, the Ies al
trademark and Its Illegal
approp istion. To-day we
ask your thou ht upon
Gloriosa.
Gleriosa is not a protected
trademark. You may call
coarse burlaps "Gloriosa" il
youchooee. You'll only bs
laughed at for your pains
Anybody can write, print, o.
paint "Gloriosa" upon an,
fabric without fear OF lega
pains aud penalties. II i. /
E done with intent to misleas
: and deceive, another ques
ton comes in.
But Gloriosa las u def
mite meaning; it describes
e a particular cloth. with a
e individuality all it's CIV
which fits it for man
G special uses. The Europeal
!, maker that originated
!. alone has the wit and knac1
4 4 to nuke it properly. Man
Is have tried it - we hav
experimental with others
e e but none successfully; there
fore our stock is limit d
the one only true maker
Gloriosa.
You may buy other
Or limitations. quite right
n. a. called dlorioss, but you nee
= TO know aOhat you are buy
,e ing. In no other dress stuf
,a tn can you be SO easily misle
by appearance. The pric
of ours are $I.5o and 81,
sy a' TOR colors, stripes and plaie
re- Others are lower priced al
deayey. Examine with ca
II the stuff slips on the wa
Ter. seams and buttonholes v
break; If it Is tender acre
the piece, it will not we
,1i, Il Only this: be intellig'
but but before you buy. II }
in. in. want to see the stand;
Gioriosa ard form your o
,s,, judgment about 1t,
ely people will show you.
'A'' In stock to-day 60 sty
,,o of Gloriosa and % styles
title. Lansdowne.
ttio. ynIIN WAN NJ IEE
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
PLAYEnn,lEAoirE.
nalo-Chicago, 4; Buffalo, 1.
ATLANTIC AssoclArio
o. j. Hession.

Coal and wood, -four aud feed. Lehlgh
coal, sehuylkill coal, Lee coal. Al
grades oi spring aud winter wheat flour
Minnesota lour, Hungarian flour, Lea.
horr. in barrels or hall barrels. All
kinds OF mill feed at mill prices Oak o,
pine kindling wood in blocks or split
Careful drivers and 224O lbs. 10 the tor
guaranteed. Office, yard and warehouse,
6lI West Front street. Telephone 500.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15

"WEsTwARp tbe course Of empire
takes Tia way" Is trlte saying in our
country, which finds an echo in Will
mington in the absorption OF the Kent
mere anu Fleming properties for build.
ing lots. There will soon be new
city extending from Union street to
Nit. Salem. No pent.up Utica con-
tracts our powers, bat tho whole
bouudless country is ours,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
Ask Your Grocer
For Home Compressed Yeast.
Fatal BIoM to q Lottery.

FRANKFORT, KY, May 15.-Governor
BuckDer yesterday signed bill repeal
ing the charter OF the Paducah Wooden
ware Company, dealing fatal blow to a
famous lottery scheme. "Policy Bill"
Smith, OF Cincinnati, owns tho franchise
aud operates pelicy shops in Covington
under It. This bill will compel him to
close up.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
A Clean SApau.

AsBuRY PARK, N. j., May Is. AT the
annual town election here on Tuesday.
tho Republicans ma3e clean sweep.
Commissioners elected were James A..
Bradley (founder OF the town., Samuel
w. Kirkbride, James Il. Shepherd aud
Frank l.. Tenbroeck. Milan Ross was
reelected collector and iIoratio L. Mar
ryott assessor.
Long BRANCH, N. j., May l5.-The
eltizcns' ticket was successful at the
annual town election here on Tuesday.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15

AS Southern California shipped .,
800 car loads of oranges cast the last
season, there is no urgent reason why
tue little bit OF tariff placed on the i'm
rortation OF that fruit should be ie.
moved. Better give the fruit growers
OF this country chance and see il
they will not quadruple the acreage OF
trees and add to the general produc-
tiveness OF the country.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
An Enterprising Firm.

singley Brothers, No. 4l4 King street,
have not only just put a telephone In
their office, which is mum bered 500, but
they are putting another team upon the
road to sell their goods, which are in iu.
creasing demand.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
Buy the Orryille Flour,

Ash your grocer for 1t, It is the bes.
dour oii-red. Or send your orders to
the sole agents for II. Sheward ani,
Chandler, Coal and Flour merchants,
South side. Branch office, Second and
French. Phone 1lO.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
CO4SETS.
csc
Worth sl.0O.

W. have an immense line OF Corsets sf
every reputable nIake at prices away be-
low the regular price.
NOTE. We ask the indulgence Of the
public for the delay occasiored In getting
waited upon, but we arc geitinx our sys-
TEN so perfected that you will be waited
on more promptly in the future. Try 10
come In the morning to avoid the rIeh.
For the sake oil our employees VIC will
close promptly at 9 o'clock p. IN aud
Saturday At 1890 p. IN.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15

Maury James 10 selling the Blue Grass
Condition Powder, the great Kentucky
preparation for horses, At his hardware
store, No. SIG King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
- y - -
Base II.ill,

The following games were played yes
terLay:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Boston Philadelphia, Z; Boston,
IA.
At New York-New York, G; Brook
lyn, 4.
PLAYE.a' LEAGUE.
Al Bos.on-Boston. 4; New York, IL
~ New York-Brooklyn, 8; Phla
delphia, @.
At Bufialo-Chicago, 4; Buffalo, 1.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
AT Baltimore, ); Newark, 9.
AT Hartiord-Hartioid, 0;Jer.cy City, j.
NOTES.
Dunlap will he released by the Pitts.
burg National League Club.
Catcher kerins has been released by
the Baltimore Club,
Rain prevented tile Athletic Brooklyn
game in Philadelphia yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15

Camphor e5c, and coal tar camphor
l5c. Beef Wine and Iron, 5Oc bottle.
Fluid extract sarsapRrills, 6jc q bottle.
DanfoIth druggist. Ind and Market
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
DUBLIC SALE OF d W Z L L N g
i HOUSES AND LOTS,
SATURDAY, MAY II, 1880
On the nfem se.nl 3 D. n

uh tne prem aesai y. H.
We edesire especially to call the attention OF
inye,tors or Iersons desiring hsaItl tliuily, 10
Gated homes or lots upon which to build.
There are no finer building lot, In the city.
vveflookinE the city and the Delaware river.
Examine before the sale and come prepared
10 bay. The lots ~ sixth nnh lirnpine streets
are withiu two blocks OF the Eighth street
slectrie-lInc and ten minutes irdni MI, het st.
Hsar this Ia mind when examining the lots for
home.
Tie lots At Eighth street aud Woodiawn ave
nut are inst opposite the new driving park,
rnd with the bridge across the y. IL. rali.
road At kiphtn street, wiien is spoi TO he
butit will make these ot- very desirable.
The dwellings are especially worthy your al
tcntton.
dwelling No. O1s West Second street, three
81 tsries, 7fooms; lot, iiSi'.
rooms ana bath; lot, ~ W. =,
Dwelling No. 6li lgoOi.9 street, @stoiiesi
rooms and bath; lot, s.xit.
Ierme OF sale: 1ht dwtillhgs ohe-thlid
rnth, two thirds on III rlsase psr cent. LOIS
~ per cent. cash, bIlarce Ia thret knh six
mouths with inteTestand approve no on
II desired y mortsasc can ieinstn inr the 81
per cent, OF the purchase. Taxes nuc ~ i,s1
paid by seller. unless ecttlcmeHt Is mIhe ny
saturday, May ~ ut nlon, sale may lie du.
clarcd voii Mt option q sellers. sale VIII
commence with %. gil West Second street ~
so'ciock aad proceed about aa nur bei Ell on
plot. iiEALp CO..;
stidhain q Son. AuciioEeers. miO-ts
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
No Poll Tax for sIassacbu,et,..

BosToN, May 14.-The Senate to-day
passed the amendment TO the copstitu-
ton sbolishing the poll tax as a pre-
requisite to voting.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
snn,eti,lnr Now

Daniel McUusker, Nc. ZIG Wess Second
street, sells the genuine kangaroo shoe
fer men. It's the beat "a shoe In the
market. being strictly haud eewed.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
Painting.

Walter Joseph, house and align painter
Shop O03 West Seco nd street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
A NEW BUSINESS METHOD,

S. Baynard has adopted plan that is now
prevailing in western cities whereby the opportunity
given to procure good watch for very low price,
through the agency Of cooperative clubs Inc plan Is as
follows: Clubs composed OF forty members. who
goes to the originator of the plan. When the club is
formed they mutually agree to putchasc forty watches
for the sum of seven hundred and sixy-hve dollars
Each week thereafter the members meet, and
each pays one dollar at which time mum
Der is drawn which entities the owner OF
such number to select and receive his watch,
similar to the old plan Of watch clubs. with the cx-
cepon that upon the drawing Of number further pay
mens of that number The remaining members
Qess one each week) continue their payments and
drawings for thirty weeks. when all payments cease
and the remaining ten members receive their watches
The watches so distributed are god-6ed case,
made by James Boss. with either an Elgn, Watham,
Springfield or Hampden movement, such as sold
all city for thirty-fve dollars and which
fully warranted to give satisfaction. Clubs now
forming and drawings will commence Tuesday even
ing March 2sth. For further information and exami
nation Of the watches call at
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
"As VIC journey through life let US live

"As VIC journey through life let US live
by the way.
- the well.known Ice cream manu-.
iacfurer, 10 now now prsRn,,eh t9 furnish ice cream
tent or economy. of manut,ciure slTxestsd
or accom- piished BY skiiliul espefi,nce thst
we have not embodied In produ in. lie nurs
nm nAduitered Ice cream. Iii. spspioua and
elegant yHrl9rs .;,ss sss to nov onee ai YOU
iias and accom- sodating at,end.ish h; m fS. o.
ready and willing 10 serve you. All orders Nv
mall or otherwise. whether l.fge ~ snsl
nuanti,ies, will receive praulpi .,i.n,dnn
Thapkful for past favors rep etttlly sa,ic,;
a share OF your patronage, s''
n, x, corner sixlAsnd Orange sllert, IL Il ~
Daily Republican., 1890-05-15
DUDLIC SALE or STOCK.
/ ~
iwiil sell al pubiic sale at Booths Corner.
Del. Co., Pa, on
MONDAY, MAY 9TH, 1890,
at ] O'CLOCK, y. N.

Twcniy-nvc carefully selected Cum
horlard Connty clas, fresh and for ISrZN
ward sprngers, auds lot of nice thrift <a<h
ty shnats. Also standard breed brood mare.
with colt by her side. This Ia a very prolnis-
D.m, Miss Lucy" by retkia1 Aorrell; Dam
Of Ger. Hancock, Z. IN; her foai by Daniel
Murihy: a very prointsing young Stallion
10y Young Jim. This IA arr has neylr had any
handling for specs, but hnsn good open gait,
and VIII learn tot tot last. u IN rr" fer hands:
Is well broke to driye single nnd do2ble. aud
u very pleasant roadster.
Ninoty -dsys credit by giving approved
notes L. W. BALDWIN.
j. II. SlAwter, auctionetr. mI-u