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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06
Hume Will Run Again
From the Washington Postl

Frank Hume, the defeated candidate on The
independent democra ic ticket In the eighth
congressional district. was seen by reporter
Of The Post just before hs boarded tte train
tor Aiexepdris laet evening. He had but
little TO cay concerning the election of Gen
Lac, but what be did say was decisive ard
interesting.
"The fact was tbet Ger. Lee bad invested
more money in the contest than 1 possibly
could have done' be sad. "Hs bought
outright the negro vote and that alone Yves
the reason of my defeat. II is the whole
thing in 8 nut she'll have witnessed
eyepts at this last election that I never e1-
pected to zee in my lifetime. 10 the outlS-
Ing counties the oo!ored people were
| brought up ID droves AID their votes were
bought up by the wholesale.
Gen. Lee wss careful uever to irlure the
republican party by his record, and conse-
ouen;iy it would have been nonsense for
| them 10 vote for such en- aggressive demo
crat ss myself. The negroes and poor
| whites were simply dragged up to the polls,
and after little argument, received cash
consideration. Lea received the whole OF
the negro vote solely 90 this account. am
very much pleased with the very large ma.
iority I received 10 both Alexandria county
and city, where am best knoHn.
II had poled every vote With the ezcep-
ton of eight in my precinct. when about
thirty-.hree negroes. who claimed to belong
to ub at the brickys and had been standing
about the pills all day, wero approached by ms n
| named Goug ass AMI consultation was held. in
TOW minutes they were mac ed up to the polls
and their votes were cast for Lee under the su'
pervs Of the man Dou lass.
THAT wholesale brib;ng gave Lee thirty We
votes and cut my majority down to PIT in that
precinc5. l have information that these methods
! were pursued all over the district. Had there
be, n n, brib ng am satisfied that would have
received three votes to ee5 enc in the district.
am perfectly satisfied with the result but want
to give notice that 1 will give them another tus'
l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06

20 Congress- in Nav York Ia Mr.. Dan Lock-
wood, Mr.. Cleyelapd's former friend, but
COW bis enemy. 1t is hardly possible that
Congress vii, eisct new member Speaker,
but some of L lck woods friends here are al
ready urging him for that position.
Senator Euste Of Louisiana is 10 the city
to-day. He Gays the result of the recent
election shows that The people of the whole
country are tired of one man rule 10 the
House snc bose rule in the Senate; ALEC OF
unconstitutional IA ifs aud force bits.
Senator Dauiel was at the Capitol yester-
6ey AFTERNOON. He arrived Monday and
Intended TO 90 bsck home on the evening of
that day 30 ga to vote next dey, but was de-
taioed here by Law case. He is highly
eratiEed at the great victory hia party has
gained, and especially is he pleased at the
solid democratic delegation his State has
sent to Corgrtss.
Washington democrats laugh at Mr..
Rume's interview as published in q news
paper OF this city this morning. They say
they have tsen informed that most of the
negro preachers in Alexandria we're subsi-
died for the auti-democratio ticket IN that
CITY, sad that The whoesa'e and retail liquor
dealers 10 this city subscribed to the aatl-
democratic fund, and that some OF tne
despensars OF that fund don't hesitate to say
how many negro votes they bought aud now
much they psii for them in Aiexanoria
county.
It is said here that the result of the recer
cleo has Killed the Force bill and VIII
cause the repeat of the tariff and tbs CIVIL
service bills.
So few republicans have been elected to
Congress that there will not be enough to 20
90 The Committees, and the eliza OF the COM
uittees will have to be reduced. NeariS
half the ees on the republican side of the
House will bs occupied by democrats.
Very few Of the republicans who nave
struggled back here since the election have
any tnrg 10 Sly about the result, but 81!
VINO do ak az ribute that result to the tar
If, the Force bill and Langston. The Pres
ident has returned, but he, like Mr.. Speaker
Reed, positively refuses to talk about tne
election.
The belief is generally expressed here that
the new Congress will repeal the taflh OIL
OF course the House will pass the requisite
bill st once, and it is confidently expected
that with the change OF eight 10 the Senate
and with the three republican Senators who
voted against the bill, and with the other
repu alican Senator's who were only prevent
ed from doing likewise by caucus action
the bill will 60 through that body also.
Cnsirmsn Kerr of the PeDpsy lvania State
democratic committee is here to day. he
Gays that not only Gov. Pattison, but all The
other men on the democratic State ticket
| have been elected in his State.
General Lee Vas in the city to-day. He
saws that while oe s Of course very much
gra.iGed ct his largely increased msjori'y
ne is not ct ell surprised at IL, and that he
and his party leaders were perfectly conf
dsut Of a largs me- ori 9, Though they did
not thiuk il atal necessary to boast OF it be-
fore hand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

An tx, losion OF naphtba gas at the Sand
AID works il Loog lud City to-day
set fife 10 he Gil 10 ED. Ii iabk, which ex-
p!odec. The burning oil ran over mao
au.d fatt II injured him. Two others were
badly Injured.
A platform upon which was st niing S number
of employees Of Lyon ami Hea'y's Musical lnstrn.
meat factory, in Chcsgo collapsed yesterday, and
and in family killed one man and seriously in
iured We others and one woman. The hun reds
of men ana woCcl who were having their photo.
giaph taksn were III own in III IS and ihoie who
escaped without broken b.nes suffered paiDful
bfu ses ana scratches.
In consequence OF the discovery that revolc-
tionary IT am ,tion il IN ,ircustitn sm ng the
Armenizps IN Turkey the Porte has issued sn
or1er frhiiding the holding CT any meetings by
Arm. nj rs. Neither vill any sitting Of tie ns
tional assembly be allowed. Many Armen'ans
have been arrested
Mr.. NJ. St ney ind party arrived at New
YORK to day from LiveIp ;ol and receiv' d warm
welcome
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06

PLAYED TEE VANIsHIEG Trick WITH
aER MoNEY-Leotine Surrinteu Of Bleecker
st. New York, visited Battery Park Oh Sua-
day with q roll of bills In her pocket. There
she met Lson Solomon and another man,
who invited her to take drink end spoke
of their forthcoming departure fer Europe.
As Lacptine was aiso going to Europe by the
next Fferch steamer pleasant party was
arranged. Soomon's friend pulled ont a
bag of gold and suggested that it would be
we'll to buy eatchel and put in 1t sil their
money. Solomon and the unkncwo bought
a satchel, placed their own bag 10 1t, and
Induced Lsotins to do the came with der
money. The party had few more drinka,
and then Laontine vent bone, taking The
satcne with her. Leontine thought she
would count be, money. There vas not
cent In the sstcbeI, and the Bug contained
iron rings. Her diamond ring which che
had put 10 1t was gone. She mede com
plant to the gtesmboat sousd. Detectives
Msilon and Vail arrested Solomon. VINO YES
locked no Yesterday 10 def nit OF 81 500 ball
after an examination at the Tomos Police
Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06

WHAT will Mr. Harrison and Postmaster
G neral Waramaker.eay when they read That
their postmaster 10 this city. in the late
campaign, opposed congressional candidate
who was careful never to ipjure the repuo
loan party by his record" and actively sup
ported one who was IAN aggressive demo
cratn? And what will the 95 per cent. Of
the republican voters of this district, "nc,
Mr. Aguew SAID, supported Mr. Hume, think
when they learn that Mr.. Hume Is an sag
gressi7e 6emocrat"P
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06

WAsH1seroN RELICS "A splendid CO.
lection Of Washington relics, probably the
finest in the country. is now at Chestnut
street auction house Philadelphia, says the
Record, heiog casslogued preparatory to q
sale IN few weeks. The sale is made by
the order of 81. l. D Lswis, of Berryville,
Clarke county. Va, administrator OF the
estate OF the late Mrs. Lorenz1 Lewis. widow
of Lorenzo Lswis, who was the con OF Major
Lawrence Lsw's, the favorite nephew OF
WASHINGTON and The lsst surviving executor
of his es ate. Many Of Washlngton's papers
and household goods passed into the pos
session of the LsTis family and have been
treasured by them un'ii tue present day,
wneu the necessity OF dividing the estate
among runber Of heirs hss torceo the
sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Correspondence of the Alexandria Gasette'l
WASHINGTON, D. O.. Nov. 6, 1880
The latest election news here today is to
tina effect that the democrats will have lao
msjorry Ia the House and will suppIan 4
reoublicsns, wisr 4 democrats In the Senate,
thus MT king difference of 10 that body.
If the republicans had not admitted the new
Sta.es, the democrats would have secured
the NEXT Senate.
The f4us Senators to be supplanted are
Messr-. EvartP. Bair, Iugslis and spooner.
Missouri sends solid democratic delegation
to Congress. Among the democrats elecied
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06
Fiftv-Second Congress.

Below will be found taoe showing the
political complexion OF the Fifty second Con-
gress, compiled from returns up to the latest
hour subj oct, of course, to possible charges
in few districts. According to the esti-
mate the new House will be composed OF
219 democrats, l07 republicans and 8 FARM
ers' Alliance men.
The present House, at the adjournment OF
the fret session, was composed of It's reput-
icaps. ISL democrats and independent,
there being several vacancies cauasd by
death. Of the members gained By the dem
ocra!s 80 are from States north Of Mason and
Djxon'5 line
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06
a lex N DRIA. " A
THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER G.

In THE present Congress the republicans
of Virginia have four representatives,
Browne, Bowden, Waddill and Laugston,
the last two occupying seats to which Messrs'
Wise and Venable were fairly and legally
elsoted. and who occupied them until ous,'
ed by quorum of republicans, not voting
but counted By MIR. Speaker Raed. 10 the
nexs Congress there will be no republican
member from Virginia. It Is we'll that II
should be so. Virginia Is not opposed to De-
Ing taxed her fell share, poor as she is, and
though her own crippled war veterans are
ruoroy,ded for, and though the money goes
North, to pension worthy federal soldiers;out
she does object to being drained OF money
TO be given to northern hammers, deserters'
bounty jumpers and malingerers who never
emelt powder. She Is also opposed 10 osv-
inp thar material of her manufactures
and the pecesaaries of life, taxed heavily IN
order 10 increase the profits of ROB northern
owners of mines and factories. She also 90
jec,s TO having blue coats at the polls TO 10
timidate her voters, and che Ia utterly anc
entirely opposed to having negro ofhceEs
over her white people. and to negro COT
gressmen preaching misoegenatiop, especial
II when they occupy seats to which white
mea are Justly entitled. While her people
onoose each spd all of these things by
large m j ,rity, the republican party az
p,rty. endorses and supports them. There
fore. republican 10 Congress from Virginia
ont n; DacA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06

IT Is said that the large suti-democra'it
mtjo1ity given by this city at the recent
election wac due in great part to the vote;
csst By those who have recently come o.
sge, most of whom belong to organizations
tt,at are antsgonistic TO the democracy. Il
this be true. the young men referred to have
followed bad ADVICE, and should trade oil
their advisers as soon as possible. The dem
ocralic is not ooly the poor, but the young
man'e party. Il is toe peoples party, ADD
there are more youcg, than old people. 10
/, the poor young man of braioa, honesty
aod industry not only 6uds opportunities
for advancement, but slso fnd- friends, who
have been thsre themselves, to help hl;n on
Thsn. too, as long as free institutions shat
con niue 10 this country, individual Effort,
ard no. hat Of organic .tions IL what SENDS
rnea 10 be trout. Nearly all the successful
rsn OF the litrd States, no matter in What
business engaged, are indebted fer their sue
cess TO their owo individual exer,ion. =
capizatiopF, such es these referred TO, ale
aways the resort Of these whose indiViduai
merit entities them to no promotion, and are
almost invariably availed of ty demagogues
40 the means OF advancing their own sei'h
objects, g. tie expense, sooner or later, OF
those who eutmit themselves to their guild
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06

PRESIDENT HARRISON will not call an
extra session of Congress to expedite the
passage of the Force bill. Had the elections
gone the othsr way he would have called
one, but he dars not face the overwhelm-
ing opposition to that bill so glsringly mani
tested last Tuesday. Every man who voted
the straight democratic ticket that Cay
drove nall into the c. fla of the infamous
LII refeyre6 TO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06
ICoMMuN1CArEu

The latest news Of Mfa. farley wac Of =
tanned to-day. She is still on the hriuy dee
and reports her OVID condition Ca N a.
conteuted, but states that ems of her "ti :
gers" were suffering from see-sickness, ut
that tie Cersnge ment was oniy tfmpoFal f.
Sac expects to be on hand next Tuesdey hnd
will give au exhibition Of her ce'eD,st' q
"wex Tigers" for the beue6c of The A!exan-
d ria Irti,mary, having been invited 10 it,s
country by the ladies managing the fails.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06

THE Alexandria democrats who voted
against the democratic ticket and with the
negroes last Tuesday, selected bad time to
flop. Only wise people know when to flop,
sud an un.uccess'u topper should not be
provoked ut legitimate ridicule.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06
nONBTARY AND COMmtRCIAL

NEW YoBK. Nov 6-1ho stock market :! =
n ming was again very active, but developed CO.
cded weakness in tho regular list. and may
stocks wee forced eli to the loves prices ct
reached this year. J h, opening was frsctiousi5
lower than last nights figures and VIII There
WAS slight hcsita,i in sCme stocks, dc lid
weakness soon manifested itself all along iii'e
ne market becsme comparatively quiet late IN
the hour. and slight reactions occurred. At ]
oil SEX the market was sill active and heavy 10
weak 1T or near the lowest prices reached.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06

MR McCoMAs. of the Cumberland, Md,
district. got only what he deserved. a man
who voted for the Force bill has no right 10
represent any southern district in the na-
.innal Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06

THERE ARE twenty Two southern repab'i-
cans in lhe present Congress. In the next
one there will only be three. one of whom Is
q negro from North Caroline, AID another
Que wss elected as an independent from
Tennessee. The South Is opposed to swiDc-
ling pension bills, high tariff and soldiers
at the pollS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Nov 6 -F1ur is a ct
but steady. The Wheat markets have easeu r.
srd for several days past have SHADED Oft fr otol.
ally, making totsl of shout &c psr 0usbel sGieB
range to-day st fr, IN 80 to 101 Corn is ir.l It
56s62 for now sn1 old. Bye 60.70. Oats Is
So Eggs 23a24 Eut er is abunds 1t at 13s y.
Apples So EOS. Chick ems are dull at $ Sc Othor
produce aod mill!eed continue active Hay 's
without change.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06

BALTIMORE, Nov. Cotton qnet middl...
97s. Flour market dull. AMI lDwer Rowan
street and Western super SD 00a3 so do ez q
SD Toad 60 do family 81 75A5 20; City Mil ?
Rio brands extra So 25a5 81 winter wheat II
emit S. 35a5 co. spring do So 65s5 80; Gtrslih
So 30a5 so; extra 81 40a4 65. Wheat-sor n
era quiet and essier; Fultz 95a10o; l1ng :
95l100; No SO 99la; steamer No 2 red $50 y
We-tern ateadv; No 2 rel Ios AID Nov %; &c
100; May 1C99esl0S7s. Corn Sou been &c
and firm white Old 6Oa63; new o3a62 yel o"
cd 6lat3; new 56Ie9: Western steady. N q
spot sn Nov 50; year 81 iaa57@i; jan 67a5' q
May 50 bid. Oats firm. Bye scaIce and hr a.
Hay quiet Pro, i,ions firm. Sugar unset led
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06
Court of Appeals.

jones against Commonwealth. Argaed
by Thomas N. Williams, ED, for plant ii
10 error, aud Attorney -Geaelai for Coumou-
wealth, and submitted,
Li.chfofd, sur. against Day, sergeant ;
lawson against Brnnafore, treasurer; Greg
ory against Brsnsiord treasurer; Brown
against Commonwealth; Arlington against
Commonwealth. Wilson sgains. Common :
wealth Submitted.
Piunket against Commonwealth. Re-
veraad by confeot.
Pliz,: against Weob. Affirmed by coz
cent
R. Carter scott, erq, allowed to practice
aacouusel,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06

A MAJoRIT of more than 5000. under
such conditions as existed last Tuesday,
shows that the democracy OF the S D VII
p;nia district is rock ribbed, and that neither
insids ncr outside foes IN prevail against it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06
DIED.

November 6, 1890, after long m pan.ri i
ness borne with Chrsti.u f,rtitude, ars. fI:-i -
CeS LANE BEACH, beloved wits Of Pres'ey
Beach. Mrs. Beach WAS the oLly daughter OF tao
late James Lane, of LoUdoun cJUn;y, We. Asi ep
in Je.u, Gae- Funeral saturday at 2:3O u.
from 1919 Prince street.. Leeaburg AID LIZ
doun pspers please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06

Many aches or pains relieved at once by
spending 25 cents for bottle OF Salvation
Oil
Strengthen your voice and remove conghs,
colds sod hos. seness by taxing DR.. Ba!fs
Cough Syrup. Price % cents Per bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06

Es,bars Lamprecht Kill ed her daughter, Mary,
ak cars 90. ia PhilAdspbis, this morning oy
cutting hez throit with razor ana tne1 aitemp.'
ed 'ohil her baby and commit suicide by cut.
ting her own throat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06

sHTLoH's yITALlzaR is what you need for
constinslion. LOST OF Appstise. Djzziues, and all
symutoms OF dyspepsia. Price 10 cents per bot
liz. For s.le b. =. $ Lesdbesto q Bro, sgents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06

Ths-s is inuch in COED blood but if born
nj rad blood. "a. 3 Q. A't4rs'iys" Is the
only remedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06

BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-vhginia conlols 47.bil
1O.4Os =: do 3s 81 asked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06

CHICAGO, Nov. Gibbs a. m-Wheas
1OCas: May 1t6a. Corn-cec 5l@. Nay 81 =
Data Dec NJ min.l; May 457s. Mess Fork
st222,S: May IL rs. Larn-Jan So A.; J. ..
&c so. Short rbs-Jan s. s7'a May sc 81 y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06

NEW FRENCH PRUNEs rrcsivea to d y by
IN sep29 J. c. nlLEUhs'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-06

NEW YORK, Nov. Cotton quiet; up I'D
911..6; Orleans 97s; futures steady. F21'
dull snt weak. Wheat dull and easy. CON
ooies and weak Pork Gull and firm 1T 81 2j4
II SO. Lard quiet and weak at So 37la
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-26
Opium Smokers Released,

An important matter came to light yes
terday, brought out by the arrest of gang
of opium fiends. The case came up for
trial yesterday before Judge Sanders, Col.
Botkin, ex-city attorney, appearing for the
Cinnamon. He entered demurrer on the
grounds that the municipal courts had no
jurisdiction in the premises, opium smok-
ing being state offense and punishable by
a fine of $500, whereas the city ordinances
impose fine not exceeding 800. Refer
ence was had to reports from Montana
courts, and the Judge, after due delibera-
ton, sustained the demurrer and dismissed
the case. In conversation with with City
Attorney Smith he stated to an INDEPEND-
ENT reporter that the state legislature
that where the statutes prescribe punish
ment for any crime, the prosecution of that
offense shall not come within the jurisdic-
tion of a municipality, and therefore many
of the ordinances fully covered by the state
laws should be stricken from the book of
ordinances. 1t is said that District Attor-
nev Nolan, when notified of the case and
informed that he could have the prisoners,
refused to prosecute them and they were
turned loose, notwithstanding abundant
evidence was procured to secure convic-
ton for the crime of opium smoking.
In looking over the supply of opium Sc
cured by the officers it was found that two
stamp, while two others did not and were
evidently struggled into this country.
Another device for smuggling opium was
disclosed. It is that of cleaning
inside with opium. The lemon
peel is then carefully sealed and passes the
custom officials as lemons.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-26
The Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat,

DIR. Stoddard, the examining and manag-
ing physician of the Liebig Werld Dispen-
sary, San Francisco and Kansas City, who
is graduate of the Royal College of Sur
geons, Edinburgh, Scotland, and very
skilful in the treatment Of the above dis
eases, and has cured hundreds Of cases that
were given up as incurable throughout the
Pacific coast, will visit Montana, with Off
ces at Butte City, at the Liebig World Dis
pensary, 8 +. Broadway, corner of Main
street, from June 9th to July 5th-ten
days only.
This will be rare chance for consulta-
ton and examination free of charge with
the greatest modern specialists.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-26
Prof. Alexander

Last night every seat in Encore hall was
filled, the stage vas utilized and still many
had to stand up. There can be no doubt
that Prof. Alexander's lectures are among
the most popular ever delivered in this city,
and the fact that his leisure hours are fully
occupied in giving examinations shows that
he convinces the people of his ability.
His lecture last night on How to Read
Character was, as usual, hugely enjoyed by
the audience and everyone seems deter
mined to 60 tonight, when the professor
will speak on Love, Courtship, Marriage
and jealousy. As two couples will be
matched on the stage, this will no doubt be
the best and most interesting of the course.
An admission fee of SO cents will be
charged.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-26

As we have purchased the business of John
I. Murphy d Co., and will assume control
on July LIST. we desire to state to the GUS
toners of the old firm and to the public in
general, that we propose carrying the larg-
est. finest and best selected stock of gro
west of Chicago. 1t will be our aim to
merit the good name enjoyed by the old
firm, and promise their customers and the
public in general that they shall have the
best of goods at the very lowest prices. In
conclusion we will state that on July LIST we
open the business in our name; that the re-
tail department will be under the direct
management Of Mr.. Jas. Gourley, and that
customers will in no way be Inconvenience
by the tranfer.
BACH, Cory 4 Co.