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Peter Wright was sentenced at st.
Joseph, Mo-, to hang for murder on
February 26.
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

MoEro vIsTo. Colo. Dec q. lSSa
DR. B. J. KENDALL Co., Enosburgh Falls, W.: ,,.
Gents--In the year 1884 treated with kenaeaand.
SPAWN Cure Bone SPAWN Of seven years Sysatsiv
ing nearly as large hens egg and compiie,rgee
stopped the lameness and removed Lne sLi1 aver
meiit Have worked the horse very naLu M
since, he never has shown any lameness n1i
can see any difference In the size OF tnS nv
Yours truly,
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Aug. 20. W
DR.. B. J. KENDALL. Co.:
Gents-It is with the greatest satisfaction tnas
inform you that have cured the following diseasess
Sweeney, shoulder Oint hHmeness, 49, ~. IN
Fore Foot. ! am working on HiP.JsSaiirrss
Spawn Cure It is the best Eminent for man ~
beast have ever used. recommend 1t to al nIi e
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have friends who used It for SPra1ns h nn
bruises and cured them they say y y wSIE w
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The touch of nature which makes
the whole worldalin is never so plainly
seen as IN the presence of death. The
bereavement which has befallen the
royal family of Great Britain has call
ed forth the widest expressionsof sym
,pathy, and even from quarters where
no especial veneration is felt for mon
archial institutions words of kindli-
ness have, been, uttered. Out Of their
present affection the rulers and the
people ofGreat Britain may be brought
into closer contact, TO their mutual adj
vantage.
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A New Yorker who was seriously i'll
with the grippe" received notice
from the Tax Department charging
him with being possessed of $4,000
worth of personal property. As his
earthly belongings were not worth
more than $500 he became so worried
that he was thrown into violent pers-
piration, which drove away the fever
and cured him. So it appears that
even the MUCH abused TAX gatherer
may 40 good unwittingly.
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THE WORLD.
MARTlnssuRc ". Va.

Entered al ne Postooiee al Aartiasbarg. w. Va.
az second class mail Dldfisr.
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Price 81 per bottle, Or siS bottles w
%. An drtOOists haze u or can ges go
for yom, or II sCiII be sent to anv ~ ~
dress or receipt ofPrice bv tire PToP.'
DR.. B. ]. KENDALL CO.,
Enosburgh Falls. Vernon.
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night. Over thirty members OF the club
and invited guests were present to
do the first honorary member OF the 0.
w. L. club honor and even ii the reccp-
ton was an almost imp:omptu affair,
the details we're so we'll arranged and
carried out that it seemed impossible to
have had a more pleasant affair, if q
months preliminary work had been
done beforehand.
The club rooms were decorated for
the occasion, and the roomy apartments
were blaze OF light. Refreshments,
profuse in variety, were served, and
thoroughly enjoyed.
Tho Premier Banjo club played some
OF its best selections in its uncxcelled
style. Messrs. MI. McNabb, Dave
White and George Wells entertained
the crowd with vocal selections, Mr..
White also reciting piece OF pathos.
The feature OF the evening was the
presentation to Mr.. Losere, by Mr.. NJ.
Fl. McNabb, the president Of the club,
OF q key to the door OF the rooms
Brother .Losere was overcome, but man
aged to express his thanks in in appro-
pirate manner. The festivities kept up
till a late hour, and when the party ad-
journed to bed, Brother Losere was we'll
satisfied with his treatment by the O..
w. LIS.
The 0. w. L. club rooms are those for
merly occupied by DR.. Gasmre. They
are elegantly fitted up and make most
luxurious quarters.
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aROur PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City anil Whoolln: Folks

Strangers In the City anil Wheeling Folks
ADrond.
A. J. Stone, OF Fairmont, dined at the
Mcclure yesterday. -
Miss Lizzie Morgan; OF tho Island, is
down with the grip.
g William Garen, manager OF "a Pair
OF Jacks" company,.is at the Windsor.
Mr.. George L. House gave dinner to
about dozen friends at the Fort Henry
club last night.
Jahu Dewitt Miller, the lecturer,
spoke at bridgeport last night, and
stopped over till this morning at tho
Mcclure. House.
c. w. Young, OF Charleston, A. J..
Bandy, Of l.NIonongah,S. n. Jackson, J.
A. Clark and W. S. Raymond, OF Fair
mont, registered yesterday at tho Nc
Lure House
Rev. Dr.. R. r. swope, rector OF St.
Matthews church, and his iamilyl havo
removed into the country, to Mrs. Gil
christ's, to remain until tho new rec
tory is completed. NJ
Il. W. Kennedy, OF Grafton, John
Hopkins, Of Warrington, TT. Flynn
and L. Hickman, Of Toll Gate. were
among the West Virgip;an's registered
yesterday at the Stamm House.
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LOCAL pl.EvITIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment IN md about
|W. tho City. G|a

Matters OF Minor Moment IN nnd about
tho City.
TIE GRAND this evening 'Tom's
Vacation"
Tie advance guard OF tho great cara.
van OF spring movers has already start
cd.
PApEni Is on tho walls for tho return
engagement OF "l'lue jeans" at tho
Opera House, March 81. 4
THE pudding department OF tho La.
Belle mill went OH again yesterday, tho
rolls having been repaired.
COMPLAINT Is frequently made to tho
police OF tho boys OH East Fourteenth
street throwing stones. Numerous win.
dows have been broken.
ONLY ono ease showed up in tho po-
iico court yesterday morning. Fom
Driscoll WIS fined 50 and costs Tor
drunkenness and disorder.
THE Primus club went down 10 Bel.
laire OH the steamer Phillips to attend
a ball given ut tho Globe hotel there BY
tho Mercantile club of that city.
SAMUEL HoLMEs, aged twenty-five, and
Nellie IL. Kimbell, aged twonty.thrcc,
both natives OF Pennsylvania and resi-.
dents Of OHIO county, were yesterday
licensed to we'd. u
WILLIAM YovSG. u drunk, was arrested
last night by Officer Vest Another
man, too drunk to give his name, was
put oil tho 3. 4 0. train at Ford cross
ing last nirht and Wus arrested nv
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NO LAMP TEST YET.
Tho Machinery being Rcadjusted Mt thu

Tho Machinery being Rcadjusted mt tho
biz: City Electric Plant.
At the city electric plant yesterday
the test Of the lamps was not made.
The carbons have been adjusted in 4
number OF the lamps, ready for the test
to begin New standards for the clutch
pullics have arrived; and were being ad-
justed yesterday. The old ones were
not quite right, and it is desirable to
have them adjusted tc q nicely before
turning the electricity into any OF tho
lamps.
After the test it will require two or
three weeks to get the system all ready
to have tho lights in practical opera
ton.
The engines were run q short time
yesterday.
\ sign has been put up on the gate OF
the grounds, mo admittance till the
plant is completed" This is signed by
the contractors. The rush OF people
curious TO see the progress OF the work
had come to be n real nuisance, as they
would stand in the road
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WNITESlDlI.ZEVELY,


Dir. S. NJ. Whitesids and Miss Bertha
Zevciy Married ut tho First Prcsby-
tcrinn Church.
Yesterday afternoon at half past two
O'Clock, at the First Presbyterian
church, Mr.. Samuel NJ. Whiteside and
Miss Bertha L. Zevoly were married,
Rev. DR.. D. A. Cunningham perform.
ing the ceremony. A large number CT
friends and relatives OF the bride and
groom was present. The ushers were
Harry J. Zevely, Il brother OF the bride;
W. NJ. Donlin, Harry G. Dunn and w.
G. Higgins. The bride was clothed be-
comlngly in fawn-colored dress, cut
high neck, en- traine and trimmed in
pearl and gold.
After the ceremony the bridal party
repaired to the home OF the BRIDES par
ents on Eighteenth street, whero an
elegant repast. was served. 4 number
OF handsome presents were received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitcsides left on the
APO Panhandle train for the east on
their bridal tour.
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=, 1 Ia| 49,.
has been any change. shovcls and
spades, tlre shoyels and tongs are away
down. staples are cheaper Lumber
mems tools t!rc much below prices two
years ago Flax twlne now runs from
ie 10 u ccnts,and lhoh' was from 70 to
W cents. ~.
Cast iron hollow ware is cheaper, an !
White ennmeled ware Is away down.
Wires anu wire goods show about as
largea decrease us any article quoted.
rms catalogue IS not so large ~ it
could be made from tho same list, but
Us large enough to show that Mr.iAic-
Mill!n was either ignorant orwilling to
!alsliy when hb uttered tho words,on
which tho Register is wearing out Its
black tyre. i6as s
orlIEnTrlSos LIKE THESE
Tho pco;,jct 4 !. az ,or ,;ro, no,r,b a..
a.. 80, 80 ~ ~ = - ~ =. !
i!y ior""y OF us statements except Two
gentlemen whom 1t made SAY TINT
leather was on tho free list, both OF
whom Ind to tako the RgiSlcjio task
for misouotins tlom, and nsl to bc SGT
right. Ii continues 10 assert that every.
thing costs more under tho Mckinley
law than unlortho former thrift :,
Mr.. William Schwortfcyrr tnc vol
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IN tact, evervthingln the entire room
Is IN tho worst condition.. The SANTA
ny provisions are miserable notwith-
standing the scrupulous cleanliness in
which the superintendent keeps the en-
tire bsilding.
AT present there are fourteen prison.
crs confined in this room, standing
around idle on account OF the misera-
bic weather, as. the only employment
they have is digging and:brealting lime
stone. The cave under the hill where
the limestone is quarried is now filed
with, water and ice, and in an unsafe
condition.
The members of the committee pres
ent were Messrs. Happy, Warneke,
Kline and O'Kane, and Chief McNichoi
and Clerk Hanke, with the ISTELLiGES-
GER envoy, made up the party.
Tho committee will meet April ! to
consider what it is best to do. There is
talk Of anew workhouse on the penin-
sula, where the prisoners could be en-.
pioycd in making brick. cit would be
cheaper and decenter to ,Smaintain pris!
oners in the county jail than by the
present system.
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':&AETER MANY MONTHS.

The Bodies OF tho Victims of tho Dunbar
Disaster, Reported to IInyc Been Found.
DUNBAR, Pa, March 23.-Great OK
element was caused this morning by
the report that the bodies OF twenty-five
OF the thirty-one miners entombcd in
the Hill Farm mine on June lG, 1890,
had been recovered and that one OF tho
bodies had been identified. The mine
officials deny this, but say they expect
to reach the men in few days.
From other sources it is claimed that
twenty-five bodies have really been
found, but that the mine official do not
wantit known until all have been found.
1t is further stated that the bodies arc
unacceptable and cannot be identified
by the clothing.
The company has boon working to re.
cover the men ever since the disaster,
and it is believed ,hatif bodies have not
been recovered the workmen arc ;cry
close to them and will reach them at
any moment. Tho excitement is intcnsc,
and large crowds are on their way to
, tho mine.
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KING TONBRISO
Wants Us TO Protect Him and In Turn Nc
VIII DO tho Square Thinr.

Wants Us to Protect Him and In Turn To
VIII DO tho Square Thing.
San FRANCISCO, CAL, March 23.-Kine
Tonbrino, OF Butaritari. who arrived in
this city on the bark Towara last week,
announces that his mission to this coun.
try was to secure the protection OF
tho United States for the Gilbert islands.
IIs says he feels that these islands
would be much moro prosperous under
such protectoratc and ii this govern
ment will accept the proposition and
raise the American flag over the Islands
he would agree to transfer to the Unit.
cd States the harbor or the Island OF
Butaritari,' aud to keep the harbor in
good condition rs q coaling station and
d refuge at all times. He would also
assist to the utmost in spromoting com.
mercial relations between the two coun.
tries. ~ li-sg r. n
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.

Stage of Water md a1ovcmcnts OF Boats.
Tho Rivor Interests, {. --,,---77---
The river was rising last night, with
feet II inches in tho channel. The re.
ports from above we're:
Brownsville,7 feet inches and ris.
ing; cloudy. F,T / u
Moreantown, ! icot and rising; eloddy
and cool. - =, = =!
Warren, ! foot, s inches; cloudy and
cold. e.
The towboat Onward passed up vcs.
tcrday morning with Il feet, OF, empty
barscs and the government snaas boat
Western. u II II y
The towboat John LOWS, of Cinciu-
natl, arrived yesterday with large tow
OF empty iron ore and model barycs to
be filled ut this port with orders Of iron
and steel for Southern points. 92i1.il
The steamer Louise leit y fforr! Pitts.
burgh yesterday at 8 a. m.--The Andes
passed down for Cincinnati at 10 a m,
The Ben Hur got away. for. Parkers.
burg ut 80 n. m. 'I' =.
To-day the Bedford will leave for
Pittsburgh ut 5 u. mat the Same hour
the Hudson will pass down! for5i Gi1icin.
nati-The Scotia will get away for Pitts.
bUrgh at a. M, and the Courier ior
Parkcrsburg ut 80 q. M.
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After admiring the architectural
beauties Of the outside, the committee
was escorted through thehandsome vcs-
tibule to the main hall, Iwllcrej theIpyise
oners are confined. Here the commit
tee examine closely all details, and ex-
pressed feelings OF disgust with the or
tire room. and the poor Accommodations.
All the cells on the west side are OF no
use whatever, as no prisoner can he
confined in them. All they have DIDO
is to kick off Il board and walk out.
This leaves only two small cells on tho
east side for unruly prisoners All tho
bunk on that side are in 4 rickety con-
.dition. Every one is inclined in some
upward or downward direction.
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lIr. Hcnni:'s En- :agcm ont.

The manager OF tho Nloundsville
opera house came UP yesterday and
offered Frank Honnig II guarantee to
appear there. Ills tinn being all filled,
he could not accept, and therefore m
excursion will be run from MounLsvillc
on the occasion OF Alr. Iennig's en-
gasement at The Wheeling Opera House
March 20 and 3Ounder the auspices OF
the press club. Large parties will also
attend IRON other nei.hboring towns.
If out Of order, use Dcecham's Pills.
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Another Cable Ncccssnrv

Manager WOLF, OF the Telephone Elk
change, will shortly put another cable
from the central office up Twelfth
street and down Market to tho CITY
Bank building. The cable will carry
enough wires to furnish a telephone to
each room in the new building. To put
SO many wires separate on tho polls
would require five more ten wire arms,
which would make bad burden! added
to the wires already borne, for the poles
to carry, besides making an unsightlv
maze OF wires in the air. Hence the dc.
cision to use a cable.
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~ f.-.fFr-s J,
Music ut CLAY Schools

The entertainment given. by the pu.
pills OF Clay school yesterday afternoon
attracted an audience which packed the
grammar room to its utmost capacity.
Choruses, solos and Rotations made
up the programme, which was very
pleasing as q whole, alltho numbers
being crcditably rendered. Tho pcr.
fcrmanco vas much enjoyed byfthc
audience. -
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LewtS-ErnZier.

The marriage Of Mr.. Walter Lewis,
teller OF the First National bank OF
bridgeport, and Miss Julia Frazier, Of
St. Clairsville, took place yesterday at
ternoon at tho home Of the bride. A
number of their intimate friends and
relatives were present and tho affair
was quiet but pretty one. Rev. DR..
Robert Alexander, pastor Of the St.
Clairsvile Presbyterian church, per-
formed the happy ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis wifi 90 to housekeeping at
Bridgeport. They have the best wishes
OF a large circle OF friends. (.
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hardly express It. They were ticl'led
almost TO dcath-.tllat IL did not fall
Willie they were Init Z PIN
Tho only wonder expressed by the
committee was that 1t had stood SO
long, but superintendent Rodenbaugh
solved the question by stating that
mature provided iof III; whonover the
building leaned too muGli, along cainc, n
strong, bracing, western Wind and blew
1t back straight again."
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TIE secret art OF beauty lies not in
cosmetics, but is only i'll pure blood,
and healthy performance OF the vital
functions, to be Obtained by using Bur
dock Blood Bittcrs, DIV
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HE guest Of the
Q. W. L. Club last
night : was Hon.
Philip Losere.
The members : Of
the club had ex..
pectcd to entertain
MIR. Losere this
evening, but as he
arrived in town
.veste rday and
could not stay
over, tho rccep-
ton was given last
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lie Council COM COM.
mitteo on police
met yesterday af-
,ernoon ut the city
workhousc to in
,spoct that slightly
I edifcc that adorns
tho hill. TO say
that they were de-
lighted with the
ljuillinu would
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DO not fail to see Mrs. Percy ut STIFEL
y CO.'S today and got tho most. salts.
factory Corset you over had.
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Mrs. GENEVA PERCY Is Mt GEO. T..
STiFEL j. CO.'S to-day, Friday and Sntur.
day. ~ 81 $50
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Entertains Brother rhilip Losorc in n
sn'rndid Why.
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Niilos' Nerve and Liver pills.

s Act on o new principle--resulatinfe;
the liver, stomach and bowels throif,h
the nerves. A new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad
taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation.
unequaled for men, women and chill
dren. Smallest, mildcst, surcst! Fifty
doses, CSC. Samples free, at The Logan
Drug Co.'S. a IL
STlFEf & CO.-nnr sini.sty's Corset
fully rspln ned by Mrs. Percy To-day. Fri
day and Saturday. : 5l - lIE.f
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A tour or INSPECTION.

Tho Police Committee Visits the So Called
Ci'vfri$"". rid Returns Alive.
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WHAT THE HOOKS SHOW.

Among the places visited in pursuit
OF information was the Wholesale hard
ware establishment Of OFT Bros. (; Co.
Mr.. D. A. Taylor was found in the office,
and the reporter asked him to furnish
some specific figures rs to prices in
March, 1880, and the difference in prices
il March, 1872.
Mr.. Taylor took down 4 day book
covering sales III the month named IN
1890, and another in which were charged
sales made this month.
Here are some OF the figures, repre-
Eonting actual sales:
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Here are seven leading articles, OF
which iiyear cheaper, and decidedly
cheaper, while not one is dearcr. Irvine
has been the subject of good deal Of
free trade bowling, because Che duty on
it was largely increased, yet the price
remains just what it was before tho in
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FIGURES Will NOT LlE.
A Comparison Of Prices at Present
under the Mckinley Low
WITH THOSE WHICH PREVAILED
Before that Act was: passcd..-sIr Nc.
Millln and The Register a1isstatc the
Tac,s...Ihe! .nbmcrand tho I'nrrncr
buy lools aud implements Cheaper
than Ever


Tho register still henps standing at
the head of Its editorial columns tho
following migstatemcnt OF facts: 5A
rho lnboror has boon forced 10 l,ny mptn
FOR tI,r roof thut slinitsr, hini, for the hat
lint covers his head and the wHolGnS that
rDyUr his baa.I. I'D lnsPhnd 20 pay more
for tho linen no wcnrr,iihu hammer ami
hoo with which hn works. Int his wages
have not GUnO UP one Cpni. Wint bohniif
Ina increased pro, cctinn lreh IA him.
Ef!rad fIOn, CougnsSNd,l lfc.uRits SVcca III The
IObG March va. s l.a% G a
The lXrELMGEScrEhas shown by the
testimony OF leading merchants, whose
word stands undisputcl, that ID Of tho
things 10 which Mr.. AicNlillin refers in
these words arc cheaper than they were
two years ago, boiore tho Mckinney bill
was passed., md that in spite Of their
being cheaper tho goods in the market
to-day are OF better quality than those
sold two years ago.
An lNTELLidEScER man spent some
time yesterday in getting definite data
bearing on prices OF those: thing in tho
way OF tools, implements and mannfac-
lures which the laborcr anti tho farmer
have to buy. hardware dealers have
already been quoted rs saying that
hardware is cheaper Stllan IL was two
years ago. What it was. aimed to So
cure yesterday was.somuidca Of prices
on common articles then and now.
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THE o. W. l.. CLUE

Which is good horse sense.
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per cent cheaper, and grain cradles just
what they were in 80. Hatchets remain
about the same price, and Compliant
crsarc the same. Files, screws, hinges
and bolts are all cheaper, most OF them
very much cheaper. So Mr.. Taylor
shows from the books OF the establish
ment with which he is connected. Will
tho Repikter question this authority?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-07
A JAMES q. BLAINE CLUB MEETS.

The regular monthly meeting Of the James II. bIaihe
Club OF Harlem held last night OF tie ne" cruz
house No. liz East One-hundred and tcntli-st WIN
sfegmund Kahn In ctr and Henry Rogers as score
tary Forty new members tnken In ana twenty
five propositions for membership were made The Fegu-
lar committees OF the club for the year were announced
after which OsOris gave address on the poiiuca'
outlook for the campaign Of 1902, In which ne pre-
dicted sweeping Republican victory In 'he IAN
Among those present were A. A. Farley, Johh l.
Burnett George Hunt Michael Cohen. Robert TAYLOR
A. W Feltman. William Van Wrinkle. H. HOwland
James Eddie. Edward Jayne. william benjamin, )r'
Frederick Van IIOescn, II. C. Davis. Joseph Lew:
James D. Outwatcr. Andrew Grace. f. NJ McCaoe ana
T. Rubenstclu.