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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-30

Spring bringing flowers BIRDS butterflies andwants
Nature viii attend the Former and will look after the
justly proud fitted
equipped
felt completely confident ability
prices generously avonglhe such highly gratifying
your feeling dealings TO be
mutually satisfactory goods
the sound and substantial quality and
dissatisfaction the Of the The
effective the
price asked We sell
ptahon the time purchase mainly
durability You viii find stocked with the that
the Of quality win feel like coming
more
Another specially feature Of the profuse display
that have for visitors many entirely
novelties that will appeal popular
exercising
ydual preference styles assuring
complete comprehensive every department
ues practical buyer chosen representing
desirable that
everybody And that particular all
energetic,
but profit realizing that the profitable
quantities goods quick close This
exactly what will find doing
prices filling the with fresh goods
quickly fair We put the point
viii make people take the goods will help
We waiting with for the mutual
benefit sellers 0 goods high grade and quality
modern STYLE price this the style Of doing
that strikes you promising the best results for buyers right along
state position fairly without boasng
presented consideration
any time quality We have friendly
desire do well BY possibly every purchase and
thereby your future esteemed patronage.
Yours fol- mutua benefit
rnAnaneAM i rMnaER
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cHARTER GRANTEp.

The Riverside Park Running and
.Trotting Association Of Charleston.
was incorporated yesterday with a
capital Of $1,000. The privilege of
increasing the capital stock, by the
sale Of additional shares at s25 each, is
reserved. The incorporators are C. L.
Hagan, L. S. English, T. G Hall, VIM.
Dis and B. B. Hall.
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AN OPERATIoN

Mr.. Joseph Messman, accompanied
BY DR.. McSherry, took his ten year old
son to washington this morning to-
have an operation performed on his
eye which has been affected since
infancy.
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The Federation Of Labor yesterday
declaredin favorof opening the Worlds
Fair on Sunday. This will cause great
waves Of indignation to roll over the
soul Of Colonel Shepherd; and if Labor
mas not incurred the everlasting dis
pleasure of the Colonel. even as have
Roma and the Pope, it will be little
less than miracle.
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All the money has been subscribed
but two hundred dollars, which is an
assurance that the remainder Of the
Middlesex Knitting Mills, of New
Jersey, will remove here.
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Add Your Name /
The Best Offer Ever Made to Our CITY
to Obtain a Manufacturing Plant.

Hosiery and Wooden Mills coming
that will give our city payroll Of
from $50, 100000 to 800, 10000, per
annum. This factory has an estab-
lished trade for all their goods, and is
well backed financially.
The following gentlemen have each
subscribed $4,000, for this enterprise,
and the names will be added to this
list as fast as they come in. This will
show our citizens who have the good
Of our city at heart, and not selfish in
helrfnp the laboring classes.
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THE PROJECTIONS.

For Maryland. Virginia, West virginia, Dis
tr,et of Columbia. Delaware. Pennsylvania. and
Ohio fair during the day. with probable show
ers, Southwest winds, cooler Friday.
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TEMPERATURE: At7ocIoek 4. NJ. 600.
Maximum sec
Minimnm--6so
WINDS; Force Brisd.
Direction from-S. W.
STATE or SKY: Pt. Cloudy
Rain fall .f3
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TO Ny Friends.

For some time past my Democratic friends
have urged me to work for and accept the nomi.
nation for Prosecuting Attorney on the Demo
cratic ticket. and I consented. After q careful
consideration, I have concluded 10 withdraw
entirely, and am not In the field for any politi-
cal position. Ny present business compeis me
to make this withdrawal with kind regards to
all my political friends. Respectfully.
f. VERNON ALER
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THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE 80, 1892.
WEATHER BULLETIN.

NJ Observations taken at
,,.,.. IA a,.. Martinsburg every morning
"" risg at O'Clock by GEoReE W.
yAsnErRE, the representa-
tive Of the United states
Weather Bureau. The
WORLD will use the same
flags as displayed at the
D.. Court Horse and the people
49, - can come very near know
ing what weather TO expect
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For PROSECUTING Attorney.

hereby announce myself candidate for the
nomination of Prosecuting Attorney subject to
the action ofthe Republican County Convention.
6-i3-td. u. 8. q. PITZER.
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STEEPLE JACK KILLED
BY Falling from a Church Steeple al
South Liyerm0re.

LIvERMoRE FALLS, Hsrch l7-Steep pie
Jack Of Portland, while repairing the spire
Of the church at the Norlsnds, Sou h Liv-
ermore early Thursday morning, fell from
the top and .ss instantly killed.
His lantern vas seen upon the roof, but a.
he seemed TO be gore loT ger than wss nee
esssry, search Vas made and his dead body
was discovered beside the church upon The
ground With piece Of rope clutched in his
hand. II is supposed that while lowering
himself the rope broke and be dashed to his
death.
His real n.m. was Charles Shaw, OF
England,
He wps bJrn in Lancashire, Englsn
and vas tina last of generation Of steeple
climbers
At the age Of seven he embraced his per
llous calling. This was upon the cloud
piercing c1imneys Of the factories of Man
chester sud Shs ffisld, Engisnd. He after
wards climbed to the top Of the Cologne
Cathedral. He came TO this country when
sbout % yesrs of age, ard HE daring climb
TO the top Of the famous Clsrk's .. n. 7.
thread mil, 10 New Jersey, vas one Of his
first fests in this country.
peculiarly about his work vas the
fact that he never used q staging. He pre-
pared bis swing chair and sppsrsiu, in the
night, doing his Work by day. He leaves
wife and two children. He vas about &c
years Of age.
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SNOW and ice
Being Hurlsi Upon lhe Sunny
Southern States.
Texas Prult Trees Covered With Id
...Great Damage Feared
4 Taste of t,ennine North Pole Weather
Given the South.

DALLAS, Tex, March l7.-Yesterdsy
morning = hurricane eliminated in . storm
Of sleet, snow snd ice. Fruit trees whiet
on Tuesday were covered With full bloom
today are 10 An Arctic embrace Of ice. II
is feared fruit and all other ciors out Of
the ground are hopelessly doomed.
GUrHRrk, O. t. March l. A terrible
snow Storm has prevailed here since yes
terdsy morning. There is much suffering
among the poorer classes,
Ii is feared the boomers who are gathered
srouud Cherokee and Cheyenne lniiAn lands
will wi titfeDlty withstand the rigors Of
the weather ss they are wholly unpre
pared for il. Ii is slso feared cold wealth,
er will grexlly damage the growing crops
MEMrHIs. Tenn, March l7.--Snow hs,
been failing since ? o'clock yesis rdAy Al
ternoou aud last night had reached such :
depth that the electric cars were unable to
run. This is the heaviest snow storm ia
this part OF the country for many years.
TALALA, | T., March IA severe
storm is raging in this section Of the ooun-
try. Hundreds Of cattle are dying ever,
where.
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SAID TO Be "RoT"
That GFoVof Wfote 4 Letter Declining
TO Run foF the Presidency
But Was Persuaded by Friends Not to
Publish II.

New YORK. March II The Telegram
states that ex- President Cleveland recently
wrote letter declaring that he would MOI
allow himself to be put in nomination. Mr.
Cleveland pennei it without the knowledge
Of his political friends. He intended tO
make the letter public through the Associ'
ated Press, and on the day it Vas to be
published Mrs. Cleveland sent for one Of
the leaders most trusted friends.
70 this gentleman Mr.. Cleveland cor
fessed that he was sick Of the littleness
bickering and insults daily infringed upon
his private life, and had not lifted SO much 4,
bis little finger to secure the nomination ;
nothing would induce him to enter the
race.
Word was sent to several level headed
Cleveland men, and . council was hurriedly
held. MIR. Cleveland spoke with gres,
fee ling at the council, but he was al last
persuaded to withdraw the letter.
A representative Of the United Press
showed this article to ex-Secretary Fair
child, E. + lery Anderson and other friends
ard supporters of Mr.. Cleveland. They
all declared the story had no foundation
that they never heard Of Mr.. Cleveland't
writing such letter aud they were positive
that he had not done so. At headquarters
Of the provisional state Democratic commit.
tee the story was said to be rot.
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CAAPBELL-MOODY.


ESpec.al to ne Ksnnetsc JouRsAL.t
BAsDoLrH, March IA. the home Of
Mr.. and Mn. Fred C. Moody on Windsor
street, very pretty and happy wedding
sss ple maized this afternoon at i.30
o'clock. Mr.. Moody's daughter, Mis-. Iss
Francis Moody b'ing united in marriage to
Manning s Campbell Of Augusta.
The ceremony VAS performed under the
arch between the double pnlors which
~ere hsndsomsly decorated with elegant
pos b, a.e flowers The happy couple stood
beneath magnificent horseshoe of hello
tropes and cloys piuks with . backing Of
snilsx, q most happy design, emble lematicsl
of the good luck which all wish 10 great
m -asure for the bride and groom.
The wedding party entered the psrIors in
the fallovifg z order Mr.. Geo. B. Keen Of
AugusA,. Gst mac, and Miss Msrssre,
Campbell of Ei,ilowell, sister of the groom
The bride, lear q upon the arm Of her "a
her. Cla'or'. t.-ard March was rendered
by Mrs DR. Frederick Of Augusta a. the
party sdvsnsed They were met by the
groom and he otilciaiiEg z clergyman, Rsv.
A. Y BeemsD. rector Of Christ Episcopal
church, Gudi1er.
The full Episcosal service was used, the
bride beirg 9 gwen away bg her father. She
~ss handsomely sttirsd il ciesm fsille
'rancaise en- train and carried bouquet of
Jstqlemiaot roses.
MIS-. Moody 10 one Of Randolph's most
popular ard charming youu ladies', = tai
sntsd singer ard pisnist and young lady
possessing rare accomplishments in those
arts which 20 FAR TO make happy home.
Nj. Campbell is steward and treasurer at
the Maine Inssne hospital, Augusta, and is
4 young man Of excellent business ability
ard promise. He 10 the son Of Archie
Campbell Of Hsllowell. --
Atthe close Of the ceremony Mr.. ard
Mrs, Campbell received the congratulations
Of the relatives and friends present. They
we're the recipients Of large number Of
rare and costly gifts from friends here and
in Augusta.
They left IN the sfterroo express for
Boston where they will attend the Patti
matinee saturday afternoon and will then
eo1iis ue on. spending few days at New
York before their return They will be at
nome to their friends at the insane hospi-
tsi, Augusta, after April 4.
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IOWA REPU BLICANS
Endorse Harrison, His Cabinet, Blaine
and Mckinley at State Convention.

DEs MoISEs, Iowa, March II The Re
publican state convention for the selection
Of dele CATION to the national convention
assembled here this morning. The selec
ton Of A. B. Cummings, = prominent anti
Prohibi,ionist. as temporary chairman il
regarded significant that both factions are
to be united for the national campaign
Mr.. Cummings in his address eulogzet
Secretary Blame and referred to the wise
steady and patriotic administration Of
President Harrison.
l s. Struble Of LsMars was unanimously
made permanent chairman. He paid &
glowing compliment to the Harrison sdDin
isirstiop, mention OF which was loudly ap'
plauded. He asserted that the Mckinley
bill needed no defense. Its results, low
prices and reciprocity were suffi 3ient. He
said the man who made the bill so perfect
10 its provisions. was james 6. Blaine. He
saw more clearly than any one else just
what was needed. To him the greatest
thanks are due.
The Republican party, he declared, had
q number Of men, who, as candidates, could
succeed in November. Mr.. Harrison va.
foremost among the plumber, and James
G Blaine, second.
The convention chosen four four dele
gates-at-large to the national convs ntion,
The district delegates had been already
chosen by district caut II 'es 9udng the re.
cess, Resolutions were adopted that en-.
dorse the adminislration Of ffesideni
Harrison, who "Hss kept every
pledge msde by his party, main
tanned sound policy at home and ma
iional honor abroad, surrounded himself by
= cabinet which has in every every depart
ment deserved we'll Of the party and coun-
try and add new strength and lsurels to
American statesmenship.
A resolution WAS also adopted urging
Republicans in all parts Of the State, dis
regarding local differences. on the pla'
form Of national Republicanism, the main
tenarcs Of prote ction. the establisbment Of
reciprocity ~ the policy Of the govern
ment, the elevation and pre- elevation and
prosperity Of labor, the maintenance OF
sound currency, every dollar Of which
shall be The equal Of every other dollar
and Of securing to all America An citizens,
white or blsck, their equal legal rights.
The convention then Adjourned.
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hallrUaos t steaupuaas
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject Nov.
29th, 1891.

sOIra WE9T-s-A a. NJ. Tor lssls.0R
soellAnd, Por,lssd, s0stou and Montreal; T.s5 \
NJ fof HailopeA, Gardiner and South Gardner
,sisA. n. for Bs9nsSfsx, Lewiston. Fx-sninstsn
Hoaslsnd Portland and Boston, connecting for
Ehits Mountain FOi8t8, 10 z. n fol
Hsllowail, GArdinsr AID sosth Gardiner; sts
r. N. Tor Brunswick, saith, Port tlaGd, Boston.
ani Saturdays only, ior Rock an e. s.ns p. NJ. roE
HAIOven, Gardiner and soatfi Gardiner; Il 90
N nlsht Pullman for Lewiston, Bath, Porl-
tad snd boston
GOING gAsr-7l0 A. N. might expresaj for
BIopbsgsn, Beifast, Bangor. Bar HaFbof, II,
stephens, St. John Aad AEoostOok Coanty, 38i A
NJ tor WAtsryiIIs. sEoNhegan aud Bangor, ? -
Bingham ShophssAn. Belfast. Dover and
FOX ggl;, Bangor har Harbor. St Stephens,
Il. John and Aro0s,oOE Comfy and sundays
only sI7 NJ. Tor Bangor.
The Might Pullman grsias run each way every
alzht Sandays Included, but not 70 Sspwhegsu
% Monday mOruinYs, or TO Belfast, DuE or, Of
bsyond aAasor, on 5ua lay MORNINGS.
The day express trains goias Vest at i0,i0 A
and fast at ss r ". run daily, Sundays 10
GUIDED. betHeeu Boston, Lewiston, Bath, Bangor
snd 81 John
Accom- NOTATION TEAM Tor kuxusta
caves sgath Gardiner. as A N, 10 and IS
r NJ, Gardiner, IS A N. 10 Aad AS p. 81
Hsl0seli. $40 A. NJ rs aud s.sg r n
through tickets 70 California and ali points
south and West NAY be had oi u. II Walker
selling via all routes and ohsaIlnz baggags free OF
ssRease
PAYsOS TUCKER, Woe Pros. a Gent N 4ssger.
~ BoUTHBY, Gsnl Pass. snd liesot Ag't.
rlr'laad, Nov 20, 1877.
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IN THE HOuS uSE.
The Mckinley Bill Defended by Se,.
eral Able Speakers.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE House
went into committee OF the whole on the
free wool bill
Payne, New York, defended the cons'i
tuuonaIisy of the sction Of the 5lst Con.
gress and also defended the Mckinley bill
Payne referred to the increased production
Of tin and manufacture Of tin plate.
Bowers brought in tin block thst hs
said was made in his district and whict
weighed Sc pounds.
Payne sad the Democrats boas,ed they
had secured msjority o. l40 in tht
House on account OF the Mckinney bill
yet they d not dare brtog into the House
bill for the general revision Of the tsrlff
That was attribute to the wisdom Of the
legislation of 1890
Rsynor of Maryland, and Ellis of Ker
lucky, advocated the perdlng measure
The committee rose and the II3use &C
j,urned.
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SD CONGRESS.
The Senate Confirms ihe Cir.
cult judges Nominations,
Though a Strong Fight Vas Made
AGAINST Woods Of Indiana.
The House Takes Up Its Time With the
Free Wool Bill.

WAsHIsGTos, March 1.-THE Senate
today confirmed the following nominations
United States circuit juiges, VIM. L. Pu,
nam Of Maine. fret circuit; Nathauis
Shipmap, Conu., second circuit; George Nj
Dallas, Pensylvsnis. third circuit; NathaI
Gon, West Vrsiaia, fourth circuit
Andrew p. Mccormick. T,1As. titth cir
cult; VIM. A. Taft, Ohio, sixth circuit
Walter FL. Sanborn, Minnesota. eighth cir
cult; Jos Mchenns, Cal, ninth circuit.
The Senate spent four and half hour,
in executive s. s,i9n considering the judi.
cisl nominations. A speech by Turpie
against the confirmation Of Judge Woods
nomination, occupied the larger part of the
time. Several calls OF the Senate wers
necessary to ensure the presence Of = gao
rum.
When the roll was called it AZ pesred thai
Judge Woods, whose name stood first or
the list, WAS confirmed bv bsre ms jority
the vote standing 23 to % subsequently
one more vote was added to the afiifmA
tive, making The vote stand "a to %
The vote was strictly sccordlDg TO party
lines, except that Senator PETER voted
against the con itmation with the Demo
cratic senators. Senator Stewart was rot
present.
Thus ended one of the most protrscted
struggles in recent years involving Pfesi-
Dental nominations.
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More Heavy Judgments.

NEW Y0KK, March IL Edward G..
WhiGhsy has obtained attachment against
property in this city Of Joseph Davis Of
Boston for sil 1872 as an endofser Of eight
promissory notes.
judgment Tor 800, 1926 -ss entered here
today sgAinst the Bfookbxyen Rubber Shoe
Company Of Ss,sukei, l.. / 10 favor Of
the Ne. York Commercial Company, bal
sncs Of sn secount tor money loaned, goods
sold. etc. 1he company had q capital
stock Of $4,000. Is leased it plant to
another company about Is months ago.
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KING TONBRANO Is HERE.
The Ruler Of Briiariari Comes TO Sc,
the "Whitc Mans Country"

SAN FRANCISCO, March Il The trsdr (
schooner Lsrawa has arrived from IDt
South Sea Islands, having On board Ktng
Tombrsno, Of ButsritAri, one OF the Gil
bert islands.
The King is Of mssstve huild, being over
six feet iB height ard weighing 260 pounds
lie made the voyage out Of curiosity and
to see the white mans country.
He is accompanied by Chief Autba and
another subject who calls himself Jack
the Pilot
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The Red Men will Net a Good Sum
From Their Fair.
I Special to the Kennebec JOURNAL

Special to the Kennebec Journal
RICHMOND, March l7-About 1900 tick
cts to the Red Mems fair at the oper,
house hsd been sold up to the time Of open
ing the doors la.t nigh. aud fully ons half
OF that number Of people were present at
the entertainment when the curtain rose
The programme met with . most favorable
rec option By The audience and il /. no mir
representation Of facts to say that the
drama in prologue and three acts "Crav-
fords Clsin, or Nugget Nell, the Pc, OF
Poker Fiat vas presented BY the sctofs al
most withou. fault on their part.
The fair vill b. continued tonight when
the two act comic-drams, "Our Awful
Aunt" will be presented. Two hundred
and fifty dollars worth Of presents will be
givea sway.
Ii 10 said that pev landlord for the
Rlchmond House 10 amor the probsbilities
Of the near future.
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A GREAT IRRIGATION SCHEME
To Utilize the Rio Grand Crops il
Mexico.

CITI or MEyico, March Ill is re-
ported that the UnIfed States and Mexico
will enter into arrangements for stcring up
the water Of the RiI Graude, 30 ~ to pio-
vide means Of rrizsting on an immense
scale lands On both sides Of the river be-
low Laredo. This scheme has the 81
provsl Of eminent ensiaeefs and viii re.
quire special treaty between the two ns-
lions.
The effect Of this will be TO create q
great tract Of fertile land vhere there 10
now wilderness. The political effect
will be e1celleut, for instead Of wild re-
gio1 in which baudit leaders may hide
there viii be farming population.
Recent raips in the states Of Tamsulipss
M, VI Leon and part Of Coahuila insure I
good corn crop ihis year. The crops 10 The
central portion Of the republic promis,
we'll.
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IN THE SENATE.
lIale's Bill on Compulsory Pilotage Fa,.
Orably Reported.

WAsHIsGIos, March l7.--lu the Senate,
Frye, from the committee on commerce,
reported the Senate bill exempting Ameri-
can cosstwise sailing vessels, piloted by
licensed masters or United States pilots,
from the obligation to pay state pilots for
services not rendered. Calendar.
The Senate At l2 20 proceeded TO the
consideration OF executive business, and
at As adj burned until tomorrow.
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A NEW CHURCH
To be Erected by the Congregational
Society at winthrop.

GSpecisl to the KRrsEREo JOURNAL
WINTHROP, March IA meeting oi
the building committee Of the Congrega-
tionsl society was held last evening to con
suit with +. E. Lewis, the Gardiner srchi-
tect, with rsfersrce to the making Of plan.
for new church building to be erected or
Main street.
Itis proposed to put about $4,000 into the
building and make il handsome house Of
worship. The main auditorium will have
3 sesling capacity Of about 800, snd with
he vestry, which will be connected BY
folding doors, will sccommodS $50 very
comfor snly. 1t will contsiL . kitchen
dining room. and psriors, and will be sup
Piled With sll the modern conveniences.
Mr.. Lewis has been retained as the
architect, and will submit preliminary
drs wing ., meeting 70 be held in short
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INDIAN APPROPRIATIONS .


WAsHlNGroN. March 1.-THE Senate
c-mmittee On appropriations today report
ed the Indian Appropriation bill to the Sen
ate. The increase made in the House bill
was S503 95S, Masking the total amount
carried in bill, as reported, S7,94I ,227.
The clsuse relating 10 the appointment of
army officers as ludisn agenIs was stricken
out of the bill.
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Maine Pensions.

WAsHIsGron, March 1.-THE following
Maine pensions have been granted
Original, Andrew Baker, Uranus Stacy,
Hugo Rocker, VIM. Fl. Randall, VIM A
Banks additional. VIM. II. II. Nlckerson I:
renewal snd increase, J Bennett; increase.
Joel 3. Robinson, Nathan W. Msrston :
reissue. James Andrews, Elbridge Tra,k
Eli G. Merriam. Olney Worthen. Charles
M. Lsbree, Eugene Fl. OTIS; original
widows. etc, Mary A. Hill, Evelyn W.
Collins, Mar cy G. Lsbree.