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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-11
4 VETERINARY VIEW OF cRurLrr.

The following is the report of COM
mittee appointed by the British National
Veterinary Congress for the purpose OF
further considering the subject of cruelty
TO animals from veterinary point OF
view, and publishing declaration in
the name OF the Congress on certain
practices and painful operations on
animals.
Lameness may be painless or painful.
Those cases where the lameness passes
of with exercise ARE prima facie cases
that are accompanied by pain-this
specially applies to cases OF navicular dis
ease aud SPAWN. in such cases horses
ought not to be worked, and when
worked it is cruelty.
The practice called twtching causes
acute pain aad is frequently unjustiti-
able.
Burning gas for lampas is cruelty.
Knocking out wolf teeth is cruelty.
Extracting temporary teeth save for a
surgical reason is cruelty.
Docking and nicking horses are cruel.
Marking and branding animals when
necessary, should be performed by the
quickest and least painful method.
Worming the tall, docking and crop.
ping the ears Of dogs are unnecessary and
therefore cruel operations.
Operations of various kinds are fire.
4uently performed on animals by igno-
rant persons, and much cruelty is caused
thereby, which ought to be publicly dep.
recated and prevented by law. All pain
full operations not required for the good
Of the animal operated on are of cruel
nature. No operation causing pain to
an animal should be performed By an
Mnskilful person. All necessary opera.
tons ought to DE performed in scicn.
tifc manner and by the most human
methods, in order thereby to prevent thu
irtiiction of unnecessary pain. Western
Agricultural.
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Is the thought ofthese transparent
golden tears surviving even. the petrified
trunks of the sturdy monarchs of the
+ forests that shed them. y
Deep down in the .'blde earth along
the shores of and beneath the treach-
erous breakers Of the Baltic Sea, are
found in bits and fragments OF fossilized
wood the traces OF vast forests that in
ages long past had covered nearly the
entire coastline Of what is now known as
/ East Prussia.
Large tracts OF land have sunk there
below sea level, and in time were COW
cred with the rank submarine growths
of seaweed and aige.
Whenever storm churns and lashes
the waves then large masses OF this
green tangle are torn from the bottom
and often carry with them pieces of
amber, the resin OF fossil pines, which
being but slightly heavier than salt
water will float in the network OF weeds.
Upon bringing the floating meadows,
that cover the sea after propitious gale,
ashore at given points, there depends
an enormous gain to the amber fisher,
who has rented certain portions of the
shore from the crown.
At those times the villages on the sea-
board are all astir with excitement. No
body thinks of rest, day or night, aud
every one Is on the alert, ready to fly to
the edge of the waves at the first alarm
from the watchers. Men defy the roar
ing breakers, and, standing up to their
shoulders in the scething foam. catch
wisps Of seaweed in long nets and fling
them shoreward, where the women and
children gather from them the yellow
jewels of the sea.
In this manner as much as $14, 900
worth is known to have been gathered in
single night. But in spite OF the most
rapid work it is not always possible to
bring all the cast up amber ashore; the
large pleces,- especially, are apt to sink.
They are gathered by means OF long
handled nets, called "catchers, when
bright day and placid sea enables the
amber fishers sight to penetrate the
limpid water. Inasmuch as it is often
necessary to turn over huge rocks, this
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Boots look pretty much as they did
last season. Novelties are introduced
only in dress shoes and evening slippers.
The "Directoire' shoe, black suede
ornamented with cut silver or steel
buckle, is popular, but finds rival in
the Washington" which appears in
white, black or tan suede leather and has
toe striped with a very narrow braid to
match.
White satin shoes, embroidered in
gold and silver; black satin slippers, tied
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IS scarcely dlstln-
guishable from that
of Simorhyn c h u 5
pygmeus Of the
corresponding age.
Color, dark horny
brown, lighter on
terminal half of
lower mand j Bile.
The color of the
downy plumagc is a
uniform dark, smoky
and so m G W h q t
brownish grey,
scarcely lighter on
the under parts. Ac-
cordlng to the col
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PROPER PRESSURE IN CHEESE MAKING.
J A frequent mistake is to apply too
strong pressure at first to the newly
hoopcd curd. The pressure should be
gradual, and the snug squeeze only given
after several houFs. The white whey
tnat starts from severely pressed curd
is rich in butter fats, which will net ap-
pear if the curd is allowed to settle
firmly in the hoop before strong pressure
is applied. The facts 20 to show that
the average full'cream cheese has parted
with far too much of its fats in press,
watts, drainers and hoops, and is often
found to be hall skim when it reaches
the consumer. Great hue-and-cry is
raised over the idea that it is CONNER
cial wisdom to take outa pound of but
ter fat to each hundred pounds OF milk,
which tests four and onc-half per cent.
fat for cheese making. The cheese is
no better that has lost that amount Of
fat in manufacture than is another
cheese from which has been SKINNED an
equal amount, and the balance of the fat
retained by skillful manufacture. A
little care at the beginning Of the opera
tions will always prevent such wastes
and result in a better product. --Ameri-
Gan Agriculturist.
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During the cruise Of the Corwin IN
Alaska, several downy young were col
lected by Mr.. J. 4. Lutz on Otter Island.
They are Of special interest, since the
newly Matched chicks OF the two species
collected have never been received at any
museum, so far as known, nor have tncy
ever before been described or figured.
The bill Of the parro. aux exhibits all
the curious peculiarities which character.
ize the genus Cyclorrhynchus, the ''re-
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lector's label, ''the legs and feet are
slate color in front, black underneath
Iris, according to the same authority,
''gray."
Two other specimens are on the whole
similar to that just described, but the
under parts are slightly lighter and
grayer.-St. Louis Republic.
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woMEN AND THE oARpEN.

Take ycur wife's advice about making
a garden, but do not leave the hard
work it involves to her. A man with
horse and cultivator can do the work
quicker and easier than woman can do
the work by land power alone, as they
will If no help be given. -Boston Cult-
yator.
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night, removing in the morning. after
which wash in warm water and wipe dry.
Also give her few doses of the aconite
and work her as gently as possible; re-
membering that she is in pain and every
step only increases her misery. New
York Sun.
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curved" commlssure,
the falcate shape Of
the lower mandible,
and the sidewise com
preston Of the whole
beak. In fact, the
bill is very similar t.
that OF the adult bird,
of which Mr.. Cassin
said that sit seems to
attain a maximum OF
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Dainty Shoes For Women.

There never was more bewildering
assortment of dainty shoes tor women to
make choice from than is shown in the
shops this season.
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DErAssELINo coRx.

Detasseling corn is again subject for
consideration. The process consists in
removing the upper portion Of the stalk
to which the spray Of male or pollen
bearing flowers is attached. Several ex-
periments have shown that it increases
the crop to remove the tassel from fully
onc-half Of the stalks before the pollen
is shed. The results Of some extensive
tests made by the Nebraska Expert
mental Station show the opposite effect
There was uniformly lessened yield
upon the plats when one-half OF the
stalks were detasseled. Similar results
obtained when the tassels were removed
after the pollen had been matured and
scattered. New York World.
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ALL ABOUT AMBER.
MODES OF MINING THE PRE-.
CIoUs SUBSTANCE.
Dead Trees Yield Their Tears TO Form
y Necklace For My Iady's Throat
-Superstitions Anent Am
Der Ornaments.

FEARS from dead
Itrees," did once a
German sayant call
the precious fossil
resin Of which my
lady's necklace and
her liege lords pipe
tip is made.
Still more poetic
than this appellation
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Difficulties that only the genius Of
modern engineers were able to over
come, to-wit. the penetration OF quick
sands and layers OF gravel that admitted
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PROTECTION OF. FAMILIES.

s.The kaiser's Law, recently enacted in
Germany, S said to provide for tbs appoint
ment or a guardian for persons VINO have
become imbecile or other wise incapacttated
iron the use OF intoxicants TO manage their
property alta r.. Tnis is q step in the rigni
mir sctlon. ami We hops some cav TO see a la"
enacted tharNwnsn a married man become.
unable TO manage his pro oerty in a manner
tending TO tbs best inter asts OF his home ana
fanny. he snail re restrained from manage,
ment by decision OF the court. and II tns
wife be ada iged capable, the property shali
be placet III her mower. In case the wife =
incorporate. her husband saould be appoint
Ell sole administrator These Things are sure
10 be wrought ont some day 10 that law o.
tue land,S which is sinD.y thermo n eter;
showing To what hsiyht tbs education o. s
public opiaion has reached. Union Signal
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ENGLAND. Italy, Germany, Franc a. ~
tria. the Netherlands, SPAN AMI FORUM
have accepted the United States inyl.sa ..s
TO participate in the bi-nstallsc contsrSnI
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plAMeMps. WATCHES. IEWELaY-W. =. LUKEMs.
olAMoNDs. WATCHES, gEWELRY-W. !! LUkEMs-
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
Gut Glass, Silver Novelties, &c.
ArLOwRR PRICES THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY.
w. j. LUKENS,
MO. 1903 Main Stroot. dec
TaREE Co1oREp MEN
Looked up by the Police last Evening
Cases of Robbery, etc,

Looked up by the Police last Evening.
Cases OF Robbery, etc.
Last evening Officers West and Her
bert arrested three colored men in the
Second ward, and they were hauled to
the lookup in the wagon. Against two
of them charges Of vaRrancy we're en-
tered, while the third was held to in
yestigate a robbery Of watch. This
man had been seen in company with
the man whose watch was afterwards
lost, and the police thought perhaps he
knew something about the matter.
Yesterday morning at some time be-
tween . o'clock and daylight thieves
entered the saloon OF busch & Gaus, on
the corner Of Market square and Elev-
enth street, and stole about 81 In
money and an old revolver OF little or
no value. The thieves first tried to
break in side door, but falling in that,
opened the transom over the main
entrance and entered by that way.
A man was here from Grafton yester:-
day in search of his daughter, who had
run away from home, and had been
traced to Wheeling. The police found
that she had been here, and remained
for several DAYS in Kittie Lees Main
street house, but she left last Sunday
morning on the steamer Iron Queen ior
Portsmouth, Ohio. The father said she
was but fourteen years old, but all VINO
saw her took her for at least seventeen.
He went on down the river after her.
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In part of the circuit court yester.
day, In the case Of the Lewis Steenrod.
sheriff, for the use of Edward Miller &
Co. vs.. George X. Wheat ct al, the de.
murrer OF the defendant was sustained
and the cause remanded to rules. In
the case OF l. A. Monroe vs. Robert S.
Williamson ct al. there was an order Of
reference to G. r. f. Gilchrist.
IN Part II verdict was rendered for
the plaintiff iu the sum OF $500, in the
case of Wolf vs. Spence, and motion
for a new trial was entered. The
case of P. Rachman & Sons vs.. the
Union News Company, was tried to q
jury. 1t is an appeal from a justice.
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AT Clnrl, uopls,s oflce.

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record deed made May IS, by James
G. Frazier and wife to Bailie W. Frazier,
Tor 500, lot in James G. Frazier's SUBJ
division of lots on Caldwell's run.
John W. Hughes. aged twenty-three,
and Harriet +. Brown, aged twenty-five,
both of this city, were licensed to wed;
also Lloyd NJ. Hamel, aged twenty-three,
and Matte Webster, aged twenty.one,
both OF Allegheny county, Pa.
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ATLANTIC TEA co.
Holiday Goods.

For many years it has been our cus-
tom to offer Tea, Dinner and Toilet Ware,
Library and ParIor Lamps, Bisque Stat
uary and fancy novelties at greatly re,
duced prices. Purchasers have learned
thew can profit by attending our great
Holiday Sale. Remember all our goods
are Of the lates.styles in shape and dec
Grafton. We quote few prices, which
we ask you to compare wife the so'called
exclusive china dealers.
PRICE LIST:
Plain White Tea sets, SO pieces...S 2 q
Plain White Dinner Sets, 10l pieces 8 55
English Print Tea Sets So pieces. 8 %
Dinner Sets. Adamantine or Por-
ceiain, in Cheston Rolia, Column
bia or Persian shapes, fine deco
ration, 101 pieces ? .............. 1oI o
Same sets, with goldillumination,
101 pieces ...... ............- II 0O
Toilet Sets, plain, 10 pieces. l IS
Toilet Sets, Adamartine or Porcelain,
in rs different shapes and decorations,
- pieces, from 81 rs to IS so.
Do not fail to see these sets.
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sin Alarm Yesterday.

A still alarm sent in yesterday after
noon to the Eighth ward engine house
called Wheeling No. 4 to a blaze in
"Irish Row." corner Thirty-tifth and
Woods streets. The fire was extin-
guished by the time the department
arrived on the scene. Loss insignificant.
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the pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effect Of Syrup of Figs, when
in need of laxative, and if the father
or mother be costive or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow its usei so that
it is the best family remedy known and
every family Bhould have bottle.
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ALUMINIUM is the now metal; looks
like silver and will not tnrnish. Many
nice articles are made of it now. Mir
rors, Ink Stands, Plaques, Candle Sticks,
Match Boxes, drinking Cups, Picture
Frames, Vases, Smoking Sets are some
of them on sale at
NIco1L's ART STORE.
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JARos HYGIENIC UNDERWEAR,
Guarantee Certificate,

Every garment bearing our trademark
Is warranted non-sh rinknblc, nOn-irrit0t-
ing. and to possess the hygicnic features
claimed by us as Inherent in the fabric.
JiROS HYGIENE UNDERWEAR co.
For sale by @, HESS Il SONS, -
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furnisherst
1921 and 1923 Market Street. Nw4P
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Epw. L. ROSE & Co. are offering some
special Christmas bargains in Merritt
and World Typewriters. Being enter
tanning andinstructive ut the same time
the children never tire of them, hence
their usefulness as educators. See their
"Ad" IN another column.
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BANQUET AND PIANO LAMPS.

ShNHBGA nv a Jaw -'FA'"~- S'
Remember we nre tho only Jewellers
here selling the great "B. s. H." Lamps.
They are absolute perfection. We have
new ones coming In every day in Onyx and
cold. Silver md Gold, Royal Copper and
Silver, sc. We guarantee them not to
tnrnish. /. u. DILLON s. CO.
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BARGAINS

II you want bargains in fne Diamonds
and Watches, Bric.H-T Srac, or SilVerwnre,
china or Novelties, call and 500 us. Wen
make it interesting for you. We have tho
goods you want and ut prices to please
everybody. /. G. DILLON " CO.
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DoN'T buy eastern candies that have
been on the road for week and in stock
for months. Buy DURsT's, made every
day.
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ONLY good things are initiated, there.
fore be sure you get the genuine Sava-
ton Oil, if you want to cure your rheu-
fnntism
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HOLIDAY oPENINo-sToNE q THOMAS.
Holiday Opening !
~qTO- d A z y

Observation-Disclosures
and thousands to select from. To cell
citrate our opening we offer so dozen
handsome SILK Embroidered Chefon
Handlierchiefs at &c, regular price 25c.
Still another sample bargain: Fancy
Embroidered, Scalloped Edge Hand.
kerchiefs ut &c. You will be surprised
at the variety. We have them up to
81 so each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-14

IFyou Cnnnot see and need spectaolos
you should call on us and have your eyes
tested without charge. We have the finest
Instruments and moro experience than any
other OpticiRn in the Stnte, and guarantee
satisfaction or money refunded.
JACOB w. GRUBB,
JeWeler and Optician,
Corner Twelfth and Market.
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Dov'r buy eastern candies that have
been on the road for q week and in stock
for months. Buy DURsT's, made every
day.
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MONEY Suvcd by buying your Jswniry,
Mt II. n. HtLLNAN& CO.'S.
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DOUGHERTY'S and GIBSON'S Straight
Rye Whistles mt HEARSE'S Grand Opera
Saloon, 90 Twelfth street.
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BARGAINS in fne Plated sIlverware Mt
Ii. T.. HILLMAH " CO.'S.
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PRESENTS FORrLADIES:

Cloaks Cape Materials
Materials Waterproof Nuts
Silk Gloria
Muslin Fine Silk Lis and
Hosiery Fascinaors Shopping Pins
Jewel
kerchief Kid andJery Ntta Fans Umbrellas
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BOOKS-Thousand of them to select
from-only few samples. 1000 Cloth
Bound Novels. The quarter-dollar
kind at Is cents.
PICTURE BOOKS-space prevents
mentioning only one bargain-4OO oil
them--your choice Sc, book store
price zoe.
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Gha Gnteuigetrrer:


ollcei No.. 81 and e i.onrteen.h stree..
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PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN:

Silk Linen Handkerchief Muflers Unaunded
Dressed Undd Kid Cloves
Sets Shaving Sets Toilet Cases. Collar and
Umbrellas, PocEetbook, etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS
LONG ISLAND.
FLATBTSH HAS A GHOST IN BLACK.

silCh commOtion was caused at the Kings County
insane asylum a short time ago by thc supposed ap-
poarance Of ghO, spook. The exciting in 'iients
attending It's supposed APPEARANCE are III, talk OF Tn"
town. There are many female nurses at IN asylum,
who are supposed 20 retire at 10 p m. The one who
was frightened almost u death Mrs. Gerry. She
has been employed as a for the past six months
md that ghosts had no tcrrors for her is vouchrd
for BY tie other attendants. en- the night she met
the alleged ghost, she had been with h1r friends
having a quiet chat. She tripping along In The
basement corridor TO get 20 her room. when there
WAS rustic, rush Of air and the gh s, which was
described by John Clement. d00rman. as big
black figure, envcIopcd in flowing black robe, s'cod
before her.
Then piercing shricks rcsoundcd through the hal
and the woman fell in faint the floor DO { r.
and rushed out, and Mrs. GelIy was CARED
To her room. where f1r two days She WAS prOsfated
from the shock. 1t is said tlat others watched for
the ghost one night with IN open doorway nearby to
dodge through should the ghost matciali,c. but he
didn't appear.
Tracy said be had heard some TumO abont guest.
Or. W. f. sylvester the superintendent. sid that Mrs
Int, Of course would net bOratc the ghost theory
one Of the nurses said vet rtay That the rIotiny
and cannot lie accounted for Mothers waning
their children not to near The asylum. the ghost
viii catch them.
The sacrament OF confirmation conferred upon
about 200 young people. connected with the Church
Of the Holy Cross East Broadway. last evening. by
Bishop Charles Mcdonnell. Of Brooklyn.
Urion cvanGcllstic services held yesterday
afternoon In the Kings County Institutions Fatbus
under the auspices Of the Broolyn City Mission Mrs.
X a. Thompson. OF the mission who has for the last
years minisicrcd 10 the spiritual wants OF the In
mates Of the institutions. led the services. The Rev.
John Kirk and the Rev. NJ Seed preached the sermons.
Singing by the choir made up OF members OF varo,e
rhurch denominations was conducted by Miss Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-28
PLAINFIELD.

All the nominations have been made for the munich
pal election IN Palnfed and the present political
situation bears out the prediction made In last Mon
DAYS Tribune that the Democrats were too de-
mOrazed 70 make fight for the city officers this year
The Republican majority Of nearly 500 given in the
recent contest proved the Democrats tho useless
ness OF trying to elect any straight or combination
ticket that they might nominate The workers Of that
party therefore favored position Of indifference. and
for several days held TO their purpose Of placing no
ticket in the field. The od-time Democrats, however,
insisted upon The holding Of primaries ana conventions
and after much trouble succeeded In nominating three
candidates. William \. Coddlngton mas consented 10
run for city Judge. and Charles J. Noel and william
Br0kaw will try become COuncilmcn In the First and
Fourth wards respectively. There IS scarcely pos
sibihty that any one Of them VIII be elected.
The denomination Of Mayor Alexander Gilbert makes
the next executive head o. city affairs surely Rcpub
lcan. J. A. lIubiards denomination rs ASSESSOR and
the replacing OF John Johns tho ticket Coec
tor showed the Democrats that the defeat OF Rcpub
lean candida for these Offices was impossible. The
retirement Of William r. CodingtOn the present City
Judge ana the nomination Of John 1ich FOR that Office
resulted in report that dSalcction existed among the
Republicans, and the Democrats placed W A. Codd :
ton in the field Judge William Il. C0dingon has pub
nsh"d letter denying that 10 intends 10 bolt thc Re
publican ticket or H any way hazard its chances Of
success, so W \. CoddlrcOn'S chances for election
are Slim. The Republican candidates for Councilmcn
are: First Ward. William c. +. See: second stephen
a. CHINA Third. Charles J. Fisk Fourth, L. f. Milling
City Executive Committee ar" j. T. Macdonald. Will
lam Douglass. j. j.. Coward, G. Arthur Bayncn, W Il.
Codingion. John Ilrlch. William T. Kirk. Ernest i.
Acherman. Roger J.. Murray. John Manchester, ". Tits
worth and II. y. Weber.