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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-15

NOR RENT, THAT LARGE De a
SlRABLB FOUR-STORY IRON III
FRONT. BRICK BUILDING With basement,
No. Ola east Main street, ia the nest business
part OF the city, lately damaged by fire, has
been restored 20 hrsi.clsss order throughOu, aud
may DO further altered and nttea TO suit the
wants OF q good, reliable tensut on n lease for
FIVE years. JAMES II. CkBNSHAW,
SO palm | north Eleventh stree.
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line in the city.
500 Tapestry and Smyrna Rugs from soc.
10 s. apiece
10 pieces Mattings from L l-2c. to ioc.
Nard.
See our y lie Mating worth 20c
See our 2jc. Mating worth icc
In UNDERWEAR We show the largest
and cheapest line In the city.
ladies Plain and Ribbed Vests and
Pants at >. 3D. 20, -. 15c 81. and SlJJ.
Chidrens Plain and Ribbed Vests and
Wrappers at =. b. 20. - 7Jc. ana 81
Mems White Red, and Natural Wool
Shirts anu Pants at 80 l5c., ST. Sl.50. and
Ladies' and Chlldren's Union Suits at
30. 1jc.. 81 and 81 apiece.
The time to buy and the place TO buy
1t IS at our house.
DRESS GOODS. SILKS. & VELVETS.
II. this department We have excelled our
former efforts, as everyone has so ex-
pressed themselves.
We show an elegant line Of novelties in
Figured, Striped. and Plain effects. Also.
a full line OF solid goods. cloths and
whipcords from DC. To $40 a yard.
All the new things in Figured, Changa-
BILE Bengaline Powered and swivel effects,
at 81. SL25. and 500
A FEW THINGS WE GIVE AWAY
THIS WEEK.
30 pieces elegant dark-styles DRESS
PRINTS at 3-4c., sold formerly at s lie.
10 pieces Cark-styles DRESS GING-
HAMS at &C.. sold at i-3c a yard.
% pieces best quality, staple CHECK
GINGHAMS at &c. Price every where
Ice.
20 pieces wHIPCoRD SATINES at
l. Sc, were II lie.
pieces STRIPED BOUGLE DRESS
GOODS at IL 2-3c were soc.
10 pieces best quality SCOTCH PLAID
ALL-WOOL BLACK ETON FLAN-
MEL SUITS AZ IS, were SO.
BLACK GhOTH BLAZER SUITS at
1915, were $50.
10 NAVY-BLuE AND BLACK CLOTH
RENTER SUITS at $40, were sl5--the
Jacket alone Ii worth the price.
rra AND BROAD STREETS.
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ByJ K. Hockaday & Co. Auciior eers,
No. north Eleventh street.

ByJ. X. Hockaday & Co. Auctioreers,
No. . north Eleventh street..
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
4 DEsIRABLY-LOCATBD UNIhPRoVED
REAL ESTATE ~ HESRfCO CoUNfI.-by re-
quest Of trustee we will seil st public auction,
upon the premises,
TUESDAY. ocTOBER 17rH,
st 4:3o p. NJ, the UNDIVIDED INTEREST oY
ROBERT 4. LUCK. JR-, IN THAT SICELl-LO-
GATED Lof OF LAND, situated or Chelsea
Hill. eeginning At q point on The wos! side OF
West SIT set $40 feet south OF Wood street.
frontiak 90 feet on Wood street and extending
back between parallel lines lao feet 10 alley
aud designated a. lots 3, y, and 90 plat "
survey vita deed from freaier & klmero and
recorded In Deadlock i2s b, page 24t, Hen
rico County Court. his " very desirable pro
perry on accc uat Of rs eloss proximity TO the
shops aud business part OF she cisy.
TERAs: 0a- third cash; balance IN sx ana
twelve msashs wstA interest added aud notes az
cut ed sy deed Of trust on the property, or all
cash nt option OF the purchases
MILAN II. BkvEkip0E, Trustee.
The creditors OF hobart Y. Luck, Jr., are re-
spectfuily requested u attend this ssls.
WILLIAM II. bEvIRlD0E,
ocll TrusteA
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"THEBOSTON.'
1909 EAST MAIN STREET.

ny o-N,r&sul'slrotp'l

cn
Eigeia BRAID
tfanI
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NOR RENT. THAT VERY DE5IRA-
4 BILE DWELLING No. S5s south Iau-
rel street. containing six rooms and In
nice order. Rents for 81 per month.
Come to see Us about II.
Phone 81. J. -. ELAN & co,
oc ste lli3 Main street
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HOODS PILLS cure Constipation ~ restor.
Ing the peristaltic action OF the alInentarT canal
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ABoy Orator.

Special Correspondence Of ne IatelIi0encer.
TuNNELroN, W. Va, August 2s.-At
the ninth annual reunion Of the sol
diers of Preston county, at the camp
grounds at Tunnelton on Saturday, Aug
ust Goth, Captain w. II. Brand, com
mander Of Camp No. 8 Sons OF Veter
ans, of Fairmont, w. Va, was called
for A boy about twenty years old
dressed in neat fitting Sons OF Veter'
ans regulation uniform came forward
to the speakers stand, and was intro
duced by Captain Murdoch to an audi.
ence OF 800 people. He made the best
speech that WINS ever made ut u reunion
in Preston county. Even were every
limo and word Of Captain Brand's
speech correctly reported, 1t would fail
to convey to the reader moro than O
faint idea OF the splendid impression
and effect II made upon his audience
During his twenty minutes speech the
audience gave the closest attention,
every eye being rivited on tho boy
orator.
He spoke OF the organization OF the
s. OF ", and payed glowing tribute Ia
West Virginia soldiers, which brought
tears to several eyes. In closing he
paid his respects to Hoke Smith in
great shape, which brought tho crowd
to their feet, and cheerod him to the
echo.
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MEALS OHIO RECORD.

The Democratic Candidate HRmPsred by
Old Copperhead Views.
From a Columbus Special,
A difficulty that Republican speakers
will have to meet in Ohio this year will
be temptation to expatiate upon the
lameptable condition of the financial
aud commercial interests OF the couu-
try. With the fact so palpable that
Immediately prior to the election Of
President Cleveland the country was
more prosperous than 1t had ever be-
fore been, and that now 1t is in dis
tress, there is an allurement to the
speakers OF the party that effected the
prosperity to dilate upon past and pres
ont conditions.
But, while this would be politically
proper and warranted by every fact, 1t
has been decided by those who are to di-
rect the course OF the campaign that 1t
shall not be done except in so far as
unavoidable. From Governor Mckinley
down To the cross roads exhorter all
will studiously avoid saying anything
that will have o tendency to create fur
Their apprehension as to the future or to
excite alarm in the minds OF the peo-
pie. This will bel great contrast to
the calamity shrieking OF Governor
Campbell when he was candidate for
reelection two years ago, and delighted
his heart in endeavoring to convince
the men Of Ohio that they were thor.
oughly wretched,
Mr.. Neal, the Democratic candidate
for governor, will not be able to limit
his speeches during the campaign 10
an abstract discussion Of principles Of
political economy. It transpires that
he hasa record which will require ex-
plantations or apologies. As a member
Of the legislature he by, his vote, de.
clared himself opposed to the adoption
OF the amendment OF the federal con-
stitution comforting citizenship and
suffrage upon negroes, because Con
trary to the best interests OF the white
race, endangering the perpetuity Of
our FREQ institutions" and in favor
of paying, after the close
OF the war; the late slave
owners OF the slaves manumitted by
tho adoption Of the thirteenth amend
ment to the federal constitution. He
voted against appropriating $4,000 to
supply deficiency In the fund for the
payment OF bounties to veteran volun-
teer soldiers, and he refused to vote Tor
the adoption Of a programme for the
inaugural exercises OF Governor Hayes
in 1868 because 1t contained an invita-
ton to the military companies Of Co
lumbus to participate. When the
word white" was inserted before the
word military" no voted for the pro-
gramme.
These things will have tobe explained
or apologized for by Mr.. Neal. Copper
headism such as was displayed by him
in his official acts as a member Of the
legislature is very much at discount
at this time. He will have to clear up
his record before the negroes and the
old soldiers will care to hear him dis
cuss the tariff or the silver question.
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specimen Gases,

s.H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma.
tism, his Stomach was disordered, his
Liver was affected to an alarming dc.
gree, appetite fell away, and he was ter.
Tibly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles Of Electric Bitters cured
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg Ill,
had q running sore on his leg Of eight
years standing. Used three bottles d
Bucklen's Arnica Salye, and his leg Ia
sound and we'll. John Speaker, Catawbn,
Ohio, had five large Fever sores on his
leg, doctors said he was incurable. One
bottle Electric Bitters and one box Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured him entirely.
Sold by Logan Drug 90. g
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DEMOCRATIC PROMISES A YEAR
AGO.


Forhs IHtelli0sRee
They told us that times would DO good
Aud that Wnges would be very high,
And everything dirt cheap
That we would have 70 buy
In TACT In clover we would DO
20 deep that we could scarcely see
The farmer, too, he, was TO SEQ
Those good old tlnel bi sixty-three
For wool and wheat he would receive
A price that he could scarce conceive.
Our ships ut harbOr they would lay
To take aboard the farmers hay
And 70 some foreign port would steer,
Amid the tumult aud cheer.
Our miiit and factories would never stop,
But on double turn the wheels would flop
And 70 the markets Of the world
Our products there we would unfold,
Andln return bring shining gold,
A year has past slpce that tale was told,
hut we fall TO SEQ the shining gold.
Tin Times are hard and no money Is seen.
While pay days arc teW and far between.
And everything y very high
When you 80 70 the stores with checks 70 buy,
Our mills and factories are all shut down
Aud merchants and mechanics are walking the
town.
The farmer no cannot sell his wheat
While tho price Of wool does not pay for the
feed OF his sheep,
And J; Hoke Smith 10 trying q plan
10 reduce the poor soldier 70 hard pan,
While Cleveland sits at BuZZards' bay
From break OF morn to close OF day
Without care, for he does not seem to know
That the country at large Is suffering SOL
Ana down ut washington, Senator Hill
Would have US believe twas the Sherman bill,
Or that the time Is about due
For a panic like this to pass through,
Now have plan that will not be amlss
Which IL right TO the point aud that Is this;
Let Congress adjourn and all go homo
And promise to let the tariff alone,
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nrnnl.lnn. l nl,ll i.rnrl.lnn..

CilicAoo. August %. During the genera
proltfatlpn OF Telegraph wires to-day, chronic
wcns nafSot Tho onofInfS were large, man,
parties feeling disposed 70 realize aud TAXI
prutis on the purchases thOy had made yester
day al the lower prices Cables were not W on
C6umging "a they might DO,
Corn was vOty arm and gained about N0
0AW fair trade Within 70 range,
pfOyiSlons were heavy on Dig receipts oil hogs
Flour unchanged,
WilIkt--(lash No. 2 spslHg O2c, No spslng
b3a0lUi No, 2 red 02ul August 6isfa02l Sa9lrj
september 0isfa0l fa026i December dsa6gi6slEo
C0RN--C Call No. 2, N lSOi August aud September
gz.talI5sallkc; October JIJta0S)Sn0sACi May
tGi2nt btnt6lfp.
f.cash No, 2 gEyla29yfcl September eokt
2lgqsttcI October 1t1tali9sa2t9tci May 2gJSa2g)4f
2glkc
iGYt-NO. q 4EllN
FlANngEb~HlCael co.
TiNnfHYBEEb-sAi
MlSspoBE Cash til ljai4 10, EcpleinbOf SiA a
81 l b6Ai4 d5l October GO 00ail tbAiB ".
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Liye Stock.

CHICAGO August 2o.-Cattle. receipts 5000
head; shipments 1900 head; market steady;
common 81 75aS 10; western g 7Sa3 10; Texans
g l0a2 95. Hogs, reeeip!s % 900 head; shipments
and packers IS 2Oa5 40; heavy IS 45a5 65; prime
medium S. eoa5 IS; light S S9a6 95, Sheep. re-
Cepts 70 900 head; shipments 1900 head; market
slow aud unsettled; natives SO 00a4 %; westerns
81 2Ia3 %: lambs 81 75a5 %
EAST LIBERTY, August a. Cattle receipts so
DC off from last week. Hogs, receipts 200 head;
shipments 800 head; market firm; Workers 50 lOa
20: medium weights 90 OOa6 10; extreme heavy
IS 6ea5 So Sheep, receipts 400 head; shipments
1900 head; market very dull and 10a20c on
lambs 95c off from yesterdays prices.
CIHCINNATI, August 2g.-Hogs active and
higher at 81 76aG 90; receipts 1000 head; ship.
ments 1000 head.
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A Physioian,s Advice.

To those who travel, OF those who 70.
main at homo during tho summer,
"noyar DO without q stimulant." lta
timely use caves tho system from many
a shock, and as a preventative OF dis.
easo piln whisky has always boon
recommended. Max Klein, o. Allie.
cheney, 10 reliable dealer, who only
keops the purcSt liquors in stock, HE
Silver Age, at 81 b0j Dnquoano, AZ 81 %,
and Bear Creek, at 81 90 per full quart
zach, cannot DO oqualed. Send for cata-
loauo and prico list (inaitod iroel to
Max Klein, SO Federal street. Allie
ebony. Pa.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets,

The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YoRK, August 2s--Money on call easy
at2to per cent, last loan and closing offered at
pcr cent. Prime mercantile paper sal2 per
cent Sterling exchange weak ut 81 sl3Sa4 s511SS.
Silver certificates were neglected: closed ut 73+C
Sales Of stocks were 32,2OO shares
The tendency OF atiairs Of the stock exchange
wNs III tho direction Of improvement, not so
much carly in tho day as toward the close for
the reason that In the carly trading tho bulls
offered little opportunity to manipulation for
lower prices The bears lnadc several raids on
the list und depressed the market u to per
cent from last nights closing. Foreign connec.
lions were libetl buyers This ABSORPTION In
duCed the bulls TO take hold with considerable
vlgor Us the day advanced aud between and 8
O'Clock sharp advances were recorded oil along
the liuc, In addition to tho inquiry from this
source there was brisk demand for long nc.
count and speculation assumed positively
buoyHnt tone. Tho improvement was duo
chiefly to tho heavy vote In tho house yesterday
III favor OF tho unconditional repeal OF the Sher
man law, which exercised very favorable in-
fluence abroad. Tho advance In the Motive list
was equal to ~ TO ~ per cont All the indus.
trials wore prominent, though the rise In Chi
cago Gas was checked by rumors that the Fldel-
ity Trust, OF Philadelphia will refuse to pay
the scrip dividend Just declared by tho Chicago
Gas Company. The market closed strong at or
near the top.
gnlng n .g1bO 900
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CINCINNATI. o., August 2g-The horse market
for sthe past week has shown improvement
both In demand aud prospects for the near tu:
turC but receipts have been light. Principal
demand has been torgood smooth drivers and
iIorses-GOod. sl2OaiS5; extra. Sis5al6O; driV:
ing, good Sll0al25. extra sl?6al65; saddle, good
sl05Gi20 extra Sl20al60; southern, good SSOalO0;
extra Si00a 100; streeters s6sa0p
Mulcs-14 to l4h hands, good eh5a60; extra
SS0nOO; Is to l6h hands, good e90albj. extra
SllOal3O: 1874 to 10 hands, good sl20al40 extra
sli0al50; 10 TO l6h hands, good sl60al o.; extra
SlSSal7Si plugs Slba55s
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NEW YoRK, August 2O-plg iron dull but
steady: American Si2 T6a15 20. Copper steady;
Lake 50 co. Lead firm; domestic S72H Tin
strong ;lstraights $40 10.l
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Tho grand specific iOr tho prevailing
malady Of the ago, dyspOpsiA liver
complaint, rheumatism, coltiycncau,
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Cure. This great herbal tonic stlmu'
lalestho digestive organs. regulates the
iiyor and restores tho system 70 vlgor'
Gus honlth and energies. Samples free.
Largo packages SOC Sold only ny Logan
Drnn 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-30

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NEW York, August 2a-Whilo orders for dry
goods were light, In view OF small mails from
the west, the business doing on the spot showed
that intemst was at least maintained. There
were evidences in fact that demand Is oulargtng
vance OF the season. The tone OF the market Is
better, though the Improvement In orders Is yet
small
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Times arc Improving.

NEW Yonx, August 90. The World to-
day prints a list Of twenty banks which
have resumed business, also list OF
about tlfty manufacturing establish
ments that have resumed operations
since August IL.
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Wool.

NEW YoEK. August 2a-wool dull. and
steady; domestic fleece 2Oa2sc; pulled 1ea25c;
pIILADEGrHIA, Pa, August 2D-wool market
dull; prices unchanged and In buyers favor.
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LAgD-c Cash s. 16aJ IS; September q TSas s25|SG
I 20; October 81 70a7 9Oa7 TO-
SHORT KIRs- oaSh IS sex: September s. Goa
75as 62,ft October 81 7Oas 20aTTOi shoulder 81 %
~ %; short clear S. 2baS 81,
MHsKY-Sl II.
%, bHuTTER-QaIet; creamery l9ha2lci dairy liza
EGGs-steadier at llc
NEW Yoax, August ea-Flpur, receipts 5000
barrels, exports 400 sacks; sales s00l
pAckagesi market easy, Wheat, receipts ~, 00l
Sas6S d tPiqss sS S Spsbss Of 0 spSt
spot market dull and lOWeri ungraded red GA
600; options were tirmI NO, red, September
Gs;4a69aBS9Sc October 7O9EaI l14allo; December
73Aal55ta7b9k Corn, receipts 5000 bushels;
futures aud 5000 bushels Of spot; market
steady; September d6ai5lsaibci October A6c;
December 47G, Oats receipts $4,000 bushels:
exports $1,000 bushels; sales $1,000 bushels q
futures md 5000 bushels Of spot; market duit
and easier; August s0aSOllsC; september SOzc;
No, Chicago sic; mixed western sOas2c. Cut
meats steady Lard nominal western steam " on
September S. co; October s. So Pork irm but
dun, Butter steady but dull; Cheese dull.
EgE tEmst; western fresh l5SalSC; ,, aa 10y
and quiet Rice steady MOlasses steady. COZ
fec steady at bal0c down. spgGE dull,
RnLApELruIA Pa August 29-Elou5 dull l
August 6j1sa66ci September O6lEa665ic; October
6S1sa6Ssslc; November TO- fa7Oltc, Corn nomin9li
tober l9al6y1o; November l6ESc. Oats weak and
lower; No. 2 white August 3iI1 a3S1@ 20; September
82l1a3jltO; October 33I{{a8ic Butter firm; Penn
sylVapla creamery extra &c.
CINCINNATI, o., August eo.-FlouT quiet
WheLt dull; No, 9 red 6SlSo; receipts 1900 bush,
els; shipments 5000 bushels. Corn quiet; No. ?
Rye Rrmer 800, Pork steady at $40 Is. Lard
strong at s. 1914 Bulk meats firm at s. 7oa9 %
bacon steady at sl1 co. Whisky steady at 81 -
Butter sugar and cheese firm Eggs firm at 10
TOLEDO, O., August 29,-Wheat active and
steady; No. cash and August 6llSc; September
cash zoe; Oats, cash. 25Nc rive dull; cash
i51Sc ClOveSeed active and easier; prime
cash s. 80; September IS 46i October IS TO-
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The Garth as seen from the other
planets-provided there is anyone
there to see it's Of a distinct blue
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OIL CRY. Pa, August 20. -opeued, lowest and
closed at 67No; highest $50; shipments 25,9l6
barrels: runs 1887 7B barrels.
NEW YoRR, August 2O-pctroleum dull;
Pennsylvania oil, spot sales none; September
sales 1000 barrels at 6715c.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, August 29.-opened b7sSc;
closed and highest 675Sc: lowest ST1sc.
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Cotton.

CINCINNATI. O., August 29,--Colton quiet and
higher; niddling 7hSc.
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INDIGESTION, and Stomach dIaordOfs, take
BROWNS IRON BITTEIts.
All dealers keep II, 81 per bottle, Genulnch has
Trademark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.


Time Table No. o. to lakO OiIcot 1901 a. IN, z
SUNDAY. July y, iS9a
Leave Wheeling TOTO, tslOo, $500 lgp5 1000
a. IN, tgigJ, e2!l0, el;sO, 900 p. IN.
Leave lonllsnlaz 1910 tsjvd ls0O, lpi5i, tlOoO
a. H., IA ~. rli46, e4ig0 1900, y. H.
Leave Terminal junction 1900, e10.i1a
m. ti.36, e2.G0. tbtii, f61i 10. %, 1854 p mi
Leayc Martins F0rry--t7;gG, 2g.O1, el0i5ah h.,
tii48 e2.aS, tOig, SjilO ts;l2 1850 N M
Leave lOnlnsuln--t7.gi l0lI, eiQt1 q. ul, ii slq
e2ia6 t5;gJ, l6i2b. isis, tlOO1 p. III.
Arrive WllGcllng-tIH0, lDi20, eli,05 a. IN.
tijOj y2ib2, tliSi, tbi3l, isAt li1,ii p, IN.
eDally, tDally except sunday Sundays only
All !Fsss wil! ran On Eastern Time
W. al BandC., L. 4 W. trains viii not stop
between kAriln'a FCtfy and Wheeling
J.E TAUsSid. Superintendent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-30
NJ, pennsylvania stations.
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Trains Run bv ceptral Tine,

TtcKEr OIVfogH AT prtmsYbvAyA STATION Of
WATEu HT, FQQT on BIFvENTH bT., WtlHELIHu,
AT McLuHE HOuhE, WlEELtc0 AND AT TnE
PENNaTtNANtA HTAriON plIDuHPOnT.
Rnt1iiwEaf BYRrKM-.apAN HANDLE RourE.b