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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-21
On BANK STOCK.
nal Banks Appeal to the
United States Court.
FEDERAL PROTECTION.
$50 ~cnuayaetoss Sued for o2B ,ooo
-s@.1~ee b. IN Empioyse-Nsw
eufss-Tks Blottep.

80 eomplain.s vert fled yesterday
sv.is.d states e:rcui. court by Judge
s~ha;. of the Figst National
F. - seattle National bank, the Bos-
b. .na, hank and the National Bank
q SSss.nerce. praying for an injunction to
- Guy Treasurer Adotph Kru2 from
apy STEPS whatever TO collect the
800 for 1892 against those banks.
81 ~,mnlsint reeis~s that the capital
- q the p~stitioners is owned partly by
s~Srddeuss and partly by residents:
s~M the city assessment roll for ist.
{ -Sxsnrrs Of each national bank were as
= ryiifo at so much per share: that
{ sssrxes were not paid and became de-
- and that the city treasurer now
: ssS~se.s 10 col!ec. the tax from the petit
-. 81 leyying upon their property.
- reasons for asking the injunction
90 the assessment was illegal be-
49, he shares were not assessed ut their
M enph value on April l. 1884,. but that
SITUATIONS placed opposite the shares
s ~ as-ssssrnent roll were made by copy
- - valuations made by the county as
80 and his deputies. II Is said that
.ss dtv comptroller attempted 10 deputize
a. onaasy assessor and his deputies ~
s.a.tv city ASSESSORS, but that this depu-
e. tiou vas void because the county as
.asor AID his deputies are county officers
IN thsrsfoss disqualified from acting as
/ MI oBcers BY section 8. article XIX. OF
Ia ~ charter. and that the duty Of max
IL - easement wa a personal duty Of
~ nv comptroller which could not be
4 ssf.ssssd to q deputy at ali.
Tie complainaBts also says that they
ser4 aet the owners oil holders or in pos
pess.sa Of the shares of stock assessed
E,ss sefs not agents Of the sundry owners
I'D shares for purposes OF taxation or
13s purpose.
AIss taxation Of the capital stock Of ma
4 Hssaasl hanks. part OF whose capital is In
yesaed in United States bonds. Is in con
sssssution of section 5,2i4 Of the Revised
Eaaates Of the United States. and il an
t~sssssson upon the powers of the United
fsAsss and a violation of its rights.
Tie Individual share owners were not
ksssa . chance to be heard before the board
4 sfaal.xation. and therefore the taxation
~ sssir shares OF stock would amount to
leas.sing the shareholders Of their prop
eEss without due process Of law and deny
~ 10 them the equal protection Of the
bss
b Kaile the capital OF the national banks
1as assessed at not less than 63. Is per
eet Of their par value. the capital of
kate snd other banks and other moneyed
op.sai in the hands OF private individuals
ass not assessed at all. which was a vio-
hStan Of section 5.2l9 Of the Revised
&s.s.es Of the United States. which re-
IlFfes that the taxation of national banks
olsss not be greater than that of other
nFAesed capital.
Saea,e Hanford ordered the defendant 10
oests cause May q why the injunction
ees:aal not be granted. and until the hear
ma aud decision Of the complaint is had a
tesa sorary restraining order was issued.
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Mad weather Int~rfer~d.

Crawford & Conover beg 10 say that ow-
ing In the almos. continuous rain for the
past weekli has no: been possible 10 show
rro.ersv. .and a. a consequence there are
.tl : lev: lot, left in their Madison Street
addition. which will bs sosd a. the old
prices. s&Se 10 So. Win pay meats OF g,
cash aad $40 a month. They gtl. az ne sold
a. soon al ,here are = few days OF p@easaut
weather. and persons intending 10 secure
lots will Rave TO act promptly.
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IRE sctlcvfns rev sr!:s wers Sled ysssasdsy
In thu cfScc 1T the clerk Of the superior court:
The Comsssercial National Bank Va City Of
seattle snd Adoipn Krug-suis fof Temporary
Injunction.
Boston National Bank VI John NcReavy-
Suit TO recover f5C on two psoanfss0ry uoses-
The Wsshisxtou Sstiousi Banx va City Of
SEATTLE and ladosph K~fug-sust for Temporary
Injunction
Richard Hsnnessey ". etrohm. HORT 4 Hull
Suit fcr &25.fao damages for pegsonsI injuries.
=. J. bscnssan ~ :. r. 6an6es-suit for Is Goo
damages for te-soaai injus.es-
City OF Seattle va James MeDouaid-Appenl
from mucicsyai court
c. l. Audsavs .. al-Pstsson fr county rad.
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Cssrss asa Cssasy Oaess.

Aaaxfcs Falsy. . native Of ireland, was a.
United 10 cssizeaship yesterday BY Judge
Langisy.
James MeEasnai1. who vss rsesatiy ssnseaesd
70 fhree noashs in the city jail on . ehssxs Of
vAzssncy By Judge Glasgow, ysssarcsy Appealed
his esse 70 TIA supessoe court
Jasgs Richard osbo.a and County Clerk I.
" Gorton r~ysrned Friday evening from y orsh
1akis1s, wnese thsy have been attending the
Kaigsss o. P9thiss eaeampnenG
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sos9%FFow morning Judge Hanford will
49, calendar IA the Federal court aud
- Nss eases fer the regular June term.
~ ~ @4sat TIA; these vii! occupy the
e.a~S 1irE 81 the month.
ssset stantord rendered a decree ves,rr.
1sh f2a case al Robert CAeathans vs.. the
nnE Mary r, i'eargey. in which the
IS liee.et toE damages sustained
1as~s sat III shipping some horses 10 a
~.ss@@Tc there MAS no landing place.
az's*s Mere thrown into deep water
-" ashore, and as the result OF ia
e Afsstalaed IN handling them one
40 decree was ia favor Of the
SSssse4 .aad against the iibcliant, the
fas t''ss TIE testimony was not
f 70 sustain the chagx Of any
~sssss % Ike pag, ~ the al
efaxorSe for Hi. Wirs's
"sraihss the Marion street tailor,
~ ~ este ;rogb,es acre related in
tN1sllISTscrR - tcw days sane.
'tay oTdssea by Judge Langley
SrAv Y: rs ~ise aud child. Tor their sup.
- So Coz the mea.a II Nav
- per month fer each
80 ~rssiter until the further
- he eoars. A restraining order.
49, hin iEoya Withdrawing 4 SINAI!
ssaaes which he has in . bank IA
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Arrested for Forgery.

Bernard Musresne. The forger, who was
run down BY Detective Gil Fhiihrick. was
rearrested Yesterday II the end OF his term
for petit larceny, on a warrant sworn TO
BY +. l.. feart. the Union stree; grocer,
charging forgery.
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If yoa want the best OF everything in
The mussc line you vii and Il! at u. T.
s'es.is & Co.'S
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We hasa a ie~ special bargains IN both
pianos AID organs. q. T.. feftss & Co.
Ices Frort.
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Heavy talk mitts. 2c Max q. opren-
he1mer, St.cond and spring
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the city, wss also made p~ermaneat Judge
Langley has taken the case under adrise-
ment Wednesday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-21

Cash &
$50 a
Quarter,

With interest al s per cent. Squire Park
is one Of the most eligible residence dis
tricts in the city. 1t is high and slightly.
laws we'll and is close in. 50 close ! n fact
that one can easily walk down town to
business, while for those who want to ride
the Madrona Park car line passes through
the tract and the Yesler Avenue line 10 less
than three blocks away.
Six fine residences are now in course OF
construction in Squire Park and the neigh
borhood will always be first-ciass for tho
reason that no house costing less than
s.. 800 will be permitted there. Purchasers
are not required to build within any speci-
fed time and this provision is for the pur-
pose of shutting out cheap houses and
shanties.
All houses must be built back at least Is
feet from the street
Lots are 20 by 1cs feet in size, and all the
lots offered are on graded streets.
The title is perfect and all purchasers are
furnished abstracts.
When one can buy 3 high grade residence
lot for what it is worth today and take S
years to pay for it, further argument il
surely unnecessary.
Gay6. .
Investment Brokers,
90. 2o7 ana rs Bailey Building.
References-Every bank and business
man in Seattle.
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N%eIIghborhood

As we'll IS \ beautiful ore. and when !. Is
conceived how large this n~eighhorhood
will be-that it contains nearly GO lots,
covering abou. 30 acres Of ground in the
very center OF the city-one can easily see
how 1t will carry OFF the palm from every
residence district yet opened.
Those who wish 10 buy lot. in Squire
Park and have houses butt: Il, once. will
Apply for terms and other information TO
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FeorsrH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., J.

Estate OF julius Keller Order for nuac pro
,uue entry. decree cDaatmtag rxtusu of sale
ousra.ss.hsp ~ lauss NJ. ~-faith-oraef ap-
pointing Nals 3. iesns saA'aasa
nusfatsfsship q. 0e>FSe IL Ala-osaes AP-
rro,tar xesoaas q; guardian.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-27

The possibilities in tho boundloss
field Of electricity continue to attract
tho attention OF all enlightened people.
After the wonderful discoveries oil tho
last half century in this peculiar force
which a wise providence has distributed
so ubundNntIy throughout all nature,
one might DO pardonDd for thinking tho
electrician had reached the height OF
his power, and but little clso Of practi.
cal usefulness TO mankind couldpossIbly
be developed. Tho telegraph md telG.
phone have practically annihilated
space. We converse with our friends
aud recognize the familiar voice, al.
though separated by hundreds OF miles.
We hold intercourse with business as.
soclates separated by continents and
oceans.
1t is rapidly becoming the great mo-.
tive power Of the world and specialists
OF to-day toll us that electricity will
surpass aIcnm rs steam surpassed tho
stage coach. The farther we penetrate
this unoxplorod Wilderness, tho grnndor
and richer becomes Its treasures, until
we arc led into that b%oundlcss universe
only limited by tho power Of God.
Lot us rejoice In tho history OF tho
past, but lot us wrost what We can from
tho storChouGo Of thO future. To-day
marks the commencement Of a now ora
In progtCss, and tho Wheeling Bakery
displays throughout tho city Its new
Electric Broad, tho greatest health food
In the world. You will find this new
discovery OF greater benefit 10 hu.
mainly than all that have preceded IL.
Baked In special largo five cent siae,
with thotr seal attached to each loaf.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Haps and Mislaps In the Thriving City
Across the Rivcr.

FhA"NH AS NAN"As
Tho Y. NJ. G. A. relay race from Mt.
Pleasant TO Martins Ferry last evening,
was made in ono hour and four min.
utes. Ton men ran, each Ono mile, tho
rae ending Mt the corner Of Hanover
and Fourth streets. A large crowd wit
messed the close, and many persons
drove out to different points to 900 tho
boys. Mt. Pleasant was out in force,
and groups OF people were soon all
along tho road, as high US twenty being
in n place. Tho runners were hauled
out in a wagon and distributed at their
respective posts. They started and ran
in tho following order: Alvin Smith, G..
G. Mitchell, Charles Wood, Mr..
Mitchell, Ed. Smith, Homer Morris,
Fred UP, Howard Smith, James
Sweeney and Ed Springer. Tho first
started from Mt. Pleasant ntGo'clock and
the last arrived ut Fourth street at 7:0i.
Hayward Long ran in on his bicycle,
easily Keeping up with all tho boys, OK.
cepting on tho steep hills, and this was
bis first run since Decoration Day. G.
G. Mitchell, who had level run, made
his milo in 5.5, which is tho lowest.
Charles Wood ran q mile in $40, Geo.
Springer in 6.2j, Pred UP b.1S, and so
on. Wood had the best ground for
running. Ed Smiths was all up hill,
and James Sweeney made excellent
time for his milo. Springer did excel
lent squirting on tho finish. Each man
finished in good shape and all returned
happy. A reception in the Y. NJ. Z. A..
rooms followed tho race and was on.
ioyed by all present.
John Fleming, an unmarried man TO-
siding at Rush Run, aged 50 years,
while sleeping on tho G. & ?. railroad
on Saturday night, was struck in the
head by tho cars aud died o after.
ward.
For $3.50 Prof. Leo, tho barber, says
no will run from Mt. Pleasant 10 Mar
tins Ferry in ono hour and four min.
utos, tho time Of the Y. NJ. c. A. relay
last evening.
Edward Vickurs returned last even.
ing from tho south, coming from Now
Orleans, md left soon afterward for tho
Worlds Fair. lIo has been absont six
months.
Miss Jennie Campbell returned to
Hancock county, w. Va, yesterday,
nitgr a weeks visit with her brother,
Roy. A. W. Campbell.
Tho case Of tho American Surety Com.
pany against Charles Myers, set for ycs.
torday, was continued until tomorrow
morning,
Fourteen persons wero taken into
iull membership IN tho NJ. h. church
on Sunday.
Mr., and Mira Frances spent Sunday
with his parents near Adena
Mrs. Belle Lewis, Of tho Buckeye glass
works office, Is quito sick.
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HOTELS.
WORLDS FAIR.

Now is tho time to make your arrangements
for the Worlds FaiE pNrtioI visiting Chicago
Clll secure superior private boarding ~ 91ii
tho city for Worlds Fair purposes One block
from Illinois Central road. that take you 10
either Of tho four entrances tothO grounds same
distance from Onhln tOl1, and three blocks from
elevated road. IFS tho nh1st residence portion
oithC city, Tho ADVANTAGES ate many aS CON.
pared to tho Immediate ylciulty1i tho Worlds
lalr Tor Jackson Park, where everything Is OF
necessity ctidu, made only for th1 Occasion.
Prices vary according 10 sisc and location oi
room aud number OF people Occupying th0th.
Comfortably furnished apartments IN the nuupK
NJ somewhat reduced tatOt
Table n%huudittly alprliol With the very bcsl
the murkethiOtds .Mthls quietly aud promptly
Mis- n W. LIST,
jaT1ihAs No egl Calumet Ave, Chislgo, Ill
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THE AMENDMENTS.
Murat Halstead Says the Republi-
cans Were Defeated by Them.
THEY ATTEMPTED TO HONESTLY

Them aud 1t Didn't Cole
Thinks 1t is Time for Republican
Leaders to Abandon Sectional Quos-
tiuns and Put business Issues For
ward-Halstead Addresses Some
Characteristic Remarks to His
Critics.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-27

Tho best sNlvo In the world for cuts,
Druiaes, sotos, ulcers, salt rhOun, fever
torres, totter, chopped hands, chilblaln,,
Corns and all skin cruption3, and posi-.
lively curoi piles, or no pay required.
II 10 guaranteed to give perfect sGlisiac.
ton or money refunded. Price % centS
. box. For lalp by Logan Drug %,
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rRusrEE,s SALE.
SALE.

a
ly virtue OF three deeds OF trust nude by WIN.
lam Hamilton mud LOttiO Hamilton, his wli0, 10
me "a ttuaoo, the first dated April II, 1883. re-
Court Of Ohio county, Wlst Virginia, in Decd Of
Trust hook No. "a, page 1 tho second dated July
Q, 1858, recorded IN said clerks oiliCo IN Decd Of.
Trust Book No, y, pngclIl the Third dated Aug:
uSl u 1897 recorded In said clerks OllCe In Deed
0fTfust Book No, u, pagG ~ VIII soil nj tho
north front door Of tho Court House Of taid
county, on
MoSbAY, THE 90 DAY or JULY. 1893,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a m tho following
described property, that Ia to say!
Fart VI lots numbered Three aud Sixteen, In
Klein 4 SiIiclg Gnndylow sui. dlylalOn, In tue
First ward Of the city NJ Wheeling. Ohio county,
West yirglnIa that isto Ny 10 muoh,Oi lhc lot
No IN said subdivision " lies within tho fol.
lowing boundaries, ~ Wlt' beginning NJ the
southwest cOtuor Of said lot running .ilqncg
n0fihwafdly With the west line thereof W foot
moro pf loss 10 n" suuthNrly line nt tho TOAD us
nUw used thOnCe Win tho toullcfly and west.
orly llno Ut the f0hd ~ now used 10 whore tho
same lntCrt0cE with the south liuc Of said lot,
lhetce WIN said south Hue westerly " tho
Al,o, 80 much Of lot No. 10, In fald sub dlyl.
sOu ~ llessOlth NJ n lilo running parallel With
tho south llnc Of lNld lot which n EXTENDED In
O FtrAiRht Hue viii iuigfscGt Tho west liue Of kald
lot No. when the sonihofly llnoo Of tho iohd ~
now used iltersUrh iAid west line,
The title 10 Mil property q believed 70 be pet.
ioot but selling as trustee ! viii convoy only
The llil0 vested IN me by said deeds oftruBt.
TEnus ~ SAtE '-Ouelhlrd aud ~ much moro
a. tho purchaser OlCpls 10 pay In cash on the day
Of sale lhs balance IN two olnui inBtallmgnB X
the day pisgle, " 10 gwen for the deferred pay.
1n0nS, tile tlilg " be Retained unlIhpnympht Ia
made ~ ihl w VI C0WDEN, Trustee
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Mr. D. Heilmelr, proprietor OF the
Pan Handle DyOing establishment, No.
1881 Market street, has placed improved
machinery In his place, and IL prepared
10 do all kinds Of securing cleaning aud
dycing, Clothes repaired neatly and
on short notice.
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MMlssIoNs SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
City Of Wheeling Real Estate

by virtue OF a decree OF the Circuit Court Of
Ohio county, made on ths lIth day Of May, 1897.
u the suit In ChancGEy of John Charles Fremont
Ffee'o ~ George W, Frees9 and Others, we shall,
A. special commissioner appointed thereby, pro
Ceed to sell At public auction at the north front
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 9srV DAY OF JUNE, lssi
~ 10 O'Clock IL m, the following parcels OF land
u the CITY OF wheeling, OF Which the late Isaac
FtCese died seized
corner OF Chaplino aud TWunty'fOurth streets,
aud having y front on tho west side OF CRAplilO
street extending southWaIdly from Twenty
fourth street 10 the Inns Of William AubeT, and
extending WestWlHdly By an equal width to m
alley In the rear OF said lol; and having on the
iJont part erected o twO-story double brick
dwelling house, and on the rear part, 4 tWo-atofy
double frame dwelling house;
" Parts Of lots II and Is In Eol's addition TO
the City oil wheeling, fronting ~ feet 9 inches
on the youth side Of Twenty.iourth street, aud
having thereon erected a brick cottage dwelling
house, Said paris OF lots have q depth Of 100
feet, subject 70 q private alley in the rear, being
subdivision 8 OF the plat referred TO IN the deed
OF Allison and Peck conveying tina samO "
Charles aud Eelurah Wax,
D. The south half Of lot 8, In square lin the
town OF South Wheeling, on the west side Of
and
4. Lot l In square o OF the subdivision OF the
Joseph Caldwell estate, fronting on tho west side
~ 'AANlAilN# HhANNN AAAA NAAtANbN VANkklAA u
tw0'stOTy double brick dwelling house.
said commissioners are by said decNo
authorized to snbdiyidG any Of sald several par
GELS Of land and to sell them respectively GA
whole, Or,ln parcels, as they may deem best for
the parties In interest; and said land will be sold
III suCn parcels,
TEAMS OF sALE:-Onothird aud us much moro
os the purchaser or purchasers may elect cash In
hand; and the fesidUelu two equal ius,allmens
IN ninO and eighteen months fgom the day OF
sRIG; the credit installments to bear interest
from the day OF sale the purchasers respect.
lively 10 give their notes fJrthG deferred Install.
mcnts; aud where the properly sold has thereon
any building, or improvements, the purchaser
IL addition must insure and keep insured agaiuRt
loss BY tire, for the benefit Of the said commit.
sIoncrs. the said building aud improyementstO
an amount equal to ut least two-thtrds OF tho
unpaid purchase money; aud the title TO DO ~
tanned until the further order OF tho court
A. J. CLARKE,
GEORGE W. ATKINSON,
Special Commissioners.
J, c, IIERvEY, Auctiouccr
|, John ". Mitchell. CLERK Of tho Circuit Court
Of Ohio county, certify that boad aud security
Es bJcn gwen by said commissioners as requirgl
by law, and the said decree OF sale.
ie7.MwAp JOHN w MITCHELL, Clerk.
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Mus. NJ. ScHAENnERoER, Beaver Dam,
Wis, writes: "We have used DR..
Thomas' Eclectric Oil in our family for
Coughs, Colds, Group and rheumatism.
1t cures every timo." Dtw
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

State of West Virginia, County OF Ohio, 49,; In
the Circuit Court Of said county.
Sarah Griffin aud others
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Tue circuit court OF Altu county
Sarah Griffin aud others
vs.. III Chancery.
Stewart MillIgRn and othOrsJ
Dy virtue ola decree entered in said Court IN
the RbOvD cni!tlGd cause Oh the 23l day " NAV,
1893, the undersigned special commissioner Will
sell ut public auction, on what Is known as tho
William Milllgun iOrm. two and one'hGlt miles
g~ontheNt pi Roney's Point, In Ohio county,
WC3t Virginia, on
MONDAY, THE lCrH DAY OF JULY, 1899,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, tho following
described real estate, situated In the district OF
Triadelphla, Ohio county, West Virginia, anu
adjoining lands Of lame Orr aud others, and
nut, hickory and white oak; thence south 6jo
east lbS poles 10 u spanish oak by n brunChj
thence south TO- east lOl poles to n black oak In
the Original line. thence south 20 east SO poles
TO II dOgwUod and ash thence north IS' west 100
poles TO n white OAK thence north 49, west ~
poles to rcd oak; thence north 3jy west l46
poles to u sugar tree: thence north % west Is
poles to the place Of beginning, and containing
one hundred md thIfty,uuc HCrGS, more or less.
money cash In hand and ~ much more "A the
purchaser may elect to uOy, and the bRlahCO In
Two equal annual lusinlluenu a. one aud two
yCata, with interest from day Of sale, the puF.
ChUScr giving his notes with good personal sccu'
Tiiy for tho deferred payments, interest on the
second dcipTtcd inAtallmont to be paid annually.
Title to said property to be retained un!l It Is
paid for WY, DUNLAP,
Special Commissioner
That bond with security rs required by law
and the decree Of said court has been given by
said special commissioner Is hereby certified,
jc9 jjGOiIS II. MITCHELL. Clork.