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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-10-13

this term of court Judge Jacobs SEN
fenced four prisoners 10 the penlten-
tiarv and three to the Reform School
The funeral of Mrs. Dr.. R. B. Grim
took place Sunday from the NJ Z;
church. The services were csnauctei
by Rev. Lauck, of the NJ. E. CnurcA
South. Rev. Anderson, pastor, being
absent. The funeral was largely al
tended by our citizens.
J. Alex Ewing, a prominent actor
ney, of Moundsville, was IN our city
Thursday on legal business.
Col. Jacob Koonz made business
trip 70 Wheeling Tuesday.
Mrs. P. ]. Matthews, OF Moundsyille
was the guest of Mrs j. ". McIntlre
Tuesday.
Mrs. c. C. Eisenbarth and Miss Flosa
Iarimore attended the wedding CT j..
c. Larimore al Steubenville Wednes-
day.
Miss Minnie Clark attended the we'd
ding of her cousin, Miss Maud Thistle
10 ". Neuenschwander, al SlsteTsvllie
Wednesday.
Miss Ellie Kerns has returned from
an eAlenQeQ WISH III i-S- ---t4' C---~'
Col Thomas Miller and John smith
two prominent oil men OF this city
visited the AherS0ld
Thursday. They report some favor
able indications for an oil field in that
neighborhood
The Wiley and Slender we'll in the
Long Run field was drilled through
the Berea grit with . small showing
for oil. They will drill 70 the Gordon
sand.
Clarence Clark, whose illness of
heart disease was reported in the Reg
lister is still confined TO his room.
DR.. F. V. Cox, who opened an office
on Main street some weeks since. will
move his family from Proctor 10 this
city in 2 few days.
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PALATINE.


Palatine. O., October 12.-Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Thomas. Of Grafton. were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Levill, last
Wednesday.
Mrs. F. N. Hess, Of Monongalia coun-
". was the guest o. her son, James
Hess and family last Tuesday.
i. J. Musgrove. OF Fairport Harbor,
Ohio and 5. n. Musgrove, Of Grafton.
were the guests Of their brother. VI. r.
Nusgrove. in this place, last week.
Mrs. Maria Baker and Mrs. Anna
Lake and child. Of s.. George, Tucker
county, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. d.
q. FARRELL.
Misses Lucy and Dollie Wilmoth, Of
Grafton. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.
Steady.
James Springer and wife. Of Colfox.
are the guests Of Mrs. Della Barns.
Alr. and Mrs. c. Barb. OF Grafton.
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Jacob
Bishop. This week.
Clyde LEVEL this week commenced
work FOR The 3. q o. a. the yards IN
Fa.rmont
Mrs Rachel Rankin. Of Connellsville,
Pa. vas visiting the family O. \. 3.
Wilson. the first Of the week.
1lr. and Mrs. J. VI. Ayers. Of Fair
mont. spent Sunday with friends at
Pleasant Valley.
The lecture given by Miss Julia Bon
field on last Saturday evening was at
tended by q large number OF people.
Fred Wilson left Tuesday for Far
mum. where he viii be employed in the
u. r. P. r. Company's Office as tele-
graph operator.
Miss Minnie Floyd is reported on the
sick list this week.
B. L. Scott, OF Oakland. Nd, is in
town the guest Of relatives.
Lee Hennen left FOR Ohio this week
where he expects 10 secure employ
nent.
Attorney ". ". Scott has so far re,
covered from the typhoid fever as 10 be
able 10 90 about his room.
The funeral Of Mrs sam McClair on
last sunday was attended by 9 large
conCourse Of friends from this side OF
the river.
Miss Susie Kelley. Of Halleck, Mon
ongalia county, is the guest Of her sis
ter. Mrs. Henry Hess.
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CLARINGTON.
ing steel y

Darlington. ". Va, October 12.-Geo.
Case and son, Carl, Of Sardis. were in
town Saturday last.
G. G. Jennings, Of Woodsfeld, spent
Sunday here.
Miss Nina Messerly spent Sunday
with relatives n Bellsv.lle.
Jerry Fish, Of Cameron, W. Va, Wis
tied relatives and friends here the f. :
OF the week.
Mr.. Albert Duerr and family, Of New
Martinsville, we're the guests o. rela-
tives here Sunday.
Louis Heimbroad had TIE misfortune
TO fall OF his horse the first OF the week
and break his arm jusc above the wrist.
Mr.. Johnson and wife, Of POwhati2a.
we're IL town Friday.
Mrs. George E. Topp i lie guest OF
relatives az Captina, o.
Mrs Nary Heimbroad returned home
from Pittsburg Friday. whe's she haG
been v.sit ng friends and ~ ealing lie
EAr3si. CT.
Mrs. Charles Frantz Of Wheeling,
was ceiling on friends Tuesday.
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BENwOOD.

Mss Annie Pelley entertained her
sabbath school Gloss a. her nome OF
Friday evening.
town or business.
Chas. Fox. the chief clerk OF the Ho-
tel Wh..tlesey a. Sistersville, was IN the
city the past week
Al her home. OF Friday night, MSS
Halle Martin pleasantly entertained
her Sabba-h school class The little
ones spent q pleasant time together.
Messrs. George Seen, George Artz,
paul Riddle. Ollie Reed. Friend Noryell,
sam Hall. Dick Watson, ". Lelge. John
Roby. Chas. Seabright and Shep. Hug
CANS have all returned from Fairmont,
where they we're attending the Grand
Lodge OF K. Of P. and also the brigade
meeting Of [. R
Mss Alice Fox IS visiting her sister,
Mrs. !. Bridgman. Of New Mardnsville,
for 2 few weeks. and then she VIII take
her departure for home n Hanging
Rock. Ohio.
LAWYER VIM. Sidell and J. ". Hi,
New Martinsville, were calling on their
friend. W. 4. Glover. OF Water street
Miss jeanette Bardall. a. accomplish
ed young lady Of New York City. is here
on 2 visit.
The Young Peoples Society Of S.
Johns Church are making grand pre-
partions for I bazaar. which VII take
place some time next month.
NJ. Henry Brilles, q popular young
gent OF Ssstersville, was calling on
friends in this city.
The new National Athletic club, which
has lately been organized, gave their
first select hop Thursday night az Do
lan's hall. which was grand success.
Mrs. Linderman and Miss Helen
Riley. OF Batesville, Ind, are visiting
relst,ves a. this place.
Mss LIZZIE Clemens viii return from
Pitsburg today.
Mr. 5. 4. Cockayne. Of Lsahurst. was
Z CUES. OF his daughter on Main street
Nr. F. Wright, OF Psrkersburg, was
the guest Of relatives the past week.
Miss Lizzie Dolaa. who has been visit
ing her parents for several weeks, has
returned % Sistersville-
Mr.. Wm. Raps- and family have re-
urned from COchrausv.lle after a pleas
ant Visit with relatives.
Moses Fisher OF Sharon, Pa. was the
rlez-s Of friends n this vicinity.
Mrs. Pat Harvey. after spending Z
few weeks with her parents, has re-
-urned 70 her home IN Proctor.
Communion services Sunday evening
q the VI. 6. Church, beginning 2. 7:30
n N. Presiding Elder R. a Moore viii
preach.
Mrs. 4. G. Miller. Of Grafton. ". Va.
was il ths city spending q few days
among friends
Pocohor-as Lodge viii hold meet
Ing Of importance on next wednesday
night a. the.r hall on Main street.
Miss Eva Edwards hiss arrived home
from Sis:srsville after visiting her aunt
for some tine.
Mr.. Martin Brady and James Flana.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-10-13
NEW MARTINSvILLE.

New Marinsville. October 12.-Miss
Lizzie Mccain. clerk in Miss L. Penn
bsrton's millinery sore viii visit
friends az Claring,On. Ohio Sunday.
Mrs. Capt. R. McEldOwney left
Thursday 10 visit friends 60 Pitts
burg.
Miss Anna Ro,hmiller received
slight injuries by a fall Tuesday.
Mrs. Bertha Burns and Mrs. L.
Welch. who have been Inc guests OF
Benz. Welch for some days returned TO
their home q, Junction City, Ohio,
Thursday.
Ms. Sep. Hall and sisters. Mrs. L.
Mott and Mrs. r. Mitchell went 10
Moundsyille Friday 10 visit relatives.
Miss l. Pemberton has enlarged her
store room on Main street.
Frank Cmphry. OF Sardis, Ohio, was
calling IN town Friday evening.
Prof. Neis-er. Of Wheeling, was here
Friday evening instTucting large
class n music.
Mrs. c. ". Hunter returned We'd
nesday from Clarington where she had
been calling on her sister. Mrs. Hill
Mrs. Dr.. I. P. Lowthe- went 70
Wheeling Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ell. Dulaney. Of Archer,
are visiting a daughter Mrs. c. ".
Hunter. Jr.. on The South Side.
Miss Lizzie Slender returned We'd
nes6ay from an extended visit 70
friends a. Calcutta. Ohio.
Col. Monroe Francis made q trip 10
PruD-yc0wn this week. He assisted
The sheriff IN taking three boys 70 the
reform school
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Larimore. Of Steu-
benviile. were calling on john Lari-
more Friday.
The members Of the Terpsichorsan
Club gave a ball AZ the City Opera
House Thursday night.
Rev. ". Anderson Of the N. Z.
church arrived With his family We'd
nesiay.
Ca1-lsy Patterson. O Marietta, is
here plumbing for The New Martins
vile Na-u-al Gas CO.
CAPT R. McEdowney was a. s..
Mars Circuit Court this week.
". r. Morris and J. Y. NcInire at
tended Circuit Court AZ Moundsville
The first CT The week.
Archer NcCarty. OF Sis,ersville,
spent Q few days this week with T. l.
Dunlap s1d family on North street.
Mss Maud Mar5in IS calling on
friends a. Sis-erSville.
Miss Dcs.a McInti7s Who has been
visiting friends and relatives az Mar
shall county fer some weeks returned
home Wednesday,.
Col T. u. stephens spent two days
NJ Wheeling -Ais week. The Col is
drilling Q vel n The Wavs-ly field.
L. Moore. an attorney q Sisce-svlne
was here THURSDAY On legal business.
James Hill. . we'll known business
uan.of us ci,y. viii take charge Of the
Msple avenue hocel lex, week he
purchased the property a. . judicial
sale. His brother Capt. Bob Hill VIII
De chief clerk.
Circuit Cou-r adjourned Friday. A,
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SALEM.

Salem. W Va, October 12.-G. ". F.
Randolph returned yesterday from Bal
timore, where he has been on q bust
ness trip.
Miss Maud Robey, who has been the
gueS- Of friends here the past week, has
returned home.
There are seventy-five students en-
rolled al Salem College.
Mrs. R. S. Ogden, Of Sardis. is the
guest Of her son, Charles. a. this place.
Thomas Mitchell. Of P:qua, O., was
here his week on business.
R. T. Gordon is on visit with friends
in Pennsylvania.
Attorney VI. II. Davis has been az
Clarksburg the past week on legal bus
ness.
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gan. both of Wheeling. were calling OF
their friend, Luke Taylor.
Robert Lindsey was in Steu0env.lle
during the past week on business.
The Rosette club will give Their first
private hop a. Dolan's hall on next
Thursday evening, October H. Com
mlttee: John Doyle. Albert Cogiey'
Vince Kearns, Luke Taylor. Music by
Mayors orchestra
Mr.. Chester Lynn, Of Banksville' Pa,
was a visitor in the city.
joe Mshood. ST.. OF Moundsyille'
spent q few hours in the city, Friday,
among his old friends.
The Hope Society meets next Tuesday
evening.
Mr. Albert Earnest, OF Littleton,
nephew Of Dr.. T. Il. Meighen. stopped
of to see him awhile. Mr. Earnest is
on his way TO Louisville. KY, where ne
will enter the medical college.
Air. VIM. Peabody IS spending a few
days in Steubenv:lle and P.ttsburg
with relatives.
Yesterday was pay day at the Wheel
ing steel works.
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PORTLAND STATION.

Portland Station, Ohio. October 12-
The musicale and social held in the
Presbyterian church Tuesday evening
Melted the church about twenty-five
dollars. Among those from Smitafleld
were the Misses Jennie and Mamie
Bigger and Galbraith sisters andJohn'
lanes ana Gilmore Welday. From
S.eubenviile we notice Miss Lizzie
Kithcart from Tiltonsville Prof. sam
uel Bigger.
Miss Lizzie Green Of Mt. Pleasant
visited friends here last week.
W. J. Hutton. Of Wheeling spent a
few days this week with his parents OF
this place.
Lon Bauer and Moss Gillispie, who
have been quite sick for the past week
are reported some better.
The ball given al Mechanics Hall
wednesday evening was a success.
Two car loads of poles were unloaded
this week for the new telephone line
up the river.
W. H. Singer and daughter Minnie
were doing business in Martins Ferry
Friday.
T. V. Moore and wife left THURSDAY
for Pittsburg.
Miss Kitde Hathorne spent Thurs
day in Wheeling the guest Of friends.
Miss Clara Neil left Saturday for
Columbus, Ohio, where she expects 10
spend the winter.
William Brown Of Columbus, is the
guest Of Mrs. Mary Neel.
II. 4. Foster has gone 10 Elders
VILE. Pa. 10 spend the winter.
J. T. Hodgens struck a fair market
for his car lead OF horses shipped 70
Richmond, Va, last week, realizing a
good profit.
B. F. Salisbury has taken charge Of
the gravel train on the W. & L. Z
railroad.
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~ $751; SD Ortoh-- Ma
r.r Jenkins. Gran Is. c- p o1a >. t.d-
N. IA. N.cr II ~ STANLEY
r-f r. r.. Harrison attended, The Grand
I.---e u.s. c- D.. GO tairmo1t tlis week.
rrs Rachle. Brown 0t NcheespoTt.
T.. is visiting L.ss Leola stuart
-r-T.T. Nor SON ana JAS g. Hose
erert thc week .n Baltimore seeing the
r.u caucs. l.-. j. Frank Getty also
s.W tle gawcs there.
Sir Tr0 IIle-c1. Ct Frostburg, IS
slrrGirra few days with his parents.
2rr Richard Albright IS spending G
dew weeks in Rouuey.
.f- and Mrs u T. OrlCorI. or hoIl-
rcy. are visiting SIR. b. F. Cline.
2ressrs. =. *. p Johnson. a. T..
1-rrhln and =. S. FausnauEht spent
The week on South Branch nsl-ns-
N-. i. C.. Morrison left che first OF
This week for sclo0. in Baltimore, Nd.
b, was accompanied by his brother.
Taylor Morrison.
Rev. C.. Forrest Moore Is spending
this week in Front Royal Va
Miss Poland. 90 Bayard. IS the guest
a. lIiss Grace L.ppincott.
rr. H. r.. Parsons was In Belington
This week attell.-- j. y. J.. Thrall. his
b-cthcr-iu-law.
9r-s ~. Il. ParSe was called 20 Mid
land 1ff.. on SUNDAY. by The death or
he~ father Mr.. John Cation.
1--J. ST. Goodman. Of Parkersourg.
is here this week ic the interests % tia
safe g. 81. Association. OF Richmond.
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THEY KNEW THE MUG OF OLD.
The Bartender Had No Difficulty in
Telling What Was Wanted.

Telling What Was Wanted
New York Herald: A couple OF
young gentlemen were sallying forth
from their boarding house the other
evening. when lady inmate casually
inquired where they were going.
20. only over 10 the Marlborough for
q minute" replied one.
Yes; know what you are going for
too" said she, roguishly.
"Well-er-we might"
of counsel But, now, would you
mind don't like to ask you,
either-but would you mind bringing
me back a couple OF, er-that you have
Mt swallowed. don't you know? |
don't feel very well tonight, and
Why, certainly"
and brought a little fancy mug origi-
nally designed for a cream pitcher, but
which. under the pressing demands OF
metropolitan life, had occasionally
done duty as a GROWER" This was
delivered 10 one young man with 2
whispered aGmonition that caused
both 10 laugh as they went
down the steps. Plainly they were not
Injured 10 the custom Of the country.
Just as they feared, the fashionable bar
was thronged with their acquaintances-
Thecup bearer concealed the diminutive
growler as long as possible. while tax
ing something on his own hook, with
the idea Of getting quiet word IN on
the barkeeper. But as soon as the mug
appeared that worthy sent II skimrniil 9
along the bar without any oruer' call
ing out TO his assistant
Two gin fizzes,"
The mug had been there before, and
the betrayal cost one man an e4'i'-
round then and there.
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Willie Simpson-~Mauna IS going 10
give lawn party next week. Have
YOU been invited yet" Mrs Won Blu
uer-'.Not yet, dear. What makes gu
asks" Wiilie-"She said the otnel Gay
that she couldn't quite make up her
mind about it."-NeT York Herald
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-10-13

Eve must ay," said Murat TO Napo-
leon. on one occasion when the o1ttie
had gone sorely against them II Is
jrnpossihle." replied the latter ne
enemy has destroyed both wings OF the
array.--Harper' BaI2r.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-30
LATEST
RAILROAD SOLD.
The Interstate Disposed Of
for 100000.

tire property of the Interstate Railway
Company, which has been In litigation in
the courts Of Massac husetts and
Rhode Island for the past two years,
was sold this noon by auctioneer Elijah
X. Read to Edward II. Price, trustee for
the syndicate that recently bought the
Attleboro, North Attleboro and Wren
than Street Railway.
The United Traction Company was rep
resented at the sale by Il. w. Burdette,
the Boston attorney OF the company,
and the bidding was carried by these
two parties up to 100000, this being
the limit which Mr.. Burdette was author
lied to bid. Mr.. Price raised it to sl01,-
600, and accordingly secured the property.
Fifteen thousand dollars of the money
was paid to the receiver, Cornelius j..
Sweetland. IL is expected TO have the
entire system running by July.
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FINANCIAL EWS.
Special 10 The News.


NEW YORK, March 30.-Quite percent
age of the short Northwest, sold Monday
and Tuesday, was taken back yesterday
around 92. The stock was easily obtained
and some of the buyers at least regretted
last night that they had covered. They
point out that the Changers had advanced
sluggishly, while other stocks had gone
up easily, and asserted that there was no
change for the better in regard to earn
ings, tonnage or the crop outlook.
Temporarily the management Of Bur-
lington will pay at the rate of per cent.
and it is stated officially that business is
now improving and that the month Of
March will show quite an apprecisble in
crease over the corresponding period last
year.
Sugar ought to do very much better, the
holders of both common and preferred
feeling more confident than in a long time
past. 1t is officially stated that the sugar
trade has improved to the extent that
the company is now earning its
full dividend on both classes of stock.
The fact that the Reichstag has been dis
solved is of paramount Importance, and
the removal of German politics will un-
questionably have a most beneficial effect
upon the immed late course of the market
price for Sugar certificates.
While the market may not be particu-
larly active today good many traders
will be surprised IL prices do not close
strong, especially a. the Developments Of
the next few days are likely TO be de-
cidedly encouraging to bullish specula-
tion.
The coming week is likely to witness
some important movements in a number
of directions. The Vanderbilt shares will
unquestionably be the banner bearers and
attention will be given anew to the low
priced Vsnderbilts. Canadian Southern
is picking up in earnings and in couple
Of months the dividend period will come
around sgsin, so the stock may be safely
bought and put away.
Michigan Central, all things considered,
is not dear, while n. Y. c., on its present
basis of earnings, is worth SI0 TO S15 per
share more than Jersey Central
There has been substantial growth of
opinion that the main movement in
prices this year will be up. al
though those who believe this
most are particular to advise buy
ing only on reactions. The OPP
erations IN ID. c. f. and General Electric
rather hurt the market, while the cover
ing IN the Changers helped the tone.
General Financial Notes.
The Financial Chronicle predicted loss
of "a, 500, 600 TO banks this week.
The move in New England is said TO
originate in Boston. London shows ad-
vances of a to y.
Chicago appeared as a buyer OF Changers
yesterday.
Wheat.
Liverpool Wheat is firm; demand, poor.
Holders offer sparingly. Corn is quiet
there, and the demand is poor.
Cotton.
Liverpool Cotton opened 2h higher
sales, 1000. The advance was caused by
the sharp rise in Silver and the japanese
armistice.
Providence Clearing House.
The clearings of the Providence banks
today amounted to 1919, 700; for the week,
s4,413,sOO.
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TRAIN ROBBERS.
One Was Shot, Sheriff Killed and
Passengers Robbed.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, March 30. - The
north bound Oregon express was held up
by two men four miles north of Wheat
land, about 2 o'clock this morning.
Engineer Bowser swas compelled TO stop
the train ano go back and open the
express car. Failing TO secure anything
in the express car, the robbers wept back
and started to rob the passengers in the
coach and smoker. Sheriff Bogard OF
Tohoma County was on the train and
opened fire on the robbers in the smoker,
killing one of them, and was killed him.
self by another robber. The fireman was
shot in the neck and one leg and Is
thought TO be seriously injured. A
passenger named Sampson of Redding
was struck on the head and cut. Several
passengers were robbed. The dead rob-
Der has not been identified, and no accu-
rate description Of the man who escaped
has been secured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-30

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FurIong receiver Of the income from real
estate and authorizing him to pay taxes
and insurance, and proceed with neces-
sary repairs.
ais. Decree taking bill pro confesso.
William s. Blanchard VS.. Margaret Me-
Cabe. 1t appearing that the preliminary
Injunction ssked for Is OF mandatory
nature, the parties are advised TO wait till
the question can be heard on permanent
INJUNCTION.
John ii. Collins VS.. v. q. Peck. Also
Same VS.. Russell ID. Bullock. Order for
stay of execution in both causes.
Nancy Melville VS.. Augustus Martin.
Motion to amend bill of complaint.
Willard Ii. Tanner, receiver, vs.. Michael
Murray ct ais. Order for surety for
costs.
Samuel Bateman, trustee, VS.. Patrick
ii. Hogan. Bill TO be amended by April
3, 1895, and hearing on preliminary in
junction continued ono week.
Dennis J. Hoilsnd, assignee, VS.. Russell
Proctor OF al. Discontinued in open
court.
Court Calendar for April 4.
The calendar of the Supreme Court
for Monday Is as follows;
Common Pleas Division)
947. Fred Garstner VS.. Narragansett
Brewing Company. Attorneys-Osfield &
Banigan for plaintiff; X. @. Mowry for
defendant.
2212. l.. Sweet IL Co. VS.. George A.
PAUL.. Attorneys-Lee a. Tillinghast for
plaintiff; }. Il. Lonsdale for defendant.
2026. r. +. Pierce VS.. Fred Il. Perkins.
Attorneys-A. Almy for plaintiffs }. NJ.
Ripley and j. Hens haw for defendant.
1886. Michael II. Whalen vs.. city treas
urer of Pawtucket. Attorneys-P. j.
Quinn for plaintiff; Il. p. Barnefield for
defendant.
2l0 William Douglas VS.. Central Real
Company. Attorneys. w. Matbewson
for plaintiff; Bassett d Mitchell for de :
fendant.
appellate Dlvision.)
No assignments.