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The herald., 1895-12-07
PERSONAL

Gustave Walters OF San Francisco Is in
the city on business.
CAPTAIN Isaac Polhamus and daughter,
Miss Georgia, of Arizona. are in the city.
Il. b. Irvine of Sacramento, where he
is one OF the com missioners of highways,
is IN the city.
General G.. f. A. Last is on his way to
Sacramento. lie goes there to discuss
matters military.
Carl Snyder, connected with Harper $
Weekly, spent three days OF this week in
Los Angeles.
Chester W. Thompson. formerly OF San
Diego county, has closed out his inter-
ests and will remain permanently in Los
Angeles.
Guy h. Barham returned yesterday
from month ! solourn in the north, ac-
companieG by Charles Dean, vice. pres
dent OF the National city Surety com pany,
and wife; ouis Loune, chief deputy col
lector OF internal revenue, and Mr.. and
Mrs. James II. Borand of San francisco.
The party will be the guests OF Mr.. Bar
nam during their brief visit here.
The herald., 1895-12-07
BURNED TO DEATH


Horrible Death Of Former AngeIcno az
Seattle, Wash,
ii. c. Asheniciter, well known in Los
Angeles and Southern California during
the boom, came to his death in horrible
manner at seattle. Wash. on Wedncs-
day last. MIR. Asnenielter had the con
tract for erecting the new university
building, and was engaged in rarring the
inside OF huge tank. In come way the
TAR became ignitcd, and the inside OF the
tank was S1Cn Il roaring furnace. The
body was almost entirely cremated before
il was recovered.
Mr.. Ashenfelter operated first at San
Jacinto, after which he came to Los An
geles, where he was engaged in business
with Mr.. Green, now president of the
Alhamhra bank. After the boom he
went to Spokane, and then to Seattle,
where he was very successful as Il
builder and contractor He had man.
friends IN this city.
The herald., 1895-12-07
SUPERINTENDENT 1ESERvE

Los Angeles is fortunate enough to
possess a few satisfactory o%cials. Shs
should keep as many Of them as possible.
Park Superintendent Meserve is one of.
this unusual variety. He is an enthus
iastic, capable mupicip pal servant with
that rather rare accom- piishment, a tech
nical knowledge of the work committed
to him. During the short period that
Mr.. Meserve has held the Office he has
done more TO beautify and popularize the
parks of this city than any other admin
istration accomplished in twice the time.
He actually seems to appreciate the fact
that public office is public trust. and
works accordingly. He is the kind OF
man the public needs and desires TO en-
ploy. Therefore Mr.. Meserve should be
let alone and left in tha Office he now
ells until he furnishes good cause for mis-
Yemoval-causa of the kind that the pub
lie and not the spoils- hunting politician
consider sufficient to Justify removal.
The plot that a gang of greedy place
hunters and would be political diotators
have set or foot to- encompass the downfall
of the park superintendent because he sees
fit to conduct his office according to his
own way land very satisfactory way 1t
has been to the people who pay the
taxes) should be SAT down on hard.
The Herald politically Is opposed to
Mr.. Meserve-he is a Republican, while
The Herald is Dsmocratic-and it has no
other interest in him except that aroused
by the recognition OF the fact that he is
the right man Tor the position he holds.
With The Herald the interests of the pub.
lie ara paramount, and it proposes to
enter it's emphatic protest whenever
public servant is threatened for no other
reason than that he will not yield to the
demands OF clique that desire to use
municipal positions as private snaps.
The herald., 1895-12-07
THE WRONG MAN
A Blunder Made by the Authorities
Yesterday
Bcrnardino and Brought Back to Los
Angeles and There Released

From Moye G. Norton, the attorney.
we're learned the facts last night of quite
a serious blunder made by the authori-
ties of San Bernardino yesterday in ar
resting thu wrong man and combining
him in the same cell with the DRINKS
and hobos, preparatory to the arrival of
an officer from this city to bring the
supposed culprit :here. The police de-
partment Is also to blame in the matter,
although they released the man as soon
as they discovered that they had hold
OF an honest merchant instead Of the
hardened criminal they at first hoped.
The name of tbe man who was so
wronsed is H. kaufman, and he Is a
travelling uptician.
Mr.. Kaufman is in business with his
brother, l.. kaufman, on Main street
and while the latter attends to this end
of the trade the other tours the country
in q wagon selling the goods. He hap
pened TO be in San BernardinO yesterday
morning and was on his rounds, when to
his surprise a constable stepped mp and
placed MIN under arrest, supposedly on an
order from this city. The officer com
PEELED Mr.. kaufman TO leave his wagon
and about $1,000 worth OF goods standing
in the public street without any guard,
and took him to jail. There ne was
locked up in the same tank with the rab-
Bile, and on complaining of such treat
ment was informed that be ought to con
slider himself the recipient of unusually
Kind treatment, as they generally placed
such. persons as him in irons.
Mr.. kaufman is a Consumptive and
while incarcerated was seized witt
nemorrbage. He took some salt from his
pocket and was going to swallow the
stuff for relief, when one of the deputies
caUe rushing at him and carried the salt
away, saying he could not commit sui
clle there. In the afternoon Detective
Goodman arrived from this city and
brought Mr.. Kaufman back. The rris.
oner was CLOSELY examined, but the most
positive marx of the Identification OF tho
desired thief, scar on the size of the
neck, was not there, SO aftsr a man had
boon called and shown the cutlery found
in kaufman's pack and said that it was
not like that which he had lost, the poor
peddlng opticisn was released. He 70.
ported the affair 10 Attorney norton and
the latter telegraphsd to the chief Of po-
lice at San Bsrnardino to,have the wagon
and goods taken care OF. Mr.. Norton will
60 to San Bernardino today to learn who
is to blame for the injustice done his
client and to see if it can not be rectifed
in some manner.
The herald., 1895-12-07
ALREADY PRODUCTIVE

The battle that The Herald has peen
making for the people, 10 limit the ex-
penditures of the board of supervisors to
legal demands on the public treasury, has
already borne fruit. The supervisors
have Just ascertained that jurors, grand
and petit, are legally entitled to but one
mileage during their term OF service. In
tie past jurors nave been paid several
mileage fees for each trip they have made
from their home to the county ssat and
return during their term of service on
the panel on which they were drawn.
Now that they are to receive only the
mileage fees that the law allows them,
the result Will be large saving to the
county.
1t seems that the attorney general OF
the state decided, in August last. that
the law allowed hut one mileage fee,
in going only, for both petit and
grand jurors. Yet the supervisors have
Just found it out in December. The
Herald has for some weeks been de-
voting space to an exposure of the
extravaganza of the present county
governm ent regime. and to the illegal
claims that have been paid on the district
attorneys approval. We are glad to see
the supervisors coming to realization
that it is time to do q little hedging.
They should continue to follow The Her
AIDS advice and keep up The good WORK.
There is ample opportunity for more
pruning gentlemen Proceed.
The herald., 1895-12-07
Wedding At Ontario

ONTARIO, Dec. 6.-Christ church, Epis-
copal, was the scene OF fashionable
wedding last Wednesday afternoon when
Miss Alice f., daughter OF IL. o. May
nard, and Fred W. Armitage. were united
in marriage by the Rev. DIR. Easter of
Reulands. The floral decorations in
white and green were unique and very
beautiful The bride, attired in hand
some travelling costume, was attended by
two young maids, Grace Craft and Eeta
Collins, who wore elegant costumes en-
tirely white. Il. c. Atrib of Riverside
was the eromsman. The church was
crowded with guess.
The herald., 1895-12-07

The sultan OF Turkey Is now engaged
in a game familiar TO the piece club
politicians and buses of American mu-
nicipaities: he is playing the great powers
of Europe against each other BY taking
advantage of traditional antaSonisms
and whispering lying insinuations in the
ear of each about the others. Mutual dis
trust is all that prevents decisive and
effective action by the European govern
ments respecting Turkish affairs, and the
crafty porte is utilizing this reciprocal
suspicion for all that it il worth.
The herald., 1895-12-07

Suffrage association OF Arizona organized
this afternoon by the election of Mrs. l..
G. Hughes, wife Of the governor, to the
presidency. Resolutions were passed
commanding the governor for his stand
on the question, and active work WAS de-
termined upon.
The herald., 1895-12-07
The National Convention

The prospects are exceedingly bright
for California capturing the Republican
national convention. A dispatch was re-
ceived from Captain II. u. Osborne last
night which said that there were almost
enough votes in sight to accomplish the
desired result, and that there was every
reason to expect q majority by the time
the committee met.
The herald., 1895-12-07
REIMBURSEMENT of responsibility for the
LII.

REIMBURSEMENT of responsibility for the
acts of the rebsls.
Very many people will hold that the
interests OF American citizens are emit.
tied to the primary consideration of
this government,and that ii recognitio ion
If the Cubans impsrls those interests, as
it most certainly would, it should be
withheld The fact that this government
was organized to conserve tina interests
al ths people OF this republic. and not
those OF the people VII inhabit Central
and Sluth America and the West Indies,
seems to have been lost sight of by the
schoo! cf statesmen represented ny sen
ators OF the Call turn OF mind
The herald., 1895-12-07

The decision of the Union Rolling mills
OF San Francisco to use Los Angeles oil
as fuel marks a significant and import
ant stage in the development OF the oil
industry here. The institution is one OF
the leading industrial esta5lishm in
the west, and its example is certain TO
be widely noticed and emulated.
The herald., 1895-12-07

In the world today. The most perfect COM
binatiop of lamp, heater and stove ever intro
duced: 27OO sold already, more coming. Get
our circular 4. L Browne, 3l4 6 Spring.
The herald., 1895-12-07

The gentlemen who are representing
Los Angeles in the CalforD a e5ation
sent TO Washington for the purpose of
endeasoring to secure the next Repub-
lican Natio.ia! convention for San Fran
cisco, are doing Spicudid service. If San
Francisco gets the convention they can
most Justly claim a large share of the
credit of winning the fight.
The herald., 1895-12-07
Christmas Gifts

For all the boys. You give them suit overcoat, of
the RELIABLE durable kind show We give the boys free
the choice of toy music "metalaphone coored picture
book See them in show windows.
The herald., 1895-12-07

A. A. Eckstroni of 324 s. Spring ST.. lie where
you want 10 go looking Tor good wall paper at
the right price
The herald., 1895-12-07
CARPETS and Draperies

Carpets and DraperieS
Good lace curtains, 60c q pair.
Fine Irish point lace curtains, 50 so pair.
Excellent quality portieres, So pair
Smyrna rugs, 15c ,ac1.
Angora rugs, 81 each.
Ing. ain carpet. SOC per yard
Tape.try Brussels. soc per yard.
Stair carpet zoe per yard.
Moquettc carpet. 81 per yard.
c. A. JUDD. 405 South Broadway,
The herald., 1895-12-07

GNrAi Communications to The Herald on
matters editorial and literary should be ao'
dressed to w. s. Creighton, cditcr-in-chief.
The herald., 1895-12-07

Marion Harland tho high authority on
kitchen economy, recommends Royal
Baking Powder above dl others.
The herald., 1895-12-07
JURORS MILEAGE

Wonders in fine cooking are wrouL
with DR.. Price Baking Powder.
The herald., 1895-12-07

Agency for Pabst Beer
Agency for Pabst beer. Pacific Boiling
Works. cor Fifth and Wofskill SITS.
The herald., 1895-12-07
Notice Our Window Display

Of Christmas Furnishings. Look into windows and the
problem of what to buy for the and boys is easily solved
Artistic array of choice novelties that bound to please
The herald., 1895-12-07

To obtain the best results wherever a
lesven is required, Royal Baking Powder
should be used.
The herald., 1895-12-07

Would v0u in cookery avoid failure
[ Sc DR.. Price's Baking Powder.
The herald., 1895-12-07

Fckstrom does the wall payer usiness ofthe
city. He has a large stock, food taste and c or
rect pSiceG
The herald., 1895-12-07

THE HERALD owns full Associated Press
franchise and publishes the complete telo-
graphic news report received daily by special
leased wire.
The herald., 1895-12-07

ER-Persons desiring THE HERALD deliv:
cred at their homes can secure Il by postoi
card request or order through telephone No.
1l7. Should delivery be Irregular please make
Immediate complaint at the office.
The herald., 1895-12-07

High grade goods at the price Of the other kint
tions are genuine. Compare these garments
we will be satisfied with your verdict.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-01
LOCAL BIsEVI,rlES.
Matters of Minor Moment In nud ASou,
the City.

Matters of Minor Moment In nud A5ou,
the City.
TIE street sprinkler is 4 luxury worth
all it costs these days.
Cry water taxes arc due to-day.
Those who pay in the next thirty days
will get tho benefit OF the usual discount.
ALL tho clo.hiers and haberdashers
in tho city have agreed TO close their
places Of buliness at q D. IL. until further
notice.
ANOTHER skill load OF nitro.glyccrine,
for use in the oil regions, passed. down
the riveryesterday, floating tho red flag
as danger signal.
A rURruL OF fish were caught in
twenty minutes in Short Creek, Just be-
low Dillonvalo, on Wednesday. BY George
King aud Oscar Hooper, OF DilionTale.
LAST evening the Silver Chain mission
band of the First Baptist church gave
an entertainment. A fine programme
was nicely rendered, and there was u
large and approciative audience present.
FLINT glassworkers' union No. 9 will
give its annual picnic on the State Fair
grounds to-day, and the Pastime club
will have picnic at Mozart park. Good
programmes have been arranged for
each.
EXCURSION TICKETS for the season now
on sale, Mt. Lake Park, Oakland. Cres-
son Springs, Chantauqua, and all other
,ourest points at the Union railroad
office, 1900 Market street, John Baiiie,
agent
IoUSG mems meetings will be held at
the y. N. c. 4. building this evening at
S o'clock and tomorrow afternoon at
1 o'clock. Young men are invited to
attend. Tho association will hold 4
rose festival on Friday evening. June
IA, which promises 10 BIO an event OF
unusual interest
Col SAMUEL BRUHAEER has leased the
lower half OF the remodled LANCE build
ing, corner oil Market aud Fourteenth
streets, aud on July will open saloon,
which he says will DO the finest in
Wheeling. The rooms upstairs will be
private for gentlemen wishing to get
lunches lie aim, to mako it NOR.
chants exchange. withou. Objectionable
features.
Or Sabbath morning at the usual
hour at Fourth street NJ. E. church,
Rev. DR.. George f. Alderman, OF Chat
tanooga, Tenn. will fill the pulpit and
represent the Frecdman's Aid and
Southern Education Society. In the
evening the pastor. Rev. DR.. Riket, will
preach on "The Death OF the Figst
Born in Egypt. From now on all even.
ing services will begin at o'clock.
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man. His wifc, Mary, skilled and
popular nurao. died several years ago.
lilo will DO buried on Sunday afternoon.
A POPULAR MAN DROWNED

In tho River Rt Martins Ferry last Night.
Ho Ii Thought to Have Bern Seized with
Cramps.
There was sad case Of drowning In
tho river at Martins Forty last night.
John W. Woidcl, n well known baker
aud store keeper OF that town. whose
place Is at tho cornor OF Washington
and Second streets. won't In swimming
just boiore 10 o'clock, with BENJAMIN
Perry and James Porter Tho other
two mon wcro good swimmers, aud
when tho thrco jumped into tho watcr
from tho ferry boat thoy swan out some
distance, In few minutes WoidoI,
who was not an expert swimmor and
had remained near tho boat, was heard
10 call for help. lila two companions
swam to him. and saw him sink several
times. lilo caught Perry by tho leg, and
pulled him under several times also, in
spite OF Porry's efforts to shake him OIL.
Finally some mon on tho boat reached
out an oar. aud Perry caught 1t, and
showing Weidel of, was pulled aboard,
more dead than alivo.
Wcidol sank and did not como up
again. A seine was procured after othcr
efforts to catch tho body had failed, and
ut the first draw just below tho ferry
boat tho body was recovered. This was
about | | o'clock. lie was taken 10 his
home and tho coroner notified.
Wiedel was tweIB-soyen yonrs old
and was married. loss than two years
ago to Miss Mary Fulen, Of St Joseph.
Marshall county. ". Va. They have
ono child, u boy, not yet n year old. lie
was member OF tho Catholic church
and tho Maennerchor. and had been n
soldier in Germany. lIe moved to
Martins Forty two years ago from
Wheeling. lilo was brother OF John
W. weidel and brother-in.law OF John
W. Boohm, tho well known contractor.
His liie was insured in the John Han.
cock company. for 5000. ilo was a
very upright. popular man. and his sad
death caused general sorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-01
ABOUT PEOPLE,
strnnE.r,in the CITY nni wheeling Folk,

Strangers In the City nat Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
0. B. Ramey, OF Sistersville, il a Nc.
Lure guest.
Mr.. c. A. Showacre, n Moundsvillo at.
torney, was in the city on business yes.
terday.
Senator ]. B. Findloy, OF Parkers.
burg. was among yesterdays arrivals at
the Mcclure.
DR.. Edmund Booking has been con-
fined to his room for several days with
slight illness.
Right Rev. Bishop Donahue returned
yesterday from Baltimore, where no has
been for several weeks, quito i'll.
Though not We. entirely wall. he ia
much improved in health.
Rev. DR.. G. T. Manchester, pastor OF
the Broadway and Woodland Hill NJ.
+. church OF Cleveland, stopped of in
tho city for short time yesterday on
route home from Parkorsburg, where
he delivered the Decoration day Grafton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-01
Dennis Gardner Dead,

Dennis Gardner, n well known color.
cd nod carrier, died yesterday at p.
H., after n tedious illness. lie was first
taken with quinsy, which developed
into some pulmonary complaint. lilo
was man OF gigantic stature aud until
no was takon ali. OF vcry robust hcnlth.
Ho was probably az widely known as
any man OF hIa race in town. lilo VIVA
an uncle Of Alex Gardner, tho police.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-01
ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
7 OW Prices
IL And Standard Goods !

This Inns always boon our motto. No
other house In the State can show such
record. Wo havo at all times boon
tho frat to reduce prices, aud through
tho daily papers posted tho purchasers.
Our price list can always DO relied upon
as tho lowcs. for the quality OF goods
we offer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-01
Fireman Injured.

SE<ciG! DisDGth 70 cie int1l!igcncrr.
PAREEEsBuRG, W. Va, May ST.
There was quite 4 ireich. wreck on the
Ohio River road yesterday. in which
the engine and several cars wero
crippled aud Fireman ulyssc, Karnes
was injured by jumping.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-01
KILLED BY A TREE.

a Luuibermnn Meets IA Similar Fate to
That of Another Member of His Fam.
iiT.
Special DitpI.eh 10 The intelligence.
TERRA ALTA, ". Va, May 3l.-A tor.
riblo accident happened near Tanncry
five miles north OF hero, at S o'clock this
morning. Rinary O'Brien, aged eigh.
teen. son OF Robert O'Bricn, and five
others were cutting timber when all of
Il sudden, large trco fell and struck
young O'Brien on tho head, killing him
instantly. This makes the second kill.
ed out OF the family in tho past four
years in thi. same manner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-01

Sr. JONI. n. F., May 3l.-Colonial
Secretary Bond has obtained a loan
through London banking indicate OF
100000 at per cont to run for forty
years. This relieves the whole pressure
upon the colony.
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Atlantic Tea Go.
We Lead, Let Those Who Can Follow.
THREE CONTRIBUTIONS


Special Dispatch 10 he iH.Siigenccr.
PAREERspuEG. ". Va. MAY 3l.-Two
prisoners were taken to the pcui,cn.iary
ut MourdsvilIc to-day, viz: John Mel.
lentier, who Ge.s one year Tor stealing,
and John Day. who gets two years for
burglary. To-day in tho Grimm al court
John Connors was sentenced for two
for breaking into an Ohio River rail way
freight car. lilo will be taken 20
Moundsville tomorrow. The Mrs. Lii
lilo Wheeler ease, which has attracted
more attention than any other case
here for long time. was continued till
tao next term OF court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-01

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May 3l.-The
coinage OF the United States mint in
this city during the month OF May
amounted to $. 81 ,S2l 80. The number
OF pieces coined was 3.9i+,235, ga fol.
lows: Gold. 1925; silver, CTS, 20;
base, $50. 800.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-01

St. JomS's, Mich, May 3l.-The finish.
ing department, Offices and dry kilns OF
the St. Johns Manufacturing Company
1Eere destroyed by fire this afternoon.
Loss on buildings and stock so, 900; no
insurance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-01
FIFTEEN MEN KILLED.


The Boiler OF An Ecuad orIau Gnnbop,
Exploded ON Gunynquil.
GUAYAQUu., ECUADOR, May 3l.-The
bcilcr OF tho Ecuadorian cunboat Sucre
exploded last night, killing tho com.
mander and fourteen men, and injurins
seventeen more. thirteen fatally.
At tho time OF the accident che was
carrying troops TO Macnala to attack
tue rebels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-01

JoHNsrowS. Pa, May 3l.-The Cam
bria Iron Company to-day advanced
wages in all departments 10 per cent.
This will increase the pay roll, $4,000
month and affects 1000 men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-01
FOR SALE.

House, Eve rooms, brick. corner lot, sd st,se:
$3.50.
Two brick houses and i.roomed house IN re.r,
Eoit St. 9th ward. rents for $50 per year, !iC-
House. rooms brick. lot S3xl:2 Il. Caspliz,
s., 9Th ward. 500.
Splendid 10. ior dwelling. y. Main street, nsA;
sih street S,Go
House. l,rooms and store room. Main suts.
near list street. lot +irls9 feet.
House. rooms and hall, Chaplirc street, r,y
sd street S1,5o1.
Corner lot Lind street. Bclvcdere, $50
| sl.No
House. rooms. 18th street. sl.6Oo
ltouSe. rooms ana hail. corner North F:o,,
and Kentucky Streets 5000
Double frame house. 10 rooms and store roN:7,
corner Of 20 and jacob streets. rculs for s!7pei
month. S1'690
House. 'ooms. brick. and iroomcd house IA
| rear, Eoa street, Centre Wheeling SON
House, rooms. 26lh street, Sl.Olo
House rooms. lath street, cheap On easy
terms, 500
House. rooms brick, Jacob strcot 9Th w,,I
slSOl.
House, rooms and hs!l, Park View. 10: lOs
lfi feet. easy terms. Sl,TO
Double house; lOrooms, Indiana street. lSlial
easy terms. Sl.5Ol
House. ) rooms, corner lot 9th s.-rr, CyT
terms, 81 400
House, ) rooms McColloch street, Ep. wa,s.
!ng sl701
House. : rooms and hall. with large 10: ia
Street, S].Gol
House. 5rooms Baltimore street, Eas: waes,.
Ing. easy lerUIS Si.0il
House, iroomS 18Th street. easy tcsmv.sln
House 10 rooms brick, with larcc In S:i
Street cheap
House rooms. Jacob street, 9th ward sIy
terms. Sl,Dl
House. e rooms. Wood street. 5,h wari. sl,Il
llousc, :Ooms, brick. Market street, Cclis
Wheeling. cheap, sl@O1
Lots On Lind street. Gclvcdcru, $50 aud sd
| each.
ThrSc lots In Park View, chcap.
Business property on Market street a. mois7
| ate price.
$50 500, SjO0, $500, 5000 and S., 5o0 to loiaSa
real estate.