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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-13

All OF the stock excepting ono share
has been taken to put down a we'll on
the Horr lot on Glenn'S run, four and
one.half miles west OF Martins Forty,
and only 1900 feot southeast OF the
Starbuck producer, and it is thought
that THIS ono share will be taken to-day.
The shares are $500 each. The lease is
owned by Martins Ferry parties, aud
they think they have sure thing. The
we'll will DO put down us quickly us
possible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-13
EXCUitsloN 20 rnG EAST

Through rIihhurgiI Philadelphia, New
Nork to hoHtou via ronns1lVnnIn ilnO@
August 10Th 10 9JIt, inclusive. nc.
count knights 1Umplar Oonclavc. Over
Allegheny Mountains AZ hiphcgL point
above NCn lOyoli around famous liurBo
ShoO Curve uloug the lilno jnnNla.
SlOp.ovOr privileges aud llrNlclnB &C..
Communications tho pounBylynniN In II
frat Clnaa route. liyrurllrn'A hnyu
choice Of returning vim hudson River,
Niagara Fnlla aud othOt routes, For
"details Apply tod, u. Tomlingon, lIckut
Agent, Wheeling TundlO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-13

SDecia! DIspIeh 10 the Int ligcnecr.
HUNTINGTON, ". Va, August FIX.
Z. Oswald, Rn old citizen Of this city,
was on his way home from church late
last night whom he was attacked with
heart trouble and death ensued sud
denly. He was sixty.four
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-13
ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
CTANDARD GOODS
NJ AT LOW PRICES.

1t will always pay to look over our
price list, whether you perchaso from US
or elsewhere; you eau then hnd tMo
lowest price II quality ia equal We
quote prices for iTesh and standard
goods only,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-13

Sperial Dispatch 10 the hiieiitgsnesr
PARKIRsDURG. W. Va, August l2.-
Oliver McIlenry, u printer, foil down
stairs, Lighting on his head. Ito hN,
been unconscious for houis and the
doctors Say he cannot live through the
night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-13
in THE OIL FIELDS.
Tho Record for Gushers is Broken
BY tho Dye-Brooks No, Q.
EIGHIY-FIYE BARRELS PER HOUR

Was che Rate It Was Flowing Yester-
Acknowledgements OF Importance
Near SIlddlobourne--Tho Sisters
vllIo Field Mover More LIvoly-Work
In tho ovor.thc-lIiyer Field Is Pro,
guessing ut Rapid Rate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-13
EOR RENT.

EOR RENT-THE D DESIRABLE RES.
II lDESCE. No 0)l Main street lllOch prop.
Crtyl containing six looms two halls kitchen,
pantry, good cellar bath both gases hot mud
cold water duc river view; possession Septem
hrr | or October !. Inquire Of GEORGIA,
WfCKllAN p1a Min street HU1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-13
BEDDING.
EaH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
We are the only house in the state that manufac-
ture all their own Mattresses. We manufacturer all
grades, including
Hair and Cotton Mattresses,
Cotton and HuSk Mattresses,
Etc., Etc., ETC., Etc, Etc.
Hair Mattresses,
Felt Mattresses,
Combination Mattresses,

If you have aMatress that needs making over We
can do it for you in one day, calling for it in the
morning and returning the same day. so you will
not be placed at any Inconvenience.
Repair work of all kinds will receive our prompt
attention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-13
SCrOfula, Salt Rheum'
And All othor Blood DIsonses-HOw
Thoy May 30 Curod.

Speaking simply from what lIood'H Sar.
saparlln Inns done, not only once ortwicc,
but In thousands OF cases, wcCan honestly
my that II Ia the best remedy for Oll da-
CuBCa Of tho blood, whatever tho cnuRo.
Dy In peculiar Combination, rropor.
tlon and Process, " posucagCO positive
medicinal merit Peculiar to Itacli.
IL has cured tho most vifulont cases
Of Ecroinlh aud Salt Rhcum, ovon whom
all other prescriptions mud medicines
have failed TO do any good.
Hood poisoning, TrOm trhnicrCr Ort-
Ght yicldo toItspowcrtu cleansing, puri-
Tying, vItnlhlnR ciiouL upon tho blood. II
yon dc1lro further particulars, writo TO IN
M below, Remember that
Hoods SarsaparilVa
Islho Ono'Iruo Blood rurlnurpromlnontly
III tho pubIIocyO today, Prepared only by
q. |. llOoD 4 CO., Lowell, Ma0., U. .. A.
Sold by oil druggist" lliulH fortJ
tIOntl'a PiIlg 80 tho bc,l Nnm dnnot
""N H' Illls, ThuI a'aBi dlg0filou,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-13
Hub Building.

FOR RENr-One elegant office
room, also one large elegant hall.
first floor entrance. Until perma.
nentIy rented, will rent hall for en-.
tcrtajnments, etc, Most centrally
located and best advertised building
in the city. For terms, etc, apply at
THE HUB CLOTHIERS,
Fourteenth aud Market streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-13
BUSINESS CHANCE.
essIcNEE's SALE.

A SSIGNEE SALE OF THE WHEEL.
"A ING MIL VINEYARD PROPERTY.
We viii oder for y short time. Ht private sale,
the Wheeling llnl Vineyard Property, consisting
Of about thry.,wo acres aud improvements
thereon. viii sell said property rs II whole or
will sell the east Or west side OF the hill sepa,
ratcly, rs will snit purchasers For price aud
terms Cnil ut the Office Ol George ], Mathison,
No 1874 Market street Wheeling, W. Va.
George J. MATllISON and T. S. RILEY,
Jyin As,gnecs Of ] 7. sullivan,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-13
FOR SALB.

No. 1883, rcun street, Otoom' and bath O'a
gases CHEAP
No II illhutrCct, ilronmod brick lh'lN
No Coz Market street Q rooms 81 ....,,
Nos llOl anl llOd Market sitoot hl''''"
prOpvtty sll6O, .,,
Nos 4 anil ~ Nth street T. room, Shn,r
No, llh Market street rooms nnl hMhs'''
No WN York street \ rooms. ChglN r..,,
No mN Front st., 8 rooms Rnd ham ,N,I
No lOli CNNpliuo st., stooms hAIh room ''
largo stable GND .,,,..,.,rl
corner 18Th and Woods sttnct dnc'I.NR AN
store room. Cheap ..,....t,,
iInNyrsni Nil Sizes and IN dllcmnt loeNl'''
Saloon Tor Mln III 10Th street ChClr ..,.,,,
Restaurant mud hOol Tor sale on M0t"'. ''''''
CHEAP ,,. .,.tg
ilS,aurnnt and hotel for sale on I'm "'''7
cheap ,..i.,,,
ulgOr store Oh Market street for snln chNN IA,
llnldng lots IN nll tho OW. locations '''"
city,
FARMS Tor sale on easy terms ..,
HOUSES TO llENE MONEY ~ LOAN
.a=aaaaaHaHa
lAERRT j. FINS
Telephone ISL lmtJl ms Market s.trl.. ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-13
SIMPSON g. HAZLETT,
auto NO. 1871 MARKET STREET
Special Sale Of Real Estate !

NO 1908 CIAPLIEE STREET, brick dwcin,
Of rooms aud finished attic. water on TIE.
floors lot lSXlS0 feet Splendid location.
no, rs FOURTEENTH STREET. lot S0S!g
feet Must DO sold before september l.
NO l8 WOODS STREET, twost05y double
brick md brick stable Lot i9x60 feet
No. 1913 CIIAPLISE STREET. fine residence.
THREE LOTS, each 30xl20 feet, gu the u0r,h,
east corner Of Wabash and Indiana Streets
Island WILL SELL CHEAP.
no 100 FIFTEENTH STREET, frame house Of
four rooms LOT 20Xl0O PEEL.
Part Of lot No. Is on the west side Of Main s..
between Twenty street aud alley y lis
Il frontage OF IN feet and extends to the alley 10
the rear
building lots In WoodSdalc Lea;hcrwood a.!
Pleasant Valley.
MnNEN ANrn nN, CITY prAI rar,rr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-13

MONEY LOANED on CITY REAL ESTATE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-13
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

One Unimproyed Lot. No, 220} Main stree,
One Frame Dwelling, No llg South F,os,
street.
one unImproved Lot, corner Erie and Indiana
streets.
Five Unlmproved Lots in EdgiHgton, Nos 81
81. 3j, 30, 81.
Two UnImprOved Lots In EdgingtOn, so, 9! q
Three Frame Dwellings, North Main street
One Frame dwelling, No. l03 Twelfth stree,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-13

MEMS FINE UNLAUNDERED WHITE
SHIRTS, heavy muslin, set in bosom, with a 4
butchers linen back, reinforced armholes, all ZES
sleeve lengths, worth 75c. Sale Prce............
MEMS LAUNDERED WHITE Shirts
A lucky deal, rs doz., comprising nearly all
styles fine dress Shirts open front and backs.
short bosoms, etc. made by one of the best
makers in America, but they what he calls
seconds, some very slight imperfecton, perhaps,
but not hurting the shirt in the least They are
ali perfect fitting and worth in the regular way ~
from 81 % up to 5000. Sale Prce............ ~
MEMS UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS-The IS
& E. Diamond Brand best quality muslin,
open front and open front and back, all ~
sleeve lengths the regular 800 kind. Clear D.
ing Sale Price
MEMS LAUNDERED DRESS SHIRTS ~
With fancy striped bosoms and bands perfect ~
fitting, always sold at S1Oo and $1.25. Price W
MEMS FINE LINEN COLLARs-In all "a
the new shapes, good value at zoe. Sale III
LINEN CUFFS-All styles, worth 25c and E
30c.
Sale Price, pet
MEMS NIGHT SHIRTS-One large lot Of
Night Shirts made Of best quality muslin, silk
embroidered fronts, some slightly soiled from 7c
being in the window. Regular prices Sl0O,
$1.25 and $3.50. Sale Price. -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-31

and W. B. Doddridge. general mana
ger, IS out and il viii take effect az
midnight tonight. II confirms the APP
pointment of Mr.. ~ II. Webb of this
city as superintendent of the following
lines with headquarters in this city:
Fort Scott. Wichita and Western di-
vision, Fort Scott, Kan, to Kiowa,
Kan.
Mcpherson branch, Il Dorado, Kan,
TO Mcpherson. Kan.
Wichita and Colorado division, Wich-
ita, Kan. 20 Hutchinson, Kan
Salina, Sterling and FL Paso division,
Hutchinson, Kan, 10 Geneseo. Kan
KanapOliS and Kansas Central divss-
ion, Geneseo. Kan, 70 Kanapolis, Kan.
Denver Memphis and Atlantic teast)
division. Coffeyyilie, Kan, TO Larned.
Kan
Kansas Southwestern division, Oh
cOtt, Kan, TO Iuka, Kan
Grouse Creek division, Dexter, Kan,
to Arkansas City. Kan
Leroy and Ceney Valley Air Line,
Roper, Kan, TO Peru Junction, Kan
The circular also confirms the ap-
pointment of w e. Tracy, who has
been acting as division superintendent
The friends OF both Mr.. Webb and Mr.
Tracy have every reason 10 congratu-
late them as the confirmatio of their
appointment IS evidence that the COM
pany appreciates their work.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-31
THEY ARE NOT FORGOTTEN
Robert Darroueh Contributes to the Aid Of
The q ODE Trotter~.

tht " OpF
Notwithstanding the fact that Bob
Darrag'h, who is always loved and es-
teemed by all at the Eagle office, is
confined 10 his room by rheumatism, he
takes an active interest in everything
lacally in Wichita and yesterday sent
TO the Office an exhibition of his skill
as texidermist, made from crepe it's
sue paper in the shape of Brownies.
giving a true representation OF the globe
trotters Messrs Mold and Kennard.
The representations are true as life
and were placed on exhibition in the
window of the business office where
they were greatly admired by hundreds
of spectators.
While Mr.. Darragh originated the idea
he was assisted by Miss Ethel Laycock
Of College Hill, who has already gained
quite a notoriety by her work in max
ing paper representations. She is the
young lady who made the Brownie
figures for the Brownie doll house that
was on exhibition in a Main street
store window in 1894, and which at
tracted such universal attention and
favorable comment.
The figures will be presented to
Messrs Mold and Kenrard this evening
and they will be allowed 20 dispose Of
them so as to procure their first funds
for their great trip. During the day
the figures will be on exhibition a the
Eagle Office and this evening given 10
Wichita's navigators. and they viii re
members that. although Robert is IN
able to take them by the hand and wish
them Godspeed, yet he has not forgot
ten them and he hopes they viii re-
member him and the young lady who
assisted them in making their first
start toward securing their fortune.
All Will be pleased 10 know that Rob
ert is fast recovering his health and
hopes soon to be able to again greet
his friends
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-31

ents are as follows: Mr. and Mrs.
Lake and son, breakfast plates; Miss
Cora Carter, breakfast dish; the colored
orchestra, consisting of w. III. A Clark,
Ed Laudlum, A +. Johston, Jerry
Chinneth, J. F. Chinneth, pancake
plates; Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Porter, plates;
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Fleming and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. H. Phelps, cheese and fruit
dishes; Mr.. and Mrs. and Miss Ida Nc
Donald, said dish; Mr.. and Mrs w. h
Jones and Rev. VanTeel. chocolate set;
Mr.. and Mrs. a. ]. Coleman, cup and
saucers; Mr.. and Mrs. S. ". Williams.
cup and saucers; Rev. and Mrs Cakes.
cups and saucers; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Covington, fruit dish; Mr.. and Mrs.
Dualey Johnson. cake plate; Mrs. Nor
row and Mrs. Leslie, plates; Mr.. and
Mrs. f. G.. Banks, cups and saucers;
Mrs. Amanda Jones, cups and sauceTs;
Mr.. and Mrs Rowels. Mr.. and Mrs. An
derson, Mr. and Mrs. Griggs, Mr. and
Mrs. Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, Mr..
and rs. Hutchinson, r and Mrs. Hatch
err Mr.. and Mrs. James. Dir. and Mrs.
Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Crenshaw, Ella
Rowels and Mrs. Roach. tea set; Mrs.
VI. a. Hodge and daughter. fruit plates:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Anderson, berry dish
es; Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Williams and
Mrs. /. ". Stroud, gardinere; Miss Liz
zie BuTnham, berry dish; Mr. and Mrs.
j. T. Sanford, cake plate; Mrs Mary
Cot, plates; Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Williams,
said dish; Mrs. ]. II. Covington, mush
and milk set; William ORGY, breakfast
plates; Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones, Mr..
and Mrs E. Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Young and Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Smith,
said and pickle dishes; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Jackson, lobster dish; Mr.. and
Mrs. S. w. Jones and Mrs. William
ORGY, after dinner set; Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Robinson and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Cook, pie plates; Mrs. NJ. J.
Monroe, Mrs. Hollingsworth and Mrs.
Muse, said dish; Mr. and Mrs. McKin-
ley and Mr. and Mrs. II. Medley, fruit
set; Mr.. and Mrs. George Prince OF
Chicago, Jorge meat platter and vegeta-
bic dish.
The evening was spent. very pleasant
~ in music, games etc, after which
Mrs. Glover entertained her guests with
ice cream and fruits.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-31
WERE MARRIED TWENTY YEARS
MIR. and Mrs Thomas Glover Remembered
Handsomely by Their Friends.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Glover were
married twenty years last Saturday and
the result is a room fun of Chinaware
at theiC home. When Mr.. Glover came
here twenty-one or two years ago he
used to turn the hand press that turned
out the weekly editions of the Eagle.
He was then a very popular young col
ored man and was well liked by all
classes of people. He was bright. in
telligent and sensible and he saved his
earnings Before he left Jackson coun-
~, Missouri. he gave his heart to the
most popular col0Ted girl in all that
vicinity and she was like himself. bright
intelligent and sensi ble-and good look
ing. One day he went up Market street
and at the corner OF Elm he picked out
a spot where he thought it would be
exactly the right place to build a lit
tie home for the girl ne left behind him
He did so and after awhile added 10 it,
He patched there a year or so and then
he added TO the place again until he
had a nice cottage. He then sent for
the girl and they were married. They
are still in that house and have two
boys growing into manhood. For eight
years Cap White was their neiglb0r
and they still talk very affectionately
of the late editor. For several years
Tom was on the police force but the
Pops let him out. He then bought a
team and Is now making a good living
and putting a little money away reg
ularly.
Well. 70 make a long story short. the
colored people OF the city who hold Mr..
and Airs. Glover as models of the best
element Of their race watched the COM
ing II the twentieth anniversary OF their
wedding, put their heads together and
agreed 10 make them presents The re-
suit was that on Saturday evening Just
ninety of them took the Glover home
by storm. each OF them bearing a pres
enj suitable for the occasion. No mat
ter what the financial condition OF col
orei people IS they are generous and
when they make presents they are good
ones. That Is evidenced by the fine
array Of chinaware seen in the dining
room yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. q. w
Prince Of Chicago heard Of the intended
event and they sent a fine present by
express.
The names Of those who made pres
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-31
FOUR BOYS ARE CAUGHT
by Means of a Wire Crossing the Troliy
They shut on Travel.


Albert Keel, Frank and Henry Jones.
Bert Stephenson and WillieBoyd were
the recorded names of five boys who
were brought to the station yesterday
by Officer Harmon, on the charge OF
stopping the cars on the electric ran
road.
The boys were not aware that the lit
tie fun they had been having upon the
hill. and were very badly scared when
they were brought into court and
pleaded piteous. and their case was;
continued for the present
II seems that rhe boys would throw
a wire over the trolly and having one
end connected with a peg in the ground
would also attach the end and immedi-
ately there would be a fine display OF
electric lights at the point where the
wire crossed the trolley. This was nof
all, as the moment the LAST end was at
tached to THE ground every car on the
entire line would stand Sill.
Not only this. but the power at the
plant itself would be thrown off By
their act they caused a great amount
of Inconvenience. and many persons
were forced TO leave the car and walk
home.
The other evening the boys had made
STOulu NUI4kCGNEl-lS JA-N d5 III
West Side car had reached the center
of the bridge, and Immediately the
lights were extinguished and the car
stood still. The car was pushed of of
the bridge and the parties walked
home. Not only this. but houses that
were using the power throughout the
city were suddenly stopped.
It did not take long 10 locate where
the trouble had occurred. but when the
men would reach TIRE place they would
find nothing but the wire, the boys
having left.
This thing had been carried on for
some time, and finally Officer Harmon
was given the case. and for two nights
and days was secreted in TIE nighb0r-
hood. He was about TO conclude that
ehe inventors OF the electric display had
given up what the believed 70 be harm
less amusement. when he accidentally
heard the boys talking about Il
He made them believe that the ts1ing
would he an impossibility. and the boys
took him 70 the place to show how HEY
worked the scheme, ifrtle thinking INK
the trouble they were giving 90 explain
% a stranger the mysteries concerning
electricity would place Their liberty in
jea7ordy-
Al Ms fff3s-r Al4c ~afaalAt-Al@-lAiA1
were made. and Immediately tAe car
taat was approaching tae hiil, loaded
with the parents OF the boys. stood
stir TIE officer was convinced The
si--ill whisSle % ne power house al
noGnced tsst the power ha5 bean
grounded. ase officer Vas satisfied. Re
kicked loose Gle peg. ne car a NJ foot
OF the hal came on T-se whistle - ne
power house announced that every
Ehtng was .. X TIE boys wee d.
iSA.eG tkat they had convi7ce5 re
stranger. but WEI ne pushed back IS
cg1t aud showed TIRE ensE % his o.
zee. and cold 1aem 20 get On rse CIR
-yz.h aim r1sesr Joy was turned 70 SoT-
TOW.
As STAGED above. rasy we're released
% hasl. 5ur = - certain TIA: they VII
never again -tve eiecsEic eTh5oi-so1s
with ssle tro-iy wire ard Ear ne exc
sric he VII have ID furfasr trouble
from rs ssErce-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-31
LETTER FROM DAN STEWART
lie Wants the JaGle Represented at TIL
Great Prize Fight at FL Pnso.


Dan Stewart, the plucky Texan who
has bucked governors and legislatures
in an effort TO pull off the prize fight
between CoT'bett and F'itzsimmons, and
who never weakened when defeated, has
sent a letter TO the Eagle, received yes
terday drought Mr.. Frank z. Smith
extending to its representative all the
courtesieS for all the fights that will
come off at Ell PaSo on February IA. in
GLIDING the great mill which will go
down in sporting history.
Il will take pleasure" says Dan Stew
art, in seeing that the Eagle is well
supplied with comps TO all the fights
and that they shall call for the best
seats in the press reservation
The courtesy of Mr.. Stewart is fully
appreciated, also his kind words about
the Eagle. and it is entirely probable
that his offer will be accepted. In any
event the Eagle will have the details
of the great mill and the best account of
ii that Will be published by any paper
west of the Mississippi The Eagle
gives news for all kinds of people and
the sporting people as well as the mer-
chant, minister, school teacher. police
man, railroaders, farmers, travelling
men and mechanics know ii.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-31
THEY LOVE THEIR PLAY
Farsy of Surprises Take Hsr. and Mrs Dris-
coll by storm

Last night a merry party OF sur
pTsse-S'' went out - IRE farm home %
Mr.. and Mrs. DrlScOj who live six miles
south Of town and what they did she-e
can only be soli in the Wee sula' hours
when uhey expected - return Their
Ia,encion. however. was 70 have 3 big
dance and y uigaty goC4i time and e
the merry ring OF their laughter. as
they started away in a bsg wagon, vas
any Indication. they had IT. The occa-
son Was the viSsS Of some Of Mrs. DTis-
coils friends from the east and :ae- son
from Oklahoma The party thar start
ed from here was made up ~ The home
~ NJ ansd Mrs. William Meyer on
South E,mporia and was made I'D as
follows: Mr.. and Mrs William Meyer.
MlSssss n. TlmmonS. r Murphy. c. and
N. Hannibal. E. TiTnrnons. Nocturnal ii,
]. and = Getto. P2-kist and NesEe
Fancy and Mess<s- N. Shields. y. MIR
psy. :. TSmmons. ]. McDurrnazd, 3
1aelS. J. C-amer ard E. Fancy,