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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

TOLEDO. ONO. Aug. 1O.-At a cross
ing of the Cincinnati, Jackson, and Mack
inaw railroad. IN the northern part of the
city this afternoon passenger tran
going at a high rate of speed, fan down
a woman and her three children.
The mother was instently Killed. ane
her threc-year-old daughter so badly in
iurcd that she lived hut d short time ar.
Ter the accident.
The dead woman was Mrs. Mary Pau
ley. aged twenty-five years. wife OF the
watchman of the Buckeye Brewery
Just as the train was upon them the
threc-year-old child stepped over between
the rails. and the mother seeing its dan
ser. went after II, but was too late. III,
train struck them both. just as the mother
was leaning over TO pick up the baby
Mrs. Pauley was horribly mangled abou
the head. number Of oones were broker
about her body. and her dress was torn
almost of.
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Ice Mission

Please acknowledge. with many thanks.
the following contributions.
From little girls Cwho sent N.SS on July
24th), u cents.
Box at Nliller's. S2.55.
Box al Morris. -
Box at The Times. S2.52.
Lawn party al Chestnut hin given by
Misses Rtbecca Clarke Louie Estill and
Ara Pcttus. $.
BOX al the Dispatch. cash. 81.
Miss Davidson Bedford city 81
Making a total of Sli.ls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

The Common Council to Deal With the
Broad street Franchise.

The Common Council Will meet We'd
nesday night for the purpose OF consider
ing the granting of street-railway fran
chses on Broad street. and the meeting
Is expected TO be very lively and interest
ing.
There are now TWO petitions before the
body. one. of the Richmond Conduit Com
yany, asking amendments to the ordi-
nance granting their franchise. and the
other from the Richmond Railway and
Electric Company. The application OF
the Richmond Traction Company mas
been referred 10 the Committee on
Streets.
The August term Of the Hastings Court
commences tomorrow.
President Turpin of the Board OF Alder
men. has appointed Major Otway $. Al
len and President Glover OF the city
Council. has appointed Mr.. James +.
Ferriter. TO represent the city on the
committee 20 entertain the United Con-
federate Veterans at their reunion here
next May.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Ferdinand Boursrrnat 10
Annett and Mcianie West 'rh Of. - feet
an south side Marshall between First ana
second streets, 81.
Iohn r.. Cookies exccutriX TO Maggie
y Neal ~ feet on east side Jefferson
street. near Canal, $500.
n 5. Cononna and wife TO William
T. Harris. - feet ON south side Boyd
street near kenney. for 500
Hetfie and Isaac Lawson 10 Royal
Racks 30 feet on Clay or Hickory street
bakers addition, $40.
Thomas Mccarthy and wife to nlins ~.
Siewers. l55 feet on NJ street corner mir
fietA. 800
Alfred ;. Winston 10 George W. Robert
son. p feet on Williamsburg street near
JeffersOu'S lot $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-The French
Government has shown its appreciation
of the fine capabilities OF the cruiser Co
lumbia by ordering the immediate con
strretion OF TWO vessels as near Ike
the famous American flyer as they can
he made In the abscrce of our exact
pians. They are 20 be known as "Croi-
seurs Corsaires." or pirate cruisers, and
notwiths landing the criticisms that have
been passed upon the Columbia because
Of her light battery. these French cruis-
ers wiH have still smaller caiihre guns,
the largest being but 6.j inches, as
against S-inch guns Tor the Columbia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

Jointed. Candidates are already appear
ing az different points In The county.
Friday night Constable SamAels bro1gnt
back TO Richmond william l.. Davis and
John g. Spratiey. whom he had arrertei
I'm Newport News. The charge a%ainst
Davis Is an assault on Mary = Brown.
and that Of PARTED, c;lng IN row at the
Gaiiioan fishcrmcn's Hall. In Hemico
county. Zach Johnson. who was also
wanted. escaped thu C)ns' ale. Spra'ley
was searched. and upon his person was
found a formidabie-iooSing knife. Their
cases will probably come W tomorrow
before Justice Il. e. Friend. Davis was
bailcd for his appearance.
Justice Vincent Yesterday afternoon sent
on TO the grand Jury Charles -. Duke,
railroad Waterman. charged with carry
ing "a concealed weapon. lie was arrested
up0n the complaint OF colorct man
named Charles Jones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

PALMYRA. y. s.. Aus. S.-The pco-
ule living in the vicinity of Favcttc ana
Jackson streets. I'm this village, are
aroused over the nightly appearance OF
a naure cl0iied m black and wearing "a
mask. II comes out of clunp OF "c9 Us
ON Pinnacle Hill. 1t avoids all eieetri,
light lamps and appears directly behind
persons walking in the streets named.
several persons have been approach ID
ana thoroughly frightened. Among them
are peplty Postmaster Parsons. Book
keeper Frown. and Lawyer Mcintyre. the
latter sprnted after the ghost'y OBJECT
hui was surprised when. as h. suppose 4,
he was close 10 10 20 md that the igure
was a long distance o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

Made Glorious Autumn by These SOFA
Water Ncn-Our >tckel- faii Lihe
Winter Haii-sfati-ties.

Yesterday was generally pronounced The
warmest day Of the season. and every
possible device FOR keeping cool was re-
sorted TO by the swcltering people. Tie
saltwater people got in their fine work,
and all DAY long until late at night
shower of uickels ratilsl about their ears.
Ntlk-shakes. cream-sOdas. llmeades, ana
phosphatcs flowed oy-r the marble corn-
ters in a sparkling, refreshing noou'
cooling the parched tongues OF the popu-
The ice-waeors were busy delivering
great blocks Of fee. che very sight OF
which Was refreshing
Tnc extreme torridity also WORKED "e,'
fer the strect-car people, Tor no one
who could raise a naif-dime WouIu VAR
ovsr a square during IN" heat oi lhe
day. and when tht shades Of evening
begSn 10 fall. the cars bound Tor the
parks were loaded TO the limit.
THE BREEZY PARK.
Forest TIN and Reservoir Parks pre-
scented beautiful scenes after me pid az
Ing sun had gone down. pictnresquciy-
attired couples strollcd about on me
green grass under the trees, the girls
attired in garments Of while ana breezy
look. and the men, Tor the most paIl
dressed I'm duck suits. with white SHOES.
The refreshment stands at these resorts
ran full blast and lemonade was dis-
posed OF by the barrel ana the porfie-
tors Of the stands were htpll.
Many people went 20 highland faih
and Woodland Heights, ard ths cars 10
and from Seven Pines were wei mlen'
rrw STATISTICS,
4 starstician took the trouble 10 figure
up on the number Of glasses OF various
drinks dispensed from the sOdA-fprrtdina
Yesterday He went at II ln TINS way
At a moderate calculation there are now
5000 persons in Richmond. OF this rum
Der at least $1,000 have arrived At the
age of consent 10 imbibe sode- water.
some Of these persons rink moderately
of cooling beverage, and others I'M
moderately. A fair average ne con
cinios. would be ten glasses per capita.
This would make 10000 glasses. EaCh
e;ass holds about pint This would
give q. 80 gallons Of cold fluid disposed OF
on each hot day This means an cNpch-
difure OF g25.B0 TO disDcl the heat Tor
twenty-f0ur hours
These figures seem TO be astounding
when 81 Is remembered that they are
made VI Of little hye-cent pieces
The statistician explains that he puts
the average at ten glasses per hcad DC
cause. he says, that young couples IN
their evening str0ls think nothing or
drinking fifteen. and this brings the
average up.
rroGts acrtiing TO dealers in these effer-
vescing and refreshing fluids. and sees
browu-sfone fronts on west Franklin
street awaiting them In the future IL IS
indeed an IN wind that blows no one
good but soon the dog-star VIII wane'
and the distressed popuiacf viii cease 70
pour forth these nickels and 20 lard
the lean earth" as they 20.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
4 Pleasant Entertainment.

4 very pleasant ice-cream entertain
mont was given Friday night az Mrs.
Homes boardng-houso. ll9 ~ 7est clay
street. by ons Of her boarders 9, Miss
Taisy Homes Among the guests We're
Mrs. Willie Lucy. Mrs ErEest Hawks.
Misses Annie Relic. and Ada Hamlet. Of
this city. and Miss Maggie Hall, # Bruins
wick: Mr. Spencer and wife. Of Balu more,
Mr. j. T. Gabriel. Of Catawba, y. G.; NJ.
Il. W. Stiff. Of Roanoke, Messrs. HUB
York: Mr. lea of Washington. MIR. Jones
% Ashland. Nh John T. Elicit T. II.
shepard SETON Lucy. Woodiin Tim
bcriake. ana many Others Of this city.
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ittajBed His Majority.

4 merry gathering graced the parlors
Of the residence Of Captain James T..
phillips Friday night the occasion being
the twentv-frst anniversary OF the birth
day OF Mr.. James f. Phillips, Jr.. who
rendered a reception TO number OF rela-
tiVes and friends.
The host Of the evening was the rccp-
lent OF many congratulations upon MS
arrival al mans estate. After supper had
been served tho ladies' and gentlemen
present passed the hours agreeaoly lh
dancing and other social pleasures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

Go with Mrs. Gin to Virginia Beach
and ocean View tomorrow If you would
Zee the August heat and have de
liehtful trip 20 Old ocean. Tire train VIII
leave the BrOad-strect station on the
Chesaucake and Ohio railway az $50
o'clock sharp. in the morning, and VIII
give ample time for baseball rOOtcrs 20
see the game i'm Norfolk.
Sunday eXcursi0nists leaving the city
to-day can also return on this train at
very small additional cost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

NEW YORK, Aug lO-Thc total num-
Der Of BODIES taken ont OF the wrcck"I
burGing az west Third street and south
Fifth avenue is ten Three have been
iahen out i9uay ana tonight. Josrpn
Guiler. OF Br, Oklyn. who WIS the con
tractor for the pastering work OF the
building. was arrested al the ruins this
afternoon. He was taken into custody
upon a warrant issued by Coroner Fi'--
patrick. His arrest Is believed 10 be due
10 the assumption that the doors were
ovcrweighted with plaster and that this
caused the cOliap4e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

NEW YORK, Aug. S.-Aaron Leib a
shoemaker OF Yonkers. was tormenied
by playful boys in sOnt OF his shop, No.
go Main street. last night Barney tp-
stein. sixteen years old. and living ar No.
2is Main street. struck Leib in the iert
side. fracturing two ribs DR. Emmornall
says Leib will die. Three years ago
Patrick Cannon stabbed the shoemaker
for refusing 20 give him money. Since
then Leib has been a paraiyuc and Can
year sentence Epstein Is IN jail. ana
hail has lfan refused
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

on Friday night last an enjoyable TUG
party Was given 10 War.Nck's Park. Mrs
Arthur G.. johnson was the chaperon. and
those who went were Misses Buckncr
Armlstead. Linda Word. Josie W.ngicld.
Lula Gilman. Mesdames q 'orse Robinson
and Arthur O.. Johnson, and Messrs.
James G.. Cherry @. &. pvscoll, Lewis
Mason. \. +. Jahnke, !r. ana George
Iinhlnann
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
4 RIcHmoND CoLLEGE GRADUArE
VIII succeed to the Rev. Thomas Dixon's
Vacant Pulpit.

The congregation OF tho Twenty-third
street Baptist church. Of New York. have
decided TO call Rev. Sparks W Melton
OF Baltimore. 10 mi the vacancy IN the
pulpit caused by the resignation Of Rev
Thomas Dixon
Mr.. Melton IL expected TO take charge
September LIST. lie Is tweniy-sM years Of
age. and was graduated from Richmond
College. He has been preaching coniln-
uously for the past six years, although
he has never had charge Of any particu-
lar church. Recently he has been preach
ing at F'ranklin-Square church, Baiii-
more. lie IS an unmarried man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

YESTERDAY morning Commissioner o. the
Revenue Charles " Childrey brought
into the city specimens OF rock, which he
claimed 10 contain pure gold. MIR Chill
drey said that he discovered vein of
aurlferous rock while blasting a bed of
sandstone. preparatory 10 boring well
on his farm. which rs located on the
Brook road. about four miles from Rich
snond. Mr.. Childrey would not discuss
tho matter any further than TO say that
ne had brought the specimens I'm for the
purpose OF having .-.cm examined BY an
sJSdyer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

A Western Alabama editor was writing
uu a local theatrical entertainment FEE
Gently. and be wanted 10 he ud %. uiarly
nice about 10. so Doe mentioned tho ames
Of several young ladies Of tht town, and
wrote. "thay ait filled their parts 10 per-
lection" Then be- went Inmc When
the paper appeared IL was found that the
printer had put au "r' in the place OF
an or" ia fhe word parts. Atlanta
Clnslltufl0n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
4 Happy Reunion.

The family reunion OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cy-
rus Marsh. OF 80 north Eleventh street.
with their children and grandchildren
was a happy event. II was the first fun
reunion In twelve years The family con-
slsts of six children-Mrs. ". NJ. Bro
raugh. Of Pembroke. Ky, Captain James
H. Marsh Of Natchez. Miss. ar Mvron
Marsh. of Greensboro y. c., Mrs. /. G..
West. Mrs May Foster. and y. II. Marsh,
OF this city.
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Hi> Disaualif,ing Possession

Attorney for defence}-Y0u say you
have not formed OF expressed any opinion
IN this case. Now. sir. what DO you
understand by the word opiniOn2
Nenireman-Why. / have an idea
AttOrney-That will DO. Your Honor.
! challenge .his man for cause. Chicago
Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

"A Tribute in Song From Virginia Wo-
men TO Georgia" is the title OF a neat
booklet from the press of g. T. johnson
& Co. issued by the Virginia iepartnent
of Woman Workers Tor the atlanta Elk
position. The little volume IS made up
If about thirty highly creditable poems
10y Virginia WOn tn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

MONTICELLO. FLA. Aug. lO.-P. y.
Birds steam-mill and cotton-ginning plant
at this place was completely wrecked by
boiler explosion about l2.g this after
noon. Allan Brooks. Prince HIATT. and
Amos Gross We're killed. Jim Reagan,
Charles Harris. Cynda Johnson. ana
Nancy johnson were seriously injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

Not day passes now that some big
corporation does not announce the res
toration OF wages to employees who had
been cut down during the panic OF last
year. And every time wages are re-
stored. free coinage gets disastrous
body blow. -Pctersburg Index-Appeai.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

This cause came ON this day 90 Zee again
heard on the papers formerly read, ana
was argued boy counsel, on consideration
whereof II appearing 10 the Court that
Commissioner A. W Patterson fled IN
me office or this court. on the 18th day
OF February 1895. an account Of the
transactions or Samuel T. Waddili. nd
ministratOr OF the estate OF jeremiah
Brayicy. deceased. and a report as 10
the debts and demands against .he estate
Of the said deCetenf such account ana
report having been made by him in pur-
suaucc OF DEGREES heretofore entered
herein. and moro than one year having
elapsed since the qualification Of the said
Samuel r. Waddin IS administrator as
aforesaid. the Court. upon the m3tion Of
Amelia q. Brayley. one OF the distribu-
tees Of the said estate. by counsel, doth
order that the creditors Of the said Jere-
mlah Brayiey, deceased. doth show cause
n any they e.. d. before this Court. on
the first day OF the next term thereof
QSgJ. October ltll. against the payment
end delivery Of the estate Of said Gece-
dent 10 his distributes. And II IS or
dered that a copy Of This order be- pub
lished once a week for four successive
weeks IN some newspaper published I'm
the city OF Richmond. and be posted at
the front door OF the courthouse OF the
county OF HcnricO on the first day OF
two successive terms OF me County Court
OF HenricO.
a copy-Teste:
j. r. BROADDUS,
&. II. G. =.
WADDlLL. JR., Attorney for Plain
TN au1-w-4w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

WINNIPEG. Aug. io.-The Provincial
Cabinet met to-day, but no action was
taken on the school question. II Is not
expected that Premier Greenway VIII
make his second reply 10 Ottawa Tor
some weeks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

.t,W YORK. AUs. l).-The Tailors'
stl ~ Was officially declared of tonight.
The County School Board viii meet next
Thursday 10 pass upon bids for the cree
tion OF the new school building in Tuck
ahoe. district The meeting was 10 have
been held yesterday. but quorum could
,Ol lie secured.
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The Prcss ONLY Excursion.

The old Dominion Press club has Sc
cured the steamer PocahOntas. and VII
give the excursion OF the season on the
night OF August 9TH. All who 90 are
assured a good time as music and re-
frcshments have been provided. with
view 10 securing the best OF each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

The object OF this suit Is 10 have sale
and partition in some ~ the modes pre-
scrbed by law OF that certain arm IN
Henric0 county, Va. known as sunny
side" ard situated on the Cary Street
road. about one ana 0ne-haif niles west
OF the city Of Richmond. containing ~
and c2-iO0 acres.
And an affidavit having been made and
filed that A. L. Garrett and L. %. Garrett.
her husband. are not residents OF tho
state Of Virginia. II IS ordered that they
appear here within fifteen days after
due publication OF this order and DO
what is necessary to protect their IN
terest I'm this suit
Teste: j. r.. BROADDUS. Clerk.
4 copy. j. r.. BROADDUS. Clerk.
SMITH MONCURE * GORDON
ty27-saiw Counsel for Plaintiffs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

POTTSTOWN. Aug. S.-A COW owned
Pottsgr0ve. died suddenly, and a post
norton revealed tenpenny nail lodged
liz the heart. How II got there is mys-
terry.
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Ui- Resi- Recollection.

well wbap do you want. sonny
asked the grocer.
II most forget what mamma sent NE
for" replied the perpleXed little boy on
the outside Of the counter but think
IT'S a can % condemned milk. Chicago
IrILInD
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Henrico County News.

Tomorrow meeting OF the County
Democratic Committee will be held 70 de-
EIDE about the question Of holding 4
Vf1mayy election. Should II be decided 10
y - Q day for the same Will be APP
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

on Cherry street. near Spring. Is very
Objectionable pool Of water. This place
fills up with every rain. and the people
residing near there complain that IL soon
becomes stagnant and unhealthy.
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ChanccrN Court.

Judge Lamb will arrive in the city on
Monday, and Will hold one session OF the
Chancery Court ON Tuesday beginning al
10 o'clock. Court viii adjourn Tuesday
night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

4 picture have / of w0man's face.
with sn DE SO softly divine
Tnat boz my heart 30 has place
And viii t.A The end Of time.
J. a. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

The bills for the expense OF the mill
tary at Narrnsville POcahontas, aud
Luneuburg age an in the hands OF the
Adjutant-General and they amount 90
something less than $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

This means that the law must be
obeyed. and that the saloon-keeper who
continues to disregard II will have his
license revoked.
In order that there might be no failure
H. the receipt OF the above notice. Major
Howard had them delivered I'm person
10y the police.
Another notice will probably be given
later naming the exact hour and date.
Major Howard is very much Srauneb
at Judge Wits action. and feels that
with the hearty support Of the courts
his fight is already won.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
judgment was confessed by a. NJ. Gum
in favor OF Ellington Guy. for sisA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

against
Mary Miller Mary r.. Miller. Or. George
ii. Bright. j. Bernhard Stroehla, ana
the niece OF John Stroehla, deceased,
living IN Germany, whose name Is uu-
lrro,gtt ..................... Defendants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

UIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERKS OF
' FICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR THE COUNTY OF HENRlCO-lN
NACATfON-ls9J. JULY 18th.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

yyIRGiNIA.-IN THE LAW AND
\ EQUITY COIRI or ThE CITY or
RICHMOND. THE 2irh DAY or JtLh,
1873.
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Amelia G.. Brayley .flantif,
against
Scmucl T.. Waddin. administrator OF the
estate Of jeremiah Brayley. deceased.
ana others. .....................Dcf ndants.
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N CiiANCERY,

The object or this sgit b. % settle zap
.hn estate OF isabella StrOehla, deceased,
ana 10 sen TOR the payment OF debts and
ieeacies the real estate devised ut sall
accident 10 Mary Miller for live. And
affidavit having been made aud nieu that
Rsrnh8rd Stroehla and the niece OF
Iohn Stroehla. deceased, living Ia Ger
many. whose name rs unknown, are nom
residents OF the state of Virginia, and
mat the latter is an unknown party,
fhey are required 10 appear here within
nfteeu days after due publication hereof
and do what is necessary TO protect
their interests herein.
A copy-Teste.
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Frank Miller. executor Of Isabella stro( 2,
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\rrTG1NiA.-fN THE CIRCUIT COURT
' or HENKlCO COUNTY. JULY T.,
1SgJ
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A. +. Fell. &c.
against
$. II. Z. Dyer and others.
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=. r.. WINSTON Clerk.
A. r. COURTNEY. .. Q. iy2G- Nv
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y y IIFVN TITIIN1
&. II. G. o.
WADDlLL, JR.. Attorney FOR Plain
tin. au1-~-sw