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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-05

support the galleries spray Of six
or eight lights was thrown out IN
graceful curves from each and depend
ing from them WIRE ~ many more
hung loosely at UNEQUAL lengths
against the white fronts OF the pillars,
The pffect was unique Viewed from
an upper gallery tonight, the brilliant
lights, the green and white and gold
OF the decorations. the sheen OF tue
rich gowns ui the dancers combined 40
present a scene scarcely tn be sur
passed. The promenade music which
preceded the ball was furnished by
VICTOR Herbert's Twenty second Regl.
nent band, Of New York, and Haley's
Washington orchestra, playing alter
nate numbers The order Of the mu-
sic were as follows:
overturr-T ahnhHuser....., .,...Wagner
Selcutlon-FauBt, 1919, ..v,.,'', ...dOunou
Second HunEariun RhapSody ,,.,r;;' LAzt
9yertprsE .sIs, tn, VI IisSSeyt
SelectlOn-W Wizard OF the Nile.,. Herbert
The order OF the dancing was as fol-
lows:
Waltz-Return Of SprinE. ,....., WOldtenfcl
Promenade Gold Bug Victor Herbert
f.Anciers--A Gaiety irl.,....".....;.J Jones
wultz-Artist Lite. .......,,........ Strauss
PromenRdc-Spanish Dance. Moszkowskt
Quadrillc-Jnu Jou........,,-..,,.M. Gungle
TWo-Step-El Captain. ........, ...,.. .SOuHh
OmenRde-SelccijOn Gems from Car
men,. ....,..,..,,,.' 's'''....s'; =, laIart
MnltE-LR BercCuse. .,.....,., WnldiehIcl
Ecnci6rs- international. ....., ....'.'.MOsch
romenade-HungaT1an %anua Z; =, ,....,..
Two-step-Shite Flyer. .......,....... Haley
WaltE-Symposln.t. ....,.,. .,,',. Dehdlas
Quadrllle--Aillltairc, .,,... ..,,,.,. strauss
Promenade-Grand Futasic, Faust. !,
........,.. ....,,,,,,.. ..,.,,,..,l iOunOu
Waltz Princess Homie. ....,..,.: Spencer
LancleFs-RObln Hood. ...,.,..,.. De koNeh
Prnmenade-Tho American Glrl...'',;
....,,.,. Victor Herbert
TwO-Step-B la!.E Amerlca-,.,,..'..;,;;A ickel
waltZ-My Dram. .....,:, ,..,.,'';; SS,t rausS
Promcnlde-Grand Finale from VIII
ToW-Step- semper Fidelis. .l.,..s.., sonsd
Waltz-Auf Wiedersehen........ Baker
The menu OF the ball supper was as
follows:
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The article referred to was taken
from the New York Press, and was as
follows:
zone OF the bright young men OF the
dry goods district has started meth'
emadCaI epidemic. Here Is the germ
A farmer gives his man 800 and tells
him 10 bring him enough OF cows al
so each, sheep at 50. and pigs at 30
cents to make a total of one hundred
animals. Flow many OF each does the
man buy?'"
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FEATHER RENovAToR.
Wives and
HOuSekeeperS.
TELEPHONE NO. 500.

TELEPHONE NO, son.
To All Whom It May Concern;
The undersigned have purchased HAm'l;;
tons Improved Feather Renovhtor. ans
and arr now prepared TO do work promp!y
and at reasonable prices, Work called iot
and delivered FREQ OF charge. Leave eL,
dors at r. L.uks's Livery, No. 1880 Marx"
street, or address
FORD & HAMMER,
Corner Eighteenth and ChapllnO Streets
Wheeling. W. Va
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FOR RENT.
FOB RENT

No. 1910 Market street. store room
and dwelling s.........sr.s....... 81 d
No. ~ FoUTteenih stTcct............. q q
No. 81 Seventeenth street............... 3 3
No. slOi MaIh street, 3 rooms ......... s.
80. S53 National Rond...,...,......... ;
No. "a National ROad.....,.,........ vi
No. 1912 Market street, store room
and dWclllng.ss's., ...,......'. ..s.ss. y Z
No. 335 Main street. rooms, both
gases .....ss..ss .....ssss....ss.,s.asss. u
30. &C Seventeenth street. both gases. Il
No. lS3 Fourteenth street, both gases q
No. 2ll Sixteenth street, both gases y
No. 1872 Main street. store room, both
No. Il Seventeenth Htreet............... p 4
No. 1905 McColloch street ............. Is f,
No. 3J7 Main st.. saloon and ; r0OIns.. 3
No. 1913 Elizabeth street........,,...... 5
No, LIS Seventeenth street, rooms.
No. 24lj Market street, first hoor.... :
No, 2l53 Main street. store Toom...... y
No, 2ij7 Main street store room ..., u
No. "a SiXteshth street, store room. Is
Residence EdElngtOn Lane. II rooms,
acres Ground. 80 fruit tre"s......
No 25g4 Main street. ............,........ !
Saloon In Martins Ferry ......,,...... y
4-Roomcd housR, Crescent Place.
3 houses near Manchester Coal
Works. east OF Mt. de ChantAl Is eac
rooms SatbsTt property. on Wheel
ing creek .s.s5............. ..... !
rooms BedIlion property, Wheeling
No zSi2 Market street. blacksmith
Stable rear OF No. $50 MarlEl street.
Stable rear oil German Bank.
w FOR SALE.
Real estate OF every description.
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That Lame Rack can be cured with
DR., Miles NERVE PLASTER, Only &c,
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To the Editor OF the IntelllEencer.
SIR:-The answer to the question
given In your issue Of March .. under
the title OF Germ OF New Epidemic. y
Is us follows:
He bought FIVE COWS 1t $40 each. $50:
one sheep at s.. 50; ninety-four pigs a:
hfty cents, A7. Total, one hundred
head. Amount, 800.
II. H. MCCULLOUGH,
No a Thirty-ninth Street,
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49, EsrATE.
FOR SALE.

$50 buys hougc Of I rooms. lot 32ig ma.
McCOilOch and Twelfth street.
tl.2O0 buys house Of Z rooms i0i lr..
on EOff, near Tenth street. '
500 buys house lOf ) rooms, lot g1is. no.,
Charles street.
1900 buys two houses. and lot sffs.
Rents for $50 per nnnum; good lHya',
uent. on I watlh street
gi,1OO buys house OF Z rooms ON E.,t
street, near Eighteenth. This ~ ar III.
price, ~
dillon on weekly payments II desired
Money TO loan ut Q per cent on real esta,s
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SW|F 5
SPECIFIC

IL far ahead Of any blood remedy on the
market, for T. dnrs No much more lie.
sides TcmOvu impurities, aud tOnlng up
the rundown system, ~ fUrrV any blood
disease. II matters not how dccp.scatcd or
nUltinnte, which other sp'Callcd bloOu
remedies fail IN roach. II iHn real blood
remedy for real blood diseases.
Mr. Ata Smith, Oi GrCenCastlc, IND,
writes! 81 had such had ClsG Vt SciAuc
rheumatism that | became absolutely
helpless unable to take my food or hgndr
myself In any way. | took many patent
uIrdIciuuI. but they did not reach my
trouble Our dozen bottles M >. 3, 3.
cured mo sound and we'll, aud now weigh
10"
Books on blood and skin diseases mailed FREQ
BY swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-05
EDUCATIONAL.

This school offers complete and thor
ough education in Practical English
Mathematics, English Classics, Latin,
Modern Languages and Elocution;
ART STUDIO, conducted by Mrs Eva
Hubbard. offers superior advantages for
Pencil, Charcoal. Water Color, Crayon
Drawings and OIL Painting.
Boys received In the Primary ana inter-
mediate Departments. For circulars or In
terviGw. apply to
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART, Principal,
WHEELING. W. VA.
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-yER since / was eighteen years OLD
until learned Of DR.. Miles kestora-
- tive Remedies, suffered from slck
headache and extreme nervousness anddys-
popsIa. In time heart disease developed
was treated by several doctors With no re-
lief. Severe palpItstlon with pain in iett
breast, shortnsss OF breath, and s'notherlnS
Epells made mo most miserable. pro-
curcd Or. Miles Restorative Nervine and
New Heart Cure and took them alternately
as directed. Improvement began at onee
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land increased 50 rap
idly that inside OF six
months l increased
thirty six pounds in
weight. All pain In
the heart IS gone, and
tho nervousness has
wholly left me-"
Mrs. CnAA. KNAPP,
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v. German St., Little Falls, n. y. Nov. 7.'6'
Dr.. Niles Remedies nro sold by oil drug
gists under positive guarantee, arst bottle
benefits or money refunded. BooEon Heart
and nerves sent free to all applicants,
DIR, MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, IND
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-19
CONVICT LABOR PROBLEM
New York Penitentiary Managers Believe
it Has Been Solved

Albany, y. Y, Nov. 1s-The problem
OF how state convic;s shall be kept al
work without competing with free labor
has seemingly been solved by the law
which went into effect on January ] OF
this year. This law provided that all
state Institutions, departments and po-
litical divisions should purchase ali their
supplies and articles of equipment. from
the prisons II such could be manufactur-
ed there. Since the law went into opera
ton, acquisitions have ben received for
over $3.50. 200 worth OF goods. which guar
antees the continuous employment OF
cOnvicts. AS II costs bu, 500. 600 annu-
ally TO maintain the prisons they are
therefore made self-sustalning under the
new system. Speaking OF the matter to-
day, General Austin Lathrop. superin-
tendent Of state prisons. said:
None Of the methods OF employing
conivcts during my administration OF ten
years has been sslf-supporting. with the
exception OF the new one. An enormous
amount Of money viii be saved to the
state. Nearly ss00. 900 worth OF goods
have been ordered from t.1e prisons this
year. Next years trade viii amount 10
81 90. 900. We sell al price below that
OF the markets. so that the books OF the
institutions themselves show a net profit
in making purcha ses from US"
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A IS cents: class B 1911 cents: classes c.
d and E Is cents.
TIME LIKELY TO RR EXTENDED
In Which Railroads May Equip Can With
Safety Appliances

Washington. Nov. iT.-On December
1. the Interstate Commerce commission
will give a hearing 90 the railroads that
have petisioned for an extension OF toe
time in which 70 equip their freight
cars and locomotives with automatic
brakes and car coapiers under the lar
OF 1898. TIE law with It's penalties and
fines Is 20 become operative January 1.
1898. unless he commission exercises the
authority granted TO Il by the law 70
give an extension OF time. Monday was
the lass day for the reception 90 peti-
tons for extension. The commission sk-
Inmates that something less than per
cent % the railroads have complied fully
with the provisions OF the Law. Tho
New York Central and the Chicago. Bur-
hngton and Quincy are rhe only prom
inen, systems thoroughly equipped
About 30 per cent OF the other roads
have applied Tor an extension and the
remainder, probEoly GOO or more. have
taken no action whatever. Several OF
the individual branches % TIE various
railroad orders have protested against
an extension and proosoly they will De
given a hearing in connection with thu
roads. None OF the railroad orgsniza-
tons as a whole have entered protests
against an extension. There seems to
be little doubt that the commission VII
extend the time
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-19
wATERwORKs SUR DISMISSED
Uoited Waterworks Company and Others
Against the Omaha wxterw orks Co.


New York. Nov. 1s.-Justice Laughlin
in special term OF the supreme court to-
day dismissed the complaint in an ac-
ton brought by the United Water
Works company and others against the
Omsha Water Works company. and the
reorganization committee Of the defunc.
American Water Work. company TO pre-
vent the further execution Of the plan
whereby the property of the last named
company, which wac bought in by the
committee az foreclosure sale last year
was turned over to the Omaha Water
Work. company. which executed a mort
gage OF 5000. 900. The property consist
ed Of water works, franchises and plants
situated in Omaha and other cities in
Nebraska, formerly owned by the Amer
lean Water Works company. When that
company defaulted I'm 1893, most Of the
security holders deposited their holding.
with a committee on whom full power
was conferred. The plaintiffs reprcsen,-
ed IS on, 1850 holders of the bond. .,
the old company. The new company was
organized under the laws OF Maine and
the objections raised by the plaintiffs to
the reorganization plan were overruled
by the court on the ground that no pro-
visions OF the Maine statutes are yio-
lated.
The new company has obtained the
right to the franchises from the state OF
Nebraska and that state clone can at
tack the enjoyment OF the franchise by
the new company.
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UNION PACIFIC MONEY
Arrangements For the Faymeat of Thir-
teen snd . Hslf MIIIIons

New York. Nov. l7.--Arrsugsmsnts for
the first payment 20 the government ac-
count X the Union Pacific railroad de0t
have been practically completed by ne
reorganization committee and tie syn
dicate. The frs; payment win be made
next Monday and viii amount % about
SIS 500 coo. the price paid for the bonds
in the sinking fund held by she treasury.
These bonds viii be turned over 20 ths
committee as soon as ths money Tor
them IL deposited in the National City
bank 20 the cre-i; Of the government. In
proportion . the United States bonds
deposited b. them in ihs United states
treasury al Washington a. eeruri'y FOR
the casa held on account OF TIE govern
meni. The National Gay hank vii turn
over - those banks part % the ti3oJo. 90
Thus about g. COO. co. % bonds have b~rs.
- deposited over and above the bonds
FOR nearly The Full amount deposited By
the National Bank 81 the ii3 20. 90 q
Pacihc bonds currency slxesl which tie
government Win turn over 70 ne rsor-
gauizailon committee next Monday 81
90. 900 are pas. due and they will be de-
Iivered 20 the committee AZ the sos-
treasury IN tbs city. The renaindsr. for
he n10s; part. become due on the fret
% January mex. and aoTns Ia JaausSy.
1se4
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PASSES To STOCKINGS
This 10 . More Less Serious Problem
Among the Western Lines

Chicago. Nov. 1.-THE Western Joint
Traffic Freight Bureau met today for the
purpose OF considering the restriction %
passes granted 20 stockmen. This class
OF transportation has been a great de-
morizsr Of passenger business, and 10
was ct the instance OF Chairman ". +.
White OF the executive committee 81 the
Western Passenger association that tina
freight men took hold OF the matter. ft
was the opinion OF the meeting today
that great abuses had crept into this por-
ton OF the freight traffic. and Il was de-
c.ded thai measures should be taken n
once 10 cut of In a very large measure
The number OF passes granted % stock
men. actual and alleged. Nothing dein-
tie viii be done until after a meeting OF
a represen sative OF the bureau with Mr..
White. whi will act IN this case for ne
western roads and report 10 the psssen-
ger men the result Of this meeting With
the freight representatives: IL Il GER
tain. however. tha: there will be fewer
s;ockmen by far who will ride on free
tickets during the next year.
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COTTON.

New York, Nov. 1S-The cotton market
opened steady, with prices . to 8 points
lower under local and some foreign sell
ing, following disappointing cables. Re
ports of damage by frost in the cotton
belt later started covering and at II O'Clock
the market, while quiet, had firmer I'M
dertone with prices at a net advance of
to points. Trading throughout the fore
noon was extremely light, sales for the
first hour reaching but 5000 bales. SUBJ
sequent cables indicated better feeling
in Liverpool in response TO our advance.
Port receipts were smaller than looked for
which tended to check the selling. Closing
quotations: Spot steady; middling uplands
SIS; middling gulf. 61s; sales, 400 bales. F'u-
lures steady; sales 10000 bales. January,
s5.77; February, S.sl; March, 1856; April,
s5.91; May, s5.96; November, S5.71; ecember,
ssh.
Galveston, Tex, Nov. 1S.-Cotton-Firm
and tending upward; middEng, 7-1s
Liverpool, Nov. 1S.-2 p. m.-Cotton-Spot
lower; American middling. 3 1872; futures
easy; demand moderate.
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BRAGs OF HER LIVESTOCK
Nebraska Makes Large Claims Based on
Cudabv's FiSureaL

Lincolon, Neb.. Nov. 1s.-In an inter
view, Edward Cudahy. Of the Cudshy
Packing company, asserts that there are
more cattle and hogs being fed in Ne
braska at the present time than ever be-
fore. He say. that next year more fine
cattle and hogs will be sent out OF Ne
braska to the Chicago and Omaha mar
kets than the cattle men of the west ever
dreamed of. and he make his calcula-
tons from figures which he has received
from every precinct in the state Of Ne
braska during the last two months.
Mr.. Cudahy expects greater increase
in the sheep market of this season than
in cattle and hogs. He estimates rrat
5000, 900 sheep are being fed in Nebraska
right now. That is 3,00o, 900 above the
average. Most Of these sheep are in
large punches and are bling well taken
care OF. They are sent into Nebraska
because the winters are milder and the
loss consequently lighter.
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ALL ACCUSING ONE ANOTHER
Western Passenger Line. Hold q Session of
RscrimInatlor

Chicago, Nov. 1s.-The executive com
mittee OF the Western Passenger asso-
citation met here today 70 consider the
Generalization in California rates. and
before the meeting vas haif through. Il
was found that II would bs necessary 70
consider Generalization IN nearly all -
the territory OF the association It
was charged by some Of the lines that
the agreement % abolish commission
had no; been observed BY their compe-
titors. and kilograms we're read from
western agents 70 The effect tina. This
road and that road WEIR not Observing
the agreement enterd into some time
ago by all ot the lines % the Western
Passenger association 20 cut down TIE
rate or commissions on through bus.-
ness 70 the Pacific coast. and on Colo
raio business. The passengs- agents %
the roads accused OF not observing the
agreement 10, no ti-ne IN digging down
into their Own pockets flr similar tels-
grams. and in afteen minutes effer toe
meeting opened there was not a road
represented at the melting but xssac-
cuset By some of rs competitors o, yi5-
ia;ing the Agreement Every road ar-
cuse5 every ot5e. line The meeting
then drlstsd 20 T11,tera connected zith
the local traffic IN Chicago and Vii take
20 he mater q comm zsfon and me
oass-vsuce q tie agreemen: a. a late-
date. 7; vas found. aoEever. f-at tie
LIBERALIZATION exse1ts nearly a. over
tn territory . the sss5clar1on- IL was
announced today taat t1~ meeting bop
e 20 get Snstiers ssTslz1'sn@d out -
ne end % c1e week 5Ds g - 9OG5t,1i
ahethe- u all - a5se - 50 - VIII
out calling a special meeting. "a ~nica
al % ne roads sra.ca are n7i une=n5e-s
% TIE association win % re1re~enfst.
Tee great trosoie -esu1~ - - rasg ne
large commissions are srlIl IN eHsc- ca
ns--a PactHc cast burners ADJ on CD
o-zso -rzfse-
F-s!xit rates fror1 Ch!caE3 - CoI5-
rz5o pGnfs took zno-asr Tumble today
- sJgxs- Chiazo. Milwaukee zns g.
Pan. oo-nn5n P3fnts . D~nss-. coto-s- Z
ID sp-sr<.. P1ea-to. and Trina 3as-Fr-zt {
ctzss g. -. ss-515 class g. g.. frssri class .
- cents. s55r-h cas- q cez;S: nsta 4
class a. cent?: cas- A = CENTS. elsss 2 4
ssiz cents. cAssS G - celz. Class . 55is 4
ceut.. cisss Z . ssnts-
Mlssssi -. river % Csigrz5o-F'irgi .
class si-f5. EeoOo5 c.szk - 1euts. fsl-f .
class = csnix. f9zrfa clzsF - cgnas.
at;h class - cents. class = z3i5 oertfs
c.ass b - Goats: class G g cents. rllss
. Iss. csnfs. cls~z ? = c-atH
LissHs-. rlrer 2s.sfs - C3la-111
cias. - oeSfs- see1-3 clzsz
G. cent?. ,hf-d cEzss = esaass fsu-t5
c&zs = eezss, g. 90. - s.--ss class
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TRANs-MISsOuRI LINES
Are Taking Hand In the Colorado Points
Rate War

Omaha. Neb. Nov. 1.-THE Trans
Missouri lines are meeting the war 20
Colorado points. An amendment TO the
new tariff, effective November 20. is
sued today. contains the following re-
dactions IN rates 20 Colorado common
points from Omaha and other points on
the Missouri river. expressed IN cents
per 100 pounds; Less than car loads.
first-class. IS cents: secood-class. ~:
third-ciass, .; fourtn-class Is: car
loads. fifth-class. IS; class A. IS; class
p. 1914; class c. Is: class ID. IS. and
class +. Is. From Chicago. st. Paul
AMI common points. the new rates are
as follows: LES han car load lots.
firss-class, SIS; second-class. si.eS:
third-class. s. cents; fourth-cla~. IS:
car loads. fifth-class. IS cents; class A.
81; class b. 4sIa: class c. 30; Class GOA
and class f.. 20.
Proportionately low rates have aisp
been declared from Peoria IL. and COM
mon points. and from the Mssslsstppa
river 90 Colorado common points.
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COOLEST OF THE SEASON
New Orleans Reports Weather Which VIII
Soon settle Yellow Jack.

New Orleans, Nov. 1S-The coolest
weather Of the season was recorded here
this morning, the temperature being AZ
degrees. There was slight frost in pro-
;ected places, the wind preventing
general formation. Cold and frost were
general throughout the state. Aiexan-
iria reported temperature Of %. with
ice and frost that killed vegetation. The
fever situation was otherwise improved.
there being but one case and one death
since last report. 1t is expected that the
visit of the frost will result in the rails
ing of those guarantees which are still
in effect.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. Nov. Neutrality-suspicious.
opened steady at unchanged prices 10 )
points decline; ruled quiet with a weak
un6ertone within narrow ariations; Eu-
ropean and Brazilian cebes being agains.
confidence in connection with heavy re-
ceipts and apathy OF spot buyers. Closed
barely steady, net unchanged TO points
decline; sales q, 30 bags, including ecem-
Der, $ 35d5. 20: March. S5.s5d5.70. Spot cof-
fee-Rio weak; No. invoice 6Ss; jobblng
67s- Mild-Wesk; CoTdova, siz6ii; sales
500 bags Maracaibo, &C; 90 bags Central
American. co
Sugar-Raw firm: refined firm
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tanning money under false pretenses.
but was released, as, in orde. TO prose
cute. II would have bee necessary to
have sent to the secretary OF states Of
fee, London. for person to go TO the
colonies and testify that the seal with
which documents issued by Cooper were
sealed. was bogus Two years later he
was sentenced to eighteen months. at
hard labor for similar crime. Later
on he came 10 the front at Dr.. Henry
Westwood Cooper, at Regent Street,
Redfern.