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o.co N Richmond AND NORFOLK
'''' ~ VESTIBULE LIMITED. Al
rive Norfolk II - A. NJ. stops
only at Petersburg Waverly,
and suffolk Second-class
tickets not accepted on this
train. -- -.
''V' ~ for Lynchburg. Roanoke, Co
iumbus and Chicago. Pullman
Sleeper Roanoke 10 Columbus
also for Bristol, Knoxville.
and Chattanooga.
1880 p. NJ. For suffolk N9l 6bs ,r Ihd an
Norfolk at 1910 i. VI.
io:S p NJ For Lyneheqrs R ana ao ko'n Sil +
Washington and Chattanooga
Limited Pullman Sieepers
Roanoke 10 Memphis and New
orleans Pullman Sleeper be-
tween Richmond and lynch
ourg. and berths ready for
occupancy at 800 p. NJ. Also
Pullman Sleeper Petersburg
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch
burg and the West daily at Sl9 A. M.
and 1855 Il. NJ. from Nof0lk ana tho Ea L
at 1l:O5 A. NJ. and VEsTiBuLHO Linz
Once s5s Main street. o,,,,,.v
n. w. COURTNEY,
District Passenger Agent
W y. BEVlLL,
General Passenger Agent
General ONCE Roanoks, Va.
PHILADELPHIA. r 1 c H. <fkxH
MOND AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
Appointed sailing days Every TUES,
DAY. FRIDAY, ana SUNDAY at day
light.
Freieh. received daily TN +. NJ.
Fare. S. On Fridays steamer. including
meals and berth.
For further infornla ton apply 10
]. w. MccARRICK.
t;eneral Southern Avent; Office. Rockets.
W P. CLYDE & co.
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WANTED-BOOKs WRITTEN UP. COM
plicated accounts adjusted. work OF
any kind. JOHN p. WORD, Box AS'
city.
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BY A. J.. Adamson.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEE AUCTION SALE OF
4 HOUSE AND
LOT. no. q NORTH NINETEENTH
STREET.
BY virtue Of a decd Of trust dated De
cember 81. 1891. and recorded in d. B. a
page %. Default having been made In
the payment OF the note secured thereby
and being instructed so 10 do by the
holder thereof. I will sell at Public Auc-
ton on the premises on
MONDAY. THE % DAY OF MAY, 1898,
an 4.3O o'clock p. VI. The above house
and lot. which fronts 20 feet on the north
side Of Nineteenth street, between Hull
and Cambridge streets. the dwelling is
large one. attractive in appearance, In
frst-class order and contains six rooms.
The lot is a good one and in central
and very desirable location.
TERMS: Cash
a. l. ADAMSON.
Trustee.
While the terms under the deed are
cash. still If the purchaser should desire
II. + will make him liberal loan on long
time. A l.. ADAMSoN'
Auctioneer.
Apl26.2Z2S.29 1890
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Fire Insurance.
DAVENPORT & Co. General Agents
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOIlCES'
TO ALL DELINQUENT OYSI Ek N
SPECTORS IN THE STATE OF WIZ
GINA -'rako notice that on or about
MAY Is. 1893 you will be called upon
Isl the committee appointed under
resolution adopted by the House OF
Delegates az its recent session. for the
purpose OF investigating any delinquen-
Sias that NAV exist with reference 70
oyster Inspection. and that you viii be
called upon TO show cause why settle
monts have not been made in accord
auce with the law.
GEORGE G.. BLAND Chairman,
j.. c. JORDAN,
JAMES LEWIS ANDERSON.
CIiAS. VI WALLACE, JR.,
r. h. KICKS,
Committee,
Local papers in tho oyster section Of The
State please copy for one week. aplI-lOt
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BY request Of the owner, 1 shall sell me
aforementioned property on the prem
Uses, on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 4TH,
III > l.. VI. sharp. The lot fronts on ~,
80 dctn 10 "a 17-fOot alley. Now occu-
pied by 2 good. prompt tenant, at Slo
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER; ! w VIII
sell inc TWO NEW FRAME DIV ELL
I%GS Nos. 20 and - Bacon street pc
tween Second and 81. James streets con-
tainirc 1 rooms each with good, pfompI
tenants. The iO-7 front s. fee) aud eA-
tends pack 10 Bac0n's Quarter branch;
TERMS: Easy and announced az sdie'
CHARLES \. ROSE.
apps 20, 3O,my1,3,4 Aucuoheer
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NOTICE-NOTICE s HEREBY GIVEN
that under the power conferred ~ the
charter Of the Old Dominion Electrical
Development and Power Company the
Board OF Directors of said company, by
resolution duly passed az a meeting Of
said board, held on the 18th day Of
April. 1858. resolved that the name Of
said company should be- changed, and
the name OF 1.-The Norfolk and Ocean
View Railway Company should be
aGopted instead of the name THE ola
Dominion Electrical Development and
Power Company" and that said change
.hould take effect on the "a day Of
May. 1895 -
President.
" II DOvIe. Secretary. aplg-tmy2
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By c. J.. and II. l.. Denoon'
Real Estate Auctiontefa'
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BY II. A. McCurdy.
Real Estate AUcuonec-.
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NII.ITING>.

MELTING>.
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
STOCKHOLDERS of the NORTHSlDE
NIADUCT COMPANY Will be held at
the state Bank OF Virginia on TUES
DAY. May .. 1855 at > O'Clock r. n
W III. DUNN.
ap17-1lt Secretary and Treasurer
Richmond Va. April 2G 1S9S.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS Of the BAJGHMAN
STATIONERY COMPANY viii be held
I'D ts office. 80. 1901 east Main street
iu the city of Richmond. Va, ON WE'D
W. a. STEVENSON
apgG-td Secretary and Treasurer.
Richmond. Va. April 27 1895
THE ANNUAL MEETING or " AZ
LOT OWNERS STOCKHOLDERS IN
the HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY COM
PANY. viii Doe held at the city Bank
ON TUESDAY. tine 10th day Of May
r. r. BROOKE
apgS-td Secretary and Treasurer
ADJUSTMENTS
oooO~O-OOl,~O~->.~00-~
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, APRIL
2Tth and 18th.
MATINEE THURSDAY,
the eminent actor.
MIR JOHN GRIFFITH,
IN q magnificent production OF
FAUST
Prices. ST. -. 80 and 2Jc. ap2i-4t
THE WELSH PRIZE SINGERS.
Y. VI. c. 4. HALL, FRIDAY, APRIL %.
10th Number Of Star Course.
Reserved Seats on Sale Commencing
Wednesday. April 9th. at / r. NJ.
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BY Charles a. Rose.
Real Estate and Loans,
No. II north Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE
n OF
A NEAT FRAME DWELLING, no. Jll
NORTH SIXTH STREET CON
TANNING FIVE ROOMS.
The record-union., 1898-08-25
MORNING SESSION.
General W. H. L. Barnes Hypno-
tires the Convention.

IT was 9:35 O'Clock when the conVeh-
tion was called to order yesterday
rnorning. and the Committee on Gre
dentials requiring more time, ten
no3nntes, recess was declared to allow
# to finish and present its report
After the recess the report OF the
Committee on Credentials was read'
recommending that neither of the dele
gates-at-Iarge from Nevada County pe
seated. they having been irreguiafiy
elected. and further recommending that
that the majority of the ten regi-
ular delegates be allowed to cast the
votes of the delegates es-at-large.
In the Santa Clara County case IL
was recommended that the regular
delegation be seated, and it was further
recommended that other delegates TO
the convention be seated as per roll
call The report was UNANIMOUSLY
~tdopted.
The report of the Committee on PER
manent Organization and Order or
Business, as published in full in yester-
days Record Union" was read and
adopted without opposition.
The Platform and Resolutions Com
mittee demanded further time in which
to complete its report. and in order to
pass the time pleasantly Chairman Neff
The record-union., 1898-08-25
TICKET-INCOMPLErE.

TICKET-INCOMPLETE.
For Governor-Henry T. Gage Of
Los Angeles.
For Lieutenant Governor-Jacob
H. Nef Of Placer.
Justices Of the Supreme Court
T. b. Mcfarland and w. c. Van
Fleet.
Secretary Of State Charles f.
Curry Of San Francisco.
(Congress.)
First District-John A. Barham
Of Sonoma.
Second District-F. d. Ryan of
Sacramento.
Third District-victor Metcalf of
Alameda.
Fourth District-Postponed.
Fifth District-Postponed.
Sixth District-Russell A. Waters
Of Los Angeles.
(Board of Equa1ization.)
First District-Not yet. named.
Second District-AIex. Brown of
Ca1averas
Third District-H. o. Purinton Of
Sutter.
(Railroad Commissioned
First District-E. b. Edison of Sis
kiyou.
The record-union., 1898-08-25
SOLD PL LANKS
IN THE PLATFORM.

this army is the army of civilization,
equipped, prepared; that our navy is
not the seventh, but equal to the firs1,
and that we shall keep the peace by
being perpetually ready to fight for
the flag, the heritage of our fathers,
and the hope of mankind" pro
longed applause.)
RECESS.
At the conclusion of General Barnes
address, it being announced that the
Committee on Platform and Resolu-
tions would not be ready to report un-
til l o'clock, a recess was taken until
that hour.
The record-union., 1898-08-25

Continued on Fifth Page.l
Evening star., 1898-02-16
PENSION DECISIONS.
Several Cases Acted on by Assistant
Secretary Davis.

Assistant Secretary of the Interior Web
ster Davis today reversed the action of the
pension bureau in &. number of important
cases, among them being the following
claims:
George Conrad, late of Company c, 62d
Ohio Infantry. In this case the assistant
secretary says that the evidence fairly
shows that claimant was so disabled from
pensioned cause as to entitle him to a rate
from July 10, 1889, in excess of the 81 per
month allowed by the bureau April 20, 1897
The board of examiners who examined
claimant states that he is very delicate and
weakly, and is unfit for manual labor All
the evidence in the case tends TO show that
claimant is in a very pTecarious condition
and entitled to the increase.
Another case was that of the claim of
Byron H. Davis, late private, Company H,
21St New York Cavalry. In this case the
claimant had been dropped from the rolls
under the act of June q, 1890 and Assist
art Secretary Davis reversed the action OF
the pension department and ordered the
case reOpened for further consideration.
Another case is that of the claim of
Washington c. Rugh, late private, I'd Illi-
nois, Mexican war. In this case the record
of the War Department fails to show
whether the soldier was route to Mex
leo wnen he left Chicago, and the action is
therefore reversed and case remanded to
obtain further report from the War De-
partment.
Assistant Secretary Davis also reversed
the bureau IN the following cases. namely
Claim of JOS. H. Rowland, late of Company
H, S9th Ohio Infantry, and Company l..
10th Ohio National Guard; joel Herring
ton, late of the 18th Independent Battery,
Michigan Volunteers, Light Artillery, and
Milo B. Stevens & Co., attorneys, claim for
fee in the case of James p. Mckay, late of
Company A. 96th Ohio Volunteers. In this
case Assistant Secretary Davis decided that
where proof as to non-vicious habits is re-
quired and is obtained by means of medi-
cal examination held under an order for
varded and returned by an attorney in
good standing, who is rot chargeable with
notice of the requirements of the case, that
such attorney thereby obtains the evidence
as to non-vicious habits, it being evidence
relative to matter usually furnished by at
tcrneys, and that the service rendered is
N aterial, then such attorney may be con-
sidered as having rendered material service,
and should be paid the fee.
Evening star., 1898-02-16
WRAP UP WARMLY.
The Thermometer Will Go Down to
About Fifteen Degrees TOnight.

The Thermometer Will Go Down to
About Fifteen Degrees Tonight.
The cold wave flags are flying throughout
this section of the country and a twenty
mle-an-hour wind is keeping them flap
ping at very energetic rate. 1t is not
thought at the weather bureau, however,
that Washington and vicinity will expert
ence frigidity of the really intense sort, be-
cause the thermometer will hardly go be-
low 10 degrees, and that will probably be
some time during tonight, when the wind
has gone down and radiation is at work.
Last night the wind reached the proper
tions of a gale. and at one time had We
locity of thirty-siX miles an hour South
and east of Washington, however old
Boreas put in heavier licks. and at Norfolk
the wind gauge registered sixty miles an
hour. Velocities almost as high We're re-
corded all along the Atlantic coast from
Savannah to Portland Me, where the pres
ent storm, which came sailing out of the
west yesterday, was centered this morn
ing. The spot where storm is said to be
centered is in the middle of it, and conse-
quently the extent of the present storm can
be realized when it is told that one-half
of it covers the eastern part of the coun-
try from Maine to Georgia. The winds will
go down tonight and tomorrow will prob
ably be warmer and cloudy. There is a
blizzard out in Montana and North Dakota
this morning, and there is no telling but
that it will follow along in the track which
such storms generally take to the eastward
at this time of the year.
Evening star., 1898-02-16
CONDENSED LOCALS.

ne District Commissioners have accent-
ea the resignation of Flavius S. Moulton.
Eusar Davis and George McCauley as ad-
o'iohal privates on the police force.
The District Commissioners have an.
pointed James A. Milstead engineer and
1anltor in charge of the new smallpox hos.
Pital at S25O day: Kelly Doughcrrv a
iaporer at Sl.23 a day and D. w Foster q
81 a day. e'se' a'
Edward Robinson, colored. was convfo,ed
yesterday afternoon in Criminal Court No
OF nouseoreaking at the establishment
VI hlChardS x Co, on Pennsylyania ave.
nue. lie was remanded to await sentence
Mrs. g. Kern. who is in business at Flor
cree end E streets northeast, was robbed
ou M several pounds of tobacco Yesterday
Inc tobacco was taken from her wagon at
'he Center market, and Mrs Kern sus-
hold her horse ~
Robert A. White a nen,sboy ten wears
oid, fetl from wagon near 3Oth and
streets yesterday afternoon and received
such painful injuries to his head that he
was rendered unconscious TIE seventh
precinct patrol wagon was summoned and
he was removed to his home. No. 32OI
Grace street.
For assaultirg and striking James Her
bert, colored, William Lee, also colored,
was today fined S by Judge Scott
The Dl trict Commissioners have approv-
ed the appointment of Mrs. S. Jarvis as as
sistant matrcn Of boys department at the
District Industrial Home School, to take
effect from the Sth instant Her salary is
fixed at $40 per annum.
Evening star., 1898-02-16
HEALTH OF THE DISTRICT.
Report Shows n Slight Increase In
Number of Deaths.

The mortality in the District during the
past week was JOG, as compared with lo2
in the week previous. OF the decedents,
4S were white and 5S colored. The annual
death rate for the whole population was
1915 per 900 inhabitants, the rate for the
white being 1870 and for the colored 33.9
AS compared with the preceding week,
diseases of the nervous system increased
from II to IA: those of the kidneys, from 8
to o. and pneumonia, from 16 to 10, while
those of the circulatory organs decreased
from 8 to 7, and from consumption from 10
to 7. OF affections of the Zymotic class,
there were 3 fatal cases of grip, l of diph-
iberia, 3 of whooping cough and 1 of
measles.
At the close of the last report there were
4S cases Of diphtheria under treatment.
During the week IA new cases were re-
ported and Is were released from quaran-
tine, leaving Al cases in isolation in %
premises.
OF scarlet fever there were 46 cases in
quarantine at the close of the last report.
Five new cases were reported during the
week and II were reported as having re-
covered, leaving 49, with warning cards in
% premises.
The weather conditions prevalent during
the week were mean temperature of AZ
degrees mean barometer Of 30. 20, and a
mean relative humidity of 81. with mild,
southerly winds at five miles per hour aver
age, and no rain fall.
Evening star., 1898-02-16
ELECTION OF PRESIDENT,
Favorable Report on Mr.. Corlfss,
Resolution.

The House committee on election of Pres
ident, Vice President and representatives
in Congress today authorized a favorable
report on the following:
Resolved by the Senate and House of
Representatives uwo-thirds of each house
concurring therein), That the following
amendment be proposed to the legislatures
OF the several states, which, when rati-
fed by three-fourths of the said leeis-
latures, shall become and be a part of
the Constitution, namely: In lieu of the
first paragraph of section two of article
one of the Constitution of the United
states OF America, which shall be valid to
ali intents and purposes as part of the
Constitution when ratified by the Iegisla-
lures OF three-fourths of the States:
Section ?. he House of Representa-
yves Shall be composed Of members chos-
en- every fourth year by the people of the
several states, and the electors in each
state shall have the Iualficat ations reuui-
site for 2lectors Of the most numerous
branch of the state legislature
The resolution was introduced by Mr.
Corliss of Michigan, who is chairman of
the committee which reported it.
Evening star., 1898-02-16
FAIR AND COLDER,
Increasing C1Oudiness and Not So
Cold Tomorrow.

Cold Tomorrow.
Forecast till pm. Thursday.-For the
District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland
and Virginia, fair and colder tonight;
Thursday, increasing cloudiness and not so
cold in the afternoon; northwesterly gales.
diminishing and becoming variable.
Weather conditions and general forecast.
The storm, central yesterday morning in
Ohio, has moved rapidly to the Maine
coast. increasing markedly in intensity, a
pressure of 2S.S0 inches being reported
from Portland, and a west wind of fifty
two miles an hour from Hatteras and
Wilmington
Snow or rain has fallen in the Missouri
and upper Mississippi valleys, the lake
regions. and the middle and north At
lantic states.
1t has grown colder from the Mississippi
valley to the Atlantic coast, and warmer
In the middle plateau region.
The weather will clear in New England,
and will be generally fair from the lower
lake region and the Ohio valley to the At
lantic coast and in the southern states.
1t will grow much colder in the Atlantic
states tonight and warmer in the lower
Ohio and lower Mississippi valleys.
The following heavy precipitation Gn
inches) was reported: During the past
twenty-four hours-Northfeld, LIP; Port
land, Me-, LAO; Rochester, LOO.
Rivers.-The following changes in the
rivers lin feet and tenths) have occurred.
Fallen, New Orleans, OF; Vicksburg, O.4
Above the danger line and faLing, Vicks-
burg, IA.
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide, 9:o5 am and 1915 I'm.
high tide, 3:1S am. and 400 pm.
Evening star., 1898-02-16
FOR INTERROGATION.
Proposed Law to Prevent the Illegal
Weighing of Products.

Proposed Law to Prevent the illegal
Weighing of Products.
The District Commissioners today trans
mitted to Congress the draft Of a bill to
punish the impersonation of weigh masters
in the District. They state that the object
of the measure is to prevent persons other
than the regularly authorized and qualified
weighmasters from weighing the materials
referred to in 1t and from giving certifi-
Gates as to the weight so ascertained.
AS the law now stands, only the seller of
hay, straw, fodder and corn is punished
for having it weighed by irresponsible and
unauthorized persons, but the act proposed
by the Commissioners make it unlawful for
any person to falsely represent himself or
herself as being a weighmaster of hay,
straw, fodder or corn, or to make and is
sue any certificate of the quantity thereof
weighed here, subjecting the offender to a
fine of not less than $40, nor more than $50
for the first offense. and for each subse
quent offense to a. fine of not less than $50
nor more than 500, or Imprisonment in Jail
not exceeding six months, or both.
Evening star., 1898-02-16
WATCH TO BE DOUBLED.
Late Orders Issued by the Navy Yard
COmmandant.

The commandant at the navy yard has
ordered that the watch on duty in the
office at the entrance to the navy yard,
where communications are received from
the Navy Department. be doubled, so that
men may be on duty at all hours of the day
and night, in case it may be necessary for
the Navy Department to issue any orders
after hours. 1t has been the custom to
close this office in the evening and allow
1t to remain so until morning. Owing to
the recent excitement it was deemed wise
that 1t should be kept open all of the time,
SO that instant communication can be had
with the navy yard.
Evening star., 1898-02-16
AGREEMENT REACHED.
Result of Conference Yesterday Over
Grade Crossings.

Speaking of the conference he and Com
missioner Wight had with the officials Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
yesterday afternoon, District Commissioner
Black stated to Star reporter today that
a conclusion has been practically reached
between them in the matter of the grade
crossing problem. so far as that road is
concerre ed President ]. K. Cowen, Cen
eral Manager Greene, Chief Engineer Man
ming and Attorney Hamilton represented
the railroad company at yesterdays con-
ference, and, after quite lengthy discus
sion of the matter, conclusion was reach
ed highly satisfactory TO both the road and
the Commissioners. Commissioner Black
explained that at the present time he could
not say more, but believed the result now
in sight will, If finally adopted, prove ac-
ceptable to Congress and the people Of the
District.
Evening star., 1898-02-16
w. c. t. U. Executive Meeting.

The branch executive meeting was
held last evening at its headquarters, 91O
F street northwest, Mrs. Clinton Smith
presiding. After the business was COM
pfeted Mrs. NJ B. Platt, president of the
District Union; Mrs. ALA B. Foster and
Mrs. s. B. Blaine addressed the meeting
Miss Beckham of Georgetown spoke Of the
anti-tobacco movement.
Mrs. Foster explained the normal course
of study prepared by Mrs. H. G. Rice for
the Loyal Temperance Legion, and was
asked to conduct a class In it at the next
meeting, March H.
Evening star., 1898-02-16
Have Reached No Conclusion.

The American Security and Trust Com
pany and Mrs. Perry. the executors of the
estate of the late Seaton Perry, have not
reached any conclusion in regard to the
bids submitted for the purchase of the
stock and good will Of the business con-
Quoted at the corner of 9th street and
Pennsylvania avenue. A number of offers
were received, which are now being exam
ined. and it may be day or two before a
decision Is made.
Evening star., 1898-02-16
Marriage Licences.


following:
White-Frederck Volz and Barbara Buh-
ler; Thomas F. Riley and Blanche NJ
Hawken; s. Philip E. Boyd and Della H.
Tally; Richard E. NJ. Sands and Edna
Donovan: Howard Green and Birdie Clipp;
Henry H. Deeble and Katie v. Walker;
James H. Diggins and Claudia B. Goddin;
William Sherer and Lottie M. Fuller; R.
I. Mcdonald and Mary E. Kolb; Joseph
B. Bowling and Mary L. Dyer: John T.
Curtin and Mary Dreagger; Francis
Scheanck and Florence E. Roe; Frank
Scheer and Mary A. Slaught; Louis w.
Stolp and Lillian A. Korffs Charles L.
Weeks and Mollie e. Pfeil.
Colored-Gregory Randolph and Amanda
Gray: Peter France and Matilda Childs;
Lucius Anderson and Sarah Dickerson;
Leonard w. Johnson and Mary Alena
Joyce: Richard L. Dyer and Lille G.
Rowzer; Philip B. Coleman and r. B.
Green; James Matthews and Catherine
Finerty; Robert L. Brown and Ida e.
Duckett; John Lewis and Della Frazier;
Leonard Green and Annie Walker.
Evening star., 1898-02-16
Profanity Wn. Costly.

Carl Upshur was today fined $40 by
Judge kimball for using profane language
last evening. After being arrested he was
taken to the fourth precinct station, where
he was placed in dungeon. Upshur said
the only reason for this was because he
refused to give his name, but the officers
said it was done because he was very dis
orderly.
Evening star., 1898-02-16
To Fight ut Catch Weights.

Arrangements have been completed for
prize fight at catch weights between Billy
Dixon of Baltimore and Arthur Jones OF
this city, the feather-weight champion OF
the District The mill will be pulled off at
Steubner's, on the Bladensburg road, next
Monday night. and will be for 500 side
and percentage Of the gate receipts.