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which will bring the Cincinnati. Richmond
x Muncie into Cincinnati. The projectors
expect 10 be running trains into Cincinnati
by jan J. When completed the Sincih-
natl, Richmond & Muncie and the Cincin-
natl. Indiana & Western will be conSoh-
dated under new title
}. y. Faithorn, president and general
manager of the Chicago Terminal Trans
fer Company. has been elected vice presl-
dent OF the Chicago & Alton road In his
new position NJ. taithorn Will have entire
charge OF the traffic or the system The
appointment is effective at once, but for
a short time Mr.. Faifhorn will remain IN
the charge Of the Terminal Company at
Chicago.
Winslow s Pierce, whom the Gould peo-
pie have elected president OF the Western
Maryland road. was born in Shelbyvills.
Ind, oct. %, lS51. His first railway work
was as attorney of the Missouri Pacific.
He is one OF Mr.. Gould's most trusted
lleutenants. He has become quite wealthy,
and was Il liberal contributor 10 the $l,DU,U,O
endowment fund OF the johns Hopkins Uni
versity.
Thomas II. Quill, formerly travelling pas
senger agent OF the Chicago Great Western
IN this territory, has secured a promise
from President Roosevelt for $4,000 lie
insurance policy in the company which
Mr.. Quill represents. He secured an audi
ence with the President through his con-
nection with the committee in charge OF
the demonstration at Plttsburg which was
attended by the President.
II - odlu t!idl a Oedl u peilu4ti5 10 COAlAItNl
the Philadelphia * Reading and the But
falo. Rochester * Pittsburg roads. II Ell
iected II Will mean a through line TOR the
Reading both 10 PiUtsburg and Buffalo
from Philadelphia 1t is believed the West
ern Union Telegraph Company Is interested
In the deal, as ii covers much Of the ter
rltory lost BY the cancellation OF the con-
tract with the Pennsylvania.
A large surveying party is in the field
for the CimarTon X Taos Valley Railroad
making survey for a line from Taos 20
Ojo Caliente and from the latter point
northwest into the Canyon Largo, striking
the mouth OF the canyon on the San Juan
river thence west along the river TO Farm
lngton and through Arizona 10 California,
san Diego being the objective point A
road built along the proposed survey would
be the shortest transcontinental line by 100
miles.
j. w. Thompson. general superintendent
OF the Southern Indiana Railroad, was in
the city yesterday. He says the road is
doing a good business, both its passenger
and freight traffic increasing. Forty miles
OF heavy steel are now being laid and new
crosstes being put in. The mines on the
line are loading 100 TO 10 carloads Of coal
d day and about forty of stone. The COM
pany expects 10 further increase its coal
TRAFFIC with the receipt of new cars now
I building
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sHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue OF certified copy OF decree to
directed from the clerk Of the Superior Court
Of Marion county. Indiana, In cause No SAP
wherein Anthony r. Kleinschmidt ct al are
plaintiffs. and William H. Kegey ct al. are de-
PENDANTS requiring me TO make the sums OF
money in said decree provided and I'm manner
and form therein provided with interest and
costs. l viii expose at public sale to the highest
bidder. on
SATURDAY. THE I'd DAY OF AUGUST. 1902.
Between the hours OF 10 o'clock a m and Z
o'clock p. m. of said day. at the door Of the
courthouse OF Marion county. Indiana. the rents
ana profits for term not exceeding seven years
OF the following real estate in Marion county.
Indiana:
Lot number three t5) in DR. Martins New
York addition Ia the city OF india apolfs as
shown by plat OF said addition. recorded in
Plat Book II, Page $50. OF the records OF the
recorders Office OF Marion county. Indiana
II such rents and profits will not sell FOR a
sufficient to satisfy said decree. with inter
est and costs, will, at the time and place
expose 20 public sale the Zee simple OF said real
estate. or much thereof may be sufficient
TO discharge said decree said sale will be made
without relief from valuation OF appraisenent
laws EUGENE SAULCY.
July -. 1892. Sheriff % Marion County.
d 4. Myers. Attorney for Plaintiff
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NOTICE or FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District OF Indiana In bankruptcy
In the matter OF Aikman a Schwert (yViHia m
II. Altman and Charles SchHert), bankrupts
No. 1850 In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors Of Altman & Schwert CWf-
liam n. Aikman and Charles Schwcrt). OF In
Cianapolis I'm the county OF Marion and dis.
trict afOre said. bsnkrgpts
Notice is hereby given that the 9th day OF
July. A -. 1902 the said Aikmsn 4 SchWer
William II Aikman and Charles schwert) were
duly adjuiicsted bankrupt and that the hrst
meeting Or creditors will be held q Room 81.
Indiana Trust building No. IL East Washing
ton street. in th- city - indianapolis Marion
county, Indiana. the 2lSt daN OF July A II
1902 At o'clock in the forenoon. al which time
the saic creditors MAJ attend prove their claims
apr ont trustee. examine the bankrunts. and
transact such other business as may properly
come before said meeting
ALBERT RkBB. Referee IN Bankruptcy.
Indianapolis, Ind, July II. 1907.
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TRADE ON HOME MARKETS
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE PRICES
FLUCTUAFE WITH LOWER TREND.
Quality and Quantity of Apples
steadily Improving-Conditi of
the Local Grain Trade.

Fruits and vegetables nuctuate in prices.
Most articles have lower tendency. Irish
potatoes, cabbage. turnips and beets are
easy. Green beans are good sellers. The
quality OF apples steadily improves and the
supply now will be equal 10 the demand.
Few oranges are on the market, but lemons
and bananas are plentiful. Wheat. corn.
oats and -four are firmer than a week ago.
Wholesale grocers are having a good sum-
mer trade. Dry goods houses continue to
report business quiet and prices Of bleached
goods easier. Hides are slow and leather
livelier. The seed market is slow, with
prospect Of Improvement next month.
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
Minutes
1851 Ben Hart VS.. Joseph Sigman ct al.
Jasper G. c. Appellants brief 50
1882. State ex rel Melissa j. Ross
Edwin A. Anderson. Randolph G. G. APP
pelants brief 81
1895 Albert G.. Johnson Emma John
son. Huntington G. G. Application for SUI
persedeas. Supersedeas.
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
4491. Chicago & Southwestern Railway
Co. Charles Kenney ct al. Putnam
c. C. Appellees brief 81 and application
for injunction.
1855. Jacob Newman ct al surviving
partners, etc. vs.. Harry Il. Gates. Marion
s. c. Appellants petition for oral ar
gument.
1888 William S Cough ct al vs.. State
ex rel. Nina Peters. Huntington c. {.
Bond.
New Suits
4yOl John ". Kratz VS.. Samuel L.
Cook. administrator. etc Huntington G.
G. Record. Assignment of errors. No
tees C2) below.
45o2 Fort Wayne Traction Company VS.
Frank MOrvilins. Adams c. c. Record
Assignment of errors. In term. Bond.
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At,empt to withhold wages.

A few months ago employees on the Pitts
burg Fort Wayne & Chicago railroad were
much disturbed over d collection agency of
West Virginia buying up claims from
merchants on the line at fifty cents on the
dollar and garnisheeing employees wages
to get their pay. 1t created much trouble
and distress, excuse was taken for
failure 10 pay bills The same agency IS
now giving the Pennsylvania employees on
the main line similar trouble in New Jersey
In PENNSYLVANIA il was attempted, but was
baffled by an adverse decision rendered by
Attorney General Elkins. The collection
agency works on this plan: Names OF local
merchants having claims against employees
of the railroad company are secured and
then follows a letter which imparts the
information that the West Virginia Agency
will buy all such claims for fifty cents on
the dollar. After the claim is purchased,
il becomes the sole property of the collec-
ton agency. which at once proceeds to col
1ect it. An action of alta chment is insti-
tuted i'm West Virginia courts, in which
State wages of employees can be garnisheed-
When secured. the attachment Is served on
the railroad company custodian of the
debtors money. and an effort is made to
collect. Not until it was undertaken in
Pennsylvania has the agency been
thwarted in its plans
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RECENT LEGAL OPINIONS.
Premses-Liability OF Ian,
lord

Dangerous Premises-Liability OF Land
lord
There is implied duty on the owner
of a house which is in an unsafe condition
to inform proposed tenant that IL is I'm
a dangerous condition, and no action will
lie against him for an omission to do so
in the absence OF express warranty or de-
ceit IL is a general rule. however that
where owner invites another to come
upon his premises. he is required TO use
reasonable care 10 have his premises in a
safe condition. f52 Atlantic Rep CNew Jer-
sey, Judge Van SyckeD. DO.
Insurance Observation-Disclosures Con-
tract
A member OF a beneficiary society held
certificate in which his wife was bene-
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Eighteen Transfers Made Matter of
Record Yesterday

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office OF Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
iour hours ending at p. m. July H. 1902, as fur
nishcd by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company, No l29 East Market street. Both tele-
phones 3oo5:
Nicholas dinner to V. Low. Lots "a, 25
2s and q, Ohuer's sub OF Lot IS
Noodlawn Park add 10 IrVington. $500 90
Lot is. 'G keuo4 Place 70 sa ST. near
samuel ~ Rohcrt:or cx =; 5000
Osle ct ux., Lots II, 81, SO, 81, as 7S
III and s72, A. NJ. ogle ct ais East
Park add. lForest Tacoma and Temple
avs near Michigan ST, and New York
st. near Temple av9 Also Lots I47 and
u, etc. A NJ Ogie ct ais East
Park add. eastern az. near New York
Eliza NJ Lemon t. Earl N. ogie ct ux.
Lot Q, Athons sub Of Lot > l. & L.
NJ r. r Co.'S sub Of outlot IsS. -. 10000
:. Hoover 4 Lot 80. Vests heirs
Md, add missouri o st. near I:,h s9 5000
ct ux.. = Lot 30. Vests heirs add
Same as abovel ...................:..::. $500
3sle ct u a',n Lot OIL I'll McKs s s
Msyhew's I'd add 9th ST, Brooks
Kate NJ stuard to Bari NJ osie ct ux. ''''''
near Missouri so .....'..e...... 49,. 5000
LIZ R: Finn.hOgt TO Frances \: E
Sheriff Marion county 70 Hattie L. Spen-
Ger. Lots 81 and 6s jennings sub OF
Lots TO -. Floral Park add. Golden
Rod drive, near 21st sO ................. 4o.0
Mark Cook to Andrew VI Sweeney Lot
ij Hadley's GrsndView add. Corner
Bellefontaine and 2sth sts)............... I54 So
Frank G.. Robinson 10 Estells p. Johns
ton. Lot III. Douglass Park add. ala
hsma near 18th sl ................... 800 90
Oliver G.. Warren TO Martha !. Parker,
Lot I, Blk =. North Indianapolis ...... I475 90
Frank r Hutchins Mary Goddard.
Lot ls2. Douglass Park add. (New Jer-
sey st. 18th t)..........,......... 1900 %
Nellie Wilson Yott to Robert I. Love.
Lot IS. Ray & Fletcher's sub of part
Outlet les. blake 81, near New York
SD 1000 %
Frank NJ. Page 20 Mary z. Wilson OF
al. Lot 2. schumscker's East Wash
ington-st add. washington 81. near
Forest sv) s.325 10
Emily Coftay 10 Lynn Z McMulen 81
VIZ, Lot "a. Eitels North Meridian-st
add. lssth at. near Pennsylvania sO. 500 %
Conn. Mutt. Life Ins. Co Edwin n.
Losd.on Lots II and So Alvord & Co.
sub OF Butler & FletcfeT's add. Belle
fontaine st. near 18th st)............... $40 %
Transfers, Is; total consideration. ,24 5li Os
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


Notice IS hereby given that the undersigned
trustee Center township. Marion county. In
diana. viii. until y O'Clock noon. on the "a DAY
% August. 1892. at his office No t0i+ East Wash
inton street, in the city OF Indianapolis in said
county ard state, receive sealed bios for the
construction and erection Of new frame school
rouse. 20 be constructed in said township on
the premises south or the street road known
9 Southern avenue and the west side OF
the street or road known South Meridian
etreet the particular description OF witch prem
ices viii be shown by the specinca tious herein
kffer msntonsd. said schoolhouse shall be erect
- 30 accordance with the plans snd specifca-
tons rTocUfet Pos ssid trustee which plans
and =, .7cations shall Do used by che bidders
in hl1iiaE 8ud IN the Construction OF said house
and said plans ana Specifications NAV be ex-
aHiined a. the of'ce - the unc-rsigned trustee
Al bids shall b. in writing. and will be opened
snd read publicly a. o. o. clock noon on Aug
r.
1He night IL ressrt ed 20 refec- any and ali bid
PEARSON NENDENHALI.
Trustee, Marion coulty, Indiana
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Back to the Desert.

Call IL the land OF thirst.
Call II the land accurst.
or what you Will.
There where the headlines twirl
And Wild oust-dsvils whirI
His heart turns still
He signs for no green earth.
Where the glad spring makes mirth
To glad skies above.
oh. 70 the desert grim
And what IL means to him
OF life and love.
Back 10 the land he knows.
Back where the Yucca grows
Aad cactus hole.
Where the coyote cries
Where the black buzZard flies
Tlyeth MS soul.
Bailey Millard
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Poultry and other Produce.

prices paid by shippers))
TURKEYS, 10 to y lbs. l0c per 10: hens SIC:
cocks Sc: young chickens. ei.Hi0c: springers ID
CT1sc per 10: ducks. Sc: geese 81. so per doz
Chee-e-New York full creams, I27Iac: do
nestle &c: Swiss. 17c: brick l4c; limburger l3c
Butter-Choice roll, l5glic per ID; poor. No. ?.
s0fsc.
Egss-14c per doz.
Rseswax-5Oc for yellow &c FOR dark
Feathers-Prime geese. 3oc per ID prime duck
3oc per 10.
NVooi-MerchantnbIe. medium. Ice; bury ana
unmerchantable sac less: coarse grades l5c.
fine merino. 13al5c; tub washed. 25d2Sc.
HIDES, TALLOW, ETC.
C;reen-salted Hldes-No. !. Sc; No. 2 &c; No
calf l0c: No. ? calf. SIC.
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PrcsbTteriau.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-North Ala
hama, Fifteenth street. Rev. NJ. l..
Hsines. u. D, pastor. Rev. John w. Parker,
acting pastor. will preach tomorrow at IL a. N.
sunday school meets at $3.50 a. IN. Society Chris
tian Endeavor At 100 p. m. Midwcek prayer and
conference meeting Thureday evening at l:A5
O'Clock. All cordially invited.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHCRCH-Corner
Pennsylvania and Vermont streets. The Rev
Owen Davies Odell. pastor. Communion service
and reception 10 members II a. m. No
evening service. Sunday school. 1:4S a. n.
Prayer meeting. THURSDAY evening. 7:45. Mayer
Chapel corner West and Norwood streets Rev
w T : Seyfert pastor. Preaching, 80 p. m
Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening. Sunday
school 30 O'Clock
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Inv Held to he Good

Judge feathers yesterday decided that
the law providing for the collection, as
COSTS Of a fee OF IS for defense of all un-
contested divorce cases was valid. The law
was attacked on the ground that il was
special legislation. The court held that the
Legislature had power to pass such a law,
as il was for the public good.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.


BUSINESS CHANCE-CiOod men wanted TO oper-
crate plants for the manufacture and applica-
ton Of Coral Marble to floors and wainscoting
in the States OF Pennsylvania, West Virginia
Ohio. Indiana and Michigan. The entire services
OF two men for each plant ss manager and SUI
psrintendent required. Forty men for twenty
plants needed: must be OF excellent character
and good business qualifications Liberal sal
aries will be paid A small investment in the
stock of the company IS required, well
companys option the stock should services
be dispensed with. Coral Marble Is a substitute
for marble and tile for floors and wanscoting
at less than one-half the price of the former
THE CORAL MARBLE COMPANY, Chamber Of
Commerce Bldg, Cleveland. o.
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Building Permits.

H \; Jeffries, repairs. 1907 North Capitol ave.
nue., 1855.
Caroline Schaub remodeling barn. rear rs
Indiana avenue 1925.
Caroline Halpin, shed, 61s West North street.
$3.50
c. A. Humphrey addition. 1873 Rroadvar s2nn
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Methodist.

CENTRAL-AvENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHTRCH-Corner Central avenue and Twelfth
street. Rev. II. W. Kellogg. D. D.. pastor.
Sermon at 1876 a. m. by Or. L. W. Munhall.
SUNDAY school at go a. m. Class meeting at
hour No evening service. J. L. Hills
will sing the morning service. All cor
daily invited.
MERIDIAN-STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH-Rev. :. d steele, of Tennessee,
will preach at 1876 a. m. No evening service.
Sunday school at $50 a. m. Epworth League at
s:45 ?. Nidweek prayer service Thursday
evening I.f5.
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NOTICE.


NOTICE-Screen work. oils and paints LEE
HARDWARE. Illinois and 18TH. Phone 2sO33
NOTICE-JOSEPH GARDNER. galvanized iron
corniees and skylightsi TIN. iron. steel and
slate roofing and hot air furnaces. 20 Ken
lucky Telephone 322
All advertisements inserted in these columns
are charged at the very low rate OF cents a line
Blank dash lines at the same price per
line. Telephone 2Ss and your ad. will be called
Tor.
NO1ICE-If in need OF second hand building ma
terial OF any description call or phone THIS
INDIANAPOLIS HRECkING CO. lois Cornell
AND TORN DOWN.
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Bananas-Per bunch. no. l. sIT5a:: No. 2.
81 25dl.50.
Orsnges-Late valencas. per box A50a5
Lemons-Messina. $50 20 box. fancy s.: Cali
fornia. per box. sfdi50
New Potatoes-Home grown, sI.75 per brI; early
Ohios &c yer bu.
Onions-7jc per bu.
Celery-Michigan. l5n20c per bunch.
H0ney-White l6c per 10; dark &c
Maple Sugar-i2c per 10.
TomatOes-Tennessee. zoe per 4-basket crate:
per brl, $50.
Csulihower-fl per dOz.
Apples-Benoni. per brl. 81: red June per bu
g. .. choice. g per bri
Cabbage-Ncw. per bri COO.
Pineapples-s sc 10 per doz. according 10 size
COcoanuts-45c per dOZ.
Blackberries-S s. - per si-quart crate
C5OosPbe rries-S 81. . per case.
Egg Pl1nt-N per doz.
Peaches-TeNas free stones. 81 per 4-basket
crate.
Cucuulbcrs-3oc j,er doz.
Green Bcsus-1-c Per bu wax 81
turra uts-Hed. sl.15 per case.
can,eIou! es-kocky Ford seed. $50 per crate.
Georgia. $50 per crate
wstermslong-,srnsn SO per hundred. large.
So Per hundred
Green IUrn-ihc Trr doZ.
Plums-Red. Sl.25 per crate.
Csiforu FrIts-ApriCots So uer crate.
GILMAN plums. SIS. Tragedy prunes. s. -. Alex
an1ria pelchcE. flla.
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
Baptfst.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Northeast corner
New York and Pennsylvania streets. The Rev
Thomas J. Niilers. pastor, Will preach sunday
morning July T.. n a m; topic The Church
in Thy House. also al 7:i5 p. IN: topic What
Think " 81 Christi Mdweek prayer
service THURSDAY evening The public invited -
all OF our services.
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4 tlFfSfiun .

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHUBCH-Corner Della
ware and Walnut streets. Rev. Allan +. phil
putt pastor. Services tomorrow AZ 1878 q. m
In the lecture room conducted by the pastor.
sunday school s.5n a. m. Christian Endcasor
Society At go ?. Junior society al . a m.
THURSDAY evening prayer meeting Al 1.45 O'Clock.
L-As-.one welcomed 10 al -Lsse ssrNices
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Episcopal.

ST PAUL's CHCRCH-Corner New York and
Illinois streets Rev. Lewis Brown. Pm. D.,
rector go a. m. holy communion: $50 a. m.
Sunday school, i0A5 q. m. mathis and sermon;
s p m. St Andrews Mission: $50 p. m. st.
Philips Mission The public cordially Invited.
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Marriage License.
Earl W. Cant and Lois E Richardson.
Deaths

Marguerite Ho5son. two So Hadley street. in
suitioD
T. W TaIbert. one. l7i3 Gufin street bron-
chitis
=. g. Ebert. seventy ~ North Senate ave-
nue.. iufammatCrv Thcumat isIn.
Edward W. Johnson. ifty-twO, Massachusetts
avenue. railway accident.
Blanchard T. swan. two. 1191 West Inirtieth
street. broncho-p neumOria.
Emma G. Meiner. thirJy-thrce. 1877 Madison
Matilda sehnGii. sixty-zix, 1905 Central avenue.
diabetes.
George Esselbaum. forty-eiEht So Nickel
street. nephrfis
John r. Smith. seveujy-hve. 81. Viucent's Hos
LItal prostate enlargement
Glendore Gates. twenty seven, 3asS Last WASH
inRton street. consumption
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Provisions.

Sugsr-cUred Hams Indiana. = 90 Q a. .lVeraxe
I4itc. % l. lbs average lf'ec u % ls Zoe av-
erage i4Ar. Reliable. 90 los average. lfac.
f0 20 Y lbs average. l5c.
shoulder English cured Reliable. IS % 20 To-
average Itzc. 10 IFS average. llizc. ~ 10 Il
lbs average lla-c. sugar cured. Indiana. % 70
lbz average iiitc.
picked Pork-Fancy homeless pix pork De- h~i
200 lbs S2s fancy clear bean pork. per bri go
ms 81 90 short clear. per brl 200 lbs So 81
r,irnp per brl 900 lbs So. Indiana bean or fowl
Der brl 2Pa lbs. $3.50 Also half brls 100 ihs "a
half The price Of the hrl. adding soc 20 cover
additional cost 90 package
Iard-Kettle rendered. l2i7c. pure lard i2t.c
TSacon-t'ear sides. 30 o. 80 Tbs average fsi.r.
ia ~ a. lbs average 1850. - 20 20 lbs ayerars
1sssc. clear bellies. q o. 80 lbs average isf.c q
"a ~ Ubs average. f1ta-. "a 90 Ne lhs average
1e.-- clear backs. ~ TO 81 lbs average 49, a
TO Is lbs aNerag' i'iaci 90 u lbs average isi.e
In dry sslt isc Jess.