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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-20
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-21
JUMPS OUT BOAT
AND IS DROWNED
Watched by Powerless Crowd,
Willie Martin, of Fulton,
Meets Death in River.

Before a crowd OF over a hundred
people. powerless to save him, Wiiiic
Martin. the nineteen-year-old son OF
John r. Martin. of No. $40 Nicholson
street, was drowned in the James
Riyer. two miles below the city, yester-
day afternoon. His four companions
stuart Whitlock. Percy McCabe. Tom
Martin and Aubrey Butler-were res
.cued by William Gotwald, who rowcd
to them from shore.
The young men had gone fishing, not
,yjthstandng the roughncss of the
water Having small luck. they finally
drew up anchor and started TO land
when the boat shipped lot of water
ard began to*sink.
All jumped out, but young Martin
failed In his attempt to grasp the side
of the boat. He went down with arms
upstretched. but appeared no more TO
view. 1t is supposed that he was en-
tangled in the fishing tackle. Several
raptha launches and row boats went
to his rescue, but as he never returned
to the surface their effort was futile.
The body was finally recovered by
w. B. Christian, Joe Welsh and Ross
Mann. 1t was found at the same spot
where it went down. Coroner Taylor
viewed the remains, but an inquest
was not necessary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-21
SPRING SAP RISES
|. AND RED EYE FLOWS
Police Kept Busy Last Night
Bringing in Several Loads
Of Inebriates.

Spring sap rose to its height in Ram
Cat Alley. around Tin Can Corner
down in Butchertown, and In various
dark spots of the Ward last 1ight. and
Young bloods and big armed Amazons,
remembering the battle cry OF their
fathers. went out and took one red
eye. then another. and then no one
knows how many more. Down Ram cat
Alley they played. sang and fought.
Down in Butchertow1 they mixed 1t up
in good old ancestral style. and in sew
eral parts Of the Ward beer and red
eye flowed freely. AS soon as the pa
troll wagons got one load they were
sent for another.
The police were kept busy. None OF
the prisoners seemed to care and they
sang on their way and in the stations.
Up ut the second. where seventeen were
laid away to rest. several did a skirt
dance before they went to sleep AT
the first there was not quite so many,
but there was as much iubilance. 1t
was hard night for the police, and
they We're glad when the town clock
tolled the hour of twelve. aAr there
after the red-eye put in its most eff
fective Work and those who had not
been rakcd in soon went to sleep.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-21
These Get Married

WASHINGTON, d. G, April 20
Following IL n list Of Virginia cou-
pies welded In the District Of CO.
lumbin to-day:
Carrie Il. Hicks. aged twenty
eight, and Eugene w. Merryman,
aged twcnty-ctglit; both of Balls
ton, by Rev. s. II. Greene.
Lucille w. Brooking, aged twenty.
two, and Richard f. RUSSELL, aged
thirty-ninc, both of Hcnrico county,
by Rev. s. II. Greene.
Rosa DcEcr, nKed thirty.four, and
Frank Grick, aged thirty-ninc; both
OF Richmond, by Rev. J. b. Nc
Loughlin.
Mary Lee Nicely. aged nineteen,
and Il. Tildcn Glllilnnd. aged t,rcn-
ty-ciRht, both of Allegheny county,
by REV. Richard p. Williams.
Katharine kirkwood. nEed forty
four, md John c. Mckinley, aged
forty-hvc; both OF Richmond, by
Rev. william +. Russell.
Minnie r. Higgins, aged eighteen,
ana Thomas j. Hurst, aged twenty
two; both of Portsmouth, by REV.
j. ID. MARI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-21
Parents OF Children Sue.

The suit instituted by the parents OF
Maria Doland and Loula Marotti two
little girls who were killed on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway about
two years ago will be heard this
morning. Damage is asked in the sum
of $4,000 each. Previously $4,000 was
allowed in each case, but the judge
set the verdict aside and granted a
new trial. The plaintiffs are repre-
sentcd by Attorney Edgar B. English.
In the Courts.
Ivy Winder (colored). fined $3.50 by
Magistrate Lewis yesterday morning as;
a. trespasser. will also answer to the
charges of stealing shotgun and some
chickens. When he entered the court
room yesterday he was identified by
Policeman Rogers as the man lie want
cd on the other charges
John Thompson (colored). charged
with having broken into a car at Glad
stone, Nelson county, was taken by
Chesapeake and Ohio Detective J. w.
Light to Lovingston, the county seat
of Nelson county, where he will be
prosecuted.
Liquor license was granted A. S.
Krantzky by Judge Scott yesterday
morning IIranitzky will do business
on the Valley Road. In Henrico county.
not far from the Richmond Branch Of
the Locomotive Works.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-21
THOUSANDS SPEND EASTER MONDAY IN WOODS AND PARKS
Poor Children Enjoy Holiday
Romp, Playing Games and
Eating Many Good
Things.

Uan.otL = hrilli,n, sL,, u.hi,h
,,,o 49, ,,,, ~, ,,r
49, st'o
OF lhe coming summer raster MONDAY
was celebrated in Richmond as a care
free ho,iday IN which All binds ana
SN'''''''o"' " pe'p'o 'ooh ti'e'i pa =
Thousands of children, confined through
the winter months in the four walls
OF schoolroon ana as large n NM
Der Of mon and women. whom busi.
ness conditions ana duties keen even
more closely within doors found an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-21

Il y ~ e & II r. g. Z
contributed an abundance OF lunch for
everybody, and with the wealth OF
good things to eat there was enough
for all and to spare In addition to
the private contributions the Nirginln
Baking Company sent In boxes OF
crackers and cakes for tho whole
party.
In the bright sunshine of the spring
day, the trip was tremendous success
from start to finish, many grown
friends accompanying the children to
aid In their games, and both young
and old enjoying every moment of the
time. Captain Fowler, of the salvation
Army, was most enthusiastic over the
result Of the picnic for the poor chill
dren, and was loud In his praise Of
Mrs, II, w. Danner, of No, 1906 Nest
Franklin street, who was the origna-
tor OF the idea and who worked hard
Throughout the day to give the little
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-21

d b
companyins Mrs, CHI on the annual
of the Male Orphan Asylum
TO WESTINGHOUSE crowd il which many
u blushing couple will return as one,
To Williamsburg. Went large party of
people, under the auspices OF the Peter
Kin Guild OF st James Church The
day was devoted to visits to the places
Of interest In the old town and in a
cross country drive to Jamestown
Island, where the AFTERNOON was spent
among the historic ruils,
Most of the manufacturing plants of
the city We're closed. aud many business
houses made of the event either a
whole or half-holiday TO the lib-
Grated clerks and operatives, fishing
proved the occupation most. in keep
Ing With the lazy spring day, and the
banks of the lower James River, Fall
lns Creek and the Chickahominy were
lined With anglers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-21

people Tho time Of their lives.
Baseball games for the boys and
appropriate sports for the girls
made ,he morning pass quickly anil
happily, and after the early lunch there
was grand Easter hunt, twenty-five
dozen eggs having been hidden away
In the recesses of Forest Hill Park, to
be rooted out by the bright eyes of the
children.
AT 3 o'clock In tho afternoon Captain
Fowler led t',e party In a salvation
meeting. in8which all united, twenty
or more Of the children not now In
any Sunday school volunteering tojoin
a regular class to be held In the arfny
HAIL each Sunday Tired and happy,
the children came back to the city
lust before shutdown, after a day which
will remain a we'd letter occasion in
1.-THE lives Of many of the small folk
present. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-21
ANIMAL SHOW ENJolNED
Judge Wnddill Issues Restraining Ordc
trainst Ecrari.

Upon petition filed by I.enora Hollis. OF
the United states Court. yesterday issued q
rule against the Bostock- Fcrari Carniva
Company. citing 1t to appear and show cause
I'M: any of it's property or effects out OF the
Jurisdiction of his court until further orders
The company appeared by counsel an,
ask ed that the matter be continued. Judge
WaddIll entered an order enlarging the re.
straning order. so as to carry the matte,
over until May 4th.
The proceeding arises out of judgment
for $4,000. which was obtained against
the company in the state of Missouri ant
which the plaintiff seeks to enforce here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-21

fact that Philadelphia to-day is one
of the greatest medical centres"
DR.. Williams's plain talk. coming as
1t did from member of subcom-
tee, had its effect. His colleagues were
preparing to vote down the plan when
Mr. Mitchell said that because of the
objection he would withdraw it. There
was a wranglc as to when the election
should be held. but to prevent fur
thar arcllmant tho mcetinE adiOurned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-21

. . 4, f. . 4 ? u . ! {. ;
Hui little work was done by those
who stuck 1t out through the morn
ing, and by midday tile majority o. the
workers had yielded TO the call OF me
Wild or to the attractions Of the. open
ing game of the regular baseball seq :
son, which about 10000 people VIZ
messed.
Outing for Poor children.
Shrieking With laughter and bud,
bling over with delight at the unusual
pleasure 100 children OF the poorer
classes went OH the Salvation Army
picnic 10 Forest Hill, Park, enjoying tAe
day In the open air and brehthlnS
vigor and health for many Weeks 70
come.
long line OF big wagons laules
the singing, cheering loads to and FRO ~
tho park. tho start being made from o.
tho Salvation Army Hall, ~ seventh
Rand Broad Streets, Kind friends nag
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-21
Farmer stricken.

While driving his wagon Saturday,
Mr. John Tinsley, seventy years old, a
respected farmer of Henrico county.
suffered stroke of paralysis. He
was taken home by friends. Ills entire
left side is affected, and it is feared
that he will not recover. Mr.. Tinsley
lives near Glen Allen. He is married
and has one child
A meeting in the Interests OF the
county schools will be held tomorrow
night at theDeep Run Church. Super
intendent jackson Davis will preside,
and an address will be made by School
Examiner E. H. Russell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-21

and Hancock Streets yester-
day morning for Washington. q
frecklcd- face boy with falsetto
scream OF "Good-by, you merry
widows" brought an answering ring
from the crowd on board. A moment
later he flung dilapidated shoe. It
struck the end of lunch box, held by
man on the car steps. and out of It's
fullncss came the leg Of chicken and
a mushy chunk OF pie. Brushing away
the sand. little negro began to
operate upon the former. grinning all
the time.
MucI, Matrimonial Gossip.
Matrimonial talk was in the soft and
gushing air as the special slowly start
ed on It's way. 1t was twenty minutes
late in leaving. but Engineer w. w,
James, at the Cupid throttle. made the
loss up early in the journey. the pas
sengcrs-about 500 in all--storming
the national capital without mishap or
furry. Dispatches last night from
Washington showed that marriage
licenses had been Issued to several
couples, with many of the precincts
still missing at ! o'clock this morn
ing.
Mrs. Gill reached tho starting point
at an early hour. There were only
eight coaches on the siding. Off
cials of the Richmond. Fredericksburg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-21
Dozen Caught at Crap,

Sergeant AKraft aud Policeman Grafton
heard the unfaling cry Of the shooter Of
craps as they passed tho Kondike saloon
Yesterday afternoon, In the rear they
caught an even dozen, who. after having
lin.bibed sufficiently, We're ready to play the
afternoon and night away. NM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-21
MILLIONS TO PAY
SEAB.0ARD DEBTS
Court Directs Issuance OF Rccciv-
ership Certificates for Big
Sum Of Money.
IMPORTANT STEP is TAKEN
Application Made by Certain
Creditors, and Action Taken
by Judges Yesterday.

For the purpose of meeting certain
obligations against the Seaboard Air
Line Railway, soon to fall due. Judges
Pritchard and Waddil, Of the U1ited
States Court, have directed the issu-
ance of receivers certificates to an
amount In excess Of $3000.O00. The
DEGREES are entered as of April IS. 1908.
and the clerk is directed to prepare the
certificates at once. The application
was made by certain creditors, and the
Judges have had the matter under adj
visement for several days. The style
OF the proceeding Is the Seaboard ALT
Line Railway VS.. the Continental Trust
Company, trustee. and there are two
DEGREES. The certificates constitute
lien upon all the property OF the COM
pany now In the control of the receiv-
ers and they will bear an Interest
rate OF per cent. The issuance OF
these certificates is looked upon as an
Important move affecting the affairs
of the company. and 1t is believed that
they will be quickly disposed Of
Full Authority Given.
The DEGREES entered in the case give
the receivers full authority to dispose
of the certificates to the best possible
advantage, but 1t Is specifically stated
how the proceeds shall be applied. IN
one of the DEGREES the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company is made the sole
beneficiary, it being directed that to
this company be paid 100000 for in
terest, and 100000 on account OF the
principal Of loan made to the rail-
way.
The larger amount provided in the
other decree is to be expended for va
rious purposes. ranging in amount from
$4,000 for Richardson Creek Bridge"
to s1.054.975 for interest due and to
become due before July g 1908. on
underlying mortgages. including inter
est paid April l. 1905 The distribu-
ton made in this decree is as follows:
Claims having statutory
preference -. >. .......S 4U.,oos -
Payments by receivers on
account of car trusts,
taxes, interest on mort
cages, traffic balance and
statutory liens .......... O84,01o 30
Interest due and to become
due before July .. 1905,
on underlying mortgages.
Including interest pnid
April /, 1908. ........... 1,O54,07o 90
Payments on equipment
agreements maturing
before July ., 100s...... 577,41s IS
Rentals accrued prior to
rccciycrship ............ DAB "a
Notes md bonds secured
by terminals etc. ....... $4,000 Oh
Sums payable on COM
pletion of Jacksonville
shops, approximately. 13a.S'4 -
Richardson Creek bridge. $4,000 90
Total 1900. 1890. .$3,3o3,351 81
Order OF Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-21
wanted Thirty Year, for Explosion.

Wanted Thirty Years for Explosion.
The long talked-of powderhouse,
which the citizens of Henrico declare
has menaced their. lives for the last
thirty years or more. has been settled
as far as Judge Scott is concerned.
The only move now to be taken is
that of shoveling the powder into the
river by Sheriff Kemp or one of his
intrepid deputies, which Will be at
tempted in a short time.
Back in the seventies. when powder
was manufactured in the county, this
house was used as a storage depot,
and when the company went out OF
existence it was abandoned. Enough
of the explosive was left in it to cause
a considerable transfer of property
should it explode.
r. ]. Howe, the owner of the prop
erty, lives In Baltimore. and, 1t is al
legged. has paid no attention to letters
from the nearby property owners or
to orders from the court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-21
II there were any other expenses l have
lrslu IF
Charged with Assault.

George Hill and Thomas Allen tcoloredl
we're arrested by Policeman Nuckols yester-
day on the charge of assaulttns Edmund
Ford.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-21

TT is further adjudged and decree1
that the receivers be authorized to
negotiate. sell, issue and deliver said
certificates or SO many thereof as they
may deem necessary, either at par or
il found to be necessary in order TO
dispose OF them at discount not ex-
ceeding per cent, and to apply the
proceeds thereof to pay the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance Company the in
terest now due, amounting to 100000.
and the sum of 100000 on account of
tile principal of the loan made by said
insurance company to the railway re-
ferred to in said petition herein"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-21
step T0lMUS|C.0F
HOBO ORCHESTRA
Hcnrico Prisoners Enlivcncd by
Ragtiine Melodies Produced
by Crap-Shooters' Band.
GOING AFTER THAT POWDER
For Thirty Years Neighbors
Have Been Daily Waiting Ex-
plosion That Never Came.

Since the departure OF Ida owens
and Virginia Bell, who for several
months sang persistently II not tune
fully many ballads. more or less pop
rlar, Henrico jail had been without It's
wonted sounds OF merriment until Sun
day, when newly acquired band OF
"hoboes" stepped into the brcech. Now
the memory OF the dusky prima donnas
wanes, and late in the afternoon one
may hear the strains Of q full orches-
ira grinding out the most approved
ragtime.
The instruments. though primitive IN
the extreme. are there with the noise.
Several horns have been made Of pa
per- the jail wall serves excellently
as both bass and kettle drum, various
dusky musicians whistle mefrily while
two Industrious ones are on the Job
with the inevitable bones" the most
up-to-date instruments in the aggre-
cation. The name. most appropriately.
is the "Crap-shooters Band Mr..
Garrett. the deputy sheriff is highly
gratifed with the musical proclivities
of his prisoners, and declares that the
band is the big noise" In that part
of town.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-21
MAYOR HITS COMMITTEE.
Declares in Expense Account That National
Pledge Defeated Him.

Mayor carlton Mccarthy is clearly of
OPINION that the national pledge placed upon
the municipal ballot after all the entries
had been made and the money put up was
responsible for his defeat for denomination.
and he recorded this opinion In the record
yesterday, The Mayor In his expense &c.
count sets out that he spent in dollars and
cents $27O and that the pledge referred to
&C st him tho loss of the nomination..
His characteristic and unique statement Is
as follows:
Entrance fec pnid City Democratic
Committee (snbseQtent to which
payment an additional pledge was
added to the ticket and cost me
the loss of nOn,inntiOn) ........-. $50 on
Rent Academy Of Music. one night. 100 on
rr, rata rent Corcornn HILL (0nce). 3 90
Card, for use ut voting places...... 10 O0
$40 0C
If there were any other expenses have
rG knowledge Of them.
z. r. Fuller mamber-clect to tho Com
con Council from Madison Ward. holds tho
box at tho moment, his expense being great
81 than any fled by his felow-ca ndidatcs
1t cost him $50 to break in. distributed as
fcllows Entrance fee sl5; cards, sA.50
Icirculnis, $3.50: distributing cards. So. hal
rent. 81.
Other statements We're: John 7. Lynch
s:i.25: John A. s;elph, s4o.25; II. r. Pollard
Jr., sl5i c. T. Richards, SO; Z. W. Miner
s1I.'5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-21
Mrs. Gill and 600 Charges
Nowin Washington.-Sev-
eral Brides Among
the Number.

- CURLING package OF rice
against the side OF one of the
ten coaches, as Mrs. Gill's ex-
c,irsion pulled out from Broad
g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-21

Order Of Court.
Tho order concerning payment OF
interest and principal to the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company is as
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-12-10

General County Bridge Fund
Maxwell, bdge lumber % 90
P B Gibbs, mater and labor, 9l3,
Eff Barte, lumber % 81
C Gordon, lumber 979
Orr hauling G R bdge 22 90
General County Road Fund.
il Cash moving chain gn IS 90
H WMeece, work $50
Geo Souther, NOV convicts 800
B B sodther, salary for July % 90
supplies &c 50
Tom Liverett, salary July 35 90
Levi Ledford; supplies q 80
] S Rhodes, corn for gang 800.
T L johnson, supplies for =, 66 78,
B F Station, issuing claims go
GreenRiver Mfg Go, sup, 2298
French Broad Hustler prtg l So
j B F Revis, labor 375
Edwards Hdw Co, hdw CO IT'S
IS s. 262 SO
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-12-10
Aafef Of Sale.

/ Under and by virtue OF the powers of
sale CONTAINED in that certain mortgage
executed by. Ira j. Davis, on Sept %,
1906 10 secure the Indebtedness therein
named,Sdefaalt having beeh4nadeh the
payment OF said 5indebtedneesEI Will
sen, a&sthe Court House dpOfcin Hen
derSoaVaae Henderson county, within
the lekSa hours Of sale, to the highest
bidder Tor cash, on Monday, December
21st, ESO8, ali the land desctibedinl said
mortgage, which mortgage Is recorded
in Book %, page 470 of the Records OF
mortgages for Henderson, county; said
lands described as follows: 80
Beginning At a stake on Kings Street
at the original North E. corner Of the
kbbie Williams lot, about f60 feet NOT
Academy Street, and rams; W. parallel
with academy st. and with oldWiliahns
line, 9eSfeet more or less9to the corner
of khe4oWn Hall LOT, N. about go feet
TO theGaldwell line, thence p. with the
Caldwell line about so feet t6King St
thence with King st. aB6dt 80 feet 20
thgheginnink, includingfwhat il known
,as the aNoTy lot. uszW ,FeaYa
This the 18th day of. Nov, 1903,
q w. A SMITH,
II. 4 Mortgage.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-12-10

he JustlS
nTd
PnarmaCy

4 N0VnLNAMR ron 4 BABY.
photoeraph Just FScaved 6tIThI

~. KHsirhk Company. CHICAGO, of 8
chubby miss f 10 months, demonstrates
tie ph~olesoaaeness g c~ettolenea their.
vegetable oil cooking at. Her father.
A1sDs1EeBride. manegeof y large genetal
ftQfets Ballard ETezaAf Nkitesfthatsshe!
IW4EAb thirty pounds, ard chat abe tWas.
practically raised on Cottclene. No1arde
Yhatetefsused in their household. Ths;
h4byhnsthEived 90 WeAon f0OdnnSde with
cottcieps that they call her Acottolehe:s
Strnhg eisims are made for the whole
eomeqsRect e6Etolene and tn e1ccessfak ore
tneAteeeESEenln infant Aford1conxiueinK praof
q thap 41satg et&his4HepS9ett sA8ftknin3.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-12-10

Having qualified as administra-
tor 81 the estate Of j + Pittillo,
deceased, all persons having.
elaiYns against the estate of the
said D. L. Pittillo, Diseased are
hereby notified to- present them
to acknowledgement administrator
by the 10th day Of GtoberyIl909
or this notice willbe pfeadin bar
ofgtheir recovery And all per-
sons, indebted toJthe estate will
please make prompt payment of
the same. he nfr sir 7
This the 18th davof Oct. 1908.
IA tQ<S. j.. PTTTTLLo. Adm! y
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-12-10

w E Jackson, janitor, Z b 70 30
H CDufy, pIbg ch& Jail $3.50
w G. Gdlick, ser pensn BIRD 8 90
r B5Wafd, Reg G RsFwshp Is 80
C M Fletcher, ser Pen Bird go
T Conner. Jail fees $50 ~ 70
L T Williams, Registr cleo 400
Towncof Hxille, water rent 3i75
] C Brown Judge election 400
B F Station, clerkzof board - 80
P J Hart, list taker GRIT 2oaoo
T WBird, list taker MsRT % 90
M S Justus, judge election 4 90
r ] Fletcher, reg BOW Bluff 10 Of
C E Pless, stat regis deeds 8 30
P freeman. sheriff fees IA 90
J E Peace, registr election IA so
G Sentell, count commits q 90
SIN King, list taker Hville1oo 90
Edwards Hdw Co, In mwr 8 90
Total 4SIrS0