North Carolina Newspapers

1 JA I LY OUHXAL VOL. VL-NO. 168. NEW BERNE. N. C, SATURDAY. OCTOREJx ir,, 1887. PRICE 5 CENTS. A. OOAL NEWS. .v: jf . BU8INESS LOCALS. SMALL Hems. Corned Beef, Sugar Cured Shoulders, Breakfast B&oon, Cod flab. Beef Tongues, White Beans, Irish Potatoes, Oaiooa, Grits, Evapo rated Applet. Freeh roasted Coffee ground to order. C. E Slover. FULTON MARKET Corned Beef juet arrived at ito. Dunn's " TtJST BECEIVED A few tula more fj of that Extba Fine .Butt an which I will warrant and refund money if not as represented. 80o. per lb. I54t , THE GEOCER, E. B. HACK BURN. ANEW Stock of Oil Stoves and other House keeping Goods at ' Geo. Allen &. Co iMIISCE MEAT, C. E. b'LOYEK. PEOF. A. BELLEZZA will be in New Berne on the 20th to open a danc ing academy. Any one wishing to at tend will please send in their Dames to Mr. Ches. Bell by the 15th. oci7tf 1TjRE Liquors and Wine for Medici nal and other uses, at wholesale. Jambs Redmond. LIME Commercial Lime; what is left. $1 00 per ton. ' Bep27tf.l W. P I3iEKLs TTVIRECT importation of French LJ Brandy and Holland Gin arrived in bond and duties paid at Custom Souse in'New Berne, guaranteeing gen- ' oine goods for sale. Jab Relimond. GARRETT'S Medoc Vineyard Cognac and 'Wine, for sale, at Manufactu rer's prioes, by James Redmond. BEtWWBGEORGIA COTTON GINS, with Belf Feeder and Condenser. All Of the latest and most approved pat terns. Geo. Allen & Co. "REDMOND'S Ginger Ale. Lemon XV Soda, etc , fqual to imported. James Redmond. BUGGIES, sale at McD. Pates' make, for Dail Bkos'. The steamer Stout has been put in condition to-be towed out by the De fiance on next trip. Now you can shoot partridges, but "- don't be greedy about it. Leave come for another season. The miniature elephant on exhibition t the store of Max Schvrerin still at tracts considerable attention. The Craven County Gun Club will shoot glass balls on the south nJe of Trent liver next Monday afternoon. ' - The Directors of the Gu tiding and Loan Association were in session last night. The! Association 'B uow thorough ly ' ' lj organised, ready for business and ' has money to loan. ' If anyone has doubts about the effi . , . cienOTof the fire department of New v Berne they ought to have been present yesterday and seen the work done at Maj. Dennison's gin house. - The steamer Blanche of the N. & T. ' .. line on her downward trip from Kin .j : eton on Thursday evening when juat fw Wow Neuse riyer bridge broke her theft. . It was taken out and brought ' down on Use train, repaired in the shops here and will be taken back this morn- . John Chad wick, col., a carpenter who vVwae employed on the warehouse at ' ' Morehesd City, while assisting in shit ' log the cars at that point last Tuesday night was caught between a car and f the platform and badly mashed. He ,- was brought up on the train Wednes " -r J day morning and received medical at VJ tention. ?eronaL ' V Joa. E. Robinson, Esq., one of the - talented editors of the Goldeboro Argus, arriyed last night. The Argus is ' : thoroughlj' committed to the extension . ; of the A. & V. Q. R. and is putting in c some good work for it. Mr. B. Foster, general manager N.jO. - Freight line, of Baltimore, Is in the . A Cracker Factory for New Bsrne. Our young merchant on Middle street, Mr. Alex. Jasfloet has maohinery on the way for a'eracker factory and gen eral bakery. It ia an enterprise that will, If properly managed, pay hand somely. ; He will not only manufacture crackers, bat bread, cakes, pies, etc. ' '.-.; :r- .' ;. I .i r i Ir ' . ' -. -. . Steamer Movements. , The Carolina arriyed from Snow Bill yesterday with a full cargo of cotton. The Howard left for Trenton y ester- day with'a cargo of goods. ';: ;;;.;, :-l Trent left for Trenton yesterday morning with cargo of general mer c! i-i lise. .' - .' 1. a ramlioo of the 6rD. line sailed for Koi folk yesterday with a full eargo . of col ion. . . " ' . ' "-.- - S 7 '- ' Tie Klrrton will leave; this morning for Kia&'cn with a full cargo of goods. The EagUt f the E, C. D. line ar- i I yesterdsy morning ; and sailed : " y afternoon with a fall cargo oil f 1 r-Tpoise bides. r-feej lnt A JCove all Along the Line. The citizens of Goldeboro, Kinston and Beaufort have held meetings and appointed strong delegations to go to Raleigh with the committee from New Berne to present the question of ei ten sion of the A. & N. C. R. to the Gover nor. Pamlico county ought also to send a delegation. Next Wednesday has been set apart as the day to go, and it being Fair week the con of going will be but little and those going can take in the Fair also But let it be under stood that the primary object of their visit is to present ibis matter to the Governor and show him the advantages to be derived by this section and the State at large by this extension. Major Deruiiaon'a Gin House on Fir. A spark from the emuke Black fired the roof of Major Dennison's large and extensive gin bouse near the railroad bridge yetsleiday about noon, iuick work on the part of the Major and hie forces and the lire department saved a large amount of machinery, cotton and cotton seed from destruction. A the emoke puffed from the roof of the large frame building many remarked, "the Major is gone this time,"' but they had forgotten the efficiency and daring of our fire department, which armed in good time and made a quick and preity job of stopping the lire. The building, stock and machinery wero damaged probably to the extent of one thousand dollars. Hut notwiih- eianuing mis mo Major hail Lh gins running again in leas lhan two h urt. The Oyster Fan. Our friend Malt icks, of ( low cony ty, who has studied the oyster business considerably, don't think we could get up an 05 ster fair that would be of much advantage. Furthermore he says, or intimates that the oyster lands are about all taken up in his section. The fact that these lands are being rapidly taken up ia the very reason we ought to hare the fair and encourage the improving of the gardens. Many oyster farms have been "laid out, " but, if we have been correctly informed, "laying out," or entering, is about all that ia done. Home few in every st o' lion of the oyster lands have improved their oyster gardens, and we wunt them to come together and exhibit'the pro ducts of their labor in this line and encourage others to improve their gar dens. If we have the Fair we know that Winberry will have a good sample of his oysters here and his methods of planting and cultivating would be sought after. A Bobs Deer Slayer. Detnpsey Harper, a former typo of the Journal office, now a farmer near Piney Grove, Jones county, paid us a visit yesterday. When asked by the boys why he did not bring them a quarter of deer he replied that he could have dono so if he had only thought of it. as he killed one only a day or two ago. A good story is told on Dempsey as a deer hunter, and we have it from a source that just I flea us in vouching for its truthfulness. Sometime ago'lie and an older brother went to Catfish lake a few miles from Polloksville on a fishing expedition, and after arriving at the lake ooncluded to stay all night. They went to work to secure material for fire when a large buck jumped out of hie resting plaoe and plunged into the lake. But the waves of the lake were so strong, there being a strong breeza, the buck could make no headway In cross ing. Quick as thought they rolled a log into the' lake and Dempsey jumped astraddle of it with a pole in hand and his knife sticking in the log started for the deer. When near him he began a circuit and srot the buck going round. trying to keep his head in the direction of his assailant. In .making the circuit Dempsey drew nearer and nearer until he oould reach the buck with his pole and then gave him a heavy blow on the head forcing it alder water, and when he raised it Dempsey was near enough to seize him by the horns, draw his head across the log and cut his throat. , At another time Dempsey w as at work on the farm when he heard the hounds trailing a deet. In a few minutes a good sise buck rushed out of. the woods near him and jumped into the ditch. Dempsey sailed on ,JiIm and he ran down the ditch Until reaching a pool of water and mired down with bis rider. Then.Dempsey shoved the back's head down In the water, out with his knife and cut his throat. x ' ' - Dempsey stands over six. feet In his stockings and no live deer escapes him, gun or no gan. a s; - - . - . ; ; i :S:jik SteamsMn. ;i j ' Say am ah, Ga., Oct, 18.-At "one o'clock" this morning fire "broke out in the cargo of the British steamship Hugh Lenden, loading for Liverpool. To Teasel has four thousand bales of cotton , on board. The fire was extinguished j thts morning. Seventeen hundred t-R'.n cf cf tea were badly darcarod by . ' ti TO J (11 lOrSCIL FBCOLL'DlMiS October IB. l'.(?7. A special meeliug of the board of city oouncilmen was held this evening at O'clock, Mayor Meadows in the chair. Present: Councilmeu li. 11 Lne. V. A. Crawford, 8. li. Lane, M. P. Holly, John Greer and li P. Kennedy. A propoeioiou from the Atlantic File Company to rent the premises recently purchased by the city , ai 10 per month, was presented by the Mayor Councilman S. li. Lane moved that the board do not entertain thepiopo sition, and that the city headquarters bo moved otr immediately . which Was amended Ly 41 P. Holly, that it be ac cepted on condition that t.oadijuarterb can be procurt-J in the court house. Councilman S 11 l.aue moved to table the amendment . which n a vole being laken the nuiion t table as 1 JSt.. The amendment prevailed u:. 1 the motion aeameniied uacarii 1 A coiiiinunica'. ion fioui Mr. Washing ton Itrvan on the nib .ei t i f 'larant me in consequence f fev t r at 1 1 a Hay, I- la , as rea 1 Counrihiian K 1' U i that ttie May-.r take st. p the trains on ll.e A . N passenger r- I r , . n i l a i . i infei tt .1 d.-tre :- The molion w , ,i r . : mis inovi d jil a l a lit . i.e K. to !'.. r A corn in un h at i I 'ratify in regar I t e.l u'l Hell s alley a;, i ndaner mg pr . H y , was rial. Mr. Alex. Jusli ' built, explained to n fr .in i 1'. M . en i iert d .'elm . bal. v. ho h pel l y in t h it v I. 1 1 , h had the '., II .1 1. the h Councilman (rawold inin'i-j that Mr. Justice be allow p. I to pun'eed with the bakery, on conditi. n that he place a spark arrester on the chimney, which motion pu ailed A petition fiom K .bt. Agent to erect a frame building- with tin roof on the 1. t now leased to the cily on Ciaven stiei t was presented On motion of 11 P. Kennedy the i e tition whs refeired to fire ilistiict com mittee with power to art. Ihe board adjourned. Sit. AS I'l l,. II l.H, t ity i 'In k . Ojhter Fair and SlI.VKH I'AI.K, Onsl I'.DlTull J. H'lt.N'Al.- I ltailroml- iw Co , ( let ',' see from ihe anxious in tela Jul k.n A L that you are lion to an oyster fair, and I think It but fair toward you thai I show you Borne of the ineide fueling of the mailer from my standpoint, which of course you are not expected to Bee. In the first stages of oy ster culture it ih right and economy to lirst gather up the wild product as long as it can be reachsd. This is actually no cultivation at all. H is as good and no better than has been practised for a number of years. As yet we have large increase in quantity but not in quality. This comparatively wild slock will compare badly with the well bred, con sequently much expected and nothing realized that can be shown at a fair. This is not all. I have been dividing oyeter lands into farms everyday since the coming in of the law, with in creased demand beyond the ability to Gil, and there is no desire in this section just now to advertise for occupants from afar off. Then again in the Pamlico, Lieutenant Winslow is ready to show parties every advantage scientific and otherwise where all the circumstances can be weighed on the spot. Of course it would not be interesting to take the wild stock of the Pamlico and show them at New Berne or elsewhere. I think that the same circumstances whioh influence ua in New river have their effect to aome extent in other oys ter localities. We would help you very poorly and at great, disadvantage this winter with a fair. I am delighted at the interest you take in the oyster industry and rejoice at the many ways you come at our peo ple to constrain them to build the rail road; hope you will continue your activ ity until all is accomplished. Yours very trulv. J. A. Mattocks Obituary. In Washington. N. C, on the 9th day of Ootober, 1887, after a, brief illness, Mary Washington Blount," daughter of William Augustus snd Mary W. Blount. Again has death entered our midst and climed as its victim a bright and ac complished young lady. Only a few short months sinoe she was on a visit to the home of her childhood, in the vigor of life and usefulness. She was a grad uate of St. Mary's, and many of her old schoolmates mingle their tears with those to whom she was nearest and dearest. It was indeed in her home circle, that her unselfish devotion and untiring effort to contribute to the hap piness oi latner, motner, brothers and sisters will cause an aching void that can never be filled in their pilgrimage inrougn tne vate or tears. Art thou' weary, art thou languid, Art thou sore distressed f "f"V,m fnMl ), Ann "ami . jse s res 7 . : Kswi & Observer. k A better article it is impossible to get, sir; I hare tried them all and an- hesitatingly' pronounce Dr. Balls Cough Syrup superior to any, " Exo; . The old story .Trivial symptoms were neglected until rheumatism be came eatabUehed, whereas all the suf ferir? conli fcivs ben rrorPntpd by t. r " ; t x rf f -!r-iHn (M. J " c. iUOl 1 A A . t. It F.XltNlO MELTlVi ' V I-t.V-lil ml M 1 .l;l.t.- AT ThtCullil lioL bt Hhtl'il Muhi. Pursuant to prev ioub notice a meeting of the citizens of L-noir oounty wac held in Ihe court houae on lueeday evening, October lltn, 1 -7 . Mayor A T. Hill was called to the chair and E i' Cox was requeled to recur 1 ll.ero oeedings. 'I tie object of the meeting was ex plained to be for Ihe purpose of acting in concert with theciluene of Carteret, Craven and W ay ne counties in an effort to extend ihe A & .N. ('. Railroad. The chairman, ou motion, appointed a committee of live, consisting of 1. Harvey, J. W Oiaiuger. O. E. Miller. Lr H Tull and P. I C s to prepare resolutions The sail couitnill-e ie por ed as f 11 o w t Wherta-. '. e Law I, .-, i.tly hear i that there ia a p ..i.'.k l.ance of t j lending the A N. (J. Railroad and ihereliy oei lire the Connection w ,ih tl e ('a- 1 ear ,V Yadkin Valley Road an i W'.icican, This mouiiiiit. if oon sum mated , would build up and de eh p our sesporl and result in great bem !.l to (his entire sectl .11 theret ire be It 1-re lo'l. lliatwe i idially end .rn thi- enter pi i-f and lei..' v the I n.ver re . r asa u r e Ills 1 . x c t . thai an y hi I hi. n :-r will I e I !: I. ' It . "I s .1 lb ' 1 . -s! ' .1 I . I. all .if a .minitt. . il.d U I ge lllxll h . ! ' '.f tli 1 J . lllo I e 111 . r ' f llowillg gent:. I, ' I he ma he able to i e! a.pr.-. , 1 I. t . 0 nt v 1 lir, a m: in t r f .Ml I.. 1 1 the g li to o.r III' ;: v. . n 1 i i: .1 .! II,. I ,e. ltT llanev 1 'rj in . 1 i . V I U 1 1 . n th M..v i' in. I . l.i, g a T lii I ci: i ii. I.1' 1 I : . O t I'.' oom. ained by Ihund. hi.v e pi. aile I m 1 ng Til.' Io 1h ,., Wale- ,1 Silo ,v oh i-t. o m j,. and lightning. and A slight A felt Hi M. Ill mot ni ng I. of r le , I ..i 1. Waii w a -1 his Kltl'l '1 1 i-M. ..' .'t. 1J Tin jury !I it. he Ist.iwn in. pies t re mlf red a i i id h ( of murder agauiMt Inspector Hrowmicg Sergeants Kirw an. lv) .It rand Hi.nn.iii an I i 'onsfihles ( :,iv;m an I 1 r a i N I.I ii I I lM. I. ro , it mt . all in ng ', h i'. e n I . t In. l umbel I. ill 1 sane iisy lam s.une in .ntl plrt.lv re. in el e I her leanui and will le in. the inannt.on on Saturday. KIN'. lil AN AMi vt KI N KK ..',. il l ... L. ..M. ,., Oct l. A dispatch from Vienna sin h that King Milan and y.ieeli Naliiliu of S'lviu hale heconie recoil ciled, I .emon 1.1 1 x ir. I I.HA-VNT 1.1. M .', il.l.,. lomon I'.lixirjs piepared from the fresh juice of LemoiiH, combin d w ith other vegetable liver tome.-, cathartic aromatic stimulant" and blood purifiers. Fifty centa and one dollar per bottle. Sold by druggists generally and by all wholesale druggists. Prepared by 11. M. zley, M. li . Atlanta, (ia. For billioupnes an. I con-lii.ati. n take Lemon Elixir. For indogosiion and f, .il -tomai li take Lemon Elixir, For sick and m r v take Lemon Elixir. For sleepnosfl un l take Lemon Elixir. For loss of appetite h ,da he 111 r v i til-lit ir1 and debiliiv take Ltmon Elixir. For fevers, malaria take Lemon Elixir. and chills. Lemon Elixir will not tail 111 any of the above named disca-ee, all of which arise from a torpid or diseas ed liver. Li mon Hot I'u ps Cure all cougha, folds. Hoarseness. Sore Throat, Broochitis, Pneumonia and all Throat and Lung diseases. Price 2o cents. Lemon Hot Drops. Hold by druggists. PreparedbyUr.il. Mor.ley Atlanta, Ua.t in both liquid and lczenee form. For sale in New Berne, wholesale and retail, atR. N. Duffy's drug store. Cash must accompany the order. sat&8un au sep Holel Purchase. That magnificent and imposing prop erty the New Arlington Hotel in this city, heretofore owned by Dr. Geo. L. Kirby, was yesterday purchased from him by Mr. Will Hunter, of the popular and energetio firm of Hunter & Street, the new proprietors of the "Hotel Greg ory." By this transaction the entire hotel capacity of the city passes into the bands of one management, but as yet we are unable to say what line of policy is to be pursued in this regard. The Sew Arlington is still open to the pub lic under its old management. Golds bore Argus. Laxalor is the result of years of ob servation and experience. It is now recommended by leading physicians for oostireness and indigestion. ."Baby is king" all the world over. As its rale should be as quiet as possi ble, fail not to provide it with Dr. Bulls Fab Syrup for all the ailments inci dent to its condition. It is a safe rem- dfv. : ' i... : . . :tkh ' -Jt v-n. . ".'' ' t-. ' ,. Night 'ke.ts, .' as a tuJe, have their hardest "wort Ct do ia the morning'; - " ' "' -C- -v-. I'u. 1; - oars li as " It t.ou 1 : t 1 v ever t :!ei tual n , ereel , nt.rel) u-l pre .' s as II :t..lr 1 1 . e aotoui.-l.-dout t I:, i d i-,o pv t r , cure ot I. ung ti dl-'Tert i.t . i ipte i. d ee not dir-eape r Cc ntrar hie he.,:- II. Llll ,!. . l-V.U t,; the J is. ea e d . '. tli u- :! ) ou i f t by all ! ihe i.U. . I h best .' r 1 c ai. i e r.s If II te I I I! :r nt n. t the Ihe tl ou ! .: i. A . - l.ell :. e w ,1, sp. !1 . t : . .1. e el v s. Id . 1 -II' r s L. - ts al' 1 i, I. I III'. 'llllhl l ir.. MIS; Ti..-1. Yi A BEL .1 so. alll V I I ' I K 1 . Three Corner: 3 ..: . .:-ai at 1 I U ( Wt'dnt'sday din.-- , ,'i K. -.er e hi it I'rug M i.- N I .V Hid;' Night !,.' Oct. i!Hh Hi I,,' H' I I ..le .I ! I, . i. : i id New Ginnery Goods! Ccmpl'.te Ct::k Winter Millin a I- 1 1 . lie! in,; .. have a! - . : I an v Art mhei'g.. 1 f 1 len P. an f no pur. h A 111 t .. .lav. ,:.i ri'i h V , n 1, I N 1 I 'at ti 1 1 . a:. I 1 1 . 1 ' . Mi Hat . 1 1 1 v 1: ..in 11 and ' 111 v be C. M. V. F0LLETT. N Il Pay Your Taxes ! Ihe Tax hail Ih f. r e ollire every and U a in. Po.v at . 1. Lo t for 1 v -1 n. . n m oi led i, in. 1 v 1 . 1 I ,, a', d ay between the I,, u 1 and 1 and I p 1:1. P and bo done it 1 1 Ml. AS M !.', Hi;u, I'ltv Tax Collect' my of For Rent, A ( lood I ) wcl 1 ing on 1 '1st 1 run t -1 1 ret. Nine rooms; large lot. Kornierlv oi-cu-pied by John II. Hell. Applv to" oil hv L. II. t ITI 1 i. Crops is MIGHTY SHORT, but I have been BfYi.NO my HARDWARE, MA CHINERY and AGRICULTURAL IM PLEMENTS from J. C. W'HITTY, therefore'I am all RIGHT. I tell you hie prices help out a short crop amazingly. Use House's Chill Syrup TYLER DESK GO 1ST. LOUIS. MO. HMmjrm or Fi, DESKS SAUK COtnCTESS, Bank. ooiTRT Brtmnt COTKRyitiyT WORK I mJ OmCI FIITiliGS. BntWork loweitPrioM " --- - ' ldfl m. Tllna.'J WojjjyijijrtfjjrTJrhiJjje sep243tew m MILL MEN! Look To . Your Saws ! : tf out of shspe and rnalting bad lum ber or using too much power correopond with P. J. Delsmart New Berr, N. 0., csre S. Rsdcliff & Co, - ! t hat I 1 to !, nt ill 1 . 1. . 1.. .,1. 1 ji.i ai..n;i i ! N ' f I ) , : , e I , . M 1 1 . 1 1 5 5 -? NEW BERNE .' FURNITURE STORE The- B:zz Installment House' . ri ' a., ti .:. ... t'alis ( i urLituree. '. !'. ;ur Minors, etc., sold ' "''!. .;!. : ::. Lilly pavuienls. ' ' ''-et fiauieJ to order. J. M. HINES, i Manager. Wanted, "i oi l 1 1 m:ku, I o II I i t ( .1-1 iiio 1 1 til el, de- In. I 1 1 A I oil IMIWS. Cheap For Cash. '' ' '!. and thirty feet ll.FR. Notice. 1 " " ' ' - 'I k 111 m. A.iS N. ' ' !,,.. : -t , , 1 Appli- ' 1 : , ..enewal of - . I 11.:. !;.!-; I: 1 M. I 'AIL. GO TO S. Q. WATERS, Jr.. Bt st iiiui C licapt'bt Line of Gents' Fuinish'g Goods HATM, KIlOErS, Ulullii 1 Ih. I. at I !-. i ' Umiirclhus, ic. l . ! 1, al ay s ill stock. l'. KKY brand Fits 1 l. st he the heart lint knows no guile, d hat teeln no wish unkind , ora(etiinK- provocation, while o.l d, I.. I t in inn., I. f'' ' I A NSI 1,1. 8 , si. 1 ei iiieinie.l by o li ly niuJe al -1 ' I'.M.MKIt, ' o ' l. b 1 , ,0 1 and I -. N. H' II, t III. N (? Alt , . I N iNToticc. 1 h pin . ha.-e I the entire Stock of Mi... s, and Kuhher.-i in storo un- I l! ert. 1 w ,11 ei 11 the earn TCA.Sil. No goods will ptohatinn. AT 1 ' T, 1' be sent out ,m Thankful f ill W Vlll hi stand - un I, 1 New I'., rni r 1 i-t pfitrcnagr. the busi coiitimnj at the old 1 1 l. i Alb, rt. 1 T I'ATrEKSON. N-i'- seSrdtf E. K. BISHOP, Broker & Commis'n Merch'r, Oilier ami Uarrhouse nrxl to Clrd li a r r. Acrut for A riuour ,t To ProTlons. Flrr Prool Slouje BnlldlDr. 'TT( 1 UHAIN anil MEKCHAN- MUKAi.h at reasoDable ep21 dim SEE ULRICH, Wholesale Grocer, FoU THE Lowest Prices! Rice Sacks on hand. NEWG00DS! f JUST ARRIVED : T Philadelphia Butter. ,' ;"liL Caseard's Sugar-cured Heat! an Pure Lard. .-io Best Flour in the market. t Wafer Crackers, Graham Wafers.,. Pilot Bread and Fine Cakes. , . . The best of Teas and Coffee." f Fulton Market Coined Beef. " ' Thurber's best brands of Can Goo' ' Id fact ererythlng nice in eatal ' Give me a trial snd bftcrvririnfr l ';:.; . , . . I '. 111 11 1. i . ; 1 : A - k P r. , Kin . ,.,., , i- . the . ,;. I 1:,:. I A I : . A ; ' 10. 1, i,,, ,, r . I 1 th. h t , r I, 1 ., ,., 1,, In I ......... ,,,,. :l Fail ana- i- -p..i i.,.i, i.. r r.-i- " - .i , AGLNCY FOR "" vs'" 11 1 1 1 1 1 'I H M ' I It 'I'M 1