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The Search-Light. BAINLMIDGK, MAKCil 2, 1»01. THE LITTLE OLD SPINET. Do yon nri* the littJe fpir.et standing in the cor rivr there? C.rt u\ -■(.randniother loved to plr.y it when she vrs« 3 mulden fair. Ksinheams throurh the window twinkle, flick’rifif on ltd yellowed k 1 And v.c ahnost hear the tinkle of the old tijut melodies. Crraf.j randmother grwnetl in silk, with higi UoJvd slippMrt* ouiniy lace, •, t there, while a smile of pleasure lighted uf ... r iuir young face; Krolo without the rose scent lingers, drifting ot jin* summer hiH.‘ew?, \V:.lie - pl.-ys with (airy lingers all the old time melodies. A.id the little spinet waits her patiently thes« J' .ig, long yuirv, Tf• j its mellow voice is broken, harsh, and lues the sound of tears. \ ». it acema the sunbeam* straying, flick’ring on i a yellowed keys, A;:d U'v fnirv fingers playing all the old tl i: melodies f j —Mary Small Wagner in Optimist. A CASE OF LAW. Tiir Decision Tli.it Wni Rendered by u Dun ii 1 o Solomon. Law Is (j complicated thing, uml gome of ltn decisions seem not to be f <utided in equity. Probably most readers will pass that criticism upon the case recorded below: i Basutoland, being broken and moun tainous. was until recently the resort of Lous, leopards and other wild ani mals. Now, however, the hlllsldefl which were once the resort of these savage creatures are the pasture (.rounds of tens of thousands of cattle. Nearly all dangerous animals have been driven away from Basutoland, but not long ago a leopard appeared on the outskirts of a village. The animal soon became as badly frighten ed us the villagers and sought safety In flight. The next morning the Inhabitants turned out for'n IiudL One of tint haulers was climbing a steep rock n lieu he suddenly found himself face to face with tho leopard, wboeo re treat was cut off by the rock Itself,. • Neither the man nor tho animal could . scape the encounter. ! The dilemma was an awkward one, for the climber was unarmed. Realiz ing his dunger. lie put forth Ills hands and In desperation caught hold of the leopard on each side of Its Jaw. hold- Irg li at arm’s length and ending for help. The leopard clawed and tore his captor, but the umu held on till help milved. end the beast was speared. New came n question of law. My Masuta law the shin belonged to s tlia ( !:!-. f. who must reward one of threw claimants—either the man who speared the leopard or the inua who hold It :-ti that It was. possible to spear It or tho mat) who. being warned hy tiro bnrl;- lvg of Ids dog. llrst discovered the. RLiuiai In the village*. j The Har.uto Solomon decided fbo cure as follows; The man who speared,, li could not have done so but for the | i. An who held It. and the man who | laid It could not have known of its existence If the dog had not firs- | warned the village; therefore the crnl.-i j for the killing belonged to the <lc;. i w h sc owner was entitled to'the r* ward.—Youth’s t'ompr.nion. ttonpi-ollns ‘the‘Sohleafti. One Sunday I cnlled at a cottage In the south of Midlothian and requested a measure of milk, which was prompt- ! !y handed in me. 1 offered the woman who attended to uty wants a few cop- I l> vs. but. she ourtl.v responded. "1 ! cauun tali sllleVmt a Sawbnfh!" i thanked her. and was turning away j when she whispered: "Mon. ye con dvnp the bnwbtcs In that tub wl’ the grallli (soap stiff-1 In’t. I’ll get them oo! the morn!"—London C’hroulclo. r»row« on 11 or. j luexperirnrcff l’arent- I do think n j little girl baby Is the dearest thing In tin 1 world! Kxperleoccd Parent— You’ll find she comes a good deni dearer when she’s about 20.—Chicago Tribune. Prismatic C-.-tern'. Mrs. Ople, the widow of the great portrait painter, whom some one hus called the "Inspired pee.-auc.” never, even ill her oid age, lost her love of bright colors. A little girl. Emma Martin, afterward known In literature as Emma Marshall, visited her one day and experienced u rare pleasure. Shw says: On a screen lu her drawing room were hung a number of prisms, which were suspended from chandelieis be fore tin? bell shaped globes tame Into fashion. 1 sat on n stool at my moth er’s feet, wondering what those long hits of glass could menu. Presently the brilliant rays of the western sunshine filled the room. •’Now.” said Mrs. Op!e, "thou ^jays; run over to thui si reen and give it a cl-akc." 1 did 83 I was bidden. Pecvttnvlttes of Crime. One ef the strangest peculiarities of human nature Is Its inclination to Imitate tho misdeeds ef others. Crime Is epidemical. A particularly dreadful murder, the details of which five set forth in all the newspapers, often has the effect of Inducing similar crimes. Cue of the reasons, and probably the chief reason, why public executions Were abolished In England, was that Instead of acting as n deterrent the execution bad tlic contrary effect of Inciting to murder. In 1SS5 n woman of Geneva, named Lombardi, killed her four children. She admitted that she had been read ing of a woman who killed her hus band. and the very circumstantial ac count had made her wish to h-mate tin crime, but as her husband dead i she killed the children. This is only •'en'Ic."' one Instance out of hundreds which sahl my mother in a warning vtdee. but I gave the screen a vigorous shake. Euieifild. ruby and violet rays danced on the walls and celling and delighted me so Intensely that 1 kept repealing the process; thou my mother, afraid of mischief resulting, came and drew me back to her side. Mrs. Opie looked at mo and said: , “If thou lovest bright colors, thee will never see anything more beautiful than tin* rainbow Clod sets in the sky.” Cotiltl Not Itepwrt Goir, IV-lion tt.e amateur golf championship was played at Wheaton In l.->i,7 there was but one Chicago newspaper man who bail/ the remotest conception of what the game was. Accordingly, the newspapers, with the exception of the Chlcngo Tribune, agreed to syndicate the work and put it all in this one man’s hands. The Tribune refused to enter the combination and depended upon the exertions of a member of Its own staff. Hut the Tribune reporter speedily realized his helplessness and appealed lo his brother of the syndicate for aid. The latter obligingly handed over tils copy, and the Tribune man set to work to make a few minor changes so that its kinship to the original should not he too apparent Later In vtlio evening he met his g; nerous bene factor and toid him of the changes b had made. “In particular, the account of the phly at the sixth hoie between Morgan and Dougins. You said that ’Morgan rimmed the cup for a half.’ Well, you know, old chap, that Morgan Is n hank er down town and a' ids: man. while Dougins Is Just ore of those Scotch- men. have come to our notice. The infectious nature cf self mu rue’ receives a striking .testimony in Jhe following Incident: Dr. Op(a-nUe:m~o!’ Hamburg bad to examine the,body of a man who bad cut his threat aiid* bad died after some days of suffering. The medico told his assistant that death would have been immediate If the man had made the cut in a way which he Illustrated, and lie was startled two days later to learn that his assistant had attempted to commit suicide by lacerating himself In that very manner. The mnn admitted that he had never thought of suicide until the day of the examination and the doctor’s remark.— London Globe. Some Sloe RCyttl Jobs. “One of the most desirable posts at Windsor castle," says a correspondent of tlie Chicago Record, ’is thal of 'the king’s limner,’ who la ancient times decorated liooktf and manuscripts with Initial letters and who now prepares the parchment commissions when bis majesty Is pleased to confer knight hood or some other honor upon one of, his subjects. The mnn who now fills the post has extraordinary skill with the pea and'brush, and his diplomas and certificates were greatly admired for their exquisite taste ami skillful execution, lie receives a salary of ?2.50C a year. The deck maker at Windsor castle receives the same com- pcusntlou. mid It Is his business to keep ell the timepieces In repair. The his toriographer. who Is supposed to keep a record of events, holds a hereditary < T.ce. with a salary of ?2.. r iOO a year. Th.e muster of music receives $ 1.500 It seemed io me rather cheap to j ‘“-d arranges concerts for bis majesty’s CITY TAX SALES. I Bainbridge, said county, boumVI lows: On the north by James* J a L GEQKG1.V—DEOATUft COUNTY: I o„ ihe east by property of B. B. i?“ Will be sold before the court home on the south bv Jus. Williams S J door, in the city of Bain, ridge. Decatur the west by Lewis street, a,,dl e J county, Georgia, on the first Tuesday in *•> U.«ptopet.\ ot W. K. Minis, n Ma-.cb next, during the eetii hours ot to satis ty a CU-y tax_ fi fa issued by li sale, the following deserned property, iM'sMmuni. Clerk ot Council. v «. Pa jj io-wit: ' K - AlluaB > Agent* for unpaid toxes One vacant lot No, ten (10, situated in 1' Also at the came time and pW third division of Paulet t extension in the house and lot. situated in the ™', city of Bain bridge, S.nn.ided as-follow.flttiuendge^siud eouniy, bounded On the north by Mark street , on the east ' “ * ~ * ' ny lot No. (11(, on lIre south by lot No. five (H). and or* :he west by lot No. nine II, in the same section. Levied upon as ; he propert of then Blown to tatisfy a city tux fi fa issued by B. NuesUumi. U.erk of Council, vs. Eiieu Blown—for city tales. have Morgan doing that sort of thing for.a half, so l just made it read ilmt. •Morgan rimmed the cup with Dougins for a hundred.’ "—Washington Capital. Antn Tintt t’lrvlu Stridors. Pew more wonderful- adaptations are Been In tin* whole round of nature than the webs spiders spin to entrap the wary ant. They are not high hung, h:cy affairs, caressing every breeze, but low set, silken tubes stretched i|u tho grass, llio crevices of ruck or about tree roots. Ants of every size creep heedlessly -Into them. The spiders oat them with relish, but occasionally a diversion. The surveyor of pictures Is paid Sl.filX). the librarian receives $2.- 50U. the examiner of plays $l.tS00. the keeper of the swans is paid $300. and the bnrgemaster, who look's after the boats used by the royal family at Windsor, has a similar compensation.” Something; Which tie Irf-nrned. A soft answer has not only the effect of turning away wrath. It may serve to avenge an Injury. Years ago the Rev., J. EL .tones was making a visit In Bos ton and attended a biweekly confer ence at Divinity hall. .lust nt that time be was out of sorts with the east. Also, nt, the same time and place, one vacant city let No. 1.7; in third division of Paulett extension in the city of Baiu- i,ridge, said county, bounded as follows: On the north by 1’nrk street, on the east by E. Jones ot-lot No. ti, ou the south by i J nuleli, and on ihe we.~t by lot No. six 0/ ot same division and levidd on ns the iiioj-erty of W. D. West It* satisfy a city- ax fifa issued bv B. Nussbnuni. Clerk of Council) vs. Vi . D West, and other fi'fias lu ui hands lor unpaid tuxes. Also, at the same time and place, one vacant city lot No. twelve (.12; in second division iu Hie city of Bainbridge, said county bounded as follows: On the north by King street, on the east by rieieu street, oil the south by Moliie -v hite, and the west by lot No. eleven (11) iu saino divii ion, and levied ou as the property- of B. Bell to satisfy a city lex d fa issued -by K, Nussbauiu, Clerk of - \mncil, ys. said B. Bell, for unpaid tax es. Also, at the same time and place, one vacant city lot No. one (1) situated iu the loin-th divi ion, in tho city of Bainbridge. said county . I ounUed as follows: On the north by lot No. thirteen^13).ontheeast iy lot No. two (2;, on the south by Puu- lett street-and on Ihe west hv Helen ireet, of the same division of the i’au ett extension, and levied oil ils the prop erty ol O. N. Finnegan io satisfy a city tax fi fa issued bv B. f\ussbauui. Clerk -d Council, vs. said (J. N Finnegan, for itipnid taxes. Also, at ihe same time and place, one .iou.-e and lot in the citv of Bainbridge in said county, bonneted as lulluivs: On the north by property ol is. 1. Curry, on .he east by Mrs. Griffith, ontLesouth by Evans street, and on the west by Fits- nyteriau Manse, and levied upon as the property ot l lit estate otTi. A. Gremmer- to satisfy a city tax fi fa issued by M. E. Nussbauiu, Clerk ot Council, vs. the es tate of ft. A. Grmmnor for unpaid tnXe.-. Also, at the same time and place, one vacant, city lot No. 12, in tho fourth di vision in l lie city ot Bainbridge, bounded as loiloWs: Du the north ny iot No. 24, on the east by Street or Alley, on lire soulh by l'uuieu street, arid the west by lol No. 1), and levied on as the property of Joe W at her to sa.isty a city tax li iu issued by if. Nusubauui, Clerk of Cotiu oil vs. said Joe Walker for unpaid taxes. Also, at the same tnue and place, one vacant city lot No. 1, in fifth division in the Ult-y of Bainbridge. bounded as fol low.-: Ou th-i north by vacant lot No. lx or property ol'George* Bniion, on the east by lot No. 2, on the south by Bar tow street, and on tho west by Helen street of Faulett extension, and levied upon as the property of J. U.Gny to sat, isty a city tax fi ta issued by B. Nuss- bauin, Clerk of Council, vs. said J. K. Gnv for unpaid taxes. very little spider and a very big ant ord his nddroes reflected an acrid engage in a duel to the death. If tho mood. Espi-clnlly did he luslst that Fpider can bite, the act cun sting, nud "Tt-.ry didn't know cverytlilng down in Jvrdao does It wltii a right go-.si will. The or even lu Cambridge.” spider does not try to get rid of such an ! When hv sat down, there was e. mo unt ns he does ef a wasp or bee too mentary hush, and then the late Doan strong to be wifely attacked. Such nu Everett slowly rose. lie began In bis Insect, which threatens destruction to usual soft and hesitating tone. "There the web. Is ofteu cut out of It by the are doubtless a great ninny things _ wi b builders. The entangling rabies which Mr. .Jouea knows and we do not I Johnson tosstlsfy a tux fi furts-ued by H are not loosed, hut the web snys neatly know, but there are also a few things j Nussbauiu, Clerk of Council, vs. Ld snipped iu two, first those uuderneatii which we know and he does not.” lew : On the north by prouet-m , E Donah-on.on theeast hv pre.L? Miss Hattie Patterson, on‘the L,,? property of E. J Pudrick and ° west by Monroe street, and levied the property of G. H. Padriuk, to fy a city tax fi fa issued by |j liauin, Clerk of Council, vs ‘said ( Pudrick. for unpaid taxes. Also at the same time and j,s a „ s vacant city lot No. 10. in Pauieit in the city of Bainbridge. said c bounded ns follows: On the i- ( , n i Cemetery street, on the iJ lot' No. 11. on the south hv k MoTyre and on the west hv [ot i in section 1 of Par let t Division j, icd ou as the property of Jack satisfy a tax fi fa issued hv O' Lanin Wlerk ti’ Council, vi> say Colly ror unpaid faxes. Also at the same time and aiace vacant city lot No. 12 in the 5th dk of Paulett Extension in the cityof| bridge, said county , bounded as (J On the north by Clay street, <int | by I t No. 13. on the south by |„ and on the west by Helen stret levied on as the property of Gw? ton. to satisfy a tax fi fa issued i, N use ban in. Clerk of Council, V( George Bruton, for unpaid ti x« _ Also at the same time and idutf city lot iu t he city of Bail, bridw county hounded as follows; Ot north by property of Mrs. Wim, ou the east by West street, on lid by. vacant lot and on thg west, b- Sue Bruton, and levied on as the evtyof Mrs. S. L. Twit tv. to ss city tax'fi fa issued by M K. Nw Clerk of Council, vs‘said Mrs. Twitty, and other fi fas iu ury b unpaid taxes. Also at the same time and pi,oj vacant, city lot. No. i). in the 3™ ion. in the city of Uaiuhridn county bounded as follows: " imrlh.by Park street, on the K,j Elion Jones or lot No. 10. on ii,t by R. Mitchell and on the we>t I. Johnson, or lot No, 8 : and levied pro)>ertv of Oscar Jones, to u city tax fi fa issued.. by B Ni.s i Jerk of Council, ys said O.-uar for u paid taxes a .d oificv li my hands. Also at the same lime and phiJ vacant city .ot-No. 11. m sk-.-io! i- n in ihe city ot Buinbridce. ni-l| t>. hounded as follows*. Oa by King street, on the east la or lot No. la^on tho south i> (| Paddy and on the' west by lor’No. same division, and levied ou property of Will King to satisfy tax fi fa issued b • B. NnsshagkJ of Council vs said Wid King, for | taxes. Also at the same time and piacj vacant citv JotN’o. 21 iu th 4th 1 ot Paulett Extension in the ci-y i bridge said cotiuty. bounded .is l On the north by Bartow sinel, east, by lot 22 in same division, south by lot No. 10 and on the itj lot No. 20, and levied as the uw Alex Mathis, to satisfy a lax ri it be B. Niwsbauul, Clerk of Ceil s id Alex*Matfiis, for unpaid lm| Also at the same time mid vacant city lot 0 in the -ltli Also, at the svme time and place, one vacant city lot No. 3, iu the third divis ion of Harnett extension in the city of Paulo t Extension in the city Bainbridge. mid county, bounded as fol lows: On the ui rth by Hurkstreet,on ihe east by lot No. 0, on the south by Pau lett vacant lots and on the west, by lot No. 7 iu third division of Paulett exten sion, and leyivd on a.- the property oi Ed aud at the very lust the highest fila ment Often the letting go of such a captive means destruction to half tho nest. Hut ecine spiders are wiser than some people. They know not merely Then followed a pause, during which each man field fils hivnfU, for the dpim Avas known to entry on his Ups a dag ger which sometimes found Its unerr ing way to the hearts of men and Every refill has ills chain and dog, only It Is looser and lighter to one than to aunt her, aud lie Is more at ease who takes it up nnd carries It than he who drags It —Seneca. when they have 1 cuougfi. but when they, tilings, hut uftc'r due pause bo contln- huvo too much. i ucil gently: "And chief among thorn Is how giiul Job on 7 SuxiM-cia Hia Pn. ■ we always ure to see him.”—Youth’s “Pa," said Johuuy, looking up from Companion. his book, "what Is the meaning of 'me- tcmpsychoels?’" - [ Thc Echo «* Work - A look of confusion suddenly over- IN hen we hud climbed to thc top of spread pa’s countenance, but It was mountain, \> e observed an old man only for a moment. sitting on a rock with a pair of field- ‘Metempsychosis,’ Johnny, means— glasses in his hands. Every yow and The Turks like melody nud are par ticularly devoted to flutes. They have seven different kluds of this musical Instrument. BO YEARS’ EXPERIENCE Trade Marks Designs Copyrights Ac. Anjrono tei.ufng « pketch and description may quickly ascertain ottr opinion froo whether no Invonlion Is probably patentablo. (\»mmunlca- ti< >us strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents •out froo. Oldest acency for scourl-Hr patents. Patents taken through Munu A Co. retolvc n>ici.U noflct 1 , without charge* In the Scientific American. A handsomely Illustrated weakly, tareest olr- cul.itKm of any scientific h'urn&l. Terms, a v**.vr: four mouths, $1. Sold by all newsdealer*. ^liHN&Co. S6lBw ««"«’New York Htaoefi Office, F St, WMincdou, i). i. It means—but If 1 should tell you you would very soon forget the meaning. Look lu the dictionary for It yourself, nnd thou you will he more likely to re member. Information that comes with out effort seldom Hagers lu the mem ory.” ITaif an hour or so later Johnny. Y ou rubber that way and then yell so sought the dletlouary )u the library. I * 0U J •" When he got there he found pa with ! II<J turned and eyed me calmly, with the dictionary open at "Met." Doubt- j a dignity which could have been born less It was merely Vi coincidence, but Johnny could not help thinking that Ids pn was something of a fraud.—Boston Transcript. Ai* KmbprrnNBing Lnnch. During ti funny turn uu the stage at j the Walnut Street theater. Cincinnati, I f llu t0 b ° wl “S a,n . and I retired much one night a nmu lu the balcony leaned over the railing convulsed with laugh ter. During an extraordinary burst ef hilarity his false teeth ffew from his mouth and fell in the lap of a lady who was sitting in the parquet. Those near looked up nnd saw the toothless nan waving frantically to the lady to •k up his teeth Tills caused n gen ii I laugh at his expense. The teeth '-■re ret limed by an usher.—Exchange Johnson, lor unpaid luxe Also, at tha same time and place, o. e enclosed city lot. bituated in l ire city nl Bainbridge. said county, bounded hs.fol lows: Ou the north by alley, on the east by vacant lot of Miss Pattevsou. on the south by the old Ed. Hadrick lot and on the west by Monroe street, and ieyitd . -n as the property oi Mrs. M. A. Alims, to satisfy a city tax fi fa issued, by M, iv Nussbauiu, Clerk of Council, v». said M. A. Mims, and other fi fas iu my hands tor unpaid taxes. Also, at t he same time and place, one vacant lot No. 7, in , icisioii 4. iu thecii \ *-f Bainbridge, bounded as follows; lb. the north by Bartlett's vacant lot.outh. east by lot No. 8. on ihe south by I> u i, lelt street aud ou the west by K. fit. Mo,-- tell or lot No. tl. and levied on as ,he p:-oper( ' at E Jones, to satisfy a city tax fi fa issued by B. Nussbaum,* fieri, id fouucii, vs. said E. Jones, tor unpai, taxes. Also at the same time and place, one peav orchard, (lot. enciosedj situated iu thecityot Bainbridge said county bound ed as follows: Ou tbe norl by tibotweli street, on the east by property*of Bow- or A Doliaisou, <-n lue .-uuin oy bovir. A DuuhUuu and ou thc vest "by Scoi. street, ai d leviednpon as the pnqer; of Mrs, A. P. D inalsonsaiisty at-.i'y ta. .! fa issued by B. Nussbaum. clera «, louni-.-L vs stud Mis. A. P. Doualson f„. unpaid taxes. Ali o, at the same time and plaee. one euciosed city lot No. 14. of fifth division of Paulett extension, in the city of Baiu bridge, bounded asfollows: Ou the north by Clay street, on the east by lot No. 15. on the south by lot No. 3, a d on the west, hy lot No. 13, same division, and levied on as the property of Keddiek , J' n , to satisfy a city tax ti fa issued by Curiously, the men who are easiest to E Nussbaum. Clerk of Couucil, vs. said got along with are the very men who Beddick Jones, forunpaid taxes, have no faculty for getting along.-De-1 Also> at tLe 8ame time imd ^ oce [ house and lot, situated in tbe city of then ho would look earnestly through them uml then whoop continuously for a time with n vigor astonishing, con sidering his ago. For a time we ob served him from a respectful distance till finally, being naturally curious, I went up to him. "Why,” I asked, "do of nothing hut a great responsibility. “If you talk to me," he said gravely, "you'll take my attention, and I'll lose my job. I, sir, am the echo at tbe Mountain House down yonder." At this point It became necesstcy for impressed.—Princeton Tiger. ’ Where the Guilt bar. “You sny tbe play was entirely with out n villain?” “Yes—that is, if yon choose to omit westTfiy lot No' i3? wme’’ dTvisi the author.’’—Indianapolis Press. ! w,«,a „„ m., ... Iroit Journal. bridge, said county hounded as | Uv ihe nertb by Disy Huhrifs, east by lot No. 7, on the emith I lett sueet and on the Meat ev li-f in tho same division ami levied J property of K. D*. Mori cite tax fi fai-sued hv B. NussUmI • f Council, ys li; C. Monel for, taxes. \ Also the same time and pi vacant' lot. No. nine-0, in divi-H Pauletts Exlensiou m the city bridge, bounded as follows: north by lot of land No. 2(1. on i by lot No. 10. on the south By I street aud on the west, by lot ,\| same, divi-ion and levied on tbp| tv ot Anderson Chatman to tati- h ta issued by B. NusuLmnni (I Council, vs said Andersou m i ai 1 taxes. Also at tbe same time and p'l vacant city lot oi one acre ini-rt" situated in the city ot Bainhi county, hounded as foilon- norih by College s reet. on tbe | street oi Q .ii.cv road, on the i corporate line and on the wed porat e line and levied on t he of P. D. Campbell to satisfy -'*1 issued by H. Nussbaum. clerkvil ys said P. D. Campbell, ami vii| iu my bands forunpaid tsxe.. Also at the same time and p| vacant lot. No. (24) twonty-ly ision 4 ot Paulett Exteu-ion n ot Bainbridge, said county, n loilows: Ou the north tiy*Bm''| oi i lie east by street or idle so .th by ,ot No. il3/ twelves •>est by ioi No. (23; twenty-d -an « dir ision. and levied on t'l :y of Bob Boh, es. to snti-f' issued by B. Nt.-s ba -m C’ie.k j h, vs said Bob lioimts, .or u, es Also at the same time and vacant lot No. 11 in 4th dh Paulett extension and LowiiA’j lows: Oi, the north by lot two (22) t a the ea.-t bv twelve, on the south by Tm'i and the west by lot No. divi-ion. Levied npon a- (Hi of Cos McLendon to rati fy fifa issued by B. KiissbnuwJ Council, vs. Gus McLend i E. li. t'-M Liu