Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1862, Page 10

a -—_ scavinret ii Ss 4. Yeats due.| 3 : e : é a Yea on | | F} i i | TO WHOM aseesseD| ‘a - i i ts pigmmmene El from the northwest cor. ry 2 xs li . . | 1861. f beautiful 1860. | 1961. is eg ; Es ut ovo the “‘bashelieva ben. = + aca 3 to be é —— - | i le took an Tedd, Wm. B., continued! ilson, John, continued. 4 be t to indicate that Paving alley tax on in Ditto... nes 4 4 446 while this was terest from Oct. 23,1 iitamnane | returned the kiss aad opening alley| 10 30 Deniadipa © ee ot 0. nal | bottle. Wiens -axeueereneieeus ‘west corner Paying alley tax on in and oe es * : | atch | _ terest from Oct. 23, south pk feet, Apecq— o 513 eae ge ee thenee south 35 fat | i = mee horn, Pesmed | from Sept 3, 186¢ inohes, Sones j guests from band to hand, and from mouth tomouth. less of age VOD Feeeeeereeees| Ditto. .....4...0. ah ee 5 tenpe tae toed | i or sex, until the last an ok deeeantiae tell wes engl | | Paving fx ‘on interes 20 feet, %o begining. nee i This was called drinking a health to the young folks, and after it came | on sian 116 | 5...esesseee+/ Walters, James and Thos.| 372 280, 6 53 6 i kissing the bride, and then the marriage ceremony was over. soe marie a oe i For 1859, $3.43 ee eps | The bride and groom resumed their pasitions (pet ty 4 j 1 | Spee +8 j as before the ceremony, and we “men went ou’ yard to | | 19, 1861 } wrestle, jump, pitch ‘mouts and ran foot races till supper. In about 81 | — as Ditto. 0. .--. 200 ae half an hour supper was announced, and call made for the ages | | Pate” great by the and middie ag-ed”" to fill up the first table. The og-e and middle oni ed obeyed the summon, and a few whose number of summers | | piel > Slay tax. on in feet, tn 3.22 2033] them far below even the “middle ag-ed,” elbowed in done ' | * terest from October | then west likewise.’ But there was plenty of tims an@ plenty to sat; eomss- | upiman 31 2 of 5% 52 part 6... Wltnavon, on Be. 707) 831) 831 te ¥% ee aracene very country afforded, long | 13 294) When “night bed bung her curtains up, and pinned then with « a A depth of the lot 17 4 om star,” tho goeees, with a tery for eomapins bed ote are 153, 153, 535 Lighting the street) ,-..— 1 22 y = | respective Keone: The song, the bough the chat bad died 153 1531 9 pert 22 and len Wise, JOmeR Da) seg 63 36 48 75,175 23210 88 fe 33y ' | at the redidence'of Syuire jaines by ton o’slesk, and those who a } 220 229) M . 145 si 11 Si 11 | terried were jing to ex w rs about “ ” the $1) 13. Venable, Ub: : ) 6 44] 19 30 Being the south 40 feet young couple, when bark '—a fiddle, a tary Sddle, was =p = ne viene ti F i] depth ofthe ot. po} - Mice, Wei. tried to look soared Jot welther oe Biti iS ae .-.|Van Patten, Charles H..For| \, " re. 5 4 1558, SL 50; for 1559, ©2 54, 2 12.871 O0jses: pitee-tahties the street, Sean at one broad grin, and planged wadorthe $25 fee oh teen | Tex’ for abating a nut-| Due in the name of E.G. | 36 a5 478 | Beuied forth, sal deposited upon the hearth, s large stone jug, full of | ee Dyer, for 1959, $18 60 a something that oozed out around the cob opie, and was swelling } 4 pine ee he ieee i inning on Seventh Sa : so very much like whisky. Meanwhile the came nearer, j deveeeeeeees siesta eet ‘west 40 feet from| H 27 65 68 44 6s 44] the yard, passed twice around the house, and then ceased. For two Tax for abating ‘a nui | ee | | minutes. perhaps, all was silent as death, both without and within, but sance, on interest from| tence west 100 weer eh | at the cod of shat time, ond with ssuiienates ensurpesed by the ug. 15, + B07 j nearest clay under, ere came shook Cee Ditton... For 1835, 81 3 ; rode ehe beet | from top to bottom, and caused its in mates to almost jump out of their | for 1:50, $2 5 thence east 100 | skins. But this sudden crash was not the end of it, but the noise | | Tax for bagasse — thence south 15 feet, } kept up without losing a single note for the of ten minutes, per- | _ Sept. 2a. Isat, S1010 60 of beginning. Teel edlales | haps. Bells,tin pane, tin horns, cow horns, iron kettles,dumb delle, © casiicccres | pitto. For Isis, $1 59;| G24 | sub. 24. ...--| Williams, Joba S........ we es ed begianing. | horse-fiddies, clap-boards, men with giant lungs, dogs, and hogs for for 1559, $254, 275 2 121019 6) 449 | part 17 & im. bbe Jonathan T., in|" .. 7 Lighting the street el. pel aught I know, commingled and sent up as a unit their greatest sounds. | ‘Tax for abating a nui Bein “the west 25 feet! “ eabower, for) 5 62 432 9 91' 61 s¢ | This was a shiveree, and the shivereeners, some “1 in number, ! | sance, on ee - rin A by the depth of — wet — the house in — until = ve d 7 5 q 11 exhausted by their ownferertions. then formed in a - 6m N. x 11.....! - aime 57) 131] the lot. 5 aul za J 99 se th: } | Beginning for said part | "| Beginning at the north. | | 98) bi essary to be taken, opened the door and chai m them with the about 50 feet from the i vet ee fvanine | pang 68 03 50 jug aforenamed. They received the onslaught wi eet cheer | southeast corner of said ' thease” southwardls| | | Beginning ing, relieved the happy bridegroom of his burden, im gently square, and fronting on with the line of New, eastern corner of Mis- j upon their al er—jug ditto—and marched to the tune of — | K street south, and run-; Jersey avenue 40 feet,| | sourl avenue and Four- “Leather britches, full of stitcbes, mang thence west with thence eastorardly 100! i and-a-half street west. Leather britches, buttons on ; K street 20 feet, thence feetto 2 point distant. | | it being at the south- i My wife kicked we out 0° bed, north to Virginia int 27 feet ‘southwardly ‘corner of said Because | had my britches on _ — 7 feet, thence w ’ from the south line of, lot 12, and running .,, Done on the old fiddle, in s masterly manner, by & master musician. Beene igh oo north E street, thence! thence’ with the east. To « large stump a short distance from the house they marched, and Sasa northwardly to the| ; liae of said last stree\, upon this they placed the unresisting Tom. Having formed a circle 367 partofsub 21 Vivans, Loui ies 4246 | ine cag rp eyeee! H | { | reaerkigh = BS es sround him they gave another trio of cheers, and then passed the jag Being the ‘ a peat | i inches, a straight line, 74 inches front by the d=pth of the lot sub. 24...... Ditte..... sees to all hands, that si! hands bight drink bis health 4c. This done to entire satisfaction, they onze more took him upon their shoulders, | said lot 12, at a poini, ; ‘ carried him back to the house under the a 4 ner of the square, and | to the easterly line | thence west to the place, | 365 i | | influence of— i | futant 33 feet 5 Inches “Wake up, wake up, day isa breakia’, sub. 26...... Ditto... . = aaa <3 | 3 andi w babe mip at 243% 18 73 43:19) 43.17 } “a in sald east ; ‘ Don’t ve eee the mornin’ star" Setter a cn Sis | part of 9 and) Wells, Joon W". + | 9:39, 10 51] 10 51 i erly line southwardly, And deposited him very carefully, upon the door-step, not exactly from August 6, 160 P imps Ciminanciog soak bd { i from the northeastern } as they had received him, however, but menus the jug. He walked fen eae i the corner of stree! Luau corner of said lot 12 into the house, and straighiway the one thousand and one di 286 | E. gt & im Vedder, Nichol i ae F 5 : 12s fect, and running H } | H pee Poe ena ayo instruments struck up their unearthly clamor, and mg it without 315.) part 1 and iitto.. M49 Q eastwardly from sat | ' feet 5 cela the intermission, until the bride presented bersel oor. At * “Imps ; part) Beginning e north | H Eee eee eee | sootudichan casi of of her, each performer cewe suddenly to @ bar of rest, and all was q of sub. 1 & He of Massachusetts winedeiyeee| 4 | sald lot, it beiug at the j for about one minute. At the end of that time they gave three cheers; | imps; and avenue, 80 feet 2 inces tuenen wont 11 t2Bt to! ' i northern line of Mis- then they drank her heal:h all round, deposited jug on the | partof 11, jean serps Firth street, thence! ! sour! avenue aforesald wished her “good night,’’ formed into single Gile, struck up “Old he" oa * i and stid avenue, thence south with said Fifth | j then with sald avenue | H / Coon,” on the fiddie and warch«d rapidiy street 2 feet to the be- And beyond a few westwardly along the westwardly 32 feet, in Ditto Ditto . Ditto . Ditto . Ditto Ditto distant shouts among the woods, snd mayhap igh notes of a merry Hne of szid avenne 45 Me ake the streak | tap ; por a eae song, heard no more of them . lab feet to a point fn sald , bighting the stree ew f TE i ting the street | 9 gs That siiverre “went off well.” but it would have been otherwise, had line 2 feet weat Washington, JohnA - a“ SA bw } Lighting stree 3 % 36 pe . the rociohab hate or Ditto - | gol Sol B 12,and imps. Ditto. 45 A 35 05 Tom failed tocomply with the rules. He would have received but one sald lot 2, theace north st ‘ set of cheers, and from thencefon till merning, or nearly #0, the eternal din would have been kept up. I bave since known sev: instances of that kind, but they never “went off well.” As @ general thing, qowever, the shrecrerurrs were expected, and due preparations were made to give them a cordial reception easterly parallel with the enst line of sald lot 72 feet, thence north Go feet, thence east 13 feet, y the north line of we, jing, 2 month or two after I had got settled in m with Tom in charge, returned into the house. Aided by a hand from ney ot wes aronned from my breakfest by, “flelto, the house '’’ | each of us, he was soon divesied, and laid into bed parallel with a from without. ridge in the quilts, that run parallel with and very near the wall. ‘« Hello it is!’ shouted I, opening the door. The door was now thrown open to assure the girls that further weather | north Gy" feet 3 inches! exst from the northwest, corner of sa‘d lot 11,and) running then south 30) line of said alley 10 feet, thence with the westernmost line of the lot southwesterly 8 & Now a word about wedding the young couple, and I shall diemies the 2 and 11, thence Ditto "| subject. The bridesmaid and the groomsman had | since gone south aeross lots 11 and, a : home ; in fact, according to Western etiquette, their term of office ex. 1, 113 feet to the be- Pitts: pired immediately afterthe ceremony had been concluded. But the # ie, William P Withe: _ ers had to be bedded, nevertheless, and here is how it was done . Wile” 259 he Squire's — , a8 the reader prey dyn — ~ one room, 4 “" Wadaworth, Adrian R... | 2 Cn ee Se a a | ~ | consequently the newly-married folks to sleep in the same room eso | part i Cigiwolee yee in raat for Beginning at | | Feb 6—lewiswkds a with the olaly-married folks. The latter tumbied in as usual, and then i | M.-L. Davison ‘ } i ot the ‘ot and an alley; a we youngsters took [om out to look at the weather. While this was ' Due in the name of| | 20 teet wide on the line A HOOSIER WEDDING. going on, the female youngsters—helf a dozen or more—put Sallie H William Choppin for eae } 3 ands vonatan ieee | BY HAZEL GREENE, ESQ. ‘ugly to bed, then /ey came out to look at the woather, and Beginning on G street) ' northwesterly with the| | S j H ** Good mornin’, Mart.” observations were unnecessary, and in they all came. sniggl: and ! feet, then cust 25 feet 9 = Le ornare ing i “Good pocarly Bill—won’t you light and takes bite? I’m just gigeling, and up they ran ‘to see how Sal looked i yp dng 3 i ag aicrm ye alps Tmausteuea’ tine enue eating my grub.” We, of the sterner sex, joined them, of course “‘to seehow Tom looked | - = tes 5 easterly to the line o! } We , n0, I bain’t time to stop. Sal and Mam wants you to cum in bed with a woman,”’ and a merry time we had of it for about ten 313 [partS and im Williams, Anna... seal, q 213 559 559 said Thira street, and | down to our house this evenin’.’’ minutes—then the fun bogan to get dry, and we turned away, leaving i Being the north fl fi thence with the line of i “Indeed! what's up, Bill?” them alone in their glory.— Porter's Spirst. i Tront by the depth of ' | eee the place; | « Wal, you come down and ase.” 3 ; ae vy Res. 10 pact 24 and ina Wallingatara, Alfred 7 2 .| 1133! 9 37! 47 63| 95 75 | ..‘‘ Wouldn’t like to do it without first knowing what was expected. 66 57 51 21 121 241189 09 495 ‘sub. 22 & im.|Witson, John fl. ht be they wanted to tar and feather me.”” 4 Se nee ila | | j Paving beg 18% 5 ae | “se pe: ls ry You cum down and sec. Mout be as how some ae ge Store Froxts.—The ee gon of all buman j sa i on ’em’s sorter & goin’ to get married!” With that Bill suddenly fame, hopes and expectations is strongly exempli in, the decay H ' & For 1539, $6 j Beginning at the south-| j west corner of the lot, H | thence running east 160) Pavi alley y ax, on iat, Pe =| H rai hatte trae lily cup, on grand a tpay oe a ee which nS = Lipsy: yd —— ery oh pe — bes | ar A feet, iene he See seos] Dito eee -..| 123) 8¢) 93 74 and that Mam was Mrs. Squire Haines, that Sal was Mies Sallie | iDg oF entire construction of the most elegant private west 16) feet 8 laches, and thence south 24 } ‘arth that I immedia i lic buildings. Brown stone houses and “bro: 5 { ; sii oy webs ‘7 33 Haines. And be it £ er koowe. I aol. cemeldered Phich have - 3% used to gratify undoubted style and quali will ov. 22, 1859 myself invited to be present at the marriage of Mr. Martin, the yam d quality } 1 ee eee | > nay tax! re } Blatter, {o Miss Sallie aforesaid; and thet I as quickly resolved to} shortly be looked upon only as indicative of ‘and decay. i | | ginning. i | raring oy ig; ioe Ts | accept. True, my rig bore but little semblance to a “wedding gar-| Careful observation will chow sym : it the city of i Digeeee, (ee erates fee, . Dito ee ee ewe mont” still it wes ia'the fashion, and when aman win thet ngoe ta | the rapidity with which this work is going on- Door sills are sealing 576 [part = Wen, altbar J.. die tel 3 a Paving aiiey tox, on int | need care for no ise. A Chinaman’s dress provokes our laughter | ©"; and jin sweeping the steps in front of our brewn stone houses SE ee ee ton ete ee "Brrow Oct. 10, 1300) 17 33] | in this count is nothing Iudicrous about it in China. © quite frequently will be discovered a collection of peeling rubbish { | mothe ono } = Wilson, Jacob.<-...".---| 389, 439! 10 41] 43.92 | 12 this country, after to the best advantage, and | "hich shows how rapidly the disintegrating process is forward. “ ni Beg bo gr, feet rs Bs ane site Ditto’ 19) 153 351 Pls Sa vest erin I Scam he — one eae 1 | Even Trinity church, the stone of which was eo iy | mI H 2 «|. Ditto ..... . - a . : selected, Jinckes, snd eateadine 466 15. “| wilson; “Jobs 7 15 5 ats oi | Care So Soe bem, otonatnge 1 vant, Da ending ot the Ges ple | exhibits the same sigus of rottenness, as welearn by the Scientific | back with that wid 455 jaub’ of $5 Walling, Jobe Wii"). | 3s 3 is] 38 Tete gathered sbout the bout, and ont tte ghee preded aym American; and careful chemical investigation will won be celled | i feet, and next ad-| and imps. 9 % some method preserving } joining names foe | 33 | part land im, Washington, Eiwey Ce 902) 694 15 96 15 9 pean Discs Cat T ona oe ett tale up. Eo were up holders ope malarial, so accesible ted Shatin as van for building pure 3 inches front o! ' ' 9, | U ‘d how ereup. Two stumps, —N. nda: “umes. lot Being the north 25 feet’ from which trees had been , Stood, one on either side of ,the | Poses. —/ * ¥ mps. | ng 7 3 ‘ ee ' frost, by the depth o: | 122 [parts and im |Whitney, Lewis F.......' .. | 17 2 a pee cata between them, dengied the bottle. 1t was lavishly dec- Deata or Mr. Hoisroox.—The Chicago Journal us the a! Windes Gastuia beta! . aud pattgt ® (Dextening ragach, orated in ribbons and strings of dried ‘‘bachelor’s buttons,” or bache- | announcement of the death. in that city, of J. Holbrook. ., the 170 sob A aaaexe finder, Cc artes A H B 3 ito 3 “1 moet om ion hier! lor's dried Raaeagre Pees as = please, while —— ——— and yo ape pag Agent of Les rire poe py He =~] 4 ath Senan, i tae cobain Vfhom ice o cry in unison 6 puisa’ ‘holders,"’ about one quart ere some two weeks ago, ¥ stl tncmmmaminl Wiener mere S| ets ade fectt hse note ont al ey: mh whisky. : ‘ 4 died suddenly on Friday evening last of hemorrhage he lame His 315 part of 16.../Woodward, C., 412 2273 4 feet, thence 26 feet, t | | The riders for the bottle, some six or eight in number, were mounted | remains were sent to his late residence in New York the same J. and Milier © in the beginnin i | ea on horseback, = a8 bend about oes panies, ep ae —— — — as _— eae He ‘more | 4 » $4 16 185s, | ighting the street) 1 5 i the road waiting for the hat to drop as a signal for starting: 8] then perbaps all other officials com! ferreting out and bring- | #1 16; 1509, $4 9 625 | Land imp.../White, Martha R, and i ae friend what this race was about. ing to justice Post-office robbers. He was a man of natural ree a fort 5 bee $ rr You see that are bottle?” inquired he. shrewaien, a — student " buman nature, sndetanyiliing Ve ~ > - { mn ’ 5 ol. ¢ sal “Yes.” ty of purpose. Ie possessed lite: ts of a order. en a | pak Ve ae uasena: trie Bend ime-:| Os gies ae eae i ‘ Wal, the feller what gits here fust and jerks it off is the ownerjof it, ] Years Among the Moi! Bags had all the face of Videos. “He a * imps Doe for 1360 in the name * ; 400 | part 5 and 1m.| Wilson, Norval....... w+ | 2198) 16 9 and that makes him hev the right to stand up on the floor with the | was engaged, at the time of bis death, in the publication of The J of 3H. Platt 440 | Beginning - 0 mreet| youngsters mhat i gin =r mand to pick out a wel raereeg = nce Fg tg armen devoted to Postal Reform and the dissemina- { nortl from the! with him, and to the ‘ust what’s married ive her | tion of Postal in ence ; of the lot, kaa aoscter| | sid sence reealbal Cott da sod lac” drap th = at 7 u : Of the lot, and adjoin-, we i “Bay, Jones, why don’t yer drap the hat and let "em come, fur a a thence ‘north 115: feet! | hands Ws ready in the house?” inquired Bill. : HACKNEY CARRI W 42 and Whalen, Catharine Ann 38 13 58 13 5813 } thenee west 17 feet, “Cause why, I calke tha’s somethin’ the matter ameng ‘em — wet lag a lek en, ! - «6 38 13, 5 | thence north 18 feet, i down yonder. They’re a gittin’ down, an’ a hitchin’ their hosses, an’} In sccordanes With the reqpiroments of the 20th section oneet sapenen 554 7 and imps.. Wallach, Chas. S, in trust 11 70 thence west 3 feet)! { a rollin’ up their sleeves. B’lieve it’s a fight.”” to Héetney Carriages. Cone, Sc. leeee an pian ’ OR seeping cal fe? thence south 13% feet)! To talk of a fight was to talk of fun, and fun was the life and soul of | *8ct 9B* & us andeied in u ni) Werner, Charies. to the beginning | the western cae consequently away went nearly every guest full follows hy Sp, ey Bar ot Go 4 OE Et sanendacns er, * 8 . | 5 following rates ot ‘persons Paving tax, on interest vary Ulgbting the street! 1 10 1 10 tilt down the road towards the starting point. And it was astonishing to ington, in h&okney 4 wcs'| ghasies ie rem san 37, 16 -| Wharton, Oliveretta......) .. bd oH to see how quickly they overcame the meer Scien Searcely 9 mage bette ekoceded, that hire. betyesa von saat oan at | Baek t.-- alee totes 4 ol & pause, and back they came, stringing along like a herd of sheep— + for any distance not over oue an a half twenty-five su Li oh ani a ae 433) the more labberly b ging up the rear, and exerting themselves ery stnnge over oi aud & bsif mile. and pot ——— } cori Jan. 1 50 singe death in coe vain endeavor to keep up with the more aotive, | ft cents: Provided, jonger, peryod thas five, mopetes: Cy HF 7 | 7 & imp White, Charles. | who ran a with ease. heli be aliowed for the who ‘6 97 | pest? & Imp W bite, Castes... = | “What's the fuss?” shouted those who had tarried at the house, sof rallte,guowed for for every Giteeu auatiten so-detalued® shd fer all sose front by the dept of 140, 321) 3 211) soon as their curious friends had arrived within speaking distance. Siiea of hock ca sasha nae, wae im — - as 2 ae Swann ee | E aes t. ie ee a—nothin’—much,’’ respended the leader of the flook, between at _the rate of fifty per centum ou the loregoing charges in addition thereto part & imp, Ditto. ..-.....---...--- rs =| @ us | bis rapid respirations, “they di i—about the hosses—someway, | Sec 13. And b+ if enacted, ‘I hat no owner or ariver of ahackner carriage. | Being the east is feet front Waters, Robert 115) 2 65! @ 65 fn dea 1) cab. or other Vehicle carrying prasengers for pay OF hing, shat - ‘ i White, Robert 8 31) 434 8 34] and then they—concluded to run rt Tetusp to onrry send tenga] Deb Beng the eas i6" fox Tight, thea. No fight, no fan, but a foot race. The ‘‘bottle- | E,cater eum or the sugveyanoe oT san pe et , demand or: net oad (io ren pitt trout by the depth ot | | hol ’” lowered their pole, the hat-d iT elevated his cap—‘‘one, Setablinhed: nor shalt the driver oteny oni forges Supers nd imps v pu | roppe: rTiage. o8b. | 2 Ditte.. the lot. H j two, three!’’ down, here they come. carryatg passengers fur pay of hire. wasn coervianaae 4 ot co) Wallacu, Wititams, 8. Tr § 00) # cy 10 00 race wags laughable one. Buck Bradley, s great, str: » | conte two; OF when the passoncere in the Pay for thee | 1... Ditto 3 15) wan cones] a Ditto. 1200 200 rawboned fellow, as ugly a2 sa, and alinost as won it, and “pos: | the maton (he persone otha same. wider te pose ‘of hve 80 | part G & ima) bite : i. pai ind | W tha Reet 20 69) 47 GU 47 CO | socsessed himself orike bottle.’ This, as the rae ee ony underatand, | foreesh and every cilehore Provided, altoays, o i a roe Ce H | Being St ee | made him groomsman, and placed him 2 notch above all present, save | tusll be construed to prevont any O8ner or driver ‘Tadlane avenaa cha } | ches front by 79 feet! the brid himself ; and now his next duty was to repair to the | Vera ‘Persone, over Bnd above tire Tates de Sano, He | | oa |p xceimpiln rasan | .. | sof st ato | hue “Or teeta stu seme a Renker Restaeeaaararietane | seca nan Sune £ of ae S| 9... Worthington, William M| .. |-14 13/14 13 MIS] «« on, all 0’ ye !’” was soon proclaimed from the doer, and on we | Somamiel satrs ornare °F Sriver abel wuuty of | aid lotG of whieh, =| | Ass | cans Wormley, William...... 2 {42 25) 14 21) 15 06 | an) went, fer the eritical moment hed ‘Soo. 1¢- And bev? enacted, ‘That when any owner or driver of any hackney | Margaret A. Culve: } Lighti treet) 1 96! | I ea: Sallie one Tom West | ©®rriace, cab, or other veticie is to, to i au felted and pos. | | part of sub. 1) Ditto...... » %} 85) were si ain consical and aad stand- | fP cnenged be all state ; name aes Site the ler ttghting the street} | 9 og ! } them were Bradley and his ribboned and baohelor- | person by whom he wand if owner or 1 mes PRlL..<-....0- Wiltherger, Charles B...-! 7i 11) 54 69988 44/388 44 j buttoned state to i Por 1556, $57.16; 1857 | i | | 2 2 | 19 of] 43 | 2 zee 183 | sub 1 and im) Welsh, David 86 5 Bl 5 5 6 47) 41 : zee | sub I and tm Wilkins, Davi 75) 33 92) 33 92 1 @ 1013 | 21...........| Waters. David 8 » 475 Bl ss | © sub F and im 16 02) 39 i heasai water PEE eae * 138 Ww. 5 8 tea Seni: . ba) 1 ss 11 3 a } 43 Sal 10 23 a deo} 2 1 % vere i 13 to imps 52) 12 O91 | part 1 1 2 r | 4 | baz } Ye a) 17 3mf asd A Rp! i oe ! Ber .