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man,.cr OF the Hudson River steamboat Empire.
Ncyy-lork. January 81. lSiS. f42w
EREN CHS HOTEL. ~

T I T. \ { II : II Q T Z. l. ~
rgNHE PROPRIETOR respectfully Informs his ffends
and the public that nc has opened his and spen
did Hotel nj 1873 Futcn-see few doors east OF Broad
way the immediate vicinity OF mercantile business and
tho principal places OF amusement. and has furnished Il in
STYLE that Will favorable comparison with the very
hes; hotels IN c city, The proprietor, in building and 1T
ting UP tc above house hS had sict regard 10 elegance
Iu comfort ard that ho has combined economy the fol-
lowing prices wiz show
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EHR CHILD, Ocllst having disposed Of his Practice
III to DR.. BROWN, who pursues the same mode treat
TINT successfully used himself in every dis
OF The Eye, even declared incrabe and aba
doncd by eminent physicians and Ocusts, bcgs TO Intro
ducc him the public feeling assured the most beneficial
results will not fail to warrant his recommendation.
Dr. Browns practice is simple and easy-neser resort
ing those painful methods which too generally adopt
Cd nor requiring rksomc confinement from light and
air a-d unpleasant restrictions In food which most
usually enforced NamGroIs of s successful treat
men have been publicly recorded 10 which he REFER
and he possesses Oniis The value md efficacy Of
his mode practice, which may be Inspected by any ono
who him with call. He will undertake
where there good reasons for eXpec,nga cure
his aud object being to assist IN the restoration
of that ncstlmnhc blessing, ghtihc poorest Of the
munty may avail themselves OF Ills ASSISTANCE freely
the most olGcnt.
Brown b consulted every day Sundays except
ed his Office 70 Chambers ST, oar doors below Broad
way. Hours Of attendance from II \. ". u Z. VI.
Advice totlc Pooc gratis. d2l 3n y"
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~ p. PALAlER'S AMERICAN NEWSPAPER SUB
' .SCRIPTIoN AND ADVERTISING AGENCY

AZ p. PALAlERS AMERICAN NEWSPAPER SUB
.SCRGPTIoN AND ADVERTISING AGENCY
Is SItc-strce:, Boston.
80 pic-strcGt, Philadelphia.
= h. corner q Baltimore and Carert-st. baltimore
Advertisements and subscriptions are received for some
the best Newspapers 81 most Of the principal towns ana
cities OF every State in the United states FOR which lie Is
the duly authorized Agent.
Merchants. Manufacturers, and Dealers generally are re-
spe,t! Invited to avail temseiyes"f the medium when
ny agency aoIJS of communicating directly with the peo-
pie OF the country, by advertising IN the paPe9 OF the
country '. u. rALMhh,
EoEKTu A3lEOY FiEi. ERlCK.--The subscribers
Agents for tie above Bret, prepared 10 furnish any
OF the follow q. ghases;
Large and small Bull Heads Cupola. 10 to - inches,
CulveTt. Large and small Key.
Soap split, 10 do Wedge.
Crate i;acks J.nb. Crate Brick, &c.
These Bricks warranted equal in quality 10 any made
in the United States ORDERS received and contracts made
for large and small quantities very low rates Samples
lor tri. or inspection at the office Of the AGENTS.
Ii SHERMAN ArWATEE & CO. 80 Broad.
9VONANTs PATENT YEAS1.-rhc best article for
y raising bread used Warranted to keep in every
climate The American Institute at their late fair award
ed tl, inventor Diploma, declaring this Yeast the best
article manufactured iyr raising bread, bucA"hcal'
pastry, &c.
The Yeast IS an aci which, being combined in proper
Chemical proportions with dai lmprcsnatcs thcdoush
with carbonic scid gas without affecting in any way the
original properties the tonr and thus when baked, pro-
dcng rertect bread. sold wholesale aud retail - Cts per
pound, by GAS>NEE & lot- Nc, 10. Chntham Il, lfl
a .gTII W.RD LUIIBER MD, at the loot OF 53tA
4 - street. IGis0u River.-G. :. MOTT takes pleasure
IN giving notice 10 the Of real and residents
that lie has hand large assortment OF Lumber OF all
kinds, which lie ocrs FOR sale on the most advantageous
terms and is well aware he compete with other deal
es In the City 20 prices and quality, ard particularly in
yes all prisons to give him call and examine his stock
previous to rurchasing. J2i
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Tlrr AprLE- WoMeY u; WNTsR.-Conslder"oIe
|mcn,jon has been made in history and elsewheTe'
|of the delights OF the rssidc, home comfort more
especially inwinter, the season OF storms ana King
soi cold weather How faint, evaneScent and pro-
|blere,jc such stories must seem TO the aFpie-wo-
men whom we see in February at the Park raii-
iags, and the corners Of the streets, engaged III
sober speculation on the prospects of selling colt
pie of shilings worth of apples, ora solitary pnt OF
pea nuts 10 some oleasnou' schoolboy These
ancient vo,ares of Pomona, and devotces at the
shrine of Wax, certainly have the faculty OF play
Ing the par, Of bundles 10 perfection. 1t may warm
The fancy, to gaze ten hours out Of the 'weny-!orr
at a few apples, but how can 1t keep the peFs'a
warm there. however, sit the philosophical apple
women, while the crowd is mrrying by at inii
speed, wondering whether they can get nome De
lore they enter crystalline or prlsmaiic iorm-'o
| common eyes, sufficiently warm to be comfort,
able, with acres dissatisfaction on their expanded
land rubicund visaees
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Gr;. THE JourXI. or Prison plscr'NE' Is the
lille Of a new Periodical which has just been
issued by Mr.. Josiah Talem No 50 Norih Fourth
street. Philadelphia. The work is published under
The auspices Of the Philadelphia society Tor inc
Alteration Of the Miseres ct Pubic i'''sohS' ana
is entirely phllanlhopc in its oh.ects.
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a., HOWARD HOTEL. NEw-YoRK-rHoMAs &
fsSi pOE. Prop-etors-Ths well known establishment

A., HOWARD HOTEL, NEw-YoRK-rHoMAs g.
."i ROE Prop-etors.-Ths well known es,aoli'hinent'
the corner OF Broadway and halae Las, ~ n's
civ SewYork Is now opened under the direction ard
proprie;orship OF the undersigned, BY whom ITS nsn re-
pu,aton as Hotel Of the rs; class, WILL II Is hoped' %
mis- sustained II has been put III the most thorough ana
,o,,7ete rcpai. tainted ant rS1tted Those arrange
,en:s which have ever rendered it equally attractive and
convenient 10 aen Of business, 20 rnen OF leisure ana 70
private families viii be continued, the plan existing OF nav
ing two rci.; hears for meals that all may he suited.
THIS arau.leut 4 i believed, peculiar feature OF
this establishment and has proved eninenty SATISFACTORY
10 all lis visitors In addition to The eNcrtions OF the I'M
dersgned hosc OF Mr.. John Thomas formerly o. VIC
,,eTic,n Hotel ,lSsnv and late OF the United States
Hotel Saratoga Springs viii &c used, 10 ensure rs Ear rs
possible the satisfaction OK the friends CT the House ana
the public generally. The undersigned ooS VIE so
dence 10 the maintenance OF that favor with which IN
=. Howard EoIel' hts ever been honoret.
VI. j. THOMAS.
STEPHEN K. ROE, Gate COM
nan1cr OF the Hudson River steamboat Empire.
New ork. January 81, lStS. raw
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Tho rooms will b. warmed gratis and upon no occasion
viii there be more than one bel IL 4 rccu
There IS a REFECT0RY attached, In which there arc
meals served m at All BouRS OF the day and evening
are also Bath Rooms connected for warm. cold and
shower baths. Til, Porter will be in attendance at all
times during the mig ht admit lOdscrs and TO let them
oat a ! hours.
NB.-lhOsc who want Lodgings after the house closes
win ring The hall bell MO 3ms
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DEITZ, BROTHER 81 CO.
No IA Taf,r- srurrr Nrw- Yopv

AND No G. F'cLToy-sTREEr, BROOKLYN,
Original Inventors so,e Manufacturers Of the genuine
Doric Lamp. Ao 1aHu:at erers and dealers In iuprov.
ed C2nphene Lamps, Solar Lamps, GIrandoles, ran
Lamps am Lanterns, Astral and Solar SHADES Sbnncs
and Lamp Glasses 81 ali kinds Lamp Wick, Pure Spcin
OIL, CamThenc and Burning Fu.G al Of which aye o,a
wholesale ard retail low pr rs FIR cash. oePzI
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Refer to D. \. Cushman & Co.; Doremus, suydam &
Nixon New York. s2l
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ITO MERCHANTS TEACHERS AND OTHERS
D. HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE. 2l6 rcar-strcet. keep
constantly For sale large and complete assortment Of
School, Classical and Miscellaneous Books Blank Books
II every variety Letter, Cap, (rniel and paii) Eill
Drawing, and Tea Paper, Qillls, Ink, Scaling Wax,
&c. &c.
Merchants, Teachers, School Committees and others,
wishing purchase. viii find for their interest give
Us call, vii! furnish all articles in our line at low
nrirr. and N ni,r-,.i.ini o suit.
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EV;lENDS Us EuBLKT -. CAC;Eate informed that he
L has located at No. u LIBERTr-sTREET
DRY GOODS At The smallest possible advance:
rARTIAULAR ATTENTION
Is requested to his stock Of
DRAWER GOODS AND LACE GOODS,
which viii always lie kept tu and complete, presumlng on
showing the largest and fullest assortment i'll the city.
n2l I'm.
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GRAHAM HOt-SE-NEW 4,l-lsASuEN ENT.-f:oS
WELL cO-s informs friends aud the public that ae
has ENLARGED his BOARDING. ESTABLISHMENT, known
AZ the Graham House, - Ba-cl3stre:, by adding 20 It
the adjoining house and "a prepared 10 accommodate iF
INT or rernanen: Boarte.s the favorable
Al friends Of Temperance desiring Get home am Tree
dom from The fumes OF alcohol and tobacco invited 10
patronize tbs house. The Vegetable System, with the
choices: selection cfts &c which the market affords,
will I strictly adhered 90. BIZ; table Will he served ror
tho c y,hs prefer the orlarv mode, or mixed diet.
Crotou Shower, VAN all Cold Baths, free
o. L BOSWELL Go>S.
n. LEECHES AMP CCrS applied by AIr. N-iG&t>-
sos corner Broad-ay and Broone street, entrance in
Broorne =. Ncw-iors.
Francis Dr. S;e-.s Dr. Berger Dr. Weed Dr. Sinclair,
Dr.. u. Smith, u. QuickeIbo>.
Pest Swslis1 Lcccles constantly on hand jas 'T,
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. SFRUCE-STEEET.
All Kinds OF Job Printing, such
9cllphe:s, Mammoth Shcy-Bills,
,2lllogGes, !3ciure-bls,
Checks. CoHccrt-Bill>, Pla:! aIid
Cards, Fancy.
/ surarc. eoice=, Political Bulls,
Balls OF Lains. Circulars, NeaD &c
Promptly executed at ,hs Office, No. spruce-,tree
TRIBUNE BOOk-BlNDERY,
No.7 SrRrcE-STaEEr.
(riIIaD -r0ET.)
GAYLORD * ALEXAND DER,
Are prepared To execute Finding COR BOOh-sELLEl>,
PUBLIC LIBRARIES, and private individuals.
E-Par;icilar attention paid 20 rcbindng Old Books,
Periodicals, Music. &c. in good style aud at reasonable
rates.
Pc sons visiting The cit7 have their books rebound 4;
short notice t.stt
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Collections in Mississippi.
EUEYFS & DAVIDSON, Attorneys ut Law. Coffee
" vile, Siss. T. \. CIiEYES & A. II. DAVIDSON
wlgive prompt attention the business their profess
sion generally in the Northern, and the collection Of for
cr claims. amounting TO i've hundred dollars, and up
wards, In any part %. the state. Feb. 3D. lSlj.
REFERENCES.
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Holm CONFER jr Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
- ana Solicitor In Chancerv. Fort Wayne Indiana will
attend professional business In the various departments
OF tie State Of Indiana VIII also attend the payment
taxes, sales olands and all other business appertaning
TO a General Land Agency FOX Northern Indiana.
Gs',reacc IL N,c~ loTtJ. ". EdE onds, Esq Mcssrs.
Foot & Davies W. & $. Woodhul & Co suydsm, Sage C
Co. Thomc, Hun & Thomas, StrtlcrS, Morehouse Co.
Colnstork 4 Conecr nos 3ms
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4 ROOM FoR ONE NGCHr........... 25
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And il was thereupon resoIVed ia sHe .Fs' LEI I7'
lar meeting Of the Association be he'd al 'ii- h f
~ a. \, aOnn Ind that citizens Of tie neighboIios
io To-, in boE counties, be invited 10 attend
solved that public meeting be held at Per; Byron,
Cayuga county, on Friday, the "a INST 10 iuFhst
co'S'ee' '''e 0''N n JOHNSON. President.
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bKIYATE CUrlLLIpN PARTIES attended 20 by L
4 Piano Forte and Violin Performer of the best tact
in tue CRY Inquire e JoLLlEi Music store 3sj Broad
,..o,. dl0
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COMMISSION FAPEh " AFibfiUNSt'.
No 81 JoIf,-STEEET.
u T. CLAYTON 6 SONS are In constant receipt Of
Il. Papers ADAPTED every branch Of the trade en-
hr,eir. IN Ealy large assortment Of Blank Eooks Cap
and Letter Writing together with every description Of
News and 1ook Printing, CooTe, Paper O. htdum ard
ether sizes Envelope Tobacco, Shoe and Tea, Straw and
Rar Wrapping Hardware ard Cloth in great variety
SIX ana L. Tissue, plain and co!ored SC. &c. Besides
straw Bonnet Trunk and Dandbo1 Boards, Press Papers
g. g. ja7
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Things I'm Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of Ths Tribune.
r,,,,,or,,.,r, ln-,I

Correspondence OF Tbs Tribune.
PnILApELPEIA. April |. lSt5
The packe: ship savannah. Liverpool, sailed yese1-
av having on board large number Of our most esPeca
Die citizens cabin passengers Among The st hoace
the names Of Com Biddle and family. slr B. Reed ESQ IN
m health j. w Tyson and family, ". Cartwright win
several others. =
The vonnc 'bloods who did fight duel, are now
both under bail As their seconds, Col Wehb and Mcana
ham, should The fact i. the parties from oesnhe 10
end have acted most tsTaceul part anu merit me re-
bukc Of the whole community.
German. named John Sweyer. committed suicide yes
t.rlav hy drowning Cause, religious faiatacisni.
The SCorene Court decided Yesterday that the I states
Mint liable 20 taxation Tor State and County purposes
the property having been derived h the l. states through
purchase from private owner, ana not oE Ce>sou NUN
the Commonwealth.
Frevver tried Yesterday having participated in the
no; al Pennsylvania Hail. in 1898, when that building WAS
DESTROYED by the mob. has been acquitted
Griffin and Porter, concerned IN the robbery OF Brown "
Co. have plead guilty the charge and are now IN prison
waiting sentence
The state Legislature have passed the bill extending the
charter OF the ChambeTbur- Bank. with the socAvie's
liable for amount OF stock held
The Grand Inquest the City and County OF fhiide-
dephia, other matters this mornlis, pleSee @ M
obscene works Of Paul Dc kock Is nuisance Let Inc
priohical Agent who sells them, be indicted al once
Amcng the number. happy 10 say arc not tioSe en-
terprisng youns men, Messrs. Ieiber Co.
Cochrane the rascay pawnbroker, was caiea upon lo
trial in the Court Sessions this morning, but ne was not
10 be found.
The Journeymen House Carpenters were on stand to-
av for 81 50 per day. They in independence square
conducted themselves we-and trust VIII receive theu
reasonable request.
Stock, were frm to-day, and sales large. state j.
onancd and closed A. 75i wilmington Railroad went up
y closing firm A; 23; Grard Bank sold al the First
Board AZ L. bur fell OF al the Sec-nd to ilE ieNaS per
Cent. Bonds sold At 10.
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r,n,r ard po,,t,es.

b,ve IL OF GOOD authority that Messrs. Sesen
and Haveneyer have been requested by men
erance men talk OF running separate ticket Can they
a. man mere devote6y attached Of good
,aeY and sobriety than Mr. Harper i ne firm and
an active temperance man American Republican
f15- There Is no water so dirty that Ne:iyisrn
will not dabble in 1t for the seke OF dozen votes
License controversy, the friends OF Temperance
have been falsely accused OF raising the present ex
citement with regard to the Excise bill IN order to
influence the pending Election. The true friends
Of The cause have rcpelled the SANDER. Yet here
IS a party organ attempting to make capital for lts
candidate out OF this very question.
Mr.. Seld.n, we hear, has declined TO be involv-
ed IN this License contest bv signing petitions on
either side. because in the firs place, ne had not
seen the bill which was the subject OF controversy
and secondly. he does not wish 20 mix up the
Temperance question with our approaching Eiec-
ton We hold this course be perfectly right. HIS
signing petition on either side would De regarded
as throwing the influence OF his position as can
didae for Mayor in favor OF that side, which would
be unfair. He was nominated Tor Mayor without
shadow of reference TO this controversy, and good
faith TO all his supporters dictates his maintenance
Of that ndependen; pos ltion-
- Should the Legislature deprive this City Of the
equal benefit Of aay law framed to operate over all
the rest of the State, that subJec; Will undoubtedly
enter largely into the choice Of members OF the
Legislature next Fall. BIT It must come up fairly
and openly With the choice Of a Mayor 1t has
nothing, and can properly have nothing, to do fol
the Mayor can do nothing with ii, either IN one
way or the other We have done what we could,
and will do wha, we can, Tor Temperance but Ma
tiysm is horse of another color, which cannot be
forced down our thfoats even though administered
in cold water. We beg leave TO assure the oily
NJ Ps and Street Inspectors that this last card
VIII not save them.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02
Protection.

alto rclnQush tho duty on articles used IN mahniae-
tu,ins DO 10 benefit the manufacturer by redncns uef
price, why may not like benefit De ceiered on 'ne con
suuner. hy abolishhg or uinnisi'ns 'o uu'N o' 'o ~
,fsc,nr,,j article ?" Rochester Daily Adv.
Fairly put, neighbor, and with much plauslblity !;
now see II you are not fairly answered. We say
n is ,igtr and proper 10 ADMIT az the IoetSf du;y
thos, materials tnhioh CANNOT ut Dc produced az
hop,e. ard those ONLY, We wosld not admit free
of duty the raw material of the manufacturer Of
flour. of ,osls Of WOODEN fabrics. &c for these can
ne we'll be ryoduced here as elsewhere But II they
or others need any materials which our Country
cannot produce, excep at great dissdvan,sge-in
other words, materials which must at any rate be
.mported-thea we hold 1t best for them and iorns
ali ,ha, the duty thereon be made as hight possible
Suppose, for example, that our manufacturers
need in their operations large amount Of Qaick-
sr,r. and that we have no known mine Of 1t IN tins
country Now If we tax II ttty per cent. II will be
Iust 80 much higher-our manufactures viii be en-
hanced in price by the duty, and will thus compete
u, disadvantage with those OF other nations, Il
would clearly be unwise and injarlous 10 impose
such duty. But suppose our manufacturers re-
quire likewise a large amount OF -Madde ard OF
Tsdse8s, aad II appears on inquiry that these may
be produced in our own Country asabundan,ly and
with as little labor elsewhere on these articles we
would impose duty suficien, 10 discourage I'M
Pot'eton excep, of actual scarcity, caused
by failure Of the crop the like In other words.
we woaid protect The whole Labor of the Country
cy laying adequate duties on such Foreign articles
as compete with those which are o! may be PRO-
duced among us, and also by admitting at little or
charge such articles as eu,,,o, be produced here
and donot compete with our own iadus,,v. These
are the two halves Of consistent and benef;cen,
whole.-Is not the Rochester Daily answered,
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~ Over and Termincr.

Court OF Oyer ana iernthcf'
,,.s J,.,e EpxoNps and Aldermen WtNSHir a'c p''
iNSoS.
The Court announced that the jurors siT';e AZ '"e
,rrc,cn, q, the preseu: term Of The Over and rei mi
ar, ir Court have no, been discharged for the re-
of ,e term. The new Jurors fer the CiTeai; Coar'
were d;s-:ssed til nexS Monday
The Grand Jury came IN and presented report IN Fei'
on to the CITY Prison and Biackwels Island and IN rep
sa,op o; the system prevailing at the latter which F'
n,res TO be altered The obcc;ios are that many persons
~, sent 4. varants When they should be sent TO the AIMS
ous;hctc is no classification of prisoners at The i'c'
, n nr,sopers under the present system are perfect
" well satisfied with aer situation and have IL ue>. 10
10 driven CT when their expire one ssf0ns
healthy locking woman. has been hfinS' al tne ~.
land AZ The public eNpense, Tor 80 years O e e'ie
he parir.ptsrv the greater proportion have been sent W
AZ ,her oNr, suggestion. Three out Of tour oil mem e
s;,teS aud cut OF 10 diseased They are mostly
,h ,rv or abroad The wall now being out across INC
IsAnd 10 separate the male prisoners from tc e9e @
r-,nd nrv consider one scp ia ;e principle o
Measures should De devised improve the morals OF h'
snt un = va-Alts and adopt principle "hich VIII
,,, run-ator between those sen; 70 The lsaic is
,ri The difficulty docs lie with the officers OF tne
establishment, but in the radical detects at'aei'e' " ~
system. - ~, ;,,,,r,-
In relation - the City Prison The great source o ipre
pre;y Is the facility with which The PRISONERS m e
Gus cells can converse by means OF The Iroton pIpe' ui
crI-, which car, easily be rcmedied. The grand Jury a>o
EXPRESS the opinion that II : source OF aSoi>"e wy
police cannot obtain evidence sufficient 10 pu, down tne
o,c-v .yS;eu The report read. after which judge
FdronIs thanked the grand Cry IN the name OF inc oo
and said that the Report should be submitted 10 te
mon Council and published. The Grand jury was ''ei
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02
polio. Office.

gentleman ofrespecahe standing IN this Guy is gan.
81 nm NJ, and stated that the young who WIS induced
10 give $50 10 proes or Coward actually STAYED there out
day and half and received equivalent ior hiS money
which he is unable 10 get back.
Ild named Geo W Butler, the son ci very TeSiectaoe
parents but who seems have mons-mana toE piters
and other petty wees arrested on the complaint oil &
ne, " Bauvc who keeps jewcler shop. 553 Pearl 81
for stealing two gold rings Another complaint for stealing
flute from Mr.. Hooker of 50 Willan-stree was losea
against him last February and he confessed 'hc act IN oot
cases He has been in several dhcutias OF somewhat
similar na;uIc heretofore, but has been let OF.