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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

AT The IRvIsG HOUsE.-Dr. ScHEscK. OF
PHILADELPHIA proprietor Of ScHEEcas Punonic Syrup,
r4rd 70 giye ADVICE gratis 70 al per.ons who afflicted
with 6scsses OF the Lungs LAYER and d. zsstvs Organs He
vii corunenoe MONDAY. the 2lst Of February. and
oortinue Until Saturday the ih inst from ~ AN 70
PM daily lie viii give those who desire Il thorough
examination with hi. RespirAtOr fG . each
singular fact that treat majority Of persons AZ
fcted with cough cold night swests ohil swell
Ing Of the feet enaciaOn- kc a. that they
have attack Of Pulmonary Consumption whsn al these
SYMPTOMS may be caused by affection Of the Liver and
Stomach. The Mucous Membrane Of the Lungs Will
yshze with that othe Liver and cause coughs and eopoas
ne OILY way to cure the Lunzs to ss-t the .scrs
tons Of the Liver winch Is frequently the first cause aud
the Lungs viii relieve themselves The objee. Of
examination Of the patient 10 sscertsin the first u
the duesse whether originating with tie Liver Stomach
Dr.. SCIENCE s particularly DESTROYS Of comforting with
Ire psentS for the purpose OF explaining his system Of
tTes'ing this the expansion Of the chest
properly atong the food and thus causing the gAsife
ces 20 give that and strength 10 the system
which nature originally designed.
DR.. scHENcE's REsPiRoNgTER
The difficulty Dr. s. experienced in diagnosing the
complicated and obscure that frequently presented
themselves his practice with the StethoscOpe tof Lem
nee induced him 20 his attention 70 the subject which
resulted the invention Of the Eespiromeer. The follow
ing brief description given but still sufficient TO show
the drerce and the advantage this instrument possesses
all Others that bsye been invented for the exploration
Of the chest
power OF VIII Oh metal il Universally admitted 70 b.
eouAed and far superior TO the wood snd flexible mate
shaped eItr, mitys padded WITH lnda Rubber, At
adsps Itself 70 the and being perfectly alright the
sound Of the slightest breathing faintest mlrnur
con veyed into the sir-bub chamber, whence il s
transmitted with such intensity and dstnctuess the
Of the Auscultator enable him with cOndence end
without the possibility Of an er1r 70 pronounce
won the and condition Of the organ under
nation diminishing the length Of the time usually en-
plo>ed and without the slightest pain ncoave-
nenoe the patient. The medical faculty and Of
the scientific Of country have testified It's
great superiority al other instruments used for mediate
auscu.tatiOn.
DR.. SCHESCEs TERMS.
The charge Of fees OF Dr. J. SCIENCE are:
For an Of the Lungs with the Respiromeer -
For visiting the
ftysT5 10
~ and under 81 %
Over 81 ana undef iN miles
Entrance for Ladies at the private door Of Irving House.
on Chabersst side where waiting TO con.
duct them 70 DIR. ScHEsCEs room.
ScHENcgs Pulmonc Syrup sold at o. per bottle or
bottles for IS. G. ' CLfCKENER Co. No. 81 BeTcayst
are the General Agents. for New iOrk and vicinity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
- Strong testimony in sayor OF Dr. How.

u Strong testimony IN savor Of Dr. Hooy-
LANp's eelebrsied GERNAN BirrrsS prepared BY Dr.
JACKSON No leN ArcAs;, Phsde phiathe s-eAs remedy
fer Liver COMPLIANT, Dyspepsia. Nervous Debility he
Hatch Broomha1 Wvst Chester, Pa. lS,S sald; TIE
yeserS satisfaction expressed BY those no have ssea Hoof
N worth its weight IN soA~
Aeel TsrrelL MontrOss, Pa, Feb :, 1852 sad Your
German Btegs have gone 81 very rapidly have sold
about hall dozen to ayeTy respectable Baptist Clergyman
Of my acquaintance who attributed his restoration besa
10 the U.s. OF these kiiters"
C. T. Lashrop, TGHkhsnpeek. Pa. MAY x 1881, seii
Almost any number Of certificates be chained from
sone eth Fest this seton % the ecacy OF the
German Bitsers should II be deemed advisable med
eiss that ernphariesy recommends ith and IN every N
STAGE has proassed soe< report
Fer sals Wholesale N New-Yerk By A b. D sands CO
rui.on ana WilhAnls,s; Havilsnd, Reese Co. No. %
Msiden lane Retail ~ C. II Rins corner Brosswsy and
.fehs-st. d.. pooitae, Nc IA GrsndS- Ms NJ Hayes
Rssshlyn, and BY respectable deaen everywhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

~ Two thousand eight hundred Building
Los and hundred Farms viii be Distributed the 2stn
Of February, ls among 900 subscribers Nov Is the gold
opportunity to cheap Houssteadonly si5 FOR
four Village Building Lots Farm We urge Our read
eTs and all 70 90 and buy share med.tey, OF you
VII sgan be too late. few only now eit Apply TO
CHARLEs WOOD, No. 2os Broadway, where map are now
ready and may be hsd gratis See sdvertissmsa: 100
Parma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

~ The attention of all wishing good Farms
Cd Reasonable terms particularly directed the aiyer
tseInent Of c. Sanders aud H. 5. GiLsERr No Mas
saust headed "PEcoNIC FARMS"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

~ FovLERs e. WELLS, Psychologists and
Publishers Clinton Hall No l5l Nsssau New York, and
No. i42 Washington ST., Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
~ Mondcrfnl improvement in SOWING Ma.

IL Wonderful improvement IN Sewing Ma
chimes having recently been made, renders these a
chimes cad mechanical invention oil the age, aud
the proprietors Messrs l. NJ SINGER Co, having been
20 great expense 10 schasns machinery expressly of The
mandatory Of these machines assure the pubho thai the
machine shall hereafter have al the latest Improvements
with perfect mechanical accuracy, and the once
seeming difficulty is now removed Call and examine ina
4 NJ. SINGER Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

~ The LEGISLATURE, on Saturday, diC
nothing-to speak OF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

To- FARBANKs's PLATFORM SCALEs-Long
Known severely tested, always nRhths aeknowledsod
standard FAIRBANKs Co, No. SO Water-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

A SURE RELIsNcE.-SO certain are the Ell
fes of pr McLAKES LIVER PILLS In OF ds0rdsred
Liver that bey REGARDED the sDehc for that eomp
Gated oas OF known Hepanc The patient mas
that IL necessary purchase and DR.
PILLs 20 secure restoration 20 health Read TINS
WILKINS TOWNSHIP, Allegheny Go. Pa
J. KIDD & CO. Please let me have two boxes more Of
DIR NcLnnes Liver Pill. My wife has used two boxes u
the Doctors Pills and you they have done her more
rood than nv family physician las for two years, during
winch tine he in regular attendance. These two
49,. tLink will e. az a cure JAMES JOSES.
qbis invaluable medicine NAV be had in New-lork,
Wholesale and retail, by c. '. CLiCKENER Co, No. 81
barclay st aud BoyD paw, No 20 CoaItandtst Sold
also ~ all the PRINCIPAL DruEglsiS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUcTIoN-We
wish 10 remind our readers that ALBERT H. NIcoLAY VIII
sell AZ auction on MONDAY Feb 81 at Il O'Clock, at the
Merchants Exchange and handsome three story
aud basement BRICK houses and lots Nhs, near the
9Th sv containing all the modern improvements and the
10 years lease OF No. ~ Medsonst and the year, lease
al No rs Kassnust Also two lots on summit-st Brook
lyn Full particulars can be obtained on applying 10 the
Auetioneer No. 30 NBllst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
TOBACCO-CHEwING AND SPLITTING

TOBACCO-CHEwING AND sPITriS"'
A spicy debate sprung up in the House"
Representatives. at Washington some days Ho,
between Stanly of North Carolina, DAVIS u
Mass, and some other members, on Iooaeov
and Splitting. Doubtless our readers observes
sketch of the discussion in our telegrsp'S
reports Of Congressional proceedings. Iho's
who overlooked it, missed some Of the cHsfsc
teristic pungency Of Edward Stsnly, when f"
always worth hearing and reading and a'
some valuable hints in regard to the hi'h'
habit Of chewing tobacco and squirting '''
juice Of il in miniature cataraets up snd ao''
the ways Of life. If those who beioui nc"
persons and infect the atmosphere by W
perniciOus and nauseOus habit, could
affected by expostulation, or satire, or nS
cule, il might be worth while 70 discnHs''
full volIey at them. But we fear they arc
corrigible. For ourselves, We have iesIns
sense of this inveterate habit Of flthinesa w
presume we get spit upon forty times sye'.
We never got into crowd. AID never PSI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

TS,s.-The best assortment of Fine Teas
Wild ee nsra NJ the Of tie CANTON TCA COMPANY
Ne. ls5 Chstham-s; between Pearl and Roosevelt the old
est Iva Mt N the city. We assure eur readers
sale or retail They have no branch store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

~ II. l.. FosTER's Fashionable Clothing
Es.ahlsbment No n Cour.landt ST. is desirable place TO
purchase Clothing Of every variety, where the buying
npbIc can all times, find full supply Of ready made
(oing mao up from the beat materials and by the hes.
vorLmsn large stock Of winter clothing which Will be
aid NJ very low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

SPLENDID CARrKrNes yoy SpsUa Surs
iSsS-SNIrs LeVSsSrRy, Ne. &4s Peaulst ara nav ~
eei,ins in store Per se Ayss large s,oSt OF Velvet
Tspestry Brusses ThFcePy ana ln.r.in C.rn.,;cs ~
eAsse ana elegant designs which having b.ea paressj
previous the recent advances in prices they are enabled
60 otter very great Inducements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

LARGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
Our readers will please notice that ANTHONY J.
BL,scKss will sell at auction TINS Day Feb n, 1853 At
o'clock the Mcichants Exchange, sots OF ground on
The 9Th incladng lots between t6th and 5th
ste one lot 5hs 6av 4lo son ilst It near the
stssy iots one 5iths ST. aud one on Sothst near
Brosaway the houses and lots Nos $50 AID 3i Sthst
valuable building lots with house on the rear OF one Of
them situated the north side Of 2is, near the SHAW
lot, GU tO,hst the sth house aud lot No 2is
houses and lots l5th-st, 7thav
house ana lot on +thst 2dsv the houses and lots
Nos 80 and SO North Noorest, and SO Oreenw1chs;,
tie whole beng ON the Of Greenwich and North
Moor, sts lots 16ihs; 2dsv frame buildings
aud lois Broadway 10th av, 6S sad nh sts and the
house and lot No. 20 Chestuutst. can
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

i.Acs AND Muslin CURTAINS AT REDUCED
fstcss-The best IN the city kelly FISK
SvsoSs Window Shaae and Curtain Store No. Xt Broad
way, one door above Resaesl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
~ Tie "CoNrosIrE IRox RAmrNe" made

hy the ATLANTIC RAILING WOSks
Combines beauty, strength and cheapness IL
Wrought Iron Framework connected by Ornamental Cast
Iron Thee melted aud around the structure itself 1t
may be made hight aud graceful like the
MlRR RAILING,
or heavy ard solid hike the Cass Iron.
Ratings Tor steps stTeets offices cemeteries, Sc Also
Nsnudahs Bal ONES, &c, tor sale by
GEORGE Foster.
Ne. IS BIosdway corner OF Waker-st,
who the only authorised 70 sell this description OF
RAILING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

~ Five Hundred pieces of elegant mourn
ina fouaid SIX just rcoeyed and FOR sale 1t i've dollars
the drts-wsrth seven a. BARTHOLOMEW 4 WEEDS New
Mourning Store No 5sl Broaiwsy between Spring and
Prince SIS nearly opposite Metropolitan Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

tS- CARR X Hicks, Stationers, having re.
moved Ne. s. Nsssau-s: woad respectfully call the at
assortment OF Blank Books Paper aud Stationery articles
Of which they keep hsna complete and weA selected
soek. Bill Heads, Caris CrcnlArs Cheeks &c, Lifho-
gslhed PRINTED order Blank Books Ruled and Bouni
10 apy natieFn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14
From New Brunswick.

ST. John Ialtrs the 10th inst have been recerei at
Boston In The AGrertiser fad the following -
Tie Eo7ning Tines of The 10th We are impressed
o1s and more each day the necessity o. union
% tie North American colonies /" and proceeds 10 ad
,oea 70 such ulop, quoting with coln'e sPe, I'll
the sutj.ct, Msee 10 The 70 iait iu ~. ~
E0iicsps Of the various political par ties, but
it would prove beneficial TO the provinces, be means OF
oieprg up and Sc i,Ig the country would mske Us OF
more in priApcs tie eyes of British statesmen fee
srnost Who'll from tie petty Of the free
trade polite who &c. control IN Downing street and
perpetukte connection with the mother country
lhs Nc,0 b. pnStciccr of the 9th has leading article
upCp the fisheries In which 1t that the Massachu
sett papers the fshrg interest very upon the
natter and inclined to make difficulty the subject -
Tie prohibition Of subjects OF Great Britain from partc
pstpg il the turtle and mulet fisheries off the coast Of
Florida. is alluded to. The article closes thus
"We have believe that this year every vessel
found felix within the prescribed limits will be SEIZED
and Il at the fo bearance OF last year viii logger be
exercised. When reighbors willing 10 deal With
equal terms and TO give fair equivalents for vaua
bic concessions shall be ready to them Until
then they must learn respect the just rights of Others
in the they wish their rights respected
and they certsiDy have of c0molaint if
insist their doiTg they wish to be done by ~
The railway surveys between the Bend and hedac and
between St. John and the line of the United States have
been begun in good earnest.
During tie past few days considerable numbers Of emf
grants have arrived at ST John.
good pros yec exists of the uccessful completion of
the shubends ca6ia canal which and lake navi
Cation il pJovemeLt.
d. N. steam friga'e Argus arrived at Campo Bsllo,
Friday evening end left the dsy for St john to
flagship she landed officer at Campo Belle who
to Boston In the ADMIRAL.
We have the Charlotte Gazette OF the Tth inst which
states that railroad on the St Andrew
Quebec railroad arrived at St. Andrews the preceding
e. having been shipped at Cardiff, Wales eight
months before.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14
The Charge OF Murders on the high SEQ.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
Before Hon. Judge Nelson
A NOIIE PROSEQUI ENTERED AS TO THE SECOND CHARGE
LIBERATION THE ACCUSED.
JUNE 13At the sitting Of the court this morning the
Judge inquired Of the District Attorney there any
further business
Mr. c. oCopor asked his honor to assign day for the
sentence Of Rearden, convicted OF homicide
The Judge-To morrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
Mr. O'Conor-There is one indictment pending in this
court against John Christian he doctor Of the Roscu
propose in that to enter nolle proequi, which
will enable him 10 60 free.
Mr. c. Edwards, council for the British Consul be
half Of Doctor Christian rendered his thanks for the kind
way which the Judge had spoken Of him. in his charge
to the Jury Saturday.
Mr. OConor-In the case Of Capt Molony tried for the
murder OF Emanuel the prisoner having been acquitted
In this court it is proper that should enter MOL pros
the indictment RENTED here from the District Court
indictment in the District Court against Capt Nolony
for the murder Of Yankee Chap and also indictment
for the muIcer of the ame seaman in the Circuit Court
Likewise enter mol pros. in that There is not
any other criminal business for this morning
Capt Moony and Dr.. Christian not in court but
to meet them at the jail and congratulate them their
dey erance.
THE WANT OF COURT ACCOMMODATION.
Judge Nelson remarked that he understood that the
District Court engaged in the trial Of criminal
Of mportapce-caaes Of alleged fraud several Of which
yet pencpg. The business has, for some days pa It.
been held in ne OF the local courts but the Marshal has
been notified that ,bat room is required for
the business Of that local court Now unless he Judge
Nelsop gave the Circuit Court ROOM the trials in the
District Court could rot be proceeded with aud the term
would fall through and the ends Of justice be defeated The
government have been at great expense for witnesses in
these cases. and unless they have court for the
disposal Of their business 1t would be attended with very
great Inconvenience and additional expense The incon
veneIce which the courts have been heretofore subject
ed to has been repeatedly represented to the
at Warrington and yet steps have been taken for a
forcing the necessary accommodation and enabling the
courts with the administration Of justice II he
Judge NekoD) gave up the Circuit Court room, there
would be great deal OF business vacated. and small
such the Chambers would be exceedingly incon
yenient this weather. have hesitated said the Judge
whether under the circumstances should not leave the
buiDess of he District Court TO fall through but 1T has
been represented TO the great loss the government
give up this TO the District Court and hold the Cir
cult in our private room, however pcopyenient.
hope steps will be taken by the government to
Iecty this evil; and they do not SHALL in future
e my duty to occupy this whatever may be the
venep to The District Court The petit jurors Of
the rcuit Court d chargedfor the term. will hear
mott, MS Of counsel in Chambers.
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The (:ayaxxi Riot.
Annexed give the statement Of the Mayor Of Mont
real Of this amentable occurrence also portion Of the
proceedings Of public meeting held Friday last.


Annexed give the statement Of the Mayor Of Mont
real Of this mentable occurrence; also portion Of the
proceedings Of public meeting held on Friday last
THE CITY CoUNcIL-THE MAYORS STATEMENT.
The corporation Friday forer TO consider what
and prevent the Of such another melan
choy and dsgrscefu scene took place on Thursday
lengthy discussion ensued between the Aldermen,
Who generally Of opinion, that the civil authorities
could not preserve the peace. The following is the
1T is necessary that should make explain atons
as perceive by the papers that have been msrepe'
sened will state exactly what took place during tho
afternoon. took The erecauon along with Colonel Err
mtpger to get the troops placed that at moments
warning they might be on the spot and not risk the Dc
an hour in arriving after their preseDce WAS necessary
went to the spot early in the evening at about half
past six O'clock remained there endesvorng with
all my might and al my heart to keep the peace. The
responsibility attaching to great and felt that
responsibility At length perceived that all the effort:
Of the police to keep the unavaitng and that
in the course Of few minutes there would be great
deal Of disturbance and went at once for the troops
spot and drawn up, range facing the Hay mar
ket, and her facing the church. There great
came to me pointing to the Hay Market and said
Look at the 6rirg-look at the people numbering
one another" In this great confusion what did do
read the Riot Act but never gave the word to fire.
The why read the Riot Act be prepared in
of sudden rush. So great WAS the concourse Of
people that had every reason to believe that rush
would be made and to be prepared for it. and from
motives of prudence read the Riot Act. believe that
my part meyer gave authority either the right
the left to fire. In reading the Riot Act believe
though am not very sure-that heard some at
distance ray fire p The captain came near me
to request, Mr Mayor, shall disperse the mob-shAl
:" Nothing Of the kind done. When the vol
ley fred without my authority, cried out at once,
'For Gods sake, what have you been doing what ne
cesi,y there for firing p? and that can vouch for
before my Maker The firing surprised me exceedingly
plantations and ready to appear before any tribunal
and state hese facts state them to you sincerely and
honestly, and truthfully. "a es-S.4-.
prp1Ic MEETING or CITIZENS
large meeti,o OF cni,ens was held in st. Georges
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The Board met yesterday, as4 p H., his Honor the Re-
corder presiding.
The minutes Of the last meeting read and ap-
proved
communication read from the County Clerk, en-
closing statement from the Superintendent OF Common
Schools which referred to the Committee lands
and Taxes.
The following resolution was referred to the Common
Co,bci:
Resoved That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby,
directed TO draw hs warrant favor OF the propreofs of
the following named newspapers for 1872 for advertising
the amendment to the charter, for the amounts repec
lively TO which the charger have been reduced"
Here follow the Of fifty -four journals In this
city
The bill OF DIR. Geers, exCoroner, amounting TO
SO o4s 10, ordered 10 be paid.
lie fcssG tido adjourned, 10 meet on Monday next.
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Supreme Court-Circuits


June H. oursom Is Courson-This was a suit which
il will be Iecoected commenced days since,
and adjourned to this morning 1t instituted by
mother for the divorce Ct her from ths defendant
the ground that when he married her lie state
Of luz acy The case,is still on.
Before Hon. Judge Norris.
Simon Steinfeld the Neso Fork State Mutual Tpsu
Ydrce Comfdny-This action a policy of fire
insurance effected in August 1851 for thousand five
hundred dollars with the defendants in consideration OF
premium Of fifteen dollars, goods aud merchandise
contained in the third ard fourth stories of IS William
rect Of Maiden lane On the 4th Of February
1882 the plaintiff sustained loss by fire Of three
thousand dollars For the defence IL is contended that
plaintiff was possession Of the third story aud
that he the Of the whole Of the property
destroyed. Verdict for plaintiff 81 b64 6l full amount
claimed with interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14

Bowsprt, cupboard, 80 feet; "a inches diameter,
made of hard pine.
Jibboom 20 feet Is inches, feet end, 20 inch chain
Flying jbbOom Ia feet 6 feet end.
SpaDker boom AZ feet, 2 feet out
Calf 3la feet, end s feet (out.)
The popularity in her masting and rig was the
suggestion of the brother Of the builder Captain L.
MKay, now Of the Sovereign Of the Seas, who is to
command her.
This noble vessel is progressing rapidly towards
completion and will shortly be brought to this port
to load for California where her arrival is looked for
with much anxiety. We understand the idea of call
ing her the King Of the Clippers" has been aban-
doned, and none other has yet been adopted pre-.
sumo from the difficulty Of finding one sufficiently
worthy of such splendid craft.
Captain L. M'Kay may justly be proud of his new
command, and his extraordinary success with the
Sovereign Of the Seas proves he s well worthy Of the
trust roposed in him by his brother, who, we hear
success attend the noble vessel end her enterprisng
luiiGtr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-14
I ELL G r A p II | C..

THREE MORE vICTIMs-CuURCH Mountaineering
OF CATHOLICS, ETC.
MONTREAL, June -. 1858.
Three more Of those who we're wounded at The Gavazs
Iiot cied curing Saturday ana Sunday.
Last night Irish Catholic mob broke all the wiz
dows Of st. STEPHENS Church. in Griffin stown
1t meeting 10 day, The Roman Cataslics resolved to
pay for the repairs Of damages and aso resolved 70
every ferret out the villains Who participated
in the riots recently.
Father G&yaz returns here Wednesday, to acuda
his /, ctures.