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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-04
DAVENPORT HOUSE,

DAVENPORT HOUSE
AIRS E.A GRANT, having leased the Hotel re
Gently occupied by her late husband, VIM, Grai', !,
tnown as the DAVENPORT HOUSE, has opensdtIe u 0
.ns for the accomn odation Of the public.
She III Keep neathouse, wellfurnishes iarderaha
ropes to deserve and receive share ofpubic patron,
age She has a large yard attached for wagons ana
stablinc far thirty five horses.
IA vanpnrt may 3. Ia5A-~trwtt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-04
pouts QUO Sboss.
.NOW-A DAYS"
I NEW WHOLESALE a. RETAIL
BOOT, SHOE AND RUDBER STORE.
SEE1 81. A, 1. .ATaSRufN

NfANUFACTURERsa ana Dealers IN the Rirs: Quail
IS1 ity Of all Kinds Of Men Boys, YOUTHS, " o.
meas, Misses and Lhiidrens. Boots Shoes, Caters,
&C., having determined to locate their business per-
manenti. ~ Davenport, hove secured rooms for the
reseutAn Forests Block, Corner Of Brady and Third
Sta two doors from the corner oh Brady street, where
they are now opening q large stock.
They design 10 keepon hand al all times full as
sortm. nj o their and the best OF stern Hork Of
every variety from the finest slipper to The Coarsest
BOOT; all OF ahichthey will warrantand sell " low
pricesfor Cash f- 4taat e4
They most respectfully tendert the people Of Dav
export Rock Island and surrounding country, in
vheton To call aud examine their stock wheneyerthey
wish to purchase thing in the Boot and Shociine
Davenport, Nov 97th, ls54-dt ass
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-04
TALLMAN g. POWERS,

-. y INNH AbFNTN
ODNce south side Of Second Street, betloeen
Brady and Main.
improved farms, sliy property and unimproved
'anu I0f sale oa commission
r"r'y acres ofland situated on the biun one and
"s, ia ml'eswest OF Court Honsa having npon sever
- views o' riyir. The cheapest property in the
Supplying soon. ="
several desirable houses the city for ,ale cheap.
approEeu iar'ns IN scott county, near Davenport
a., Srge quantity ofunmpro ed iand ia Scott, Cin-
''n, Nenar and Muscatine counties.
May 10, 1855 TAIIyAN & powpRs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-04
Hurrah for the Davenport Express.

'l,HESplendid Omnibus willcommence ming reg
ularl! from Davenport to East Day mort. leaving
the cerner OF Second and Brady sts In the fore,
noon at 81 and % O'Clock in the afternoon al and
8 o'clock. WIN make regular trips 10 the Rock Is
land Railroad Depotin time 30 reach he morning and
.vening cars. Always prepared for pleasure rides
and parties. Sundays, will runfom the ADORE corner
To the Buf JDHT ShlCK.
Apr6 's5d-tf Der Demok ira piease copy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-04
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL.


MOT the lie Claire House, but right opposite to II
~ aithe Store of the well known Merchant Tailor,
l.. W. STEINBERG, ID STREET,
ofa wellassorted stock OF Es cad Made Clio h :
ing, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Shirts, Cra-
yats, &c. DE.
The undersigned is beginner and promises those
who will favor him with their calls honcsiand uf-
right dealing.
In prices and quality ofgoodsI am able 10 compete
with any establishment in this City
Please call and examine my goods before you go
elsewhcre. A. MlEDkE, Agent.
Dayenpart,M May -wtrw-u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-04
STOVES STOVES!

Rifle and Shot Gun
nNE superior finished andnew rinean one srle,
Odid double berrel London twist sh gun; bo'
pate brtch ccks for sale cheap for want of by
apl 80 JACOB WEAVER Jr * CO
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-04
Spsins and SUMMER clothing.
" n ~ Al JOHN JukUAN'S ~

IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
4 LARGE and varied 4ssortncnt OF Mems a m.
eAssosss akeady made Ci0a h ing, cn,Lsae
ih all the disoEeAi. and approved Sly les and nade b.
good wor.nsp aut Oh tne evst mate rial. s
Fine, n.did!n aiId common union, Beaver. Felt
Pilot, pciersba IA aud Flashing. babgups. SACKS an
Palatut Dyercoats, Cloth, Dress and Froek Goats OF
yarions coors and qualities. C!olh, 0assnerc. eati-
net, Velvet und Tweed Pantaloons. ctih, Satin, Va
ientia, ssaasdown, Velr CT. Plush, Cloth assiers
SaLii,et, louot and Single breasted Vests 4onAe
Jackets. Drawers Undershirls, Hosiery. Suspeniers
Gloves Graz HaGikerehiefs ShirtC ollars Storss
Ties, Scsris Winchester and soo,t's apprcf ed Paenl
Should, Shrts Umbrellas artcie al
ly sepI ln gontieman's furnishing stores. inelud y
Robes dc Chanbre and Revere Vests and Overcoais.
Also, splendid assortment Of uncui Cloths, Cassi-
and vesiings ali OF which will be made up to
order hes. manner, with promptness. ataceom-
modaiing prices. and by competent v orkmeD. This
establishment II in the monthly receipt Of the latest
Fashions SO that torders intrnsted to them may be
lied upon being in the BY those who de-
sire II. All manner Of plain work and work OF gen
teel medium, promptly attended toas heretofore.
HATS of new style together with all ofthe COM
non kinds constantly on hand.
Grateful fcr past patronage, the
ly hopes TO merit co ontinuancs ofthe same.
JOHN JORDAN.
Merchant Tailor and Clothier, Front street, oppo-
site the Steam Mills.
payeuIori. July 3D. Is55-w&d-N. .H E-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-04
DR.. ] M. wITHERWAX
JONATHAN PARKER,
COuNrY SIIRNEYAR

kesldenea Corner OF West Main aud Foarth sts. OF
eee'n the Court House. All orders ptompAy attend
'"' Davenport, Sept 10Th, lS,3--4-wtwB
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-04
DR.. W. N LINE.

RADuATE Of the Jefferson Medical College,
VI Phi adelphia. and OF four years extensive prae.
ca familiarity with the diseases of the sstsrD coun
try respectfully his pr. fessona services TO Tho
Citizens of Davenport and vicinity. Attendance III
hours OF the night Office on 4 street near The new
Penusylrs mia House. Davenport May '55 dt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-04
FOR SALE.

nxx fourth interest In excellent Steam Sew Mil
ing Machine: also sash and Bind, Door, Single an
Iath Factory. Iii in full operation, has Rcodfu
OF custom aud is well stocked. A person, who car
give his personal attention Is preferred. Apply In
medlatelyto to NJ h. oSBokN to.,
Real Estate Brokers.
Rock leland Apl. 2Srh 1858.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-04
sAML KIRSCHL.
Wholesale Grocer, Front ST., Davenport


SAML HIR5CHL.
Wholesale Grocer, Front ST., Davenport
MOULD respectfully call the attention otthc citizen
Of Davenport and vicinity and OF the eannr, nier-
chants generally thai he has pow hand, the targes
stock oil Groceries, brought TO this places which
he will sell low possible In his new brick building
Davenport, Nov. Ed, 1853.
JACOB WEAVER. JR., & co.,
GENERAL Agents Storage. For@ ardiig and Com
usntssion Merchants, for the purchase and sale OF
Flour Grain, Produce, Lumber. and msnaiac-
lures Of all Descriptions
Corner OF Iowa and Fourth streets
Opposite New PeDnsyiyaina House, Henrthe bepot'
consi isnmeuts respectfully solicited Davenport
and charges IN oderate Iowa
REFERENCES.
J. j. BoKrR, New York BoLLs saS G .RRrsoN, Puts
JosS Lax ksa., SPANS &to. tL DO
: BispnAA & sons, Phila. KING, rrsSEcs a. Co %
SrggS. ARRET X Co - B'GAIEy ,CosaRAvE MGo do
Gso KEcK 4 Go. Cin. o. WM. MCCuLLy q Co do
-. ~ Rr,,v, q ro,s HAlI A SrhER do
J.c SuArrER, Hamilton % JoHS d. DAvs, DO
The undersipned ha wing located themselves at nav-
enpo Iowa for the purpose ofcarryins on the Ab"'e
business tender their services To their iehs ana oth
etsand respectfully ask share Of their patronage
All favors III receive special attention and dispatch
upon the mo 81 fay orable terms.
~IT JACOB WEAVER JR. & Co.
Feb'y 23rl 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06
Kings County Circuit Court.
Before Hon. s. b. Strong.

ACTION FOR MALPR AcrIcE AGAINST A PHYs,C IAN
Inc. 5.-Absrt A. WILSON, tnfant DC, against Lsau
r. Saei.-At the opening Of the court this morning,
Mrs. Emily fipout, Mrs. Aiming and Eizabeh S,eph
SOD Of Grecnpoint, repeated the evidence given BY them
upon the former trial. to the ac,ident and the condi
tion Of the boy after the occurrence
The evidence being concluded Judge lott for defence,
moved ponsuit, on TIM ground that Drs Smell and
Prince had joint charge Of the case and ~ere therefore
joint contractors, shown by the evidence Conee-
queny the action could not lie singy against the den
dart. And, again IL was necessary Tor plaintiff TO ,w
that the nortcaton and loss Of fingers attribute -
10 gross Negligence ncapacity the part tn DO
PENDANT which had not been proved.
The Conrt thought there not sufficient evidence
to chow that II waa joint contract between the plain IN
and def ndant aud az TO the application the latter
ground II would be question for the jury determine
The motion fer ponsuit vas therefore overruled.
Counsel for defence took exceptions 10 the ruling which
noted by the Court.
Juoge Lott summed up for defence and Mr. Tracy for
the Plaintiff which consumed nearly the whole day.
Judge strong made lengthy and able charge 20 the
jury in which he detailed all the crcums ance OF the
given In the evidence aiduced The Jury the re-
red with directions 10 bring in sealed verdict to
morrow (this) morning, and che Court adjourned
The tiaI occupied the attention Of the Court for Eve
DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06

AN IMPORTANT DECISION IN CoSNEcrlcUr.--ln
the Of Biakeslfe ONeil ct ala, in the superior
Court, Judge Waldo awarded TO plain in $3.50 da
usgss II action sgainst Roman Catholic priest
and others for nersiin the death bed and perform
ing Roman Catholic rites against the wishes Of the plain
til, who belonged 10 the Protestant Episcopal Church.
In The 81 the care the priest being the witness
stand inqufs6 Of the confession Of the dying
woman. The question objected ~ on tbs ground
that had relevancy 10 the and the further
ground that privileged municAtion and could
not be dclosed Judge waldo after Argument Ia ~hi.h
recent ybeiria csse Was 81 60 to sustain he objection
10 the question took the case into nderAon aud de-
eetcpt privileged and that the priest night be com
relied 10 oiselse them the witness stand. He s-o
decided that the question snught for In this
case had relevancy and therefore
hut Re raid he eoneeives II would have the last bear
g the case be snoad scmpei the priest 20 assiae
- N,E Bdstn ycvrrai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06


Yesterday during the session Of this Court the isric.
Atoi ney before Court and asked for an attach
against Mr.. John Thompson GENTLEMAN We believe
dcipr business In Wall street whom he charged with
cent, mpt Of Court, in not appearing witness before
the Grand Jury.
The Recorder issued the paper asked for.
Duripg the dsy there little excitement In Court
in equence Of rather strong language by witness
while the stand.
Jnics Smith alias T. Grope on trial for stealing
watches. During the trial, witness upon the stand
under severe examination called the previous
witnsss, George Gtegor, I'D liar.
This Of couvse, produced slight sensation In Conrt in
the midst Of which the party assaied arose and came to-
wards the bar apparently menacng the Court witness
uron the stand.
Ar cffesr in attendasce At once took hold of the
puRstic geptemsn who immediately took his seat and
order again restored The Court adjourned tl day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06
Before Judge Green.

DEC. 5-'ovneiiSs Gilman against Thomas Reydn.--
In application 10 tenant from premises 10
Seventh avenue for payment OF rent. From the an.
avit I. appears tina. the first day Of May last one
joseph Cruther then the owner leased the premises In
question TO Mr.. Regsn for year from the said first
day Of May, At $50 per payable monthly that
subsequently, Judgment recovered against the said
cruher and execution issued thereon AMI the sai
premises and lease sold under laid execution " Mr. Col
man who Is the thereof; that there l. now
which has been demanded from said tenant that he
has made default in the paymtn same The Judge
,euscd 10 grant the application the ground that al
though the statute authorizes these proceedings TO re-
rnovs the judgment debtor when the has ac
ouired title under execution. does not authorize such
nror,eair n 20 the tenant Of such debtor Gr the
Of rent the relation Of land
lord and tenant not existing between the parties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06
Items from Texas.

The San Antonio Herald Of the 10Th ut has the f,
lowing paIaglaph|fr'm articles that notice in
exchanges We are led TO conclude that the War Depart
ment has received Official information has induced
the belief that Capt petition gotten up
orders have been received by the Ter Of the de-
partment TO prevent any further denomination Of the
petition arrested and ied violation Ct the neutral
i'y laws The War DEPARTMENT has been wrongfnliy
authority. The General viii have an inter esnx time
In executing the order to arrest those composing his
The In6ianola Bulletin reports the arrival Of the q. 8
steam Fashion at tnat port on Wednesday last from
New OIlesns, with hundred thousand deiars spe
Gle on board, consigned to the u 5. Peymase. at San
Al tonic.
From report Of proceedings in the State Isesaiure
We gather the following inteligence:-In the Senate a
resolution has been introduced nstructing the Con-
gessioral delegation to urge treaty 18th Mexico for
as The "wnr smope oper bills have eso en n
r6dnced;--Io incorporate the Texas and New Orleans
1e,s,sph, c9nIapy Providing for geological survey
concealed weapons In the House Joint Issolutlon
suctpg the Texas Senator's in Congress against
bill accepting the proposition Of Congess with regard to
he payment Of tie creditors Of Texas las intro
duced.
We clip from the Galveston ci,;an ami Casak of the
22d, 8s follows
The wsses 1zan says, tina. few days since the com
paDy Of hangers under command Of Captain robc, BIZ
voueckea within lev miles of San Antonio. They
been taking en- Indian survey Of the country wes but
have n de no important d. coveries
Company II, mounted rifles under the command Of
Breyet Captain Mciane from Fort Mcintosh, near
San Antonio Another company Of rangers lately ar
rived in that CITY from the frontier the command
q Captain Wilism Tenn. Tits ccnpsny and th.t under
Captain tt bin discharged.
The Iavsca Hraid learns that the government coast
depot for Western iexas as been located Black Point
near the Mission river near CopaDo bay.
The San Antonio Itran states that the multitude Il
grasshopIsrs that have been passing that country
Tor the last few days have completely ruined the fall
laicens.
Bolh the cotton and sugar crops represented
tuning cut very fa'rly In many portions Of 1exas.
The tfuiicn syss1be report OF the missioner Of
the General Lar 0face submitted 10 the Present gisla
lure males The following exhibit o. the lands of Texas
Iosi area Of the whole s,ste l75, 594 $50
a. led by Mexico and spain. ........ % 5sA4st
ConGi med BY act II 1sh? ........... 3.74I2l
tlsims under the Republic and State
OF IeAas...... .................. ~ yb33, bS5
Torsi granted. n 100 al
Leaving total pubic domain, after satisfy
ing all kpo claims ..............l 0i l3I 1t9
This report shows tie amount old titles under Spain
end Mexico 10 be s32 pC7 fhsn shown ny
i,us reports, that amour having been sci aside the
| Courts
Of the lands between the Nueces and Rio Crane
msd by the act OF 1853, 376ea9 scr,s have
eyed and returned To the Land c.c leaving 364 GU
| cres Of the same outstanding.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06
Police Intelligence.

ARREST OF FU01TIvE-sISGULAR PROCEEDINGS.
Some months ago, n named James Bioomer was
arrested charge Of stealing valuable gold watch
and chain, and being liberated bail, fed the city.
shortly after his departure an indictment was found
against him and the 22d u after much trouble he
was arr es,ed IN the interior Il the State by policeman
Russell Of Albany. The recently ventured returo
70 this cry and yesterday arrested by c' GER White
OF the Fifth ward and committed to the Tomb for trial
BURGLARY AND RECOVERY OF STOLEN GOODS.
- clothing store Of Carl G. Gross, l62 Bowery. was
chen into at early hour yesterday morning
snd robbed Of goods to the value 81 oo0 The Tenth
ward police notified Of the burglary, and al about
eve o'clock officer Bumsesd arrested at q White street
joseph H. Marsh, alias sci machnis against whom he
bad suspicious The officer the searched the hou a,
found upwards Of four hundred dollars worth OF the
stolen goods. named Dodd, who was found n
company with Marsh, al arrested, aud both we
@ untitled, by Justice Brennan, for eI animation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06
Fmx AT BApn,sBuwe. Ky-rbis morning. abop,

I fHE Mt bAHKfsBVKGt hS-IUts HiUTHIHB, HNOut
Two O'clock citizens ed with the alarm Of
ire, which fund TO have originated In the three
sory brick storehouse belonging to Captain g. Dsvess
Msin street. which entirely consumed. Loss Of
Captain ra,ess SO 900, no insurance The budipg
occupied store by John Jones whose loss faly
IN This place Two large dwelling houses belonging TO
Dr. C. l. Jones were also consumed-loss about $s 00O
insurance Mrs G. A. whestey occupied part Of Dr.
Jones building as fancy store-loss small say $50 no
ins ursnee Sne succeeded In saving her goods. j. D.
smith Co. goods damaged In removal--no insurance
The flames we've arrested from going north by unroong
the buils ing occupied by J. u. Smith Co. Edcen
goods damaged BY REMOVAL also the goods Of Robertson
4 Riker, ard Vivian McBrayer Damage fully covered
by insurance Of the three last named Louisville Jour
mai Nor. "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06

IMPORTANT RAILROAD MovHMRNT--We are In
fn med that the Presidents Of the unfinished
railroads Of Virginia have BEEN invited attend in New
mssed 10 them BY certain heavy iron capitalists AND
others propositions connected With the completion Of
raiJ rcsds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06
Commissioners Of Emigration. .


President CUBAN G. VERPIAScg, in the chair.
Or. CARNoCHAN AIDE the following report Of sick on
Wards Island:-
AZ nited.. 30o
discharged. l9l
The general health reported good
summons from tie American Institute relative TO
the sale OF sheds Castle Garden, referred
TO Castle Garden Committee and Counsel
resolution passed giving Mr.. s. B. Vale the
tract for milk that gentleman being the lowest bidder.
Mr. kkIY offered resolution calling for information
COMMISSIONS KENNEDY called attention to a co
Eicaion Of Sable Corts shippers that published
ccnmiss toner's charged with acting unfairly with
the emgiants they che agents. not being allowed tosee
own wnom ,hy wished a " asse
ntdy, MT What are knewn passenger brokers in Eu
roIe, who make 1t business to forward passengers
the interior The paper, said Mr. Kennedy tempe
rate one. and would be apt to deceive those who were
not familiar with the facts They had, IL is true, tried &c
get nsie the Garten, andwere refused al hough they
declared them Ives regular shippers; but according ~
tie Tue one IL allowed inside however respectable the
finn THY represent. To chow the character of the firm
Mr.. KenDedy read an affidavit from Jenet Colder. pas
sengsr in the ship Columbia who charge, that she Wa
compelled to buy ticket in Liverpool, from the firm OF
Sable Corts from New York to foro,ts for which she
paid $24, when the acual fare was only s17showin-
Of charge their part Of 81. Mr.. Kenned,
mentioned other Of similar character which he
Mr.. EEIIY hoped that action would be taken to
show The public the true character Of this firm; they
nothing better than runners, In his opinion Tie
view express ed by other Commi siones, when
the matter was dropped
REFORM.
Eessrs f. y. MORGAN and JOHN 7. CusING, Of q Com,
mitee EeirehcLnent, reported in favor Of the di
cha &c Of number of employees whose salaries
to $3.50 per month and the transfer " those duties
other officers, without advancing their salaries re-
duccn Of tie salaries Of a humber of others also
TneDded. This proposition stoutly opposed
by Mr. Pur6y, and MIR. Gariiguc expressed some obisc
Hops.
The resolutions presented were taken up separately
and sll ado'ped.
dent TO inquire OF the agent Of the commission ut Albany
II he cannot dspense with portion Of his assistance
Mr. CRMcAN notice that st the next meeting, be
sball Tor amendment Of the rules governing the
hospital at Wards Island.
The Beard thtn adjourned
STATEMENT FOR THE WEEK.
No. emigrans arrived to Nov 20 1855 .. ;. 1876 TO-
Do. since, to Zee. 8, 1856. ........... bls
lohis. lZt,2e
J" sane ""'e 40 1908
No inmates in Institution, Wards Island 1882 2se7
Do do. Marine Horptal "a 257
Balance in hank, Jan. l. 1855. ....... $51, 192 46
Aggregate receipts so Nov. 2Ssh.. .s345, 1857 10
X, ceiytd since TO Dec. 9th for COM
mutation IL passengers, &c,.... ,602 IL
$tUo tcl
disbursements as per previous ac-
count, to Nov fs, ls5b..... $4s2, a63 IA
No payments made on Nov. 49,.
0verdraft on Mechanics Bank $54 1871 Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN RIcHMosD-On Saturday
morning last fire broke out Ia the barroom of the
Shakespeare Hcuse, and resulted In the destruction OF
large amount property. So rapid the progress OF
the flames that II found impossible to anything
ofvalue. Indeed IL with difficulty hst ihs
cupsnts escaped with their lives, having TO leap
nom third story window upon porch In the rear from
whence he rolled down into the yard without receiving
serious injury The drug store II Mr. s. NJ Zachisson ~
the corner q Sixth and Broad streets very
fire, and although every effort made to subdne
flames, the interior was completely destroyed Bat very
little Of Mr.. IsclWisson's stock saved. MEANWHILE
sever al small buildings Sixth street. directly in the
rear caught fire. One Of these houses occupied BY 4
bWalerstin, considerably damaged, as were also
the brf Kitchen Of the Shakespeare House aud the
Of The tenement adjoining the east The roof Of the
ma ket house wac fire, at period The upper part
Of Mr. Iachrisson's store occupied by H. Won Gron
ing as asechf mandatory. siderable por ion
stock was destroyed The building occupied by Mr. Bra
ey belonged 10 Mr.. James Winston and insured 81.
he Mutual once for onr-Hf'hs II It's yaue. That oc
cuped by Mr. Yachsson well the frame
in the rear owned by Mrs. Pollard Of Amelia
W and were similarly inst red. Mr. Bradley had an in.
Of 81 COO while he e,timstes his loss at e. 900
Mr. zachrison was insured for So 500 which he thinks
vii net bis TOSS Mr.. Won Grooming loses about
" eco. The total value Of the properly destroyed
tmated at from $4,000 to SIC, 900 -RicAmond Whg,
gsf