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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-09-12
Land and Lots for Sale,

.NE.4R PORT DEPOSIT.
SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT, con-
"A tanning about 20 Acres, | miles from Bat
g, a.. tie Swamp. and improved 4
sr{9r7rs with good House, &c. One J7;fs ,..sss,
lss,tsS5.ss House and Lot on Main St, 5tts:ssr,
E's;afiH Port Deposit; this is a desi- ,L'a4F' &
ra0le property, and in fee simple. Two
Tracts Of Land on the Susquehanna, and on
the site of the Central Railroads: the land NJ
fine quality. Also, several SNAIL Dwellings,
in and adjoining the town of Port Deposit.
AlFtle above will be sold on accommodate
ing'tcrms. j.. IL. wv h'oON'
Port Deposit, July IL Il
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NEW GOOD $

FOR the Present and approaching Season
"A. KIDD & SON
a 4 THEIR NEW BRICK STORE HOUSE
n PORT DEPOSIT, MD, have just opened
fresh and desirable assortment of
GOODS for Gables Hear,
Selected with great care. They nam { in part
Robes III lawns, Silk Shawls,
Brill ianles, rhibet ard Stclla do,
Chaliles, Embroiderics and laces,
French Chintz, Underslecyes and Collars
Dress silks, Skirts. Lin. & Con. Ii'dks
Mantil'a do, Dress Trimmings in varo
Alptcas Il De Beges Rercges Mousselines
Gnghuns i Plaids, Hair. and other Brushes,
Hosiery and Gloves Port Monnaics &c. &c.
A FULL SUPPLY OF WHITE GOODS.
Attention is called to theil stock of
Lad'es' and Misses CATERS, Boots and Shoes
In all thefashion1ble color7 and stylcs.
FINEClllNA AND GLASS WARE:
White Stone China in Sets and Cut Glass Ware
with finer grades Queens ware.
OF CHOICE QUALITY:
Kni' es and forks in sats; Spoons, pocket Knives.
CtfrETlNGs, MATrINGs AND Or CLoTns,
They also keep on hand STATIONERY, CucRcH
AND HYMN Books, Letter and Note Paper. En-
yclopes, &c. Any Book ordered, supplied atPub-
| sher prices.
Family Groceries, Provisions
&c, regnl lr!y received, and kept constantly on
hand, IN separate store room.
The attention Of their friends and the public
il respccttully called to this advertisement Prices
will be found to compare fAyorably with lowest
city rates.
;p'AI kinds # Country Produce taken in ex-
change: at highest market prices.
A. KIDD & son.
Port Deposit, May p, 1856
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l. and lot Of half an acre on which he re-
SIDES in the
Village ofhc Brick Meeting House,
Cecil county Md.
The Improvements are neat, new. and
ryxssSr aF; conveniently divided, painted
rs slst ss'as. and papcrcd, with back building
attScced with a pump of first rate water
therein. 4 good Carpenter shop IA by %
feet. stable, carriage house &c, under one
roof l6 by 40 feet, and all other necessary
out buildings, garden and yard fences all new
and in good repair; there is also quite nun :
Der Of choice fruit trees, vines, &c, IN Il
thrifty condition.
This property is eligibly situated and adj
mirahlv adapted to the wants Of almost any
of the mechanical branches, and willb sold
at a very moderate price to good ,pnrchas-
.er. ROBERT II. ENGLAND.
March 21st IT, 1857.
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TiRM AZ PUBLIC SALE.

TE7ilE undersigned viii sell at Public Sale
&. in Elllton, on Saturday, the 18Th Of Sep
trmb"r next, the Farm wAtreon he now re-
sides, containing
1l5 .1crcS, more ar less,
This farm lies UPON the Elk river, in Back
Creek Neck, about five miles from Elton
and four and half from Chesapeake City,
adjoining the lands Of Geo, W, Boulden and
SlmHel b. Sutton. The land is well Improv-
rd aud highly productive. Tie farm is diyi-
ded INTO SIX fields and well enclosed, with
substantial fencing. The situation is high
and healthy.
he improvements are u comfortable log
Dwelling with frame kitchen, IL
aud tic ncccssary buildings le% fsss1, :.
all IN pretty good repair. An sItss,N
excellent well Of water at the ;. sssI4 80
house ana also one at the barn. PrTSITIq
wishing 10 purchase aail property should
view the premises for themselves. Persons
tom distance can call on Mr.. james Den.
ny IN Elklon, who will conduct them to said
farm.
InGNs.-Fiyc hundred dollars Of the ppr.
cha momcy'wil b. required in cash. an tine
day OF sale. Fifteen hundred ON the 2j.h of
harch 1898. when possession will be given.
and the residue in easy Instruments to suit
The purchaser, who will be required to give
note with approved security.
Sale to commence at > O'clock. p. ".
sept o-3t JOSEPH BOOTH.
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I'he Ninth On Ctard.

The American Club of the Ninth District
will meet in Rose Bank Hall, laick Meeting
House, on every Saturday evening at -
clock until further notice. AlllpeEsons APP
proving the doctrine that t'Americans
shall rule America" ana who arr opposed to
the present Sham-Domocracy Of this county
and State, are cordially invited y attend
By order
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A ETC OCEAN GUAM
We have small quantity still in store.
FISH MANURE.
a supply Of this valuable article for sale.
PAIGE $S0PEE 1000 LBS. Gscrs. PER LIE.
EO.l Government Peru. Gu:,no
for sale at the lowest rates.
~ The leading Agricultural Journals and
Newspapers are regularly fled at our Office
FOR the use Of Earaes.
Goods can be loaded at either front Of orr
warehouses. Farmers are recommended to
awe TO water street and avoid the crowded
wharf. Ample facilities are afforded in load
ing Wagons and attendingto the Horses.
ALLEN & NEEDLES.
No. % South Wharves,
ana II (new style) South Water St,
Frsi store above Chestnut St. Philada
August l-3nl. 1897.
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1tELF SEALING FRUIT CANS, Glass
= and Tin for sale ut the Ekton Stove
1,o,,a ALDRIDGE & Co.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
TUYIIE Orphans Courtof Cecilcounty hold
Il their STATED MEETINGS on the
second Tuesdays of February, April, June
August, October and December. VI
TSchoolaccounts will he passed and
paid at January, April, July and October
terms. REUBEN d. LAMAR,
Mars. 1S56-tf. Register.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-30
The Wagon Road.

Messrs. Gamble and King, who left Ma
arrived in town on their return home on
Wednesday. They went up through the
American and Indian valleys, and returned
on the route by the Mountain Meadows,
IIumbug Valley, and Fences ranch to Oro-
Vile.
We have been permitted to examine the
minutes kept by them during their trip, and
to hear them narrate the incidents of the
journey but as they intend making a full
report on their arrival in Marysville, and
in time to be submitted to the convention TO
he held in that city on the 4th, we shall not
attempt to forestall them and our cOtempo
rary Of the Marysvile ErpreSs, who has
been mainly instrumental in causing the
survey to be made Their efforts are wor-
thy Of all commentator, and we are con
tent to leave the route for which we have
contculcd for years, to the criticism Of
those who have examined it, and can only
wi III that those whose local interests blind
them to the importance of this subject,
would take the trouble to inspect the route
travelled by these gentlemen, from Honey
Lake Valley to Marysvile. We have never
entertained fears Of averse reports from those
who have ever travelled the route, and can
only desire that those who wish the State to
appropriate two or three hundred thousand
dollars for the construction of an immi grant
road to the eastern boundary of the State.
would first examine and compare this route
with the others.
We shall endeavor to lay the report of
Messrs. King and Gamble before our read
crs, as soon as practicable, If we are not
mistaken, it will show the route by Honey
Lake, Oroville, and Marysville to be not on
ly the most practicable, but actually the
shortest route from the upper Meadows Of
the Humboldt to Sacramento City.
Honey Lake Valley is distant from Orc
Vile 100 miles, from Shasta, l25 miles, and
from Carson Valley, 60 miles. These facts
may prove interesting to the thousand
geographcrs of California.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-30

Strawberries w. F. Sexton ESQ., has
demonstrated the fact that the soil of Oro-
vile is capable of producing all the vegeta-
bes to be found in any market in the State.
We acknowledge the receipt Of casket OF
strawberries as fine as can be produced in
any country, from his neatly arranged gar
den.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-30

LEGIsLArIvE,-The Governor on Tuesday
approved the bill authorizing the counties
of Butte and Plumas to construct an immi-
grant road to Honey Lake,via Judge Lewis
bridge, We learn from the State Journal
that the bill was amended in the House so
as to submit the question to vote of the
people. While this infamous and insulting
proposition is before the people, it will hang
like an incubus upon the etf'rts of our citi-
zens to aid in the construction of an immi-
grant road by the only practicable route
from Honey Lake In the House, the bill
authorizing ii. b Lathrop and others, to
erect bridge across Feataer river at Oro-
vile, was referred to the Butte delegation.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-30

IcE-We are indebted TO Messrs. kenne-
dy & Murphy, for furnishing us with ice to
keep us cool while looking over our ex'
changes.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-30

STEAMER NEws.-The steamship Golden
Gate arrived at San Francisco on Wednes-
day morning, and the important news
brought bv her was issued in an extra from
this office at an early hour Yesterday.
This line brings its usual batch Of news
from Nicaragua, adverse tn the interests OF
Walker.
The California appointments received by
the Ori:aba, are confirmed by this arrival,
and as we have heretofore expressed our
disbelief of the report, we improve the car
lies, opportunity to become believer"
They will doubtless, be acceptable to all.
except applicants for the same positions.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-30

NATIVE MnANNEss The Old .N0untaiH-
eer, displays an ignobe spirit towards the
gentlemen lately engaged in examining the
different routes for wagon road from
Honey Lake to Marysville. These gentle
men were actuated only by a desire to ascer-
tain the most eligible route; were familiar
with the mountains, and know where they
met with insurmountable distractions to a
wagon road. That paper is evidently dis
posed to consider all who are not willing to
take the immigrant road to Quincy, as in
capable of Judging in the matter at all. We
shall refer to Messrs King & Gamble, in
connection wild. the subject, when we have
more leisure
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-30
RALLY RALLY! RALLY!

There will be meeting oil the KEYSTONE CLUB
AT the Court House, on SATURDAY EVENING,
May end, at IN O'Clock. All Democrats feeling an
interest in the coming Municipal Election are invited
to be present. CHAS. G. HUBBARD,
Secretarj.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-30

PERsoNAL.-We received visit on yes
terday, from Luther Laird Esq Of the Ma
rysvllle Express Also from John R. Mason,
Esq Of the firm of Walker, Wilson, & Co..
Marysylle, who was formerly resident OF
Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-30

JUDGE LLwIs' 5000 SwINDLE-I 1t
would appear by the following from the old
.NuntaiRcer, published at Quincy. Piumas
county, that the people of that vicinity do
not appreciate Judge Lewis kind enleaTors
to plunge them in debt for the purpose Of
constructing road to his toll bridge:
Prom this place to Marysville, by the
first Of July, the stage road by joint Stock
Co.., will be completed. at no expense to any
one except those owning stock "
The same paper says that stages will be
rolling into the American Valley by the first
Of July. We are actually afraid that Judge
Lewis will not have the privilege Of buying
Butte and Plumas county bonds for fifty
cents on the dollar, and spending the money
in building road to his toll bridge What
magnificent schemer our County Judge is,
TO be sure.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-30

tened to by the Lord Mayor. and most of
the foreign ENJOYS and Ministers. Lord
John Russell has declared his course before
the liberal elector. of London City, in an
eloquent address, and Golden Gibson
had been listened to and applauded by the
reople of Manchester and Buckinghamshire
respectively The Mexican Envoy had ar
rived in Madrid, and Mr.. Gonzales tbravo)
had been received as Spanish Minister to
the English Court.
The King of Prussia had proposed to re-
nounce his rights to the Canton of Neucha-
tel. on certain conditions 1t was thought
that the Swiss people would objebt to one OF
these, which was the reservation to the Pru-
sian crown Of the title of Prince Neuchatel
The main difficulty was, however, regarded
az settled.
The treaty for the abolition Of the Sound
Dues was published in extenso, and 1t was
thought that its effect on general trade with
Denmark would be very important.
From Netherlands India, we learn that
England was Mt war with Japan. Two
British vessels Of war had broken the chain
hauser thrown across the mouth OF the fort
of Nonogaski, and forced an entrance to
the auchoraCes. No cause is assigned, nor
did the japanese resist, although the town
was we'll fortified on the ca side, The
English steamer KcngrCo having brought
material aid In the Circa .ans from Turkey
The Russian Minister Mt Constantinople had
demanded explanations
Fourk Thorn, the Persian Envoy had ar
rived in London from Paris, and the full
text of the treaty made between himself and
Lord Crowley WAS Iubll~ he'd
Lord EIgin has been appointed Minister to
China.
Col Hays has been retained Surveyor
General for California. Charles II Hemp.
stead has been appointed Superinten dent of
the mint, in place of p Lott removed
The removal of Remover, the Consul Mt
Hong Kong, is contradcted. Commissioner
Parker is instructed 20 remove him if he
against him.
Mr. liodgen, democrat Of Portsmouth,
H., was elected Mayor, on Saturday the 4th'
The whole democratic council is also elected:
Dean. the coachman, who married Miss
Boxer, the heiress. has obtained his wife by
a writ Of hdbedS corpus
Before Fix Governor Bigler of California.
was appointed Minister to Chill, he was re-
fused the position Of Minister to China
NEW ORLEANs, April 4th.
The late Nicaraguan news has exerted
Gen. Walkers friends here, and large col
lcc,ons Of money was made to-day, and
more recruits and provisions will be sent on
to him rs speedily n possible.
+ Lane. nephew Of Buchanan, died
on March 18th. His death was caused 10y
the epcIcmic which had preyaile at the Ma
tional Hotel, Washington.
Hon, d c. Brodericb comes passenger in
the G0lden cute, also, Col. lnge and fam
lily.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-30

12G- The Legislature have agreed to ad'
journ to-day.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-30

ScHooL We are requested by the teach
err eff the 0roville Common School, S. b
Chin, ESQ 70 state that the school will he
free, from and after the lst of May
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-30
O r Q v IL l. (
Steam Saw Mill.
HEAD OF MONTGOMERY ST.

VENIlE Proprietor Of this establishment is now pre-
n pared 10 contract Tor. and deliver orders from
d o IL $4,000 feet. Of either common Pine or Red
FIR Lumber. AT the lowest market rates The Red
Fir viii he found the best Fencing LGmber that can
be- used.
All persons about to build, will find il to their adj
"autugo To purchase at this mil, "a they have
their Lumber wed to order. Ia lengths and sizes
sui and delivered Free OF Charge.
Attached 10 this: establishment is one Of Wood
WORMS Patent lanIrg. 1ougutiug and GrUoNing
Machines. ana all ufdcrs for Pinned Lumber OF any
dc. cripttun can be- imutd at,ll hlitd
Always on hand, Shelving Fi,onug heyeled sid
ing. Jui-t Fcncag hoatds, Sl,dce Lumber, Pickles,
Lathe. Shakes and Shingles.
Also Oh hand. DoorS Windows. &c Or ers for
Doors, Windows, aud blinds Oiled with drsputch.
GEO. W GAKkIOIT.
Oroyille. April 24th 1851.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-30

FAvoRs We are indebted to Wells, Far
20 & Co., fer a bundle Of down river papers,
to Jimmy Scott for the same, and to Butch
for a Democratic State Journai
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-30

H5,- We are indebted to Mr.. Burdi ok of
a bountiful supply of ice, furnished US yes
terdny.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-30

QUICK TRIP The steamer Sam Soule ar
rived at her landing in Oroyiile, on Welnes-
day, at > p. M.-only six hours FROM Me vs.
Vile The quickest time yet made
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PoLITIcAL NOTICES All Political Notices must
inyariariably be paid for in advance.
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% Days Later from the Atlantic States.
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RETURN OF HON. D c. BRODEEICK
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California Appointments !
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BY 7 E l. E G r A p n |
TO THE DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
IBy the ORC Telegraph Line.l
.qRRIV.9L or THE STEAMSHIP
GOLDEN GATE +!
IMPORTANT from WALKERS!
% Days Later from the Atlantic States.
California Appointments!
RETURN OF HON. d C. FREDERICK ,
Important .N'etcs from Europe, &c &c.
SAN FRANCIsCo, April 10Th, 5 O'Clock, A. NJ.

Important .Nietcs from Europe, SC &c
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IMPORTANT from WALKER!
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yHE NEW YOaK LEADER
For the current weak


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For the current week
THE oRrArE su S sfssslHE p sswspArsx
.yss pasn .ss n !. A a. VI; .d,u.,oa
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Which creating sensAou NOT exceeded BY any other story
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ArSas' e.. ACE issy si 81 -
which must command tho attention Of the whole nation "
GREAT auEsros or THE DAY.
That of the relations of riches with poverty
The twenty millions o. Ameriss who are n YER In Nc
. The Of s,sa: story and The sssss
the following e.cs from he authors S ~
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yet believe that may OF ne hsppes MARRIAGES ne wo9
ranks indeed hey 6e-espscisiy IN rspuOcan Amsrcsl
Of honest labor with he lowing
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az and w ONE or %s sas %
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precisely such OF events have occnrred in
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the feeling which wouc have produced these resuks
The writer Believes gross resting minds
otherwise oleraby clear in their perceptions az to The affinity
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higher walks Of e aud in humber and less so
the antaxonism which past time been
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Of the mpropretes which have nke fungi
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Nmay necessary to in conclusion. that the know
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outsde working of more than one Of the unsc ayums OF
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Juniper schaApp.
Aromatic schospps
Medtca.sd srhnApvs
,sd other schrayps and limitations of Messenger Loe6ou
UNusRssL w.E.fN.f
rsvel pAhsi In Holland. 'genevN' ~
nos hs he pes.ahSy Of a sosstry do mo- indulge Ss
Of erpensive hurry. 1hy forced 70
heap and mas dlstaion Of resin GhS and cAnphene-
snes .slns ruin IN Gland ssd bss roeui in DE Ua.
,si would attempt palm sDch at,ie her
pure Holland GIN What " sln u the efrouiery
~ be xnsrssn people and ooeniy eoss q sus So n hn.
CUISINES for cur hospitals aud sr.,s,erSS
periy sssrse,er.d By ne Board zen oor-rscrs out q
~hsch an enort nse obtain oncis epdors-meni
ssm ee1 Ys.y are reorssd hers = . eseas rsis and ssa
prices fully up the Of pure unsdufesed foreign
sss, cns 'e Us prcs Ss essss. ,se y .ire.s
- oonss ny ana 20 s1psns,sy IN ne ssrs Q, e.s.lns
cn pogr S ~ ssrs s ss s dis essy n re % az
nis worthless article We should pvbsh hese faa
orous hey DE vel Informed ed sc .alf defsnce
importers pure and popular se~eSse kso~n kessen
secn nnpdss.a vii en n..sc eevuscae- cc
nsnda err quality and enossut proleruss run
he media faculty Of sue IN te un2n We have BEEN
sSs sor % iprodacs sreh substitute Cor he s
srsops Of the sse-srh .@und and .tcesone oorrcctor
q Vicious .ssr. @ r.. an s,ECs ns sae re
"a .nsrsc ssdy Cor ali naa1ss arising frc ne pdci-..
scion Of The liver and dseys An. vet ~cod sot >. af
Ley. wposiis,n. inc use employ TIE mad unserupnc.
,n.aps 70 and oar BUSINESS We Lave susn'hed
naslrsItv gone unsppre-aied- and desvmred
future, 70 DO cur'es = :oe Srs ~ lg.ss ,'.cs
Sole inpor'er ofhe fopson Osrdi.i a,r
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Police Intelligence.

TIE Ia ExrsSuvs LAacrSr oY atp ysox the srcn
CIV. TCAsy 90 The exanInasioa In The case OF L
L. snow Auuel sprince and julius eprnoe, charged
viii BEN ths receivers Of nearly - 900 worm Of rks
ansd tcave been stolen nom the store Of w. r. Cary
Co. Sopo Pine street, came up yesterday before Jos
tce 1renD 81 the Essex Market Police Court. Ia
sse1aasson OF Mr. Cary and The lnformer, Tobias
question hc been Identified By one Of The csrks In o.
" %. % tore BY pencil mark which hs put upon 10
pvevtus tdhe burglary. Kohn, IN his croo-sxamina-
noB aiechAl epov told him that he could not cell u
SIS d NevYork - had been stolen from house In
Pine rees. The examnstou WIS then adicurnsd until
Mopdy a1Suoou.