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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06
FURNITURE.
New Cabinet WarerOOlm
icon. RocE IsLAnp AND rouarr sr.n

(C0D. ROCK DLAnD AND F0UATu 0T'o)
vNH1RB on kinds OF Furniture ean be had such
w - Chairs Tables, Toilets, Bureaus, oink and
west Stands, Wardrotes, Cupboasds. Fancy Bed
stee1D, Common Dodsteads, New 0t,le Extension
Who wants Book Cases, Counters, Desks, Show
cases, Of sv@y kind and made to order md wsrrsD-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06
Fer Sale Or Lease.

TW1NfY-fHRHD eligible Building Lots, sttuatet
On Harrison, Thlrd. Ripley and Blondes6s streets
ticulsrs enquire Of 0oADIN Dow. or
(augdtO AMDD NAY.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-07-28

Later from Europe.-Brea' ing of the atlantic TEL
egroph Cuble.-Adrance in Cotton and Bread
stufs
New YoRK. July 20.-Thc steamer North Star ar.
rived this forenoon. from Southampton, with Liver
pool, dates to July 7h.
The Niagara and Gorgon arrived at Queenstown
on the 9th July, with The news that the telegraph
cable parted on board the Agamemnon OF the 29h
June 900 miles from Ireland, when they had paid
out l42 miles. All was going on perfectely well on
buard the Niagara when the signal from the Aga
memnon ceased; and from an eectricious test it was
believed that the cable had broken. After commun.
cation ceased, the Niagara was allowed to swing by
the cable, and an additional strain Of four tons
applied to the breaks; and although the wind was
blowing fresh at the time, the cable held for an hour
when a sudden pitch, caused 6y heavy sea, snap
ped it, and the Niagara bore away for Queenstown.
Should nothing be heard Of the Agamemnon the
Niagara, after coaling, will again proceed to mid
ocean, having still 500 miles Of cable board 1t
is conjectured that the Agamemnon had not con-
sumed the arranged quantity of coil at the time Of
the accident and is therefore, awaiting the return
of the Niagara Universal regret is expressed at the
Liverpool Exchange for the mshap to the expedi-
ton, and fall in the shares took place.
An interesting debate has taken place in the House
Of Lords on the bill permitting the Jews to sit in
Parliament
| There has been arrival at Liverpool of 2, 800
ounces of gold from New Zealand. new gold
field has been discovered in Australia.
The great preacher Spurgeon, is coming to Anne
| rca.
LIVERPOOL, July 7.-Cotton has advanced ar
eighth The sales of the last three days amount tc
$4,000 bales Of which spectators took four thou
sand bales. Fair and middling qualities have i'm
proved most, and the market closed firm. Some cir
cu,ars say the advance was subsequently lost, ant
the market closed firm at the last quotations.
| Manchester reports are favorable. Holders Of cot
ton demanding advance.
The weather was favorable to the CROP
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-07-28
Newspapers in Newbern.

We publish to day the prospectus of = newspaper
about to be commenced in Newbern, by John L.
Pennington, Esq, to be called the Daily Proeress
We know of no one better qualified for the task he
has assumed, than Mr.. Pennington. He is an in
dusrious. energetic and intelligent man. and witha
practical printer, which will give him great ad-
vantage in his business We trust he will be liberal
ly sustained.
The Union newspaper has ceased, and weekly
and semweekly paper is to be published in its stead,
to be called the Ne,o Era and Commercial Adrertis.
er. The new paper, like the Union, is to be Demo
cratic Mr. Muse has associated with him Mr.. Davies,
q practical printer. We wish the enterprise the
most abundant success.
The Neacbe,n Gazette is the name of another paper
just started in Newbern, by Mr.. Murray. 1t pro-
fesses to be neutral in politics.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-07-28
Good News from all Quarters.

We continue to receive cheering intelligence from
all quarters of the State in relation to the contest for
Governor. Judge Ellis has made the most favorable
;nnression in the mountain Counties, and his vote
in that part Of the State will be large.
Let the Democracy Of the Eastern and Central
Counties emulate the enthusiasm OF their Western
brethren.
Turn out, brother Democrats, in full force, and
vote for your County tickets and for JOHN W.
Ellis
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-07-28

WHEAT CRor IN VIRGINIA.-IIalf a crop of inferior
wheat is reported in Caroline county. The same
from Stafford In King George, Westmorelsnd, and
the New bern Neck counties generally the accounts
are gloomy. In Fairfax and Prince William and
Loudoun, there is better yield than it thought
there would be-but still some damage. In the
Valley counties, generally, average crop-in some
OF them still better.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-07-28

STATE FAIR-We have received from the Secre-
tary, W. W. Whitaker, Esq, copies of the premium
list of the next State Fair be held in this City on
the 10TH Goth, 2lst and 22d of October. The Hon.
Thomas L. CIingman will deliver the annual address,
The public may, therefore, anticipate an able and
highly interesting address on the occasion.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-07-28
Ne..rs. Ellis and McRae.

We learn from the Rutherfordton Enquirer that
Messrs. Ellis and McRae will address the people at
Rutherfordton July 29th, at Shelby July so,h, and
At Lincolnton July S1st. The two candidates will
then separate Judge Ellis will 60 to Cstawba and
Alexander, and Mr.. McRae to Alamance and Chat
ham.
Judge Ellis will address the people at Newton,
Catawba. on Monday the I'd day of August; and at
T.ylorsvIle, Alexander, on Tuesday the I'd. ,--
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-07-28

STATE MEDICAL SocIErY-We have received
copy of the Minutes of the Nor,h.Carolina Medical
Society. at its meeting in Newbern in May last. Dr.
w. H. Mckee. of this City, is President of the So
cieiy, and DR.. Thomas Of Wilmington, Secretary.
table appended to the Minutes shows that there
are l67 members Of the Society, and IA honorary
members Five regular and four honorary members
have died since the Society established in 1850,
to w.t. Drs. Taylor, Seawell, Tucker, Jeffreys, Cam
eron Webb Baker. Hall and Norcom. Of the reg
ular members l49 were born in North-Carolina. IL
in Virginia, 2 in Pennsylvania, in New Hampshire,
Q in New York, in Massachusetts,, in South-Car
olina, in Maryland, in Ireland and in Hungary.
The next meeting of the Society will be held in
Statesville, on the second Tuesday in May, 1859.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-07-28

FOR SALE,
II HAVE NORTH-DEvON YOUNG BULLS, and a
IL many aEIFERS for sale They b. selected BY the
purchaser now and will pasture them until the proper
time of delivery, the lst day of November next will
deliver them at the State Fair. will have but few
exhibition that time Also few SouhDowr and Grade
South-Down and Leicester young BUCKS. Apply soon.
w. r. HOLT.
Lexington, n. c., July Ie, 1858. 3o-wsts
E n G. Planter copy three times.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-07-28

~ hasty note from Pinebur Moccasin. receive
ed Just as we are going to press informs US that his
letter in reply to "Linn be Sanders" will be for
warded in time for our next issue.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-07-28

ScoTcH ALE.--Jones & Moore have sent US
sample of Scotch Ale. We have tasted it. and we
think it Of excellent Jtaacor. 1t probably would
drink well. Persons desirous of knowing that fact
however, will have to try it.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-07-28
MARRIED.

At Lawrences Hotel in this City, the evening of the
goth nst BY C. b. Root Esq, Mr.. Daniel r. Donly to
Miss Harriet Featherstone, both of Petersburg, Va.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-07-28
GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY,


TUlERMS-Doard excluseive of Washing and Lights per
IL Session of five months $40 Tuition in the regular
sl2 The Fall Session wi commence on the LIST
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1855 Pupils admitted at any
time during the Session. and chsI ed from the time Of
trance Catalogues containing all necessary information
respecting the Of instruction, terms &c VIII be
J. W. THOMAS President
Board of Trustees.
Ju,v TX 1855 2g-wH
Fayetteville Observer copy weeks and forward
account to J. W. Thomas.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-07-28

Bishop Atkinson is compelled by sickness to with
draw the appointments lately published in this pa
per. Providence permitting, he will publish anoth-
er list for services to commence about 1st of Sep
tember
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Notice to Common school Teachers.

Notice to Common school Teachers.
TSHE COMMITTEE OF ELIMINATION, FOR
il THE COUNTY OF JOHNSTON, n. G., will afteLd
at the Courthouse in Smith6eld Friday The 18th july
1885, Monday the 9Th Of August and on Friday The 81
day Of September for the purpose examining into
mental and qualifications OF such p.ons may de
sire to take charge of Common School in ssd county
during the ensuing year.
Jplv 70 1882 eS-v<.
b. The Spirit Of the Age and Raleigh Register VIII
- j. q. KENNEDAY, Chm'n.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-07-28

nAA. REWARD.-RANAwAY FROM THE
@lU SUBSCRIBER, on the 6th inst negro boy
GEORGE aged about % or "a years, medium sise and
height and very rough akin his face Said boy Wa
purchased about three yess since from JOSIAH Brldgs
near Lousburg; but he raised pear Raleigh where
expect he lurking The shove reward will be gvs9 so
bis apprehension and confinement in any jail 20 that gs
n'" WM s. LONG.
nH--.,.ntu. ao.,ntx IuIv a 1ssa Se-wu
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-07-28
DISTRIBUTION TICKET IN Wharf.-The following
printed ticket has been handed to US:
For the Commons,
JONAS MEDLIN,
Isaac COPELAND,


The above. we take it, is the Know Nothing ns.
ribu,ion ticket in this county, and it one eminent.
ly worthy of its party supporters. How, when,
where or by whom this ticket was made up, we
know not; but we hear it rumored that there is still
q secret T. N organization in this county. As yet
we know not who will be the Senatorial candidate
of the opposition. Perhaps his name will not be
made known until the ballots are counted
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-07-28
WHOLE NuMBER 1916.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF y1.e1r1A.

NHIS INSTITUTION. situated in the Metropolis Of yr-
gnia and endowed by the State Oilers - tbs studsot
facility for Theoretical and practical nsrucon The
study Of Practical Anatomy may be prosecuted under tbs
most favorable circumstances a. regards climate snd suppy
of material, and ct very trifng expense Clinical in
strucon IS given in the ndIm.ry attached 70 the Co:g
which under the roof with the lecture
offering the student peculiar facilities for the daily oh
of disease This Inrmary il the Marue
Hospital for the port of Richmond The Richmond Aimo
house il likewise under the control of the Faculty
An experience of twenty bss demonstrated The 3D.
Medical School, and every effort will be made
der this institution worthy Of continuance of public pat
ronage.
The annual of lectures will the first
Monday in October and continue until the lst Of March,
making session of fpe nponths.
FACULTY:
Charles Bell Gibson N. D., Professor Of Surgery and
Surgical Anatomy.
David a. Tucker NJ D., Prof of Theory and Pr.etie. Of
Medicine. 49,
Beverly R. Wexford NJ D., Prof of Matera Medic. and
Therapeutics.
Ariber E PecOlas N. d. Prof of General and Special
Anatomy.
Levns s. Joynes M. D. Professor Of Institutes Of Hed
cine, DC. -
James q. Conway, N, D.. Prof of Obstetrics and Dis
James B. McCaw, NJ D., Prof of Chemistry and Phar.
macy.
Marion Howard N. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy.
For the entire course of lectures, &10S 90
Demonstration Of Anatomy, 10 oo
Matriculation, 90
Graduation, IS 90
For further information, address,
Dean of the Faculty
Richmond Va July 90 1855 5e-am
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RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.

VlHE NEXT SESSION of this Institution viii ot<u
IL THURSDAY, THE 18th SEPTEMBER, and close
on the LAST THURSDAY OF JUNE.
FACULTY:
William A. Smith, d. d., President, and Professor Of
Mental and Moral Philosophy.
Jno. C. Wills A. NJ Professor Of Mathematics and AZ.
tronomy. ca. f.r F..
William B. Carr. A. n, Prof Of Ancient L.nggages
Bennett Puryear, A NJ, Prof of Experimental Scenees
William A. Shepard, A. B, Assistant Prof Of Ancaeot
Languages and Mathematics and instructor in French
r. y Isbe A. B., Principal Preparatory Department.
This has been removed from the College premises,
but sufficiently for the accommodation Of students
in this DEPARTMENT.
EXPENSES:
Tuition per term of 20 weeks payable in 'd.ano sss
TO students in Experimental Science) 50
French (extra) per of 20 weeks in advance, 90
Analytical Chemistry (extra) Us 90
English studies in Prep. Depsrtment Is 90
Board per of 20 weeks payable in advance so 90
Students rooming in College furnish their own rooms,
and pay for lights. fuel and washing
Preparatory students obtain board in the neghbor-
hood for less.
Such students do desire complete the
be graduated in the separate Departments and receive
special Diplomas .-.
July "a, 1885, 59-tsothSePt.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-07-28

We have no disposition TO do Mr.. Fort or any one
else injustice, and so have given Mr. Fort hear.
ing.
And can it be possible that four men stood by
and looked coolly at such a scene, and made no
attempt to prevent it2 We hope not for the sake
of our common humanity. We may have been
misled by our informants; but we withheld many
other circumstances touching this matter, because
we thought them Incredible The witness upon
whose testimony Talbot Lgon was held to court,
gave the following expression, to the Editors OF
this paper, and Others in private conversation, as
having been used by Mr.. Fort, as he (witness) and
Mr. Purefoy rushed to the door at Won Briesen's
cry Of distress: Don't interfere; he has insulted
uncle Talbot. and they have come down here to
coxhide him." 81 took it for n threat" added the
Witness cor Of course should have interfered."
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-07-28

BANK STOCK FOR SALE.
4 SD4 SHARES OF STOCK in Bank of Cape Fear.
C. DEWEY
Raleigh, July 90 1858. 5s-G
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OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE A TRACT
Il OF LAND consisting of 23O acres the town Of
Lexington and within mile of the Depot with good
dirt Turnpike Public Road leading to the Main Sree-25
80 of which is the richest Branch bottoms, with
deep and capacous ditch to carry off surplus and
most of grass for grazing and moving; upwards Of
so the heaviest whe-oak redoak and hickory
timber The rock Trap and Greensthne the soil dark
clay oam and of excellent quality 1t has ON numerous
Springs of II best water. and is of the best quality for
Wheat Tobacco and Grass and is capable of being made
superior Farm.
Also. Tract of 200 lying two nes East of Lexing
ton Depot through which also public road This
entirely of wood land of pine oak and hickory
1t is within half mile of Saw Mill on Abbots creek
with excellent road the Saw MIL The timber is Of
excellent quality and the soil good sandy oam will make
good Farm, and is considered Of excellent quality for
Tobacco The prices asked for these lands considering
their convenient distance Railroad Depot must offer
great inducements TO purchasers
w. r. HOLT.
Lexington, n. c., July 90. 1883. s0-wSt.*.
q c. Planter copy four times.
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TERMS OF THE WEEKLY-Tuo Dollars per annsns
TERMS OF THE SEMI-wEEKLY-Four Dollars pe,
..aun invariably in advance.
pspers discontinued at the erniratio of the timeor
.,iich they have been paid.
Terms of Advertising in the Semi.Weekly
Standard.
nur regular rates of advertising are as follows:
One square, II lines less) first insertion 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, 25
1onger advertisements in proportion.
Contracts will be made with advertisers, atthe aboUe
.or rates. for six twelve MONTHS and at the close
~ ntract 33 per will be deducted from the
amount.
ll be inserted in either the Weekly Semi-Weekly for
s for six months so for twelve months or in both
FERNS of Advertising in the Weekly Standard.
One dollar per square for the first insertion, and 25
for each subsequent Insertion. No deduction ao be made
on Weekly adcertiseent matter hor long they may
Only limited number of advertisements will admitted
into the Weekly All advertisements otherwise direct
ed are inserted in the and charged accord
ingy When the number of insertions is not marked or
The ad dyertisenlent it is inserted until forbid.
Money sent us by mail is at risk.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-07-28

NOFFEE & SUGAR
~ Java Coffee,
Laguyra Coffee,
4. Refined Coffee Sugar
G.
A. Crushed
Granuated and Powdered Sugars,
New Orleans snd Porto Rico Sugars.
For sale low for cash by
JONES MOORE,
Fayetteville St.
II ONDoN PORTER AND SCOTCH ALE IN
A good order put up in Pint Jugs
Just received by
JONES MOORE,
Family Grocers.
MYERS NORTH.CAROLINA WHISKEY.
Il Myers Wheat and Old Rye Whiskey warranted pure
and free from adueraon. Manufactured at Salisbury
JONES MooRES
Roleieh July %, 1885, 59-2m.
~ Register copy all months
A CARD.
a LII PERSONS having business with win please
"A address Box III, at Raleigh, work is at Smith
field for the present. -
Raleigh, July 90, 1885, ST.
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THE COwHIDING AT FORESTvILLE.

FoREsrvILLE, N. c., July %, 1858.
w. W. HOLDEN, Eso-Dear Sir: In your report
Of the Talbot Lyon and Won Briesen cowhding az
fair in your paper of July 81, you have been misled
in several particulars You will please correct one
respecting myself You stated that, John Fort, a
nephew learn of the Lgons, kept the rest off by
threats and the cry of fair fight" used no
threats to any person, nor did L cry fair fight
Please publish this, together with the following Ger.
tificates. JOHN +. FORT.
I hereby certify that was present and heard no
"threats" nor a cry Of fair fight" from Mr.. Fort
any other person.
JAMES S. PUREFOY.
hereby certify that was present part of the
time during the fight and heard threats, nor cry
of "f fair fight" by Mr.. Jno Fort.
SAM'L S. BIDDLE.
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Lexington, n. c., July 90, 1853.
E n G. Planter COPY four times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24
HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIVISION ". Y. g. M
NEW York Nov. % 1883 4
Music aud the Drama,

Ac,pysy Mrss' Mile. Piccoomni will perform in
the marriage Of Figaro for the last time this evening
BROADWAY THgArRrAr. Barry sullivan 10 represent
Macbeth in Shaksperes great tragedy tonight pleas
ing three act drama follows.
Nmfos GARpES.-Me. Ianfrotta and Gabriel 10
perform the tight rope Urea Matthias il 70 play katy
he yivanderc," and Francois will appear in Robert
Macare.n
BowuY-sUncle Toms Cabin" Is the chief feature this
evening IS backed by the exciting drama called The
Wizard Skif," and comic 2antomime Of the "Magie
Trumpet"
wALIAcK s-Thc leading talent OF the excellent comedy
company engaged al this house II combined t'Bue and
Cherry" and "Going 10 the BAD
LARA EyySE's-lt Is almost unnecessary 20 rcteratc
the long standing announcement that "thc comedy %
Our American COUSIN viii be repeated this evcling
THE PksT GAHDEs CRcvs will close with the benefit Of
Mr. Melville 10 night Ise Alics, the graceful and dar
ing rider r. 20 previously have benefit in the after
noon.
AMERICAS NSNN Let u not te forgotten tbas Tho.
don's Mimic World and Dr. Valentines humorous stories
cannot be enjoyed here after this week.
Tn CoLoaxp OrxRA Is doing well Manager
Wood Ilusiration Of southern Ife N well cacu-
lated please and VIII doubtless he kept before his audi
tors for many nights N The Brysnts' and the
CampLells tender a variety II new well old doings
that cannot fa IN Keep all good humor who attend
their resi- ertive performances larry shorts friends
should bear mind that the latter company propose %
give him complimentary benefit on saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24

No,u Casx-Ho~ ~ RsIsx nu wnB.-a very i7s.
resting turned NJ yesterday before the Mayor whn
viii no doubt be tia means ~ putting many on tssir
guard IN future how they advertisements and ad
money, Sc fr The security q situations Not long
since young man residing in the city induced
advertisement which appeared In one 6 he
morning journals fos clerksbip shipping house "a
the olswng day be received an answer requesting HIN
10 call upon J. W Bradley Co, No % Broad street. We
Immediately repaired the place anxious 10 obtaia
ployMcnt, but was al losa for some time 20 snd
the parties. Abcr little time, however he
came across party answering 70 the namc Of
Bradley who entered mo conversation with him,
stating that himself and PARTNER we're about 70 star N we
shipping business brokers and desired CLERK and 70
whom they weud pay salary Of $40 per moth, pro
vded the clerk could give them security for the iaahfal
performance ~ bis duties The young stat that he
could no, obtain the required amount that necessary
10 the situation, but finally, on the suggestion Of
Bradley, he was induced 70 give his watch ana chan a.
security aud took in exchange a receipt for lie vaue,
which was eighty dollars This having been accomplished
he ordered % be On hand on the following morning
AT eight clock for duty Next morning ~ The appointed
hour he was at the Office Broad street and entered
the Office where he waited for over tSo hours abe
arrival q his supposed new employer. Al last, De.
/ coming somewhat anxious, he tnpuged OF the
persons Ia the Office Mr. Bradley would De down that
day, when, in conversation, he found 70 his utter
sstonshment that such person occupied the Office.
and that the person whom The young mot the day
previous must have only stepped - there Tor ieT mo
ments, and left With him 1his satisfied ,he young man
chance 10 meet hs new employer before long he kept
quiet, watching however the papers Tally 70 sec u the
! ike advertisement again ap'earel TN the morning oi
the 10th instant he noticed somewhat similar advertise
ment. and he resolved TO answer u and see u u was
| Bradley Sure enough answer came, IN the same
handw rting as the Or letter signed George washburn
co. No. os Warren street, and requesting him 10 call
lie however thought would take anoths course 80 ne
sent his w and instructed her 10 state that the situation
was desired by a brother Of hers. The supposed w
Washbsrn told her that he would be happy togye her
brother the situation but depoa Of $3.50 would be re-
CURED for the faithful performance Of his duty. Stating
that she would call again she lett and soon od her hus
band the rcsus n her visit giving fu description II
the said Mr. washburn, which answered exactly that o.
| Bradley. He al once repaired TO the Mayors office
where he stated the particulars 70 the MAYOR who IN
| structed one Of his officers 10 investigate the
| case and arrest the party. Accordingly the ON
| Ger accompanied the young man NO W