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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-01

A TRIAL FOR THE TEMpER.-She
wasn't bad wife, but she had tenn
per. If she could have parted with the
one article at sacrifice, I wouldn't
have swopped her away for any other
woman in England. Not that l ever did
swop her away, for we lived together
till she died, and that was thirteen
years. Now, my lords and ladies and
gentlefolks all, I'll let you into secret,
though you won't believe it. Thirteen
years of temper in any place would try
the worst of you, but thirteen years of
temper in cart would try the best of
you. You are kept SO very close to it
in cart, you see. There's thousands
of couples among you, getting on like
sweet lie on milestone, in houses five
or six pairs of stairs high, that would go
to the divorce court, in cart. Whether
the jolting makes it worse 1 don't un-
dertake to decide, but in a cart it does
come home to you, and stick to you.
Violence in cart is so violent, and
aggrawaticn in cart is so aggrawating.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-01

"WELL, Miss, said knight of the
birch, ''can you decline kiss?" eyes,
sir" said the girl, dropping perplexed
courtesy, 81 can-but l hate to, most
plaguily
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-01

The late DIR. Seymore was asked if
he considered tight lacing bad for
consumption? "Not at all; it is what
it lives ou.p A wise and witty reply.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-01

A country boy who had heard Of sail
ors heavtng up anchors, wanted to know
if it was sea-sickness that made them
do it. d saE s5.zsw q
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-01

NATURE, when she makes beautiful
head, is often absorbed with admiration
Of her own works that she forgets tho
brains. azss ai., $50
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-01

ARrEMus WARD is very bitter against
a town in Wisconsin, where he lectur-
ed. His agent took $2,86 at the door,
while Artemus took the measels inside,
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-01

A cotemporary suggests that lady
on putting on her corsets, is like man
who drinks to drown grief. because in
so-lacing herself she is getting tight !
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-01

I. A LITTLE darkie in Richmond, being
asked by his teacher, "Whom did Christ
choose for his disciples?" replied, 30,
dey cum from de Norfp'
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-01

WHAT is that which when thrown
away may be caught without hands5
A hint. sg'as s's-
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-01

A bachelor geologist is acquainted
With all rocks except 'rock the cradle.'
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-01

AN old negro, named Mulatre, lately d
died in Louisiana, aged 100 L, a. Is. .
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AGENTS.
BUSINESS CARDS.
II. X. WILSON.

II. TX. WILSON.
A It T o r " E Y fl It L A w,
NOTARY PUBLIC
AND COURT COMMISSIONER
OF CALAvERAS COUNTY, CAL.
OFFICE In Court House, Mok. Hill,
Mok. Hill Mar ch 10, 1S66.-tf
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THE CONVICT;
Or
GREEN HEART GROVE.

BY H. NJ. BRUCE, U. S. N.
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United States Internal Revenue
WILLIAM E. COTTON,
Deputy Collector

FOR TIE
THIRD DIVISION OF THE THIRD COL
LECTION DISTRICT IN THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA,
Consisting of the county of Calaveras.
Office at the Court House, Mokelumne Hill.
Mok Hill, March oath, l865.-1m
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French Medical Office.

DIR. JULIEN PERRAUIT, Doctor of Medicine
of the Faculty of Paris, Grad. ate of the
University Queens College, and Physician of
the St, John Baptiste Society of San Fran
cisno
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29
GRAEFENBERG
Uterine CathOlicOn

If faithfully used according to directions, will
cure every case of Diabetes, and greatly mitigate
the troublesome effects caused by relaxation of
the outlet of the bladder. 1t s a most successful
remedy for Gravel and other diseases of the Kid
neys and Bladder, and for Female Diseases is un-
equaled The Catholicon uniformly cures Pro-
lapsis Uteri, Whites, all Irregularities of the
Monthly Turns, Suppression, Incontinence OF
Urine, Bloatng and Dropsical Swelings, and all
Diseases of Pregnacy. The specific action Of
this medicine is Immediate and certain upon the
Uterine and Abdominal Muscles and Ligaments,
restoring them to as healthy state as those of
childhood and youth, so that patients who have
used the Graefenberg Company's Uterine Cdtholi-
cannot sufficiently express their gratitude for
the relief afforded Redington Co., Agents,
4l6 and Alb Front street, San Francisco.
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Cartes de VesiteS,

As well as to the taking of pictures of Children,
for which purpose he has adopted the new Light
ming process Old Pictures copied, cleaned and
framed or taken from life from the smallest lock-
ct to life-size and painted in Oil or Water Col
ors, or retouched in Crayon or India Ink.
LOCKETS, PINS and RINGS filled with neat
ness and expedition, and satisfaction guaranteed
or no pay.
Instructions given in all branches of the Art.
Having made arrangements with leading Stock
Dealers, he will hereafter be enabled to take Pic
lures cheaper than ever before.
He has large collection of specimen Pictures
of all styles and sizes, which are free and open
to the inspection of all. Call and see them all
are welcome, and none troublesome and be sure
you "secure the shadow ere the substance fade. "
Bef~ A stock of Photograph Albums
for sale cheap. E9a
Weaverville, June 8, 1866. 22.to.
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CoNSTABLE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, ISSUED
Is out of Justice A. R. Earls Court, OF "ea-
verville township, county OF TRINITY, 70 ne III
Charles Hanna, have seized and will expose for
sale at public auction, at o'clock, P. NJ, ON
Wednesday, the Sd day of October
A. D. 1866. at Kelton b Kelloggs store, Doug
las City, the following described property, to
wit All of the defendants Charles Hanna) IN
terest in and to certain mining claims known as
the claims of James McWilliams & Co., situated
on Mabie,s bench, half a mile above Douglas Ci-
ty, said interest being one-fourth of said claims
bitches and flumes.-Dated at Douglas City this
18th day of September, A. D., 1866.
B. F. TRASK, Constable,
36:ts. in and for-said Township.
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REDINGTON & co.'s COLUMN.
REDINGTON & CO.'S
Essence Of Jamaica Ginger I!

R6- This valuable preparation, containing in
a highly concentrated form all the properties of
the Jamaica Ginger has become one of the most
popular domestic remedies for all diseases of the
stomach and digestive organs.
AS a tonic, it will be found invaluable to all
persons recovering from debility, whether pro-
dnced by fever or otherwise, for whilst it imparts
to the system all the glow and vigor thet can be
produced by wine or brandy, it is entirely free
from the reactionary efforts that follow the use
of spirits of any kind.
1t is also an excellent remedy for females who
suffer from difficult menstruation, giving almost
immediate relief to the spasms that so frequent
ly accompany that period.
1t gives immediate relief to Nausea, caused ny
riding in q railroad car, or by sea-sickness, or
other causes 1t is also valuable as an external
application for Gout, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc.
REDE.N,GTO.N" CO.,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
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Sofietu Aotifes.

As 1rt"ay Chapter, No. 10, ROYAL .Hreh ma.
s0ns, meet the and fourth Tuesday in each
at the Masonic Hall, Weayerville " ~
Avs Ioo,rc c.,,.-v
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

HoLLowAY's Pulls 0INrNEEI-The rotce of the peorle
the testimony Of redsonMinsters the Gospel are every
where recommending them, while eminent medical men pre-
scribe them for their patients in all requiring tonic
inectant antiseptc Alternative remedies Letters are
cved from all parts Of the United States the Canaas
enclosing orders from respectable
from clergymen Of every denomination extraordinary
effected by the agency Of these medicines II but
1.-THE Of these weauthencated documents were
would form respectable sized and an
addition the literature of the day Read Advertisement
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29
J. @. WELSH
PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBR0TYPES
and MelainOtpeS,

In the latest and most superior style. Having
recently returned from San Francisco with new
Instruments which have all been remodeled, and
constructed on a principle differing from, ard
which work with more energy and truthfulness,
than those of any other establishment on the
continent, and using only OIL COLOR BACK
GROUNDS, which obtained at great expense,
and acknowledged to be superior to all others
which, together with many years of practical ex-
perience, will enable him to defy competition in
the production of FAMILY GROUPS and other
large Photographs. Special attention given to
the execution of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

HosopARIr MEsr1oN.--The Humboldt Bay
Journal says that at a recent meeting OF the
Trustees of the Humboldt Academy Rev. ). NJ
Campbell and lady, of Arcata, were appointed
Steward and Stewardess of the institution, and
further says -" A better selection could not
have been made, and the Institution is fortunate
in securing their services. Mr. Campoeu Is
q competent and successful teacher, and ms
services in taking charge of the larger school
room, and affording the Principal the opportunl-
ty of hearing the more advanced classes in q
ssperate recitation room, will be of great value
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

IT is reported to-day that some of our promi-
nent merchants along the streets through which
the President and his Cabinet are to pass will
chang out banners on their outer walls" from
side of the street to the other, with the fol-
lowing notices inscribed thereon -" Traitors
Must Take Back Seats" 81 Will Make Treason
0dious." Loyal Men Must Rule the South. :"
"If were President of the United States, l
would Try you for Treason, Convict you of Trea-
son, and Hang you for Treason. - Chicago Re
publican, August 30th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

en- Comst Lodge, No. 81, L. o.. o. r., Trinity
Center holds its regular meetings on SATURDAY evening
Odd Fellows Hail. GEO IOWi,Ey n a.
G. W. TOLLY, RS avs
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AwIsG-MAcMNEs--Persons il want Of good Sewing Ma
chire will find Msssrs, Grovef Bakers rst-rase article
There is none be.sr These been before the
pubic for many years their have been thoroughly
testd and verdict ntheirpr been unanimously rem
derd all over the cOuniFsr-CsS Josrnal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

We learn from the Humboldt Times that An
drew J. Reed was killed at Arcata on the 18th
instant, by falling from load of sheaf grain
He was native of New Hampshire, and "A years
old
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29
AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS
is THE
Washimgtpm'
HAIR RESTORER!

1t used by all and is acknowledged be superior any
other preparation in market.
1t keeps the hair soft and glossy
1t changes the hair to its original color
1t prevents the hnr falling ont.
1t prevents premature badness.
makes old heads look young and, in fact, 1t will do
all expected of a good genuine Hair Restorer.
Do be humbugged by buying any other prepaation
Try by all try it. and You will regret it.
n Be ask for the Martha Washington" Hair
Restorer, and take other.
REDINGTON & CO., Sole Agents,
4l6 and 41S Front street, Sad Francisco.
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Brooklyn, from tho Sewer Commissioner stated ,ha,
tho Board OF Sewer Commissioners had refused To allow
Do made from tho old style pTyes with the
sewers and that toy had insisted on the construction OF
water closets whenever such permits had been asked
for This has led 10 the connection Of the sewers as Tar
as the house sink and continuance OF tho prvos nthe
yards OF tenant houses aud houses OF tho poorer osea
Whenever the Hopper closet has been put In enynent
house the reckesHness Of the tenants has allowed 10
be- continually choked up Some time since permission
was given By the Board to such houses had not the
proper facilities tho premises for the construction or
such water closets would protect them from FROST 10
construct water tight vaults These vaults haze been d.
continued until the Health Board had sanctioned the
same. Tho matter referred 10 the super nendcnt
The following resolution was offered by commifsioncr
AoroS and AFTER some debate as to Tho powers 81 tho
Board IN tho matter, was ADOPTED
Resolved That the Secretary notice 10 be published
that ahpa and ve.sca not required ~ law W
M 60 30 such olcer Tor any Inspection OF purifying
Any vessel such oacer having been appointed % shI
Board upon appointing which the power has de1ol'ed
A resolution was offered by Dr. cn,sE authorizing
Francis swift TO cloan the prlyiea OF BROOKLYN The
with tho Mayor aud others Interested In the matter and
they had come TO the concluson tina, no vas proper
person 20 appoint swift was then appointed scaV-
Commissioner BERGEN offered a resolution When was
carried, asking that tho counsel for the Board confer
with Judge Lott Of the Supreme Court, with view 70
having tho scaycngors modify remove the cororar,
20 az TO enable Swift TO remove tho night soil.
DR. STONE offered tho sahOiued preamble ana reAoln.
ton, which were after some debate referred " the
superintendent
Un4rst nding that the Now York CITY Hospital Ia infe
S los saa S SSf a n@a ss@s Ss u f'fs
ven uaion locality OF said hospital, Rnd when dngs
The lives OF patients and are especially fath A. ~.
who are admitted with wounds, OF who are opera Al On 40
their admission; therefore -.
Resoyod That the Superintendent be direct "A IN have IA
condition Of this hospital investigated and q port ~ once
this Board.
n, n,o,on az Commissioner BERar' IL was resolyo
thst HneeIe meeting be held on Aonday uoxt 10 COZ
eldcr The code Of ORDINANCES
resolution from Dr. cnAsS was adopted to The eaoc
that ,he Filth ward OF brooklyn, reported nuisanc
fros ms pre-ea. ccla2a u W. ss1ssls which dsssl
mental 20 health DO ordered by tho Attorney 20 b
cleaned and the order tranSyted 10 the Common COuG
| Gil OF the city of Brooklyn
The hour OF meeting then changed 10 three In
| ~ ad Of four o'clock, and tie board adjourned.
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Ansxea Cruelty ON shIpsoa.a.
rHB CAPTAIN srRiKtsG THk sN;osD oYFIc
SEVERAL BLOWS WIN A sLuSs-suOT

rHE cAPriIs srsIKis0 rHk sEcosD oyFIcga
SEVERAL BLOWS WIN sLuNs-guOT.
Ia the United States Comnlss.oner's one b,fofs
Commissioner osborn, Frederick @. Bryan, caplsla u
the Washington Booth charged with crusl and an
usual condnes 70 Co.bin Washington second ocorof a
ship, while she lay at anchor In tho Gsrouno France
the % Of February The bslongs 10 BATE
more, and IL owned by American clfixsn. About
eievea O'Clock At night the second oacer bad bceu
be dla he wind bo-ing frsEh \, ,he ,,s,s ,a.a
named Herman congratulated Washington on senng the
ship clssr aud rvady FOR SEA whis taking vita Hsr
Gel By Warrington commenced curse and damn sos
of thu m"n on deok, Told them u stand ~ on Their
captain tt~n turned 70 Washington sud said Damn
you, 20 ON The poop deck and keep your watch wash
ar rss s.ln ssd, "Yoa are I' eapsS r, ana sss
damned tir1 90 ~ ihe quarter drrk " vsahluston
d,d go 90 tbs quarter dock, and on he ~ay REPAIRED
mar nor shief The captain aid, 'Yea A. "a !,
tend 10 yoDr duties, 81; you are ilar" Washington
seaman, Ansl moreover when you we're without nate
uncaied The cargo. and ain yon Wy 20 bayfag ne al
knocked ~ "a. . shall no, sIlo- yog Or any iafanei
,sp'.in y ealyras me" 90 ny way y .he roog ss.s
90 ths back q ths bead i ZEN prosirs,s 10 o. sses
Nth my head n an open, blood nx 0gm nefofr
euid SGT tso~lvsd another blow ifya me sans
eys With Tho aisngshot The bi0~ cat my fsee ~
ela!mei:-"ky Cod DO yos inlsnd 70 murder % $3.50
hold % the cnfsan handH frcsiref auDtes t'Gs Dol
tho small Of ney back whh TIE Eana WEAPON Flnsfy
gg bold " tho hung fiot. which tandri b
Tho captain 90 The chief mate rho has % N hlf ps
fson On bard Va Washnzign Hog'h I rs1 ~ Gsfy
90 aasen.I days ~ ,ousq ene- q 80 h3st 40 az
ana ssili suffer from fheui ~ t,ae. itsd ot81f |
a Mcuity Win the osftxin sftsr ttat
Tho Nan-as vas csoas erffn,ssf with tha view o. |
ihps M that he tfreF 81 fh9 tr1e uiG cafiaIa
splke 70 him ai,yls Attending ~ We wWrb, bat ~
q 1ca thai b. va Ne stated ihai "a ros cal o.
apfsin Doomed "a Vln slf hat be 81 ncs ~ hs
know than the csgfNn 80
10 Monday
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O. ass.ion ON Long leland Sound.


THE PR srRLLEn NEW LONDON Eus rsro ny THE
STEAL SER xoSrToR--No Joes OF LIFE AND BUT
Sligo or DAMAGE SUSTAINED.
coll tkou happily unattended with loss Of life and
but very re damage, occurred at about three O'Clock
yesterdf y morning In the SOUND OF tho Bridg eport
lghtshi ., between the propeller New London and the
side-wh eol steamcr Monitor There considerable
pops the passengers and Of both yosses
but no sye we're lost the Injuries sustained by the
steams. y sad TO be OF eight nature, and will pro-
baby D repaired a fsw days when they will resume
their re Rpsr trips Tho accident was unavoidable and
occurred dnring the prevalence Of thick fog which
rendered. objects a. tndiscernibe, and beth
engines4 osid DO reyersed and thor headway stopped
The stesner were Steering opposite courses whom they
great vs1enso about tsu feet aba tho STEM cutting her
bsely baow the waterine but owing % . buikhead
.eh ss.s,ssa Completely across ne forward ps, Of
q, her .s a., shs I yssd.y Is %
knocked overhsa ard, and when rososed more dead
e'ivp Three or -four OF The pasangers Of
aa1s ~. ss ss ss & s"s New London sss
and wsre brssGr back 70 Ney York II II not known
Whist damage done 70 ths Monitor bo, !, thought
that abe continued her voyage 70 Derby Conn., which
her dertna,isn. II was reported by those Who
came the cay board OF the Ner london that
they steamer ashore In HnntHslon Bay; but
whether mis- the Monitor not "a not ye, pcs-
lively known. IL 70 oonlectured howsser, that her In
s VII ,,s, n"' ,s sassI. on NE,
md had but fevypassengers on board
Tte Moaltpr 10 about three hundred and SIXTY tons
for Derby at eleven O'Clock Thunday night with a
valuable cargo and nine pa6sengers Ths New London
two hundred SIXTY burden and len The city Of
the command Of Captain Smith, with foil cargo and
bst few p-ssenger The Monitor had been INNING but
few weeks, having Withdrawn from the line during the
Nlrter srcount q tho ice The New London belongs
o\ths regular limo Of Norwich packets.
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THE INDIAN AGENCY LIBEL SUIT,
PiaBntia,s Case CIosed-rhc FIersaoe.
suruEME COURT, ClncUir-PI.Er 2.
Before Judge Mason


sUruEME COURT, ClRcUr-PJ-Rr
Before Judge Mason.
ATpiL G--Hsayy W. DE Puy "a Othey r. HuyNt9d-
Tho trial Of this case, tho particulars or which were
pgslshed A. length in yesterday HyLD, resumed
this morning. ON tho opening Juogo Macon remarked
that the ion alluded by Mr. Naeh tho previous day
az deliver, bv tho General Terra in rotation the qao
was jsy reported In tng Tran'cfPL ], wh' 10
dissenting opinion Of Judge Cetko which was pubshci
that 81 Judy mraham bon1 the opinion u the Conrl
Atd-,sfri nr ogr, plasnnTs counsel the Judga glfo
.sd tfaL as NJ remarks 81 his, counsel Lad
9nn prerain ''sm gong into extensive .v'doooe 10
uas.r plIs.t lcs H. nj ut 20 into any fir-
tisor cgidon- su-iDcosald be produced on that port
Mr. De t-fy v9 rc-llisi'and again examined, but 20
NV facts elected other than that when doicncauts
wrote tho ALLEGED hbeiious letters they aware nat
plaintiff had pr.<ured COMMITTEE, ~ investigation ~
Inquire into thu charger which had been made against
hIm with WOW to reappoinlnAr1i 70 hl5 one ~
Mr. mash thsn removed his motion Cor Dismissal n
the complaint Not particle Of csaence mad been IA
odueed TO prove malice en- tho part 81 Ge'onaann ne
two letters elanod 70 DO iibeilous were sent through
mieaksa Impressions and sferwaTdE corrected IA
The lss,er written to Mr. Lnshbaugh These letter
nlso privileged COMMUNICATIONS
Judge Masor-I mast ssafcsg that have GOOD del
Of doabt vbether mus, not take ths cast from tho
jury Tho question NJ are those nt,eri privileged CON
munesiionD would like 70 doal with them la that
way II they privileged omnnoaicsiions cannos
Mr. Cuer hero ar sed nj somc length tina, they wero
not privileged conmunieaions and that they showed
Judge Mason decided " lei the case ~ 10 tbe Jury
The deposuon Of VIM. 7. Dole. eEcomfnis.ioosr Of
the Indian Bureau, hero rad wach stated iaais
which have already appeared.
THIS closed the testimony for the plaintiff.
DTfrTsR
Mr. 8 y. kssrlhen opened kbe case fot the defence
He would prove 70 the Satisfaction o. tho jury tho
DEFENDANTS IN writing this letter. did without enter.
taining any malice and simply through nsake n 10
the circumstances surrounding the sgnng OF tbs youc
lie did not propose W 40 nto any troubles ~h
took place nj tho fndsn Reservation but simply The
points Issue Ia the trial Evidence would BE- ~.
duccd 70 explain tho writing Of the letters the canees q
the mistake well a. tbs utter Of malice on 10
part of defendants Mr. mash then went into the 10.
tails ~ what he eKpocted 20 prove
Mr. John II. smo0t, clerk In tho Indian nrrcal a
Washington the frs witness called for The dofanc,
lie testified that he he'd that pos0n when Nr % ray
Indian agent % the Pasnccs rscoocfed seeing tho
account OF Hunord Bro for something over thf,a,
hundred dollars flo In tho Department; Il va DIED "a
against the agony The witness then detailed tho method
adopted In toe Department. "a tho reception aud auatn
u these accounts
.Aner ,pe dcpou'on Of W. hayes was read hs court
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Liability Of Proprietor OF maths.
MARIrg COURT.
Hcforc TudUs AIkax

C4ir YEA CaLnan--fhe defendant In this caso In the
proprste OF vapor baths Fourth street. the plaintiff
las yer In his city Plaintiff time ago visited toe
baths and Willie there, and In te dressing nlszed
q diamond b tastpin from ns sbrt bosom. Previous 90
xolnz into Nc baths he gave his vatfh and pocket
box an ai, trdan bat overlooked this prccarion
With regard a. breaapD, leay M bs clothes bed
room, tho other soon ifg Al TIC time occupied On
NJ ssing the pin he wade hs loe known the proprso
tor the defndani to denied lab,iy 10 the premises
Tho action the vau- 6 the article
The Court diernlase The complaint holding fet Che Dc.
fcndsnt not liable; that The liability of ifckespcrs
In such case fd MT attach 10 The keepers Of BATH ex
cep a negligence Of which there va no
charge o. evidence the matter For Tho plsIptlT
Mr. sheldon; for defendspt, Mr. J. A. Dtionhoefer