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Evening star., 1868-01-22
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in Georgetown.

ATTEMPTED DTHECoSFIDKsCECIAs
" officer Harry yesterday arrested AZ TeEsTiy-
toNn young man 10 yeals old. named Edward
b. Williams alias Harry Howard, who came
before Justice Buckley this morning charged
with obtaining goods under false prPtsncsS. II
appears from the evidence that he attempted ~
pracilce The confidence game on some parties
here IN town. In January he went % NJ. Jnc
O'Leary, az the Union hotel, and made arrange
me nts 10 board there. giving him a NOT. a. paw
ent in advance for So. which he saId would
be cashed by has guardian in Washington. Mr.
Sibley. But the note was not cashed Will
liams alias Howard, then, on the Sfh of
January. went 10 the grocery store Cf
Mr. samuel Cropley, on Bridge street .yhar.
ne purchased groceries, segars, liQ uor. &c. to
amount OF Sac, ordering the goods - D. leit al
the Union Hotel. Goods 10 the amount of a
dollar or two Ee took with him. Mr. Croplsy
made INC uiry and found that no such man ,y;.s
stopping n Union Hotel. On another OCCASION
the accused went 10 the dry goods OF Mr. John
ii. SmoCt on Bridge street where he purcka~ed
hlll OF goods amounting TO S2s. ordering them
10 De delivered at Mr.. John hIdWell' :: a pair of
gloves worth So 81 he took with HIM The
goods were taken 10 Mr KidweIl's when il was
ascertained that the purchaser was not s.oppiur
there He had told Mr.. O'Leary tnat ne was
gong 10 IennallN town. 10 which place the
officer went IN quest Of him where ne was
arrested. Justice Buckley committed the ac-
cused TO Jail, TO which place b. was taken by
Officer Harry.
THE FLOUR MARKET.-The prices OF nnu-
have not changed since the quotations given an
he STAR OF last week. There ~ very IittIa
doing IN The sale of either -four grain.
THEGIBsoN.-The captain OF the mail boa
Z. vanderbilt reports passing the steamer John
Gibson OF the Merchants Line, about thirty
miles down the river, yesterday. She Is sun
posed 10 have been AZ Alexandria this morning
and II il thought she will make her WAY To her
wharf, foot OF High street this evening or to-
morrow morning. The boats of this line are
iron-clad, and well prepared to make their WAY
through the Ice.
Evening star., 1868-01-22
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Evening star., 1868-01-22

INV DISTRICT - CONGEE~S.-Iu Inc HOus.,
OF Representatives. yesterday. Mr. Lawrence.
OF Ohio reported a bill 10 provide for the ap-
pOInunenr OF 4 Marshal tor the DIStrict of Co
lUlnbIa. The bill authorizes the supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia 10 appoint "a I'm
ted States Marshal for the District. with the
same powers duties. eInolumrnt~. &c a. those
az the Marshal appointed by the President uu-
Ger The existing law. II also reppals the act of
February ~ i~O+. authorizing the appoi ntIneHt
Oi a Warden of the Jail IN the District of Co.
lulubId- The bill gave rise 10 al animated dis
Cussiui- which was participated in by MeSsrS
Nashburne of Illinois, Marshall. Holman. and
Julian against the bill. and by Messrr Law
rene Of Ohio. Stevens OF Pennsylvania Null
Hn~ and Woodbridge IN favor of il. Finally
on motion of Dir. Orth. the bill was lald on th,.
tahle-yeas - navs g.
Mr.. lnger-cil, from the Committee for the
District of Columbia, reported bill for the re-
I"f of William A. Todd, trefunaing him S}Ig
Tor advance made by him on land sold 10 him
III mistake by the GOyerRment:) passed Mr.
ln2rrsoll also. from the same committee re-
ported bill To incorporate the Georgeto wn
and Washington Canal and Sewer Company:
rtCOmIUItted.
Evening star., 1868-01-22
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PA TENT OFFICE
" January


On the petition OF JAMES L. CATHCART. Of
Georgetown. d. o.; praying for the extension Of q
ratent granted to him the 18th day OF pril 1854.
for an Improvement in Attaching Propellers to the
Driving SHAFT I9l seven years nom .pe e1pirauon
April, 1858:
The Patent Office en- MONDAY, the 30th day OF
March next, at IL o'clock m; and all persons are
netified to appear and show cause, IL any they
have why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 20
le in the Patent Uice their lections, specially
set forth in writing, at least tceafy days before the
day OF hearing all testimony Md by either party
10 Ne used AT the said hearing. must be tax and
trs usmitted in accordance with the rules of this
office. which " II be fu rnithed on application.
testimony, must be filed In the cfice f,resiy days
before the day of hearing; the arguments, IL any,
within ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered aiso. that this notice BE- published in
the Republican and the Intellig " sshington.
D. C. and in the Couriev, Geor getown. ID. o., once
week for three successive weeks; the irst of said
publications To he az least s,xty day previous to
The day Of he airing. Z. q. THEA0ER.
ja Is la~Sw Comnissioner of Patents.
Evening star., 1868-01-22
IMPAIRMENT OF TIRE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PA TENT OFFICE,

w ARLINGTON. January -. 80.
On the petition of MORRIs MATTsoS. oi
New lork. Y, prsyins for tie extension Of
patent granted to him the Sth dsy Of April. lSs,
FOR al i'm provement in Eaena - ringes for seven
years from The expiration Of said patent. vi hich
takes place on the &th day OF April, 1855
Ii is ordered that the said petition be heard ~
the Patent Once en- MONDAY. the 18th day of
March next. at Il clock NJ. and all persons
are notified 70 appear ana show cause, II any tBey
tsye. Why said petition ought not q lie granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 90
file IN the Patent ofce their objections. specially
forth in writing at least ftresy days before the
day Of hearing: all testimony filed by either party
to lie used az the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the Of
hce, witch will be furnished on application.
Depositions and other papers relied upon IS t~s-
nmony must be nled in the ONCE Icenfv days before
the day OF hearing; the arguments, N any. within
ten days after filing The te testimony.
Ordered. also. that this notice be published ir
the Republican and the Iutell lgencer, Washington,
d. c., and I'm the Atlas. New York, N u. once -
week for three successive weeks; the FIRST Of ssic
publications 90 be st least sixty days previous
the day OF hearing.
ss-w3w Commissioner Of Pete pss
Evening star., 1868-01-22

MEETING OF THE WASHINGTON GLASS Con-
FASY.-A meeting of the Washington Glass
Manufacturing Company was held last night
AT No 81 Louisiana avenue. Mr.. Samuel Nor
mcnt in the chair, and Mr.. Cohne secretary. A
report was submitted from the committee ap-
pointed 10 select a site upon which 10 erect a
factory; after which. on motion. the President
and i reas urrr were authorized 10 purchase 41u
feet square in square 4T2, corner of 9th and Nj
streets. South Wa ashington. belonging to Mr.,
George Mattingly. for 50 4O0--:i.lIO cash and
~%2h payable IN TWO years. letter was read
from Senator Harlan, stating that the general
incorporation law tor the District, under which
IN" company propose TO organize, would be-
passed ~ an early date. Adjourned. Thirty
thousand dollars have already been subscribed.
and the company propose at early dav To-
commence the erection of the necessary build
ngs Tor carry ing on the glass business here.l
Evening star., 1868-01-22
nEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR.
TNTTED STITES DlTEAY' n III

WA-HINgToS. January >. 1905.
ON the petition of SAMUEL !. PARK ER. of
Ithaca. y. Y. praying Tor the extension o. n pat
mt granted to him the llth day OF April 1894, for
improvement in Sowing Machines, for ~eyen
years from the expiration of said patent which
takes place on the llth day OF April,lSS:
II is ordered that the said petition toe heard At
the Patent Office On MONDAY, the 23d day "i
March next. AT Il o'clock NJ; and all persons are
notified TO appear and show cause. II any they
have, why said petition ought not To lie granted
Persons opposing the extension required t.
file in the Patent Office their objections specially
set forth in writing, at least tt"ediy days before
the day OF hearing, all testimony filed by either
party, to be used at the said hearing, must b
taken and transmitted in accordance with the
rules of the Office, which will be furnished on 40
plication.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon a.
testimony must be- iilei in the Office ftr,aiy day
before the daN Of hearing the arguments, If any,
within ten days ate filing the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in
the Republican and Intelligencer, Washington, D.
c., and in the Democrat. Rochester, New York
once a week for three successive weeks the irst
of said publications to be at least sixty days pre-
vious TO the day of hearing. -
T &. THEAKER.
Evening star., 1868-01-22
CITY ITEMS.

ArA MEETING or CLERKS of the Ad iutant
Generals Office, Tuesday, January 21, 1sss the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, An all wise Providence has seen
fit 10 remove from among us our fellow clerk.
Il. Ben amin Babcock: Therefore, be it
Rssolred, That while humbly bowling to the
will of Him ''who doeth all things wall," we
lament the loss of one who was so eSii nabie in
his life and character a man; and. that quail
ties thus exhibited while associated with us
deserve TO be cherished in our memory and
emulated in our lives.
Resotred, That we tender our heartfelt sympa-
thies TO the family of the deceased, and pray
that the rich consultations promised the widow
and the fatherless by our Heavenly Father in
his holy word may comfort them in their great
afiiCtion.
RsSoIr'd, That copy of these resolutions be
presented the family of the deceased.
Evening star., 1868-01-22

TEE AyEEICAN COL"NIZATInN SOCIETY
uUal meeting of tie Board of Directors of the
American colonization Society was held ~ the
rooms Of 'h@ Soviety- corner OF street and
P.nES VI vaHi1 avenue. In the absence OF Hon.
J. H. u Iatrobe. president, Hon. q. Washing
tor Warm presided. with Mr.. Wnt Coppin-
ger secretary. Rev DrS. VIM McI.ain. John
Macl~;tn. J. OrCutt aud jos Tracey. life direc-
tor wrTr present. with thv following delegates:
Rev. y. h. Converse aGf ~ w ScOrt. of Eer-
mont H0T. = Huntington and X ID. Hubbard
az Cor neCtICu'- Hon. ~. Washington Warren.
safn@s =. ROp@S, Rev. Benz. Iarabe,.. d D. of
Mass II III. R~ynOldS- q. l.. D-sowaV w h
N'dSs wood of New York Rev Dr iona r
-srdnr- OF " J.: ". '. Petit and Rev. I. =.
MalcOn, OF Pa
The meeting re-ei-cIad the following officers
Tor tn pT-s"ut .fT:-PreSideHt. John H. b.
Idtrots- F~q.- Honorary Secretary. Rev. IL. r.
q TITl"y- Financial Secretary and Treas urer.
heN- VIM. Lam ~. D.. Trtyclmg Secretary
R'N- John Orcutt u ID. Corresponding and
Recording Secretary. Vim. Coppinger: ExeCu-
i've COMMITTEE. Harvey IInd-Iv. VI. j.. rchair-
man. jos. II. Bradley. Esd William Gunton.
30. Rev Geo " samson j.. ID. Hon. Peter
fdrkfT- Hon. Samuel IA. Huntington Hon. Jno.
y. k'Tr.
In" vice pr''-Id'utS Of last wear. with the * :
option Of those decra~sd were also reelected
Ii morning session %a~ occupied by routine
% tshe>>, appointing committees The - ions
"f IN" board viii probably Close tomorrow
G.xh:.
Evening star., 1868-01-22

NOTICE TO SPECIAL DEPosIToRs-The at
tention ofdepositors of bonds and other valu-
able packages is respectfully called TO the let
ter from the Comptroller of the Currency, Hon.
II. X. Hulbnrd, heretofore published. Concur
rent opinions by several eminent legal gentle
men have also been given. In consequence
thereof we do not feel justified in longer assum-
ing the responsibility of the custody of articles
Depositors are requested 10 withdraw such de-
post now in our possession, at their con yeni-
enCe, before the first day of January, lSeS.
w. =. HUNTINGTON,
IL Cashier, First National Bank
Evening star., 1868-01-22
WM. II. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM
w DYEING AND CLEANSING


Office, No. 40 Jefferson ST, GEORGETOWN. ID. q
Established in 1881; premium awarded by the Ne
tropolltan Institute, 1887 rebuilt 1856, and IL nov
10y far the largest and most plete shment
OF the kind IN this section of cou rtry.
Dyeing and Securing OF all kinds done in the best
II amer
Truly thankful for past svors. the subscriber
soIlcits the continued custom Of the community
Goods received and returned by eN press with the
utmost promptness and despatch
Post Office address, Lock Box No. 80.
Office closes daily at sunset, except Saturday.
when IL ls closed at Ga =. m. l7-6m
Evening star., 1868-01-22
Thr nisliIIrrN an.c-


Tar morning tbe ec~" of Timothy y Hurley.
charge ..ttl viola. ng the in;srna! revenue
Iaws- ysas resumed b"fOre United States Com
u.I-s.C-er =. r. BrOwn-Mr n Wilson for the
nl'cC states and MT. =. l.. Phillips Tor me
"f'Er'-and the testimony was a. follows.
jazs's @. >1J a SvsoTu.-W itnrSs wa~ employ
'd q; "a" Potomac di~tIllery M Dec,Tlh..r bv
NJ Hurley ana was grinding grain witness
w. . h;lN' teen paid 10y thr week. bat did no.
make All .l1u'- che work was irregular. work
'd paTt Of tao nights shortly before Christmas:
GtG not notice VINO Were rhsr,. =. c,.p- The di>ti-
tT- dtd uC- know - hat was done with she
meal uta HCt ~st- ulsJ~he~ in The tubs whIl IA
W"r' un ne room ~ which he worked. saw men
.ttOUt me tubs One Of chem a Cur-eyr,t man.
bad seen n3>he> pUt IN the tUn IN the day: Wiz
n"Ss ground prOb@ hlv .aU bushels. some corn.
some I'VE aud little mali
Ey ;iIr DefrnCe.-DOu't z remember If ne ground
corn after th" mill stopped 10 IN" saturday ne
tor. Christina.
~ WH. H~E-EH.v was sworn for the do
fsT>r. and .'~tifrd tua: hc was -rpIOved n tha
ai>'Iil'Ty. and wa present 'he day tr.s,r,.
tITisiIHa-. Did nor &c. Mr. Hurley there after
: O'Clock that UaV.
ME. Phillips asked II hs heard NJ Hurley
rINe order to hi> foreman no- 70 put auv
ma-hes an without first weighing them
MT- Wilson OhIeCtcd.
Mt. Phillips a-.ued thar IT, yva- coupa-,.r- f,,-
nan e. show th-t Mr.. Hurley gave order, 20
hi> men uCc e. ,rIlatr the lIW. and finally th,.
'Cun-i>~IOner GrcI,rd To allow the question
Wines answered that they We're carving
iC carry any mOrr Heard Mr. Hurley give
GlleCuoI~ tO Mr. tiaTb'-r 10 Ina e any fnashaS
until ue could ~s.. the assessor Mr. Carrie.
was anN tOu> 10 rt agvaV- and said that he couId
run and report IE tho morning. that H. knew
about d. ami had seen an aSS.sSOr Witness
Gtd EO, hear NJ Hurley tell him 20 run Mr.
II vent away shortly afterwards. and CARRIER
,CTum' uC,d work.
By Mr. WIl~UE-WItnr>S = Mr HurIay-S
fToth'T-Iu-laE- did Hu- roll the barrels in th4
TiNsT oL- the dJy ihe place, was seized. The Ia,t
h' s:. % tIdIher about TWO weeks after tbe
- s.zuTr.
'e7f.s GrrE and Jams N6lGHd We're sworn
hut no new facts Were eiiCIted.
De evidence WIS then closed and IN. ca~a
argued hy thp counsel
After h'aTIHg TN" arguments of counsel. the
commissioner deliver a written decision. in
winch he ~aid- The case has been ABLY argued
o. both side and although the defense has
made some very important points do not feel
ihti can do otherwise than decide thar there
= probable cause that the law has been yio-
la''d- and IN" case ought 10 h. inVeStI-
SaIed by n" grand lury. ~ n i not
ny province 20 decide ON the guil1 or innocen>a
az n" defendant I must therefor. rrquir4 that
h' give batl in IN" sum of ~1.5O,. to aDpear
h'icr" th" Criminal Court at such time a. he
iuay u wanted"
w John ROney went security in the re-
tuIred sum for the appearance OF the accused
e '"Te tEc court
Evening star., 1868-01-22
DIED.

NELLY On the 2lst inst al IL .. GER
TkI u r. T., infant daughter OF John l.. and Mar
4. Kelly aged months AT d l. iays.
Funeral on THURSDAY I'D inst. AT p'CloCk X from
its parents reside nee. Of Sd street east and
~trret north, Capitol Hill to which friends Of
the family are invited
BROWNE AT Boston. on tn@ 18th inst . in the
I'D year Of her age. Mrs. SARAH JUSTICE
BROWNE, widow Of William Browne, Esq OF
this city.
Evening star., 1868-01-22
CREAI BAR6AMe

CREAT BARGAINe
NJ In PIANOS that have been used.
on:7 ocsss,ss s.s four round corner eeickeri.s =.
One ! octave Boardman . Gray, ease.
One 81 octave, pss ley 4 Rosewoodin IN bsstsus wv
one G octave, Gaehle Co., elW.
One octave Rosew ood Chickering, Gin.
". q. ARrZEROTr 4 co.
defu eoae Agents of eteipvay Pian0s.
Evening star., 1868-01-22

SEEEN pES.-A COMPILING entary seTenade was
last evening rendered MIR. and Mr. John Der
TuOdN, NJ Mr.. MaSsies- on 9th street between L.
and r by Heald'- band The recipients of this
>"r"nade Were married ~ ~. Patricks Church.
by Rev. Father Kane. on last Thursday even
ing, the fair bride being Miss Emma McDevitt.
and ID streets South Washington. The band
were invited to partake of Refreshments AZ Mr.
Na~sie's. after which they proceeded TO the
residence OF Mr.. j. III. Mott. (Clcrk i'm the In
ternal Revenue Ofiice,) No. B3 h street b--
tween llth and l2th, where. after performing "A
choice selection of music. they were invited IN
10 the house, and rendered the usual hoSpitall-
lies; al the conclusion Of which followed the
presentation of q basket of choice flowers
which compliment Wa acknowledged by Prof
H'ald III appropriate terms
Evening star., 1868-01-22

De. WHITE, Chiropodist, 424 Pennsylvania
avenue, between Four -and-a-half and Sixth
streets, continues the successful treatment OF
COrns, BunIons, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints,
Warts, Moles, Vascular Excrescences, &c.
Oftice hours from a. m. to p. IN. No charge
for cons Sultation. Established ls6l.
Evening star., 1868-01-22
TN BANKRUPTCY,

L BANkRIF FT'1'
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
At the City Of Washington on the sth day Of An
uary, }s'S. The undersigned hereby gives notice of
his arpprtment ;ls assignee of J. s. BURNEr. in
the City of Washington, within said District, who
has been AL jua ged q Bankrupt upon his own petit
ton by the supreme Court Of said District.
GEO. MASON, Attorney at Law.
CITY Hall. As-isnEp.
Evening star., 1868-01-22

THE GREAT CLosING-OUT Book SALE. at
private sale, closing each evening at O'clock
at go Pennsylvania avenue, under the Metro
politan Hotel, will be continued a few DAYS at
astonishingly low prices. So rich and varied 4
stock was never before offered In Washington.
l9,I: VIM. l.. WALL Il Co, Auetioneers
Evening star., 1868-01-22
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
WARRINGTON, January Is, 1868.

On the petition Of NELSON GAVIT, Of Phiadel.
phia: Penna PRAYING for the extension of patent
Improvement in Machinery for Cutting Paper, for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
ordered that the raid petition be heard at the
Patent once on Monday, the 10Th day of April
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought net to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
hle in re Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing at least twenty days before the
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
sransttsd I'm II sce3rdsnee With the rules Of the Of
Dispositions and other papers relied upon a. testi.
mony must be filed In the once twenty days before
the day OF hearing; the arguments, II any, within
ten days after fling the testimony.
asS t tsst this pocs % IN tns
c., and in the Telegraph, Philade lphia, Penns.
once week for three successive weeks; the Aret OF
to the day Of bearing. =. g. THEAKER,
uN-v3W Commissioner Of Patents.
Evening star., 1868-01-22
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL y f w s.
AuasemeutS kc To.yiqbt

NATI"NsL THFATRE-Mr John Bro ugh an
m "Tie Lottery Of Life
Walls OPERA HoUsE-WallaCE-Da L Da ven
port combination n "Olly Twist.
kSTZEEoTT HAIL.-IectUreO on the la;e P-esi-
az TT Lincoln by Hon. Isaac y. Arnold. former
ly one Of MS competitors az thr bar.
OnD fELLows' Hall 7th STREET. hird eve
nlnE a. IN" Old Folks.
OpD PILLOWS Hall Navy Tard-ChiI-
dr'n's far Il the CapI-ol HIN Presby,e- ian
Sstt&;n School
Evening star., 1868-01-22
In BANKRUPTCY,

DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA, IS.
AT the City OF " ashington, rhe sth day OF an
uary. l-6S. The undersigned hereby gives notice o
his appointment assignee of LEOPOLD GAS
SENHElMER. in the City of Washington, within
said District. who has been adudged . Bank
rupt, upon his own petition, by the Supreme
Court of said District.
GEO. MASON, Attorney At Law,
IA a-law3w City VI all. Assignee.
Evening star., 1868-01-22

THE ORIGINAL FRANC sells Gents Furnish
ing Goods cheaper than any house in this city
at his popular store, 49i 9th street, between
and r., rhrr" doors above Odd Fellows Hall
RecOllect the No.-i94. 12,191;
Evening star., 1868-01-22

1Ir REYSOLpS BAEEACKs HONICIDF-Ta,
-4''ay.d Co,an,,tt.d 10 JGjL-N Ne>Iartav afternoon
brs- Phillips and BTeuneTman held a post
morton examination on The body OF the woman
Sarah O'RUuTkc. al the REYNOLDS Barracks.
south OF the Navy department Gn account of
Who's death was noticed in Yesterday STAR.
amt found that one Of the lungs was diseased
tIt not tu such an extent "a 10 cause death. aud
Iis.f th"r' - n also cone vJI~SIOn of the brain d
tT"nE"Tman also testified that O-Rourk. had
'tli"d hIIn to>t" the v"ndn- stating that shp had
rad iall- and n" found her IN a --nsaIe>- copd1-
ii' H. M which IN" di'd- BUth OF thrp physician,
t-.iI' q Thar IN" CcncUS>iOn on the brain was
sLThtI"Ef 10 cause death. After Consultation.
III IiTN returned verdict That the said
>;'r,t - EDUrlc Wa al The quarters OF Jane
VI hahdu- a. R-yHOld~ BITraC X. al tn,. SOutu
IT'>Ic' nt~ SqUaT.- Iu th,. city of Washington.
j. g on Thursday 10th day Of January. I~-~
'''"Ut D. q clock "a m that he Wa apparently
iH EOOd health N rhs time. and that her nus band
a iaTIFs % kOuTk"- made q violent attack on her
I'FSoU- chOk"d ii|r. and threw her upon the
Hocr and kicked her JWiC that she never spoke
or moved Afterwards aud died hot ,.au amt -
a ,locA T. III the same dIV. A post rOrtaIu rV-
ANIMATION Wa made by Dr.. James PhiIlIps
and Edward Brrnnsrlnau. and the I1Irv believe
from all the evidence. after = thorough invr-tt
CATION va~ had- that Sarah a. D'ROurEa came To
t"T d'-t;h from violence received n tho hands
az her husband. Charie> O'ROUrkr-~
he accused was turned over To S.-ryt RuIlI
iHC Justice MOr~rll- who had held the INQUEST
comm Ittrd him To pail tor court On IN. vyay
dOS l. IA" had hiS likeness taken al John
~oI.'s gallery Tor the police gallery. H. alleges
iItdt ~ - entirely innocent and thar she I.fL
ii> place and went 10 another hOu-s-. " here She
-fald All night that the next morning. he went
th"r- and found her and another woman drunk
sanO when hs attempted 10 tax. th. money from
hTr sbe fell of the t,d and received tn h~lI~.,
IN f"r person.