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~ ACRES OF LAND, within zoo yards oI
fl The Bspiarstrset t1inpfke road, smiles
east Of the city with good dwelling. nne
mule and COW stables, good cellar, smoke
house. servants Houses, and an necessary
-outhOusea "a ine yonng mare mules, 3 hne
young mares, good fer saddle or harness
g6od cows as his county can produce, sll
giving milk ma stock OF hogs. ~aoundsnce
Of f0wlR,2 nBe market wagons, o farm
wagon, new dump cart, and all manner OF
implements for a farm or market garden
good young orchard, and Rp me d growing
crop as thsre Is in this vicinity, with all kinds
Of vegetables, held and garden, now ready
for markets as 1nea well of wHtef as ever
flowed, being purely frssstone.
In consequence OF my bad health, will
sell 5EholeiSfaERre ahaFgaing For 1H4or.
MARKET between tie hours Of 5 and 10 am,
on on1the premises, Jofning8. j. smith and
and Wnliamf olmes-rdOL 10 n BAAL n
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Ths MERCHANTS, cOTTUR PREss

WIN close on Saturday. the 18th day OF July.
for the 1TBe Q Of making nscessaEy prspars
ration for b ecomlng cotton seaaOn. 30 new
lots W1n bs pse sivsd after thatdREssr8Uum Dr..
itEh sa8 JegHkARX AZURE sapSLuD
2lJt tsiHp sassdo Dns 1eiinS .sSl Ja
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Lots for Sale In Ida City, on Long
90 Island. New FORK sgf.

IDA CITY IL situated on Long Island, IS
il miles from New y ork ciny, the Long Island
Railroad running centrally through Ida City.
Lots there are hereby offered for sale en- the
Following terms Fifty dollars eacAt on s
bredit Of len yearss p~ayable1ntes annual In.
B~talments-say S. 90 per year on each lot,
pose TO sell to the Bonthern people one-half
the l9kssJeey NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. terms,
WITHOUT Interest. The East River Bridge Is
Msnhsttap tslanauAP9n YAieAI few4o Ihis
Situated, With LOnR 1slandrd -N Il
T5ss1l Is afgoodi0PpOrtwnlt5 fox ami person
nLhta rsseyigHp Of coEntfys lO9tnV6St smaiI
u Ia -pnrchase sNf theselols,. Terms
are easy, md rwithth the reach OF alf. Prop
onsIDuR 1eldnd Val rapiday4fncrsase IN
EalHaA - soon as East RigsEI HSiAse iseppE
Map OF tGsehyoRIaalean be SEEM nd idn
ln1ormAtion giReas MPolQapRtcatl0u being
~ % .siiC Corresponding seci etAIy, nDi
ty&IpnE0 8 ~ &og4MedlsOuIerrseEI1
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rheumatism and Paralysis
Electro Chemical Baths.

Particular attention paid to Diseases OF Fe-
males, such as Suppressed or Painful Men
situation, Falling OF the Womb, Beucorrhea
or Whites, and 10 all irregularities Of the
monthly periods.
The Doctor can be consulted personally or
by letter. leo
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S5OO,O0O TO BE GIVEN AWAY!


| HINDER the auspices Of the asouthC aonna State Agriculture ad sbsufol sodety-
" VIII give a SERIES OF CONCERTO at ts Academy OF Music ChaIanon o CON
Imenen gOctooer ~, 0rhe purpose OF rahdngs and oensbee mIranH 10 settler pOn
lands selected by the Association for homes Of Northern and European rae Hd others
IN the state Of south Carolina ad for their transportation tlhhs and support for tn
l. REFERENCEs IN SOUTH CAROLINA-Gen. Wade Hampton Hon.B !. Perry GOV ID
III Bonhan, Gen Johnson HsgOOd Hon Armktead But Hon. Jam A Tranhon, Gov
L. Manning Jon :. & Campbell, Hon. james Chestnut
/ ,eSeeOeOtO = awarded 20 the Ticket Holders hes Series Of Concerts to commence o
IDuaWfng omnenc@ $3.50 .EZ--.H.
$4,000 Season Tickets Of Admission, snd nj mort, at S. each. All orders strictly
"I connuenua.
/ All the premiums including Deed and Cetncasof Title to Academy of Music wiz be
deposited Wthth National Bank OF the Republic New York.
as e- ra TEI Gifts
LIST Gift Academy Of MuAcC hRHsiOn. 8 (. cost to build, $4,000 having an ANIMAL nhI
ofabout 800 from opNs House Stores md halls; hs buIhng 6ng sbOutB 80 feet By 60
to- ethen usH bnnaingan moav valuable property In CharstOni valued at $4,000
I'D Gir-Oash-- Is GHH-Cab, each - - o
sd Git Cash-----~y--------- 2NWt ~ n1S-Ca sesch h0--m-. Sm
lah Git SSSSi 81 S5mrs SSah, each S. 1850
I3 Gus- Cash ehs M----- 30OI ESQ GHns-Cah, each W--~ $50
ES 7a 0t Gins mOun tO. - aO0 ao0 --""~--H N
. BUTLER, CHADWICE,G GARY a co.
Agents out Carolina Land and Hmnfgraton A-M,.eto,
Gen. n C. BurER, JOHN CHADWICK Esq, 9enM ". GARY Cbau~to1 q a
~ COMMISSIONERS AND SUPERVISORS OF DRAWING:
Gen A. r Wright OF Georgia Col H Buuedgs of OhC Carolina
Gen. &eyT Jo9 nsonh% 1N4mR@ non HssdA A. FyoTo New York.
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GrIpinui IN the Bowels, and Wind Cello.

We believe It the BEST AND sUREsT REMEDY
IN THE WORLD, in all cases OF DYSENTEkY
AND DLARRHEA IN CHILDREN, whether
II arises FROM teething or from any other
cause. We would say TO every mother who
has q child suffering from any of the forego-
ing complaints-Do NOT LET YOU PREJU-
DICEs, NOR THE OF oTHKRs, stand
that will be SURE-yes, BSOLUTGL
SURE-tO follow the use OF this medicine, II
timely used. Full directions for using viii
f Mrs WinsIow's Soothing Syrup"
Having the fac-simile OF " CURTlS a PER.
KINSD on the outside wrapper. All others
are base limitations.
sod by Druggists throughout the world.
... OFFICES:
215 Fulton street, New York.
4S3OxfOrd strest, London, England.
AL 81. Paul street, Montreal, Canada. myS
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sHErsY COUNTY FAIR.

MYTH the view OF Increasing ths Interest
w In the coming Fall Fair. the BaaId OF
Directors have determined TO ofer q list of
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aai IL zsb FOR SALE. natd
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sOekOyEE BROS, Sole P~roprIstsrs


d soa SOLE AaENFs EoR NEMPHIs
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Relief ana Health to Your Iufant
Thousands Of Cases.

II not emily relieves The child nom pain, out
invigOrates the tOmae ana bowels, cOrrects
aeidfty, and gives tone and energy TO the
whole system. IL win almost instantly re-
lieVa | #- -
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SEWING MACHINES.
AMERICAN
Over Scanning, s~uttOn-hOIs & Saving
nG
NO. ass lain STREE

L HAVE been appointed Agent Tor this eele-
i brated machine, and will hsve the various
machines of this Company On exhibition
and for sale at my rooms,
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-a155y 10g tass1Ei sdI I'd tifH H,s
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.Up-stairs) nom this date. This machine
does work hat cannot be DOM by any 9th 81
machine now In market; and at the same
time does all the various kinds OF SEWN
now done by any machin now in use 1t Is
ss durable, convenient, GOOD JOKING, eheaJ
and as easy 10 run as sny machine now made.
Everybody is invited 10 examine and satisfy
themselves. J. y. MARTIN,
iyleoa formerl y with ten K. Fuller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23
rEs71r1L or TIE BADEN REVOLUTIONLSTS
SPEECH BY GEN. SIGEL.


The German Patriots of the Revolution of
Raden in 1s4s49 held their second annual festival at
Joness Wood Yesterday. The society has $40 members,
many OF whom present. together with about 400
other Germans The day spent in social intercourse
and i'm dancing the afternoon salute called
the company together in the music hall, where plat
form decorated with the German tri-colOr had been
erected Gen. Max Weber introduced the President OF
the Festival Gen. Franz Sige who said
The anniversary of the revolutionary movements Of
Is48 and mark only event IN the great series
which found completion In the war against Austria
dictionary confederacy, and ia the restoration of
German Empire on new basis. Therefore the ola nag
of 1913 was the symbol OF the past The new German
flag the symbol Of tine present and OF reality II was
thought strange That We should admire mOArchs and
princes who have accomplished so much but IL cannot
be said that loves the system OF monarchy because
he admires the arseeng policy and energy OF states
archy by the grace OF Cod or in personal naliibity
They hardly believe IN the nfabllity Of the Popcwhy
shoHld they believe in the inalbity OF an Emperor
We can with the best composure leave the future Of Ger
many 10 the people. A., ,.,, ..--,
therefore we are standing among people OF peoples
among o nation Of nations IL not necessary to show
that While we appauding the great progress made
an Gerrnany we are less republicans and patriots. We
have been the vanguard OF German republicsnsm, and
The guard Of the great emigration which followed
,ho revo1ntion In Europe When this country was in
danger we were the first VINO niied lhe ranks OF the
American army 20 much lusV Wy ar 70 SHOW dnat We
he good citizens and good PATRIOTS ~ necessary not 10
be satisfied with the mere name OF tne Irppc, eut 70
I1neriean renubHcansIn-the evils of corruption and
bribery We believe In this republic be
cause IL il necessary IN inc ucfoiopheb
Of ciVzation lust as 1Onarchs were once necessary
This patriotic society il not political, but rather phla-
thropc and social Ia its objects; bnt cessory
opportunity whenever patriotic acts are so
know that the GeTman and the German Ana IVA so
ders will remain faithful TO their post anu VIII o''
u. Wei Won GeIasberg said that the Revolution OF
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THE PANEL GAME REyIvING.

Panel-hOuses continue to prosper IN the
Eighth Precinct, Notwithstanding the recent ponce
raids When Capt. Mcdonnell was transferred from the
Twenty eighth the Eighth Precinct, two panelhouses
were also transferred that precinct Tom Rivers
former burglar. who kept house at No 1913 Grands In
the Twenty Precinct removed to No Woosterst
where his business increased TO such extent that he
has been forced hire another house No SO Woosters
was selected and thoroughly furnished and is To be
opened in few days. superintendent Kelso, when
informed that No. Wooster-st. O panelhOuse,
reported the fact Capt. Mcdonnell who visited the
place. but nothing was done close it, for 1t again
in operation the night No 10 Greenest, another
importation from the Twentyeghth Precinct is kept by
Zip Little" During the latter part OF April and the
part of May, warrants issued for the arrest
OF keepers of dsordey houses OF whom only nine were
arrested-the other two being. alleged good friends
with the Captain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The General Committee of the Irish Demo-
cratic Union Anthony A. Griffin, Chairman, has unani-
mousy resolved to hold grand mass meeting Of Ameri-
can citizens AT the Cooper Institute Thursday, June l.
TO protest against the action Of the High Commission
in ignoring the just claims OF American ctzehs ana
panderng TO British aristocracy."
The Fest Committee for the 18th general
saengerfest have received ntmation that the Vocal
Societies at Baltimore company with those of Wash
inpton and Richmond will arrive June a. Dr. Damroseh.
the musical drigent OF the ATion Society, will conduct
the instrumental pieces and the prize singing of the Fest
Concert. Major Sauer has been appointed Marshal
Prof. J. S. Newberry exhibited before the
Lyceum Of Natural History, last evening. some gigantic
fossil oysters foot long, found in Virginia. Cali
ornia and Georgia. also asphalt from Colorado, soluble
i'm water ak and arrow heads, and Aztec pottery from
Chilli Mr. S0uer exhibited some salts from the vol
canoes Central America and described the volcanoes
The Western Dispensary for Women and
Children at No. 22 Ninthave., has treated during the
mast wear 1868 patients of whom 953 born in the
united States ireland, in Germany 80 in Great
treated was Liz children. 746 surgical operations III;
vaccinations 45 professional visits 1875 The receipts,
including an appropriation from the city, were S45 S4
expenses $3.50 CT; balance, S93 3d.
The Young Mems Christian Association, at
the monthly meeting, last evening, VIM. h. Dodge pre-
siding elected 80 members. During the past month
two members have died. OF applicants for employ
ment 90 have been furnished with situations. The far-
lem branch has lately had new rooms ned up including
readIg room and gymnasium, and the membership is
rapdy Increasing. Mr. Chace Of Portland Me- and MT.
Moore indianapolis Ind said that great good was ac-
compished by the Young Mems Christian Associations
NJ
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Essex Market'Police Court, lEllen NJ Kay
Va, held Yesterday stealing $50 from August Renhart OF No "
North Ts Brooklyn g. D....Anthony Burke for allowing gam
bling in bis liquor saloon, No. "a honroest
The trial of William III. McNevins, charged with
lager beer saloon No. ~ last
sIteenh Nov a. in the Court Of General ses
lions Yesterday James the deceased said that he ana
his brother the saloon the night IN question where y oun
NcNeyins others all drank after which quarrel arose ana
the prisoner brother ncng wound OF which be died he
merit day D Bellevue Hospital Case on
Ar the TOOmbs Police Court, yesterday, Justice
nowl,g e,rpiI Lu H. williams broke the carpenter
hop ovs g. Tut No 1874 Elm and when caught had packed
mr. number Of tools preparatory carrying
Keane committed for biting the face of Thomas MCrhy saloon
the Charles Wilson for having
In company with another valued sos from the store
of Thomas G. poremus at No. IS Warren-st
In the Court Of General Sessions, before Judge
Beol yeray Edward O'Nel convicted OF entering No. 4j
We, Foeyenst with Others and stealing property worth
Several testified that the prisoner bad previously lived
an honest and industrious consideration OF which the Judge
about suspend sentence he Informed by The DsncAonY
and charge against him for ul
apuin whereupon the Judge him be remAnded
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TILE MANITOBA MIrTINY.

Upon the requisition of +. NJ Archibald, the
British Consul at this port, William Montiyel, John
Mcdonald Jerry Fitzpatrick Thomas Shea, Thomas
Welch Charles Carr, Robert Welsh, and Thomas Wood
brought before Commissioner Shields, yesterday,
charged with attempting Ia murder the Captain and the
first mate Of the British brig Manitoba, aud we're com
mitted TO LudOw-s Jail TIL Wednesday TO give their
counsel time 10 prepare defense This requislt0n was
made under the Ashburton Treaty. As mutny ON ship
board not OF the crimes enumerated therein IL Ia
necessary 10 omit the word "mutiny" from the charge
against these men. Manslaughter IL also among the
crimes enumerated in this treaty and 10 IL not long
since that a sailor charged with murder on British
ship, escaped punishment because according 10 the evil
dence, lac only guilty OF manslaugher Tue accused
sailors still insist that they acted only In sefdeense
and say that their officers assaed them bruay because
they refused ~ do double duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23
HAPS AND MISHAPS.

The BROOKLYN Police Commissioners estimate that
they Will require S5lB64O for police purposes dunng 1871
David b. Stephens of No. 424 West Fortieth-st fell
under IRE gt train of the Hudson Railroad Eeyenthse and
Forty fourth-st evening aud received fatal injuries
Ex-Judge Emott obtained yesterday from Judge
Pratt the certo:an the matter Of
with the Gude blocks The 1nt made
turuable the second ruesJay in June
Henry Woolf charged with having caused the
death OF Scbno house agent at No 46 West Forty
ATHEIST, striking dug quarrel, May arrested
YESTERDAY locked the result OF the investigation
Two shoemakers Isaac PangbOrn and George Ohm
quarreed evening hoehas shoe factory North Second
~ Bronkyn r. D. board bill Oms,e struck Pangbon
the head rap incng serious wound The asnt was ar
rested.
fire on the third floor of No. 1856 Mulberry-st.,
oced by Bruder cabinet mandatory, damaged
a evening Insured in the Peoples Insurance Company he
bui ling Knack damaged 800 Insured Tor
8 500 the BoWery Insurance Company.
Thomas NJ Norton who lived at Jackson and
Second about three weeks to the North
River from the Heweey shore small boat heavily loaded whro
boly Was found yesterday North River, Of Iwenyghthst
Walter Colclough and Arthur Palm ages l6 stole,
on Satura and Of John r. FINN plumber AZ
worn in drove the horse 70 Newark n j.
but unsuccessful and the NeNaTA
police and arrested th,m They brought
10 and locked Police Headquarters
An induest was held by Coroner Young yesterday
In Of Claus the Who committed suicide last THURSDAY
by shooting he left breast No 81 Avenue h. II was claimed
Claus had been elu"d by Charles Reed etrarnef EN-
poci at station d. relatives deny this and assert that she
induced 10 commit by disappointment caused by The failure OF
her lover h Appearance at the time appointed Tor lef mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23
THE DIscovERER OF MODERN ANEsrHEs1A.

TO ne razor Of The Tribune.
SIR: | notice with regret an editorial para
graph in your paper of FRIDAY, MAY 70, speaking of
the appropriation for monument TO the late Dr. Horace
Wells by the City Council Of Hartford, in which you
suggest some doubt TO whether Dr. Wells the dis
coverer Of modern anIsthesia The popular verdict
on this matter puts Dr. Weiss position as the dscoyerer
OF aneshesia beyond question: and representative Of
that opinion permit 10 Valentine Mott, NJ D.,
Isaac TAYLOR NJ d. President Of Bellevue Hospital Col
Iege, Prof Frank Hamilton, Prof. Dorcmus, FOrdyce
Barker, NJ D. and, may add, nearly every member Of
the medical profession in this city and throughout the
country. The following scientific and other bodies have,
without hesitation most emphatically Endorsed the
claims Of DR. Wells, viz: The General Assembly Of Con-
neccut by resolutions of thanks in 1s47, and again In
1870 Ivy an appropriation Of 5000 toward monument
the City Council Of Hartford by the resolutions referred
10, appropriatng $4,000 toward monument; the Con
neccut state Medical and Dental Societies; the Hart
ford County Medical and Dental Societies: the New
York State Medical and Dental Societies. the American
NaionaD Dental Association and last but not least,
the American NatonaD Medical Association, the ghest
medical authority in the country. The decision u
America is accepted final in Europe and think that
safe In saying that to-day the world recognizes Dr.
Horace Wells the author Of this greatest discovery Of
modern times. j.. w.
NctC- York, May II, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23
THE STEVENS HOUSE SUICIDE AGAIN.

Andrew Charles, dong business aJ NO. ZoO
Fourth-ave and living at No so East Twentysecondst
called at the COroners Office last evening, and corrOb
Grated the statements Of Miss Fitzgerald far they
relate TO the identity OF the who committed sui
eide AT the Stevens House under the OF Kate f..
Harrington Mr. Charles states that she inmate
of his house, where she known as Kate " selden,
and that she left house and under the circumstances
narrated by Miss Fitzgerald He has compared the note
left by Mrs Harrington in her room at the hotel with
the handwriting of Kate " Selden in a book which she
presented TO his wife, and finds the writing TO be the
same. While inmate of his house sic introduced az
her husband A gentleman who made several brief visits
10 her and whom she called jim" She explained that
they did not live together because he was too proud to
present her in society as his WIFE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

THE TURF.
rx,rcroN (KY.) MEETING-PAsTEsT TIME ON
RECORD.
LEXINGTON, May 22.-The Spring races on
the Association Course was commenced to-day. There
was large attendance. The stables are well filed with
good horses and fine racing sexpected during the week
Inc fastest time made In the country was made to-
day by George Cadwallader's Fadladeen Fulmina ran
second in the first race aud was sold for oo She ran
at Saratoga In 1:43 .
The first race was for the Phenix Hotel Stake mile
heats There were 10 entries, but only four horses
started.
George Cadwasers en- Mole Cadwasder, by Leringonl
j. A. Gnmsteads Fulmns, BY lightning ............2
O. W. Louds Mosele, by Asterod
W. Reynodss ch Harvey Villain, BY Aserod dist
Tme-l:s6I 1:At
The second race was @ mile dash free for all ages
There II entries
George Cadwaladers Padladeen, years b War Daneel
A. X Richards Tubman, years, by War Dance..'.'.s
e.
Tme-Ei3
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DECISIONS--MAY %.

SyDerior Court-Special Term-By Judge McCunn.-
Rer Ettge ast WamsbGrgh C Fire las Co;
al Spangenmaeher ag BrneI-ouers
graued Sief sgt Moore-Defaut taken
Common Pleas-Specidl Term-By Judge j. +. DAILY.
ag MyeOrer appointing receiver In the matter Of
by refused No authority the
bena ri the sppned for.
EOlson-Bache BlchJu1gment delenIAnt
M sing complaint the .rts, with costs
Marine Court-General Term-By AlIer, Joachim
Council BodJugnent reversed by default
IN, respondent slbns his points before June /
Pert Jadge Joschmsen-McGagin sgt acknowledgement
for he plantG for 80 70 ,
ptrI-By Juige GrsChapman fg Rouse-Judgment for the
plaintiff fol SO 80 aud costs, with 50 allowance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23
THE COURTS.
CAN DRUGGISTS SELL BRANDY WITHOUT A
ENSEI

CAN DRUGGISTS SELL BRANDY WITHOUT A
LICENSEi
Judge Nelson of the City Court, Brooklyn,
rendered important decision, yesterday, under the
Excise law in the Of Mr. Kennedy pharmaceutst,
convicted before Justice Walsh Of the statutory oense
OF selling spirituous liquors without license. 4" II is
claimed" says the Judge that brandy is prescribed by
physicians and kept by druggists medicine, while
the declared object Of 1.-THE statute il 70 suppress Intern
peTauce and 10 regulate the sale OF intoxicating liquors
A druggist may brandy of the constituent
elements of the medicines prepared by him, and may
upon professional requstiDn. dispense IL for patients
day If no prohbitOry regulation existed IL IL neces
sary check evasiOns Of the statute and TO give full
determined by Justice Walsh and the defendant must be
remanded."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23
CIVIL NOTES.

Elizabeth Steers sued the Liverpool, New
York, and Philadelphia Steamship Company for baggage
valued at 81 2O3 o. which lost The main point OF
the defense was that by agreement they did not take
baggage than 20 cubic feet in extent, ana even
then that they had provided in their agreement That
they would not be liable for ANYTHING but the wilful
neglect OF their employees. and IN 10 inc amount
VI over $50 for baggage. The jury found for plahun
The divorce suit of Joseph p. Merrill against
Florence A. Merrill h,fnre judge MeCunn, In