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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15

WHAT WOMEN CAN Do. --- The
Grass Valley Republican. of Feb
ruary s. says:
"Not many miles from Grass Val
ley lives a farmer with his wife and
two grown-up daughters. Since the
first storm set in last Fall the father
has been unable to work or get in
his usual grain crop. but his indus
trious wife and daughters went to
work with a good span of horses,
plowed ten acres of ground, and
sowed the same with wheat and oats,
getting it in good style"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15

Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
Store. Ia3-tf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15

g There Wa. a frog who lived IN a spring,
| lie caught such a cold that lac could noI sing
Poor, unfortunate Batrachian. In what
a sad plight he must have been. And
yet his misfortune was one that often be-
falls singers. Many a once tuneful voice
among those who belong to the genus
homo" is utterly spoiled by cold in he
head or on the lungs, or both com bined.
For the above mentioned "croaker" we
are not aware that any remedy was ever
devised; but We rejoice TO know that all
human singers may keep their heads
clear and their threats in tune by IA time
ly use OF DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, and
DR.. Pierce's Golden Mcdical Discovery
of which are sold by druggists. feS-w
SAZERAC SALOoN.-Messrs. Smith *
Simpson beg leave TO inform their
friends that they have purchased the
SaZerac Saloon, corner of Carson and
Telegraph street, and will be happy to
see their friends. Give them a call. *
CHAPPED HANDS AND FACE, Sore
Lips, Dryness of the Skin, &c, &c,
cured It once by Hegeman's Cam
phor Ice with Glycerine. 1t keeps the
hands soft in all weathers. See that
you get Hegeman's. Sold by all drug
gists. Only % cents. Sent by mail for
so cents. Manufactured only by Hege-
man q Co, Chemists and Druggists.
New York. p. o. Box Dds. de23-2m&
PHoToGRAPHIC!-Go to Al. Smith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied by
Frank Ludlow, on Second street tor
the latest style of photographs. Par
ticular attention paid to viewing. :
S. F. MARKET.-E. Perasich mex.
door to the Carson Theater) IS receiv-
ing a large variety of candies, confec-
tioneries, toys, etc, for the holidays,
and of fruits, vegetables, game, poul-
try, fish, etc, for daily consumption
DR.. G. HEMPEL has removed his
office to the brick photograph gallery
OF A. O.. Friend, on Second Street.
jal7-lm@
Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
Store. ia3-tf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15

STATE PRISON.-Everythiilg Is NOV
'"S a'o"S a"ii'iiaoiy a INC "'"'e
''o'' """oi Nv
"ie"' 'ho oiio III o""se'
prisoners are working we'll IN the yard
getting out rock and preparing 1t for
haan n,da u;,h n.r,iasin tnwn to f,,r-
nish rock for building purposes.
Altogether the institution is being run
in the very best manner for the inter-
oe' '"e Peop'e
CHICKEN SHOOTING. "A grand
chicken shooting will take place at
En- City. at the house of Henry
Miller, on saturday next. Shootls's
- ~. 80 %n oppo I;naan ~. III
nrn,.,r,nr .n,1I, nf tho wbarawith
r. ~ ,nan.ata for SQUARE ,na.I
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15

H-lndicttes hight IF barometer
T-lndIcates temperature Of mercury in barr.
T&-IndIcttes temperature Of atmosphere.
TStuithsonE,u standard btrumeter> and Faren-
heit thermometers are used iii making these Oh
servatiOus
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15
N oTICE!

UAvING SOLD MY ENTIRE STOCK OF
Drugs, Medicines, etc to O. p. Willis,
parties wishing prescriptions or orders, heretofore
filled at my Drug Store, can obtain the same Mt
Willis Drug Store, corner Of Carson and King
streets. X. C. GUIRADD.
Carson, February 9, 1872. fe1u1In
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15
CHRONOLOGICAL.

Barometrical and thermometrical obser-
NationS made daily by Professor Henry
Il. W~hitehill, State MIneralogiSt.
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G. E RG IT o W n,

The NOMINATION of DIR. Joshua Riley as a
member OF the Council OF the Legislative As
sembly is very gratifying TO his numerous
friends in the District, but particularly here,
where he has resided so lorg. He is one of our
best citizens, thoroughly identified with the in
terest OF the people, and has always favored pro-
gTess and improvements, believing that there is
great future in store for the national capital.
Of which we now form part.
IRE COAL TRADE.-The receipts and ship
ments OF coal for the week ending yesterday
were as follows :-ConSolidation COmpany-Re-
ceipts, $500 tons; shipments, $500 tons. Mary
land Company-Receipts. 1,65o tons. New Cas-
tie Company-Receipts, /, 300 tons: shipments.
4i94 tons. Agnew's wharf-Receipts, 800
tons; shipments, 500 tons. Borden Mining Com
pany-Receipts, $500 tons; shipments, 2,O1i
tons
REV. b. W. MoFFArT and family left town
yesterday for Princeton, y. j., en- route for his
IastoTage at Fort Wayne, Ind.
The FLoURAND GRAIN MARKET.-The -four
market has been buoyant during the week.
Prices of last week have been maintained, and
at present there is no prospect of a decline.
Wheat has been scarce, and would command
extreme high prices if in the market
THE FISH MARKET.-Business was unusually
brisk at the fish wharf this morning. About 400
shad sold at from $40 to SI2 per hundred and
coco herring at from 81 to IS per thousand.
WHEATLEY BROTHERS received i2S 900 feet
of white pine lumber to-day, by schooner Julia
from Havre- de- Grace, Maryland.
WHEAT-Messrs. George Shoemaker and
William Fl. Tenney & Sons to-day received
10 eco bushels of wheat by schooner.
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a L f X A \ d RIA j..

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-While the
freight train bound from Harrisonburg to this
city was between Linden and Markham stations.
about eight O'Clock last night, the engineer, Mr..
Michael Lynch, saw on the track in front of
him. man moving along on all tours The
thistle blew for brakes several times, but as the
train was running on heavy down grade its
momentum could not be stopped until the loco
motive, and the twelve loaded cars attached to
1t, had passed over the man, cutting his body in
half and tearing one arm from its socket, and
OF course killing him instantly. His name was
Nathaniel Holmes, carpenter. He leaves a
wife and five children. IL is supposed that he
lac, While under the influence of liquor. fallen
uIon the track and was trying to crawl off of il
when the train overlook him.
a. " +. K. Reconstruction trains now
crcss the bridge over OccOquan Creek, at Col.
chester, daily, and the track from that point to
QuanticO, distance of twelve miles. is being
mile day. IL is expected that trains will run
through TO Richmond in six weeks at the
fUTthest.
The FISHERY.-FishtOwn, which for some
time past has looked, now begins to smell like
the Flshtown of yore, and THU may be said to be
tie height of the season. Among the arrivals
there this morning was the steamer Harbinyer
from Clifton and Dipple Landings, bringing
lJ1,VO herring, 600 shad, two tons of large
rock and great many tailOrs and perch-the
largest cargo received here this, and some saw
Tor many previous seasons. The seine at Chan
mans Landing was dipped for the first time this
season, Yesterday, and the catch of the first haul
was 14t0 shad, in addition 70 the large number
Of other fish.
market house Is again suspended on account OF
the scarcity of bricks, and will perhaps not he
resumed again before the middle Oh May.-Ga-
-tftc, last srsRiHg.
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CONDENSED Locals.

Tie re mains OF the late Mrs Maria Stetsor
were ioTW arded 70 IlttletOn, Mass, this after
noon, Tor inteTmeht.
People who advertise only once in three
M Eths forget that most folks can't remember
any thing longer than about seven dlAvs.
1he beneficiary entertainment which takes
Place at Masonic Hall tonight, promises TO be
one Of more than ordinary interest. See adyer-
It's meut.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening at IiDeoln
Hall, our citizens will have AN op3artuuitv to
hear the western lay preacher OF Chicago, d.
J.. Moody, Isl. See advertisements
Haii-faTe Tickets from Washington to Cincin-
matt and return, good for fifteen DAYS from the
18th instant, have been issued by the Penrsyl-
wanna Central Railroad Company.
he Postmaster General yesterday directed
TIE establishment OF a new post office AT Mont
IO-e. this District, and appointed Charles
hCbinsCp postmaster.
lie contest tor the spsakerShioO OF the house
OF Cvi6 atts Of the legislative assembly seems TO
have narrowed down to "a struggle between Mr.
Charles J.. IiUse, the ex-speaker, and Mr. John
/, Murray, OF the sixth district.
III George ". Driver states that neither of
lie 2Ttie> 10 the aiiray in which the late j. W
tJ"F vas cut or stabbed were in OYSTER Bay
restaurant previous % the alteration hut that
they came down the avenue from the direction
q 18Th street.
N!. Il. I. NeTrick, the chairman of the Chi
C3.n relief committee has been CudeavOTing to
TO- the balance or the money voted for the
TeHCt Of Chicago, Geo. aud Governor
Cooke has expressed. Ais willingness TO advance
The re 1T '. ard await the action OF The COM
Eli~-iCLCI> Of tie sinking fund.
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~The Cincinnati Enquirer says Andrew
Johnson is too ambitious in character and ag-
ressiye in dispositiOn-has too many old resent
ments which he wishes to gratify-to permit him
to remain permanently ont OF public life.
rS"Mother,' said a little boy, "Pve 60 bad
head ache and sore throat, too" "Well, YOU
shall have some incidence" said the mother.
ats no matter" retorted the shrewd urchin
"Ive got 'em-but they don't hurt me-"
KTA Young lady was looking at a picture
representing pair of lovers in boat, with the
arm Of the lover gently eRfolding the waist of
is dulcina, when she innocently remarked,
How natural!"
eSrIn the Euskilda Bank OF Stockholm the
clerkships are all filed by young women, who
for the last seven wears have fully met the re-
quirements of the bank as well as young men
could do.
ga newly converted Kansas reporter thus
notices a minstrel troupe: - For those who do
not consider il Fin to witness minstrel shows
this entertainment will furnish a pleasant re-
Taxation from the revival NEE tings."
ga lady who was very submissive and mod
est before marriage was observed BY friend &c
use her tongue pretty freely after. There was
Time, he remarked" when almost ina yined
she had no league" Yes said The hUsb.nd
with sigh, "but it's very, rsry long nee ~
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IIE BoAEp or PUBLIC WORKS have directed
81. \'l the contract clerk. to prepare a con-
tTact with NT. jackson Humphrey 10 furnish
l-a'y tree boxes, three hundred 20 be Furnished
icr week, for use Of the board. Also a contract
VII ttCrge W. GOOdali Tor putting the neces-
SaTy laterais on street, between 18th ana 5-tb
streets northwest. Also, a contract with j p
crawford q Co. 20 grade and pave with the
81 hSLAN pavement the carriageway OF q
street northwest, from 9th TO 18Th street The
contract with Mr.. A. Campbell for laying sewer
III Past Capitol street has been extended 50 a.
." embrace the sewers on said street between
1T and ii streets east. A contract has also been
ordered with NesSrS. Williams and Beckett for
grazing Tth street northwest, from NJ 10
>ir,tt>, including setting cuTbs and relayng foot
IaNtMtEtS.
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OLD No.) NEW (NEw No.
7r ass sr.} SPRING STOCK z4 aae ST..
PAPERHANGINGs. PICTURE FRAMES,
WINDOW SHADES,
PICTURE CORD AND TAS>ELS. &c.
The Largest ASSORTMENT IN the District. OF Foreign
and Domestic Manufacture, now open at
N A Il II RlTER'S.
Nc. $50 9TH street, bet. and SITS, doors above
Odd Fellows, Ball. New No. 439J
FAPERHANGiNGS.
large selection Of rich Gilt Patterns, Of entirely
new ard unique designs, in stripes, sc, including
the" Dolly Warden, "'' Imperial,"" BrccaIe," and
other rich and styles in Gilt and plain, with
appropriate borders. Also large and select stock of
b. orders, centers ranging in price from l21s cts
to "a per piece, large portion Of which were made
specially 10 order. 40 inch plain suits, for panel
ing, with gilt rod or finishing plain. Also patent
for paneling halls, yestibules, Specimen panels
eXhibited.D Orders for every description of plain
and decorative PaperhaIging executed in the best
manner. -
in Gilt, alnut, &c, solid oval and oval, from card
TO portrait size Velvet Franz for porcelain pi,,-
tbrts; Card Frames in great variety; Box Frames
for wIesths. Frames made 10 order.
WINDOW SHADES, PICTURE CORD AND
different sizes and colors. Also, Wire Center Pic
ture Cord, Gold Plated and Timed Wire Picture
Cord, Porcelain and Plain Head Picture Nails,
BIZ gs, &c: Window Shades n ade 70 order.
PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, CHROMOS &c
Admitted but choice selection, in appropriate frames,
always in store on exhibition and sale cheap
All orders for PaperhangiDgs, Window Shades, or
Picture Frames punctually filled, AMI satisfaction
guaranteed. Terms Cash. u.pxp1rp,
No. 4s6 9Th street, between y and sts;
arl3- i'm New No 1872
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IrF TLT sTEEs Of The Toner Lectures" met
~ thursday evening, The 18th instant and for
ha-lN afcTIted the trust and assumed the man
az rnent OF the fund conveyed by Dr. Toner for
TIE purpose 81 procuring and defraving the ex-
Itnscs o. two or more annual memoirs or lectures
81 II, t;ea: SUBJECTS containing new facts fully
established by experiment or obs,rvatior, ;, ~
WHEN reference has heretofore been made i'm
1HE STAE. TO give effect to the trust. the
uuS'tt> organized themselves into a board, OF
Which they elected Prof. Joseph Henry pTe.i-
Gent, and IlT- = VI. Toner secretary and treaSu-
TeT. ard adopted rules and regulations for its
GoVtfnEeTt The trustees are. therefore now
ftacy 70 receive communications or letters rela-
tive 70 the production OF memoirs. under the
auspices OF this trust, from physicians and
sCltIt>'S engaged IH original inyeS-i g4tonS tht,
medical science.
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APPLICATION FOR PARDoN.-Messrs. A. g.
ltddle and y. Il. Tustin have filed a petition
with the Attorney General for the pardon of DR.,
,. T. Sbuman who was convicted in the Crimi-
nal Court in July last OF manslaughter in causing
the death OF Henrietta Paddon, and sentenced
10 ~ years IN the Albany pententiary. The
petition Is signed by the jurors who tried him
and quite number OF citizens, most OF them
having signed more on account of his family
than himself, and with the understanding that
he viii not embark in the same business asain
and viii not live in this District.
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491 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Next door To National HofaI
DROPOSALS FOB LAYING IRON WATER

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, DISTRICT OF CoLuMBIA,l
WARRINGTON, ID c., April IL, Is72 Z
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this Office
until THUksDAY, April IS, at noon, { n the laying
Ia the city OF ashington, Seventy thousand Linesl
Feet tmore or less) Of inch Iron Water Pipes,
Special Castings. and Stop Cocks.
Specifications for the same can be seen at the office
Of the Water Re- gistrar.
Succe ssful bidders will be required :, give salts.
factory bond as security for the faithful perform
Of the contract.
The Board reserves the RICH: TO reject any or all
the hiss
Bids must he directed ts the Vie President ard
ef Public works Indol sed - Prup sails for Laying
Water mains >
apis,d ALEX. L. S5EPHEaD Vice President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-20

Louis SPoNIER, 1916 street has lust op-ned
large stock of fine Wines, Liquors aud i'm port
ed Havana Cigars. Having 4 long experience
IN this business, can furnish a first class arti
Gle at extremely low prices.
CHEvIoT SUITS for Gentleman, domestic ami
Il reign goods. from SO to So. handsome
assortment of choice articles. A superior as
sorlmrnt OF Cashmere Suits, some very large
One price only. GEO. C.. HENNING
No. 40 9TH street northwest.
justice TO WHOM IT BELONGs.-In Justice
10 one OF our most enteTpriSing citizens, who's
energy and activity have secured for himselfa
talr share of public patronage, we publish the
following card, which explains itself:
10 he PdOhc.-As there are certain merchants
who ridicule the idea of advertising, and say
tHat IL is only intended to make newspaper IN IN
rlCh, and who at the same time claim that they
never devote dollar to such a purpose and vet
resort to mean expedients to reap the benefits OF
'hCSe VINO 60 advertise, j feel il due to myself
ana 10 ray patrons 70 state that have no branch
store IN Washington, and none save that of my
hccp-sklrt and corset factory, at i0S 1th street,
IbtelIlge ncer building. Ladies in search of nv
establishment will please remember the name
and the number, Charles Baum, i08 eth street
ihaLkinl Tor past tavors, beg leave TO inform
the public that | have lust received nv new
>ITIg stock, Including all the novelties in hoop
skirts, corscts, kid gloves, human hair, trim
mIngS, the most complete stock of fancy and
plain hosiery, and lsdieS' furnishings, all of
which are spVCialtics, and thai / will enicayb
In the future, as in the past, so TO conduct nv
business az 10 continue to secure the conf Ience
OF The ladies of Washington, the efforts of enc
mics and malicious persons 10 the contrary not
~lths'anding. Charles Baum, los tn street, pc
tween ID and l..
a NEGLECTED CCUGH, Cod or Sore Throat
which might he checked by a simple remedy,
IKE " BTO1cR'S Bronchial Tr0cteS," if allowed Il,
progress, may terminate seriously. eo3
LIKE REGULARS OH dress parade the teeth
should always be scrupniouSly clean and free
from blemish. Keep them in this condition
with the Incompatible SOzodoat, and when they
are veterans in the service they will still be as
Soou a. he"' WIS
CoRNs, Is UNIONS, BAD NAILS, &C.-Thaus-
ards are relieved at DIR. Whites establishment
80 10Th street, opposite United States Treasury
Washington, and North Charles street, Balti-
more.
DIR. LION, I'll l street, between 7th and sth
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. If
The MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the worl !; also,
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather S: FPS at
Hamilton & Pearson's, No. 4, Y. NJ. U. A. !:uiid-
ing, 9Th and ID streets.
A
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are re, l, ed
and made to order by Bempler. near Az STR, e.
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lNAUGURATIoN OF THE STATUE OF ST.
hA1THEw.-TO-mOrTOw, Dist instant. the cere-
monies at ST. Matthews Church will be of a
very interesting character. The anniversary OF
The dedication Ot TIE church will be celebrated
and spiritual retreat or mission " iii be OPENED
ny NE faNSonist hers. Solemn high mass
will lie cEartcd At II o'clock a. m. with sermon
by Rev. Father Charles, &. z. After yesperS
n the afternoon at O'Clock, the statue OF ST
Va 'htW, Apostle and Evangelist, and patron
Of The church, will be inaugurated by a solemn
ceremony, with appropriate music by the or
chcstTa and choir, and discourse suitable to
'be occasion. This statue was executed AZ Mu-
tich, Is feet 10 inches high, and will be placed
n the niche over the main entrance TO the
church.
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DISHONEST DEALINGS WITH THE DEAD-A
special committee of the board of supervisors OF
Brooklyn has been appointed to investigate the
charge made against the cOroners of the county,
that of crowding the bodies of several paupers
into ore box, and then charging the county for
collins for each.
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A TERRIFIC TORNADO passed over the upper
portion OF South Carolina last night. The mar
ket house at Columbia was blown down, and
siXty-two houses in the town OF Chester were
torn from the foundations. Four colored per
sons were injured by the falling houses, but no
one was killed. The loss at Chester is estimated
at sc .OCO.
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y NEW RADICAL REPUBLICAN CLvR Or
CAMILLA meeting Wa held last night AZ
Union i-dEue Han, hlr II. \. 4lIfnthf chair
and X. W ItLipkiUS secretary. tor the purI,O.e
- Organizing a Radical Republican Club i'm the
l'i>5tiet ca Columbia. The circular calling the
meeting Nas read. II was signed BY Ii. C. Sher-
~, v. II. Slater, Is. II. l. Crowley. q. b. s
" vail. r. W. Ten .biuS, ,InO. r. Cook and j
H. BROOKS Nr. Slater Submitted resolution
Stttli forth the necessity OF such an Org3ulZa-
tion. and that all the District Offices should be
made elective. After discussion. which was
participated IN by MtssT>. J. W. Green r. w
JomFklnS. Z. II. Hulse. r. A. Boswell ID r
Cahlil. G ii. Marshall and Henry Himber. the
resolution was adopted. and the following Off
Gers were elected: +. A. Boswell. president.
'oi.ih> nIISCI and thaS- Champion, vice presi-
dentS; ". II. Slater. treasurer. Chas Y D,1y
lass secretary, and ii. \. Hall chairman OF the
executive committee. TIE executive committee
i 20 CONSIST OF sINiy-slN members, three from
each district.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-The Supreme Lodge
of this order has been in session in Baltimore
this week. Yesterday several amendments TO
the following Off GERS were eected:-S V
Samuel Read, of New jersey; s. c., H. c.
Berry, of Illinois; 5. V. c., :. S. Davis, OF New
Hampshire; :. X. and Z. s., G. VI. Barton ire
elCctcd,) of District OF Columbia; =. y. w, l.
Porter, of Pennsylvania; ). e., w. h. Kennedy.
OF Ohio; :. L. s., &. III Hodson, of West Virginia;
). y. s., James II. Weeks, of Iowa.
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THE COURTS.

POLICE Coz RT, JUa,ge SaeU-To-tlaV Charles
Williams, colored, assault and battery on Bet
tie Ford; fined So. John Mitter, larceny of
oranges; sixty days in Jail. johanna Brosnan,
drunk and profane, forfeited his collateral-s5.
ference hilburn and William F. Fenlon, vag-
grants; sent TO the farm. Blanche Davis, drunk
ard prOfane in Lineup alley; fined 50. Thos
Toomts, charged with stealing fish net valued
al So, from Robert Adams, an old colOred fish
erman. Adams had set his gillnet at Bartho-
lows wharf Tor herrings, and had left it for a
few moments, bat when he returned it was
gone, and he found il this morning at GeisbOro'
III possession of ToOmbs. ToOmbs asked time
70 bring marine of whom he claimed to b ave
orrowed it. The judge, not putting much faith
IN his story nor in the marine, fined him SO.