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National Republican., 1873-12-03
eKoRakrowN SCHOOL TRUSTEES
Coed sn.w,.s for N.,e.ser.

Last night the nrst meeting Of the newly
sppotsses board Of trustees Of the public schools
Of Georgetown was held at the oustoa,-houss.
Mr. ". W. Curtir, the treasurer and secretary
Of the old board, called the meeting 70 order,
and Anthony Hyde, esq, was unanimously chosen
a. president Mr. Curtis was then chosen secre-
tary. This gentlemen, A. treasurer OF the old
board, submitted his report 70 November ],
showing amount received on account OF teach.
ers' salaries, So amount Of salaries paid,
gent expenses, u ,6s3 %, oil OF which had been
paid out except tia2 50, which h on deposit 70
ihe credit Of the fund. lie also prsaeuted list
Of unpaid bills, aggreRating u ,290.li, among
them bills for examining titles, 40, BY VIM. A.
Gordon, tia5; for recording deeds, $3.50.
bill OF Mr. Grimes for school supplies, SIS. 20
was presented and ordered to be paid .vhcr
funds shall be In hand
The treasurer's report, with accompanying
papers, ives ordered referred TO committee O.
one, and Mr.. Monitt was appointed ~ that CON
mittec. ri rIfr
Mr.. Danlap was continued as . committee OF
the admission Of pupils.
Two metallic geographical medals were re
ceived from General Richard r. Cruikshank, Y
be awarded o. the dlscseuon Of the board. Ac
ton a. 10 dlspoeiug OF these mcdaia WAa deferrc,
until futdre meeting, and the thanks Of tn
board rendered to the donor.
Superintendent Wilson submitted report 70
i the month Of November, showing total numbe
| Of pupin at end Of the month 100, none dia
missed during the month; 100 cases OF tard,uess
schools, ail told; psrcentAse OF attendanos 70
Tue board adjourned without transaotius an
further business,
National Republican., 1873-12-03
NOTICES or NEW ApvERrrsKMkNrs
willard hall 10 Ha;.I
A loan Of a, 900 wanted.

A loan Of 1000 wanted.
Zee notice Of n. II. Warner.
A ticket 10 Mobile, Aiabams, for sale.
A frame houss of thrse rooms for sale. Il
A handsome par Of dafk bay horses for sale.
House No. Ias Twentieth street west for sale.
"The Congressional Record" for sale by j. Q.
cssissss u SSSs h,sss u nooea n saf
hams.
Mrs. ). wels.enborn, hair goods, No, 2ac Thlr.
tecnth street.
me ossss rsasassss ASSOCIATION yin meet
this afternoon.
Rev. -. stinc, Of Leavenworth, Ksrsas, will
lecture this evening.
LAtlmer oieary xih sell large lot Of ladies'
asd gents clothing. 10, tomorrow morning.
The forty-nrst matinee musicale Of the WASH
lngton coaserys,oJ 0t Music win take place
this evening.
iLatmer Cloary will sell. on Thursday, De-
cember 4 at 10 q. m, the fixtures and furniture
OF the D$okson h0pse.v Lrrv rwI n HN
b. II. WafAaf ms postpoaci The saie Of twt
residences on N street, near Ninth, until satur
day, December Q, at tp. m.
u. II. Warner will sell, on Saturday, Decembel
81, at O'Clock ,. h, thrcc-story and bascmen
brick dwelling and back building on Rhode
Island avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
National Republican., 1873-12-03
RECORD OF FIRE.

AT ogdensburg, N. Y, yesterday, the Eagle
block, occupied by j. II. Valery, J. II. Austin,
and Nathan Frank, dealers iu dry goods, was
nearly destroyed BY IRE. Loss very heavy.
At . late hour last night . disastrous fre oc.
Cured at Elkin's coal oil refinery, situated al
Fiftieth street and Lancaster avenue, Phila-
delphia. The loss Is not known, but Will be
heavy.
The sack factory OF Arkeii a Smith, at Albany,
N. Y, was destroyed by nre on Monday. The
nre was caused by the expansion OF gasoline
None OF the machinery or stock was saved. Loss
SiO0 600; insurance 81, 900. one man was burned
10 death and others were injured. Three smal
buldngs nearvh factory were also burned.
The loss on them is slight,
National Republican., 1873-12-03
CHARITY.
Meeting efthc womcn's Christiau A.socia-
linn.

Meeting erthc women's Christiau Associa-
tlou.
Yesterday afternoon, at O'Clock, the board Of
directors Of this charitable institution Aeld ther
regular monthly meeting at the Home Of the
Association, on Thirteenth street. between r
and =.
Mrs. VIM. Stickney, president of the board,
| occupied the chair, and Mrs. BAscom, the secre.
tary, reported the condition OF the aifatrs Of the
| association rs eminently satsfactory. statis-
tics submitted by the employment and foster
home committees showed that thlrty-svo chll-
dren and sixteen adults are at present cared fol
| at the Home, while employment Is being OBJ
| tained by many through tho employment agency
at Its office, over Davis fancy store, 70 which
Mrs. Hawes is giving an exclusive and unsalaFisd
| superintendence.
The report OF mrs. DIR. J. Taber johnson
showed about s., 900 In the hands OF the assocla.
| ti0n.
Committees were appointed 10 collect and
| summarize the results OF the present year'l
labors 10 submit In the annual report OF the a.
| ISOLATION to the public OF Washington at the an
nual meeting to be held In January next.
The association has secured valuable and ex,
tensve real estate on Thirteenth street, belfeer
| X and s, and erected temporary frame buildings
answering Its Immediate purposes, which are
comfortably furnished and occupied as befor,
Indicated.
| The association , entirely benevolent as III
| support Is entirely by charity. Its benefits ar,
free to the worthy, without distinction, and II,
| forthcoming annual report will show praise
worthy undertaking, energeticaliy and intelli
gently administered.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
shadow Catchers.

The annual meeting Of the Photographic Asso-
citation Of the District Of Columbia was held at
the gallery Of Mr.. J. orville johnson last night,
and the following oriicers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, E.sS. Pullman; nrst
vice president, T. j. Blcksler; second vice presi-
dent, J. j. Gardner; third vice president, L. G.
Dillon; recording secretary, q. N. Bell; CORE
spending secretary, y. q. Mills; treasurer, O.
Dodge; executive committee, y. OFT, y. +. Rice,
After the election had been concluded, the mem
bers were invited by MI. johnson to partake OF
q collation., to which they did ample Justice.
The association Is now In nourishing condition,
and, although only one year old, has thirty -four
names on its roll or membership.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
BRIEF TKIEGRAMls.

The Kentucky Library drawing has been post
poned until March 81, 1874.
The customs ofticials at New Orleans yester-
day seized two hundred thousand cigars snug
gled from Havana.
At Augusta, Me-, yesterday morning, the mer-
curry ranged from 9J to 90 degrees below zero In
various localities. A driving snow storm CON-
menced at Q p. IN.
The publishers Of the Pilot and Clarion oflioes
at Jackson Miss, requested their printers to re-
duce rates to 30 cents per thousand, and to make
q corresponding reduction on weekly wages, the
price per thousand ems being IS cents. The
typographical Union declined TO make any con.
cession. The Pilot publishers do not insist, bu,
the Clarion does, and the hands OF the lattel
have all quit.
Yesterday, at Altoona, Pa, as the Paoinc Ex.
press train was coming into the depot the en-
gine jumped the track and swung around, throw
Ing the express car against one OF the iron posts
with such force as TO break IL OF, and cause one
third Of the depot to fall In on two express cars
and the baggage car, breaking them up badly.
The passenger cars, in which were number OF
passengers, barely escaped. A newrboy, named
Lungenfelter, was killed and several passengers
injured slightly. Loss over t50.O00.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
POTOMAC YRUIT GROWERS.
lstersssinG Nfsesiss Ycsserday-The Pre-
ducer and the Csssuner- Discussisa s'
the Auhlect.

1ntersssinG Meetisg YesserSay-The Pre-
ducer and the Csssuner- Discussiss on
tho ssbJcct.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Potomac
Fruit Growers Society was held yesterday at the
Board Of Trade rooms; Colonel J. X. Chamber
lain In the chair, and N. W. Pierson secretary.
Dr. snodRrass, chairman Of the committees on
sSs s"S; Woodiasn Agricultural society Tor the 90.
Operation ~ tn: E.cSiS held In October last At
A letter WAS recslved from the Kentucky Uni
yesty. acknowledging the receipt Of seeds from
Remarks were made on the letter by Messrs.
SnodRrsas, Daniels, Chamberlain and baul, who
referred 70 the fact that the university Y located
said recognition from the Kentucky Society
MT. S smith Ii n prsssstsd several vsr,sties Of pears
and apples, which were discussed and pro-
on motion aessrs. saul, Daniels, ,mith and
Chamberlain were invited 70 prepare paper on
the subject Of propasating new varieties Of
Mr. Stacy snowden presented three varieties
Of apples, which were pronounced 70 DO Oh the
Judge Gray called attention TO the necessity
producer, and claimed that the latter, BY not
selling directly 70 the former, far Price wa. was
chaser BY the neceasity Of buying from the
second party lthe huckster) they pay exorbl-
Il t1nt prices. He referfod 70 efticies WHtten oh
this subject, wherein II was advocated the for
nation Of cooperative union, ali Of which he
indorsed.
Col. Daniels stated that this subiect had
claimej his attention for long time, and In ad-
vocacy Of the producer Y ~ vri0en several
articles on the sabiecs he auee4 VIII Jedge
,n: ;Ss s9Ss' s s .o 3 ss nsCss
sty Of selling 70 the huckseerl.
| The subject vas debated further BY Messrs
Raul, snodgrass, Bryan and Chamberlain; aftei
which Col. Daniels snnounced that COW vention
would Be held for the purpose Of discussing thia
question, end moved that i've delegates be ap.
pointed frua this society TO attend the same and
advocate the interest Of the fruit growers. The
motion was adopted, and the Chair appointed
Messrs. Danieis, Chamberlain, HowlAnd, GrAy
aud Saul - the dele8Ates.
DR.. ]. BrainArd exhibited aspccimen Of ths
Mr. Saul displayed the Winter Nelis, Easter
Beurrc, Inconnen, IT. Van MorrisJ Dryenr
d'Alencon, soutault, Rxcellentesstmo, Beurrt
Langalies.
d, o, Munson aud Dr. Rowland wore appointed
COMMITTEES 70 nominate ofhcern for the ensuing
year, and report the same at the next meeting
Adjourned. -.. ~ ..' rr
National Republican., 1873-12-03
Church Festival.

The ladies' OF Union chapel, on Twentieth
street, continued their very pleasant festival
and oyster supper at their church last night.
Besides the substantial entertainment Afforded
by the sumptuous repast, the graceful and cul-
tured attentions shown BY the pastors wife and
her corps OF assistants made the hour pass
ease with which Mrs. Fannie Calvert and Mrs.
stewart discharged the duties OF hostess was
highly commendable. The pastor announced
the continuance OF tne ieslvM to-hlgnt, und
which will assemble to hear the lecture OF DR..
Tolson, on Thursday night, to sup with them
after the lecture.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
BOARD or HEALTH.
Thc Gerbeac servIcc-Duty Of the ~
mover Of Dead Animals.


Tao Gerbeac service-Duty Of the RE- |
mover OF Dead Animals.
A meeting Of the Board Of Health was held
last night. Mr.. Marbury submitted several bins;
which were ordered TO be paid when funds are
In hand.
me health of,oer submitted his weekly report;
Ths secretsay presented Communications on
Mr.. Msrbury called attention 70 the fact that
Governor Shepherd hal removed. or rather NOT
reeppolnted, several garbage collectors, snd
In this service. lie recommended that section
nvo OF the code, respecting the garbage service,
Thc section provides "That n shall he unlsw.
fol, except by special perniason OF the Board OF
baee collector Who inay have been appointed BY
the Bosrl Of Health Of the District of Columbia,
| according to law, TO collect or remove any gar
| bago from the cities before mentioned, or for
thorizcd collector 20 collect and remove the
| same; and any person offending against the pro-
| VISIONS OF this resolution shall, upon conviction,
| forfeit and pay fne Of go for each offence"
The subject was laid over until the next meet
Dr.. Bliss moved that committee Of two be
70 tho garbage service, whioh sss Adopted, and
the Chair appoin'ed frot J. n. i~nssson and
lHt CuhU hppOlntou mesrIb, bits., LhuHstpu
| and Verdi committee to receive the delegates
from the different health boards who will visit
Washington on the 9ist Of January, 10 attend
the national convention to be held On that date.
The question OF the duty Of the remover OF
dead animals was DISCUSSED, during which DE-.
Bliss referred TO the fact ot gentleman having
paid one dollar for having IN animal removed in
The vicinity OF an excavation which necessltated
the remover 10 be placed at extra trouble. The
gentleman after voluntarily giving the dollar
lodged complaint At the health once OF the fact
; OF the remover taking the amount which was
} made known TO tho board by the health officcr
Mr.. Langston strongly opposed the boan
: taking any action In the matter Whatever, as u
: soon Ms the contractor heard OF tho Transaction
! the amount was returned.
! Dr. Bliss thought the health oiiioer had per
! formed his duty by referring II to the board, bu
after careful search Of the records he (Dr. Bliss
had found that there was nothing relating to II
u He favored referring the subject " the or,ll
, nance committee for examination.
Mr.. Marbury favored the reference.
Mr.. Langston discussed the question further
during which he stated that the remover did no
ask for the dollar, but that the amount va
given to him voluntarily. He did not think tn
o contract with Mr.. sawyer should bc interfere
with.
mi AFTER further discussion, and the reading 3
. tho communication from the health o11csf,
y which he asks for Instructions In the matte
Q the subject was referred 70 the ordinance con
Q mittcc, and the meeting adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
GENERAL CITY Nxws.

D. n. warner, asctsnser. lold ysssrdy sftsr-
son street, 70 Denis Barren, ct $3.50.
Pioneer Council, No. 4, Sons Of Jonadab, are
making preparations 10 give four grand sociables
thls season IN December, January, February,
| and March. .. ,.,,,.
Tne sood and ooal oncsiaf Z. Q. Bsam, On =
street, between slxth and Seventh, was cntered
on Monday ntght y thisysa esd efter rsnsaCh-
,ns ne uVcss % and gspsrs a,seinpssd % srs The
| for W. 4. Coz, trustee, at auction, lot IFS, In
square srs, with improvements, 70 y. Y. Hark.
ss,t;s ssts:s: ss;:s, Il ss e s,ss s
National Republican., 1873-12-03

The Maine State Association met at Temper
ancc ha, fMarinis) last evening to trsnsaljs pro-
limlRaIy business. The report OF the Last lmset-
Ing was read and approved. Mr. W. p. Freeman
reported the financial condition Of the asso-
citation, showing II to be In arrears s2o. The
following were elected a. oficers for the en-
suing year: President, W. r. Freeman; Vice
president, A. T. G. Dodge; secretary, N. H.
cOmmittee-First district, J. @. Patterson
second district, T. p. Cleayer; Third district, W.
r. Smell; Fourth district, Charles Lowell; Fifth
district, y. r. Holden. The president and vice
president were empowered to consult with tho
executive committee concerning s0clables
Three hundred dollars were received for duea.
Adjourned,
National Republican., 1873-12-03
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Salt. .Asaiust the state Trsasury-
Inluuostou Recessed.

Inluncttou Hcfssed,
RaIEIgH, N. c.. Dec. a.-Judges Bond snu
Brooks, Of the Circuit Court Of the United states,
to-day refused 70 gran, an injunction asainst
the state treasury In the suit Of Alfred Self and
other special tax bondhoders vs.. David A. Jen-
kins, public treasurer Of North Carolina. the
following Is tho decision Of Judges Bond aud
Brooks:
In the case of Self vs.. jenkins, treasurer, we
have concluded to announce the opinion OF the
court without at this tlme giving our reasons for
the conclusion to which we have cons. The
pressure OF the ordinary business OF tho term
upon our time wouid prevent our doing so salts
factorliy At this moment. We are OF opinion,
nrst, that the acts OF the General Assembly Of
North Carolina OF isIO-'Ti, which were intended
TO modify or repeal the acts Of 1888 90, are un.
| clause Of the Constitution Of the United states
which forblds the state 10 pass law impairnp
| the obligations Of q contract. We sre Of opinion
| that bona fde holder Of bond issued under tht
acts In question Is not precludcd from receiyinp
the amount Of his debt because the fact is thal
At the time OF issuing his bond the state bonu'
WIRE not at par, nor by reason OF the non-fnlnll
ment OF any OF the previous conditions Impose,
upon the Legislature before u issued the honda
Il Ia sunicient, we think. " the power 70 issn,
the bonds is given and was exercised. IN
Legislature, and not the purchaser, Is to see
the fulnllment OF the conditions imposed, upoi
however, that II Ia not shown that any irrcpara
BILE injury is likely TO occur 10 the complainant
by reason Of any proposed action OF defendant
and we shall therefore refuse the inluncuo
PRAYED and let the complainant await whatcvc
relief he may be entitled 10 after final hearing
National Republican., 1873-12-03
THE COUNTS.
ssprsss Csurs q the Uaised States.

sspress Csurs sf the United States.
TUESDAY, December d is7a
sSop. %GSn sa q q cSc.so nj m mas.,st Tss .a psns
prsctos q an attorney and counselor Of this
No. iss. The stesmbos. Ana. appellant W.
Tho security Insurance Company On motion
Of Mr.C. n. Keller, in behalf ot counsel ordered
oy the Court that the appeal In this cause be
No is WI wm cola h.ss psr g: sSpssn 81 s
jasper van wormer st Al. me argument Of this
cause was continued BY Mr.. X. J. Bennett, OF
sSSnse Ss.s e; ny the and y NJ
X. y. Bennett, for the ap2ellants. n
No. i2e. solomon @. Kitchen. appellant vs,
e. RsSe1s e a. Ts n ssuss Hss su
pellant and By NJ. N. Blair. for the appelees.
Adjourned until tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
Circuit Csurt-Nr. Justice Hssphreys.
This court was engaged a. follows yesterday:
W; q. barry W. Dunlop MarburJ. Verdict
T. A. Clsi6suah vs.. ". II. Uppcrmau. Judg-
msnt Of condemnation.
CASES TO-DAY.
The following cases were assigned for trial To-
day; Nos ls4, fsI, 100, 10, %, "a H. S. 19i, Is9
ioS, "a iCs 81 Slsa aPpeais5 sai, is. % and ~
Special Term-Judss wylie.
The December term Of the Equity Court was
opened BY Mr.. Justice wyne yesterday morning,
| and large amount Of business was transacted.
Houston Vs. nines. Decree for sale, and ap-
Disney vs.. Wheeler Order making pro con-
tesso aosoute, and Of reference TO auditor to re-
Fofsyth VS.. Philips. Decree substituting N.
n. Maury as trustee, In place Of J. q. Kennedy.
| Easily ys. kasby. Decree ratifying sale to
Essex VS.. EsseX. Case submitted. Decree ap-
pointing J. II. Hammond trustee 70 sell.
Taibuut vs.. Washington City and Point Look
out Railroad Company. Order to Issue restrain
ing order.
Margaret A. Hunter VI. A. J. Hunter. De-
cree OF divorce from the bonds OF matrimony,
and giving plaintiff custody Of children.
Decree Of divorce from BOND Of matrimony.
Emily King VI. Luther King. Decree OF di.
voroe from de bond Of matrimony. -
Barney Brown W. Louise Brown. Decree Of
divorce from the bond Of matrimony. Ad.
jourued.
Criminal Cssrt-Ckief JastIcs Cartier.
This court was engaged - follows yesterday
Elxy 0rggs, AsaAult and battery with intent Il
Kill Jarrett Brown, 90 the 18Th Of July Last. The
evidence was 70 the effect that Griggs went on {
and attacked him with dirk knife, innictins q
ugly wound In the back, about eighteen incht
In length. Tho Jury found verdict Of guilty,
sSs S.,n@ " ss sor %spSy q ",
That be caught brown win his wife, and Rs did
not intend 10 kill him. He was sentenced u
two years In the penitentiary. hr.W. M Evan
prosecuted, and Gen. Mussey appeared for th'
Ths following District license cases were a
signed for to-day; y. ]. Brooke, Thos. y. Donald
son, Catherine Dun, Peter Donnelle, Thos. Hu'
jacob 3. Lyons, NicRael McCAfty, CHARLES Ger
hardt Margaret Byrne, Mary Reynolds, Edward
Mccormick, ltwo cases,l @. Eckley, CHRISTOPHER
Msdes. VIM. scherger, q. Rber. Robert Farrell
National Republican., 1873-12-03
DISTRICT IMPROVEMENTS.
Orders by the Heard OF PubIIc wor

Orders by the Board Of Public Works.
Mr.. X. L. Da Barry, superintendent Of the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad, has been rs-
quested to have the space between the tracks on
the Denning-bridge road and Anacostia road
planked, As the crossings at these points arc very
been directed TO put an 1S-lnch pipe culvert In
the Swart road. The superintendent OF streets
has been directed to have plank footwslk laid
on !, between Twentieth street and Connecticut
avenue. A l2-inch pipe sewer has been ordered
on the west side OF Connecticut avenue, be-
tween L and N streets. The superintendent OF
roads has been directed to make the necessary
repairs on sheridan road, In Hillsdale.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
RECORD OF CRIME.

John Christopher was fatally stabbed by Fatty
White yesterday In New York. B)th were
roughs.
Isaac d. Hatch, who Killed Ofilcer Burns In
New York on Monday night, has been arrested
and placei In the T0mbs.
1t Ia reported that Woodward, one Of the New
York ring thieves, Ia on his way home, havlni
secured Immunity BY turning States evidence
and that his testimony will implicate q larg'
number Of persons in the ring robberies hereto
fore unsupported.
The examination OF Mike McCoole, the pugi
list, for the murder OF PAtsey MAnley, about
month ago, which has been going on Tor SOM
days past at St. Louis, has closed, and McCoo
has been held In the sum OF $4,000 on charg'
Of murder In the second degree.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
THE PAPAL SUCCESSION.
Reported sacce..er 10 Piu. TX.

Heported Successor 20 PIns IN
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-The London Hour says it
has trustworthy Information that by privately
expressed wish OF Plus TX. fne cardinals have
been in consultation and selected Cardinal
Peccl, Archbishop Of Perugia, for tho next
Pope. He was horn In 1900, and became cardl-
nal In lsa1; Is n haru-working bishop, and IL
called an ulIramuntane, hut w0lld no doubt live
on terms OF amltY with the Italian Government.
Cardinal PecCl.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
TAX LIEN CERTIFICATES.
ExamIaa,iea Of tho Law % the ssbIe

Examinaiioa Of the Law % the subIcct.
The law In relation 70 giving deeds for prop
crty sold In default Of payment Of taxes has
been examined by W. A. Cook, by direction Of
tho Governor, with the view Of ascertaining
whether assignments Of certificates Of tax sales
are legal, and whether the Governor would DO
certificates by assignment, and reports that, "As
there u no provision for an assignment Of corti-
ncates, nor for the execution OF deeds BY any
other than the purchaser" the assignment IL
illegal, and the Governor would not DO justified
In making deeds on such assignments.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
ITEMS PROM NEW YORK.
,ld closcd ycsterIlay al ,iM :.

Gold closed yesterday at ties'..
The customs receipts yesterday were s2iO,oOo.
Tne ub-Trcasurer paid out yesterday tIs,000
gold on account Of interest, and toi0o0 for called
bonds. the associated banks hold f3I,i35, 100.
Tue suspension OF j. II. Herrick a Co., cotton
and produce merchants, was announced late
yesterday In the Cotton Exchange. Mr.. llerrlck
declined 10 make statement for publication.
meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce was
held yesterday afternoon TO discuss the majority
report Of the committee on resumption Of specie
payments. After . long discussion the report
WAS adopted, and the meeting adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
SUDDEN DISAPPEARANCE.

A Citizen OF south wsshinstsn DIississ.
II. 7. b. Gray, reading at the corner Of Sixth
and II streets southwest, left his home suddenly
Monday, since which time nothing has been
heard Of him. Previous to his departure he
wrote letter and left It on his bureau, In which
he said he had determined TO commit suicide
owing TO depressed spirits. Ills family arc very
uneasy concerning his Whereabouts. and the
police, who have been notified, are on the look
out for him.