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From Washington.
PATENrErs' coSvENrfoN.
WASHINGTON. Dee. "a.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 81.
Hon. ], VI. Thatcher, assistant commits.
sioner of patents, together with Messls
Hamilton \. Hall and William b. Blake.
three members Of the permanent commit
tee, appointed hy the international patent
congress at Vienna. have issued call, in
vting all persons interested in the subject
of patent protection, 10 assemble in con-
vcntion ut Washington, January 18Th, for
the purpose of discussing this topic, and if
thought advisable, of organizing a United
States patent association. The call alludos
TO difficulties to which American inventors
are subjected in attempts to procure some
protection for their inventions in foreign
countries and states that the international
congress at Vienna authorized The mcmhor,
of the permanent committee 10 organize
branch associations in their respective
counties, and in generate adopt measures
IN aid of the movement for patent urolcc-
ton inaugurated there.
tNrEHNN REVENUE RECEIPTS.
New York, Dec u
\ Washington dispatch says the receipts
of the internal revenue bureau thus far this
month have been about SO 0Gj 900, and the
amount Of collections for the whole month
the commissioner thinks will reach $1,000
600 lie thinks there Is strong prohahil-
ily that the receipts for next month will
reach the average Of the months before the
panic begun of IS, 100000 The customs
revenue has been. mp TO the present time
this month. S1.0000nO. Last month it was
Sl1,j00. 900 hut December is a bad month
tor revenue compared with November. II
is now believed at the treasury department
that the increase of the debt for this month
will not I've more than 80 GOA. 900. and that
January will show no increase at ALL
SEW DODGE.
\ Washington dispatch says bin has
been framed and will be introduced after
the recess abolishing the Office of chief ius.
ticc, and 1t is reported to have the endorse
mcnt of several senator's It is conicndcd
that that officer should be selected hv the
senate, if at all.
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FIRST PAcE-A Christmas Suggestion
Fairhaven.
SECOND PAGE-Editoria Brcyilies and
Editorial "Tcll the Truth Christmas
Miscellany Characteristic speech Ivy Hon.
Thomas Fitch
1mpD PAGE locals Dn,hcs Christ
mas Presentation --latest news hy tclc-
graph.
FoUIrH PAGE-Ncrmont News \ Mid
dlcbury man robbed Miscellaneous
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a POSTAL NECESSITY. What is really
needed over the Rutland line, says the Free
Press, is a railway postal car" service, un-
der which each mail car is travelling post
office, with an adequate force of clerks,
and no temporary device which will make
the service what it ought to be and what
the public have a right to demand it shall
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Bennington.

The second dance of the Bennington So
cial Club came off last Monday evening at
Library Hall, and if anything was neces-
sary to show the feeling of larger number
of our prominent citizens, IN relation to
enjoying an evening in that manner the
fact that on that occasion large proper
ton of the elite of the village were assem-
bled, would prove conclusively that they
enjoyed themselves "whilc swinging the
dance. About sixty couple were present,
among them were representatives of the
bar the press, merchants, manufacturers,
and most all occupations were there repre-
scented The music was excellent the
company could not have been better Sc
lected, while the social feeling there ex-
hibtcd can only be found in Bennington
society, The orginators of the club have
the thanks of all for the enjoyment they
have thus far furnished, which is a sure
guarantee that it will continue to be- The
next one takes place Friday evening, Jan.
uary ID. b.
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Respectfully yours,

In publishing the above, the Free Press
remarks We saw Mr.. Cranes letter of
resignation, before it was forwarded to
Washington. 1t stated, in substance, that
though conscious of innocence for the de-
fault in his office, he desired to relieve the
department fromall possible embarrassment
in regard to his case, and accordingly ten
dcred his resignation. 1t was manly
letter, and in mannerand matter altogether
Crcditahlc to Mr. Crane.
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BosToN, Dee. 2i,
City Solicitor lleadley, to whom the
question was referred, gives it as his opin-
ion that women cannot legally serve on the
Boston school committee -Four women
were chosen to that position at the recent
election.
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The Vote on the Pennsylvania COnsti
tuition.

lIARRIsBUEGn, Pa, Dec, 81.
Complete official returns make the ma
orty for the new constitution l45, 100.
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Arrest of n Murderer.
IIAzLEToN, Pa, |

HAMEToN, Pa, Dee "a
John Doughcrty, implicated in the Story
murder on the 18Th, was arrested last night
in the lIarleigh mines. oougherty is only
nineteen years old He conlesscs to hay
ing been one of the party that committed
the murder.
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WALToN's VERMONT REGISTER, Farmers
Almanac and Business Directory for 1874.
The only Vermont Register published
Single copies, by mail, 10 cents Address
GLOBE Paper Co., Rutland.
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Shot in the Neck.

DOVER, n. H., Dec. 81.
George Ii. Smith was shot in the neck
by an unknown man this morning in the
School street school house, The city of
tiers $500 reward for the capture and con.
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There is no uc'ton but what the cele-
bratel Elmwool Collar Is the best paper
collar ever introduced. Allen & Drew have
lust received 5000 which they are selling
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Shapped hands, face, rough skin, pnples.
ring worm, salt-rboum and other cutancous al.
lectluus cured, and the skin made soft and
smooth, by using the Junip.r Tar SOM. mali
by CaSwcll, Hazard & Co., New York. Be Ger
IAN 70 get the Juniper Tar Soap, as there arc
are worthless. dpc9id .-utt'.
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Providence, Dee. "a,
Patience Watson, wife of Robin Watson
>colored), oyer eighty years old, was fatal
~ burned Monday when alone in her cot
Iagn at Attention.
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FIRE IN BURLINGToN About II o'clock
Tuesday night a fire was discovered in an
addition being built to two story building
on Pine street. The fire department was
promptly on hand, and the fire subdued.
Loss about $50
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The Firginims Middle.

HAVANA, Dee. 81.
The Diario tic la Marina of Tuesday
| claims that as the United States Attorney
General has decided that the Nirginius lille
| gal'y carried the American flag at the time
| of her capture, Spain must demand her
| restoration and that of her surviving pris-
Oncrs. 1t infers from the decision that the
Nirginius was II pirate, and the United
States government. besides restoration.
must give Spain satisfaction adequate to
| the offence Of requiring surrender. The
| Diario demands that the same vessel which
| received the Nirginius at Bahia Honda re-
turn her there, and that the Juniata bring
| the prisoners back to Santiago, because the
Nirginius was the legal prize of the lorna
do, and the prisoners can and should be
tried only by Spanish tribunals. Spain is
advised to be clement with them, and not
to employ the full force of the law The
Diario concludes with the hope that Gen
eral Sicklcs will not withdraw his rcsigna-
ton.
The Noz de Cuba declares Spain now
has the right to demand satisfaction from
the United States, ard the resignation of
Gen. Sicklcs is imperative in view of the
awkward and ridiculous position in which
he is placed. In order TO enforce her de
mands Spain requires a more energetic
Minister at Washington than Admiral Polo.
The Diario in another article bitterly
complains of the home Government 1t
says "No Spanish nation exists to-day
The nation is represented only by cgotisti-
cal parties. There is no war cry. There
fore our traditional enemies put their feet
on our necks. Had Spain been united the
Washington protocol would never heen
ratified. The nation would never have
permitted the shadow of such an outrage. "
The Junta, the Intendentc, and the lead
ing merchants continue to deliberate ON
plans for the salvation Of the financial cri-
sis. but the result is as far off rs ever.
WHAT THE LONDON TIMES SAYS.
LONDON, Dec. "a.
The Times of Wednesday morning, al
luding to the report that Spain has made a
demand upon the United States for the
restoration of the steamship Virginius and
the survivors surrendered at Santiago de
Cuba, says such action on the part of Spain
would be premature, despite the opinion of
| the Attorney General Of the United States
that the Nirginius had no right to carry the
American flag. Spain must wait until a
United States court has settled the case of
the vessel before proceeding further in the
matter
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Haitian, y. -. Dec. 81
\ letter from Plca.an, Bay. Inverness,
county, c. b., furnishes the following
which may throw some light on the iny-.c-
~ in which the fate of the missing steamer
Piclou is involved On the 18th of No.
vembcr great lieht was seen northwest Of
Pleasant Bay, probably ncarihe east point
Prince Edward Island Three or four DAYS
later the straits were visited by a heavy
gale, and Il consequent high sea. \ guam
tity of flour and dough, and burned stores
in abundance, were distinctly seen in the
bay, but owing to the rough weather moth
ing could he saved. Part of the cabin.
having "oilicors' room in large letters on
it. was picked up. The words 1--WE are ten
yet alive were cut in the panels with
some sharp instrument, On another beam
which was washed ashore was cut in plain
letters, "Only one man left" Another
board came ashore inscribed MS follows ::
"lf any person will find any of our bodies
we trust you will bury them dcccnty.7 \
boat twenty-five feet long has been found
in the bay Of st. Lawrence, G.. b and the
remains were washed ashore west Of this
place.
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OPERA HOUSE, RUTLAND.
THURSDAY Evening, DECEMBER %, 1879

or Mr.. Fitch, Mark Twain says I know hi
He IS fascinating speaker. 1 pledge ms
word that he VIII hold any audience willing
prisoners for two hours that can be gathered
before him. and no matter what subject hc
chooses he viii make his audience think the,
never listened to anything 50 delightful before
ADMISSION, With reserved seats, 80 cents
TcEotr for sale At !. b. Me"b'r'-, and at ta'
door
Doors open at ~. Lecture conferences ats.
dcC22ltd
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Sew YORK; STOCK ana Money Market.

NEw YORK, Dec. q.
LATEST MONETARY.
Business IA financial circles generally sus-
pended after the closingl of the stock Exchange
and Gold Room at O'Clock.
Tomorrow Will be closely observed as a legal
holiday. stock. Gold, Produce Cotton and other
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TO INTENTIONS

Patent owners, ana all Interested In Patent.
The Prospectus Of the New England A.gocia-
Ton Of Inventors and Patent OWn.r5 c0ntalu,
matters Of great importance to all Interested In
Patents and Inventions.
sent TO any address on application 10
H. +. TOWNSEND, Secretary.
dcc4Ol2W 1873 summer St, Boston, Mass.
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CUBAN MINORS.

There is a rumor here among Cuban rcfu.
gees that strong force of iillhusters has
landed near AIanzanllo, Cuba. but no credit
is given il. The greatest disappointment
prevails here at the dcc-ionof the attorney
general in regard to the Nirginius and the
Withdrawal Of the dcmAud for ,autc.
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New YORK, Dec 2i
a Key West dispatch says Last night
the Wyoming, under special orders. left
for Aspinwall to fetch the General Shcr-
man here
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Obituary.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 81.
John G. Hopkin, the wcalthiest citizen
of Baltimore, died this morning, aged
seyentvsix.
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If You want an interesting book ora pre-
sent for friend, buy the Green Mountain
Poets of Spauding * Co.
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The last report concerning Genet is that
he sailed Monday morning with an intimate
friend Of ex-senator Taylor of New Jer-
sey that they departed secretly from Jer-
scy City in the yacht VIM. A. Keency,
which WAS chartered for that purpose.
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A Christinns Presentation.

On Wednesday evening at s o'clock the
workmen connected with the wood depart
ment of the car shops Of the Rutland diyi-
sion of the Central Vermont railroad, as
sembled to the number of forty and pro-
ceedcd, under the direction of Mr.. William
DAVIS, to the residence OF their foreman.
John II. Mcintyre, on Spring street, to pay
their respects AMI leave with him testi-
monial of esteem. They were cordially
welcomed, and after the workmen had
been arranged Henry Clark, in their be-
half. addressed Mr. Mcintyre substantially
as follows;
Mr.. CLAHKs REMARKS.
Mr.. WcTntyre. -- You are undoubtedly
surprised To have your home invaded in
such large numbers by those who work UNI
der your direction. They come, however.
IN the spirit Of ''pcace and good will" to
tender You the congratulations of the sea-
son on this great festival evening OF the
Christian world IL is ever pleasant for
one who has the superintendent Of those
associated in common labor to feel that
he has their confidence and that his
methods of directing them in their daily
work meets their approval. feel assured
that this scene and the men who surround
me, give you ample evidence of the place
you have in their esteem.
| am directed by the workmen in the
car shop, who have worked under your i'm
mediate direction for the past eight
months, to present you this GOld MdiH,
as testimonial of their esteem, SAYING in
their behalf that while you have always
held them To strict performance of duty.
Nou have never forgotten what was due to
them as well as the C0mDaHY. While you
enforce discipline and order you treat them
civily and kindly They desire me to say,
also that it is pleasure to them to work
under your direction, and wish YOU 10 ac-
ccpt this Christmas present in token of
their feelings toward YOU.
In thoughtful manner. they remember.
also, that you are n member of bcncvo-
lent organization t. which you are strongly
and have put upon this chain n
Knights Templar's seal, bearing the en-
blems of the various masonic bodies with
which you are connected. as adding greater
value to the testimonial they bring you.
May these golden links serve to keep
bright in memory your associates in labor,
and this seal remind you of the fraternity
OF interest which ought to exist between
all men as one great brotherhood the objects
OF Common Fathers care. Accept this
gift in the spirit in which it is rendered hv
your fellow workmcn and may Heavens
richest blessings rest upon you and yours
is the earnest wish of those who call to-
night TO wish you "A Merrie Christmas
Mr. Mcintyre feelngly responded as
fnllnu.e
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DENNlsoN.s PATENT SHIPPING TAGS

over 200 millions have been used within III,
pasl yen ye9rs, without complaint Of loss by Ia.
becoming detached. All Express Companfr
ne them. Sold by Printers and statloncr
Everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
luhe2dd@wtf Wholesale Agents.
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To-day being Christmas day, the Rutland
post Office will be open as follows, viz
From 500 to 900 \. NJ.
From 1890 to 1870 +, NJ.
From $3.50 to 700 T.. NJ
Outside doors open from 800 A. ~ to
700 T.. NJ.
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~. Aibail. Market:
BrRLINGT0N. Dec. %.

III MINIMUM IOCs %
Editor Free Press and Times DEAR
SIR | hear it is often asked why Collector
Crane does not resign answer, that on
the 9th day of December. forwarded my
resignation to take effect ON the appoint
ment OF my successor. | have reason TO
believe it was promptly received and laid
before the Vermont delegation for such ac-
ton AS they might desire to take thereon.
Respectfully yours,
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REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE RUTLAND GLOBE.
Thursday. Dee. u.
The following are the prices obtalne in this
market by commission houses for produce iu
good condition, subject TO a commission Tor
selling.
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Meetings, Amuscmcnts, etc.

lion. Thomas Fitch lectures at The Rutland
Opera House
Meeting Of Otter Creek Encampmcnt no. 1.
General attendance Is requested. Election OF
officers.
AT Middle Granville, y. Y.--Danca ct II. o.
peabody's Hotel.
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The wool market Is firm and there continues
to be a good demand at the recent advance
with n decided upward tendency.
There have been salesof California pulled at
l7632c for fall and 23h a3d for spring; Califor-
mia bucks and locks at l2al2%c; Oregon "a "a
Aoc. Foreign wool rrmer. Sales of Cape at 81
a 35c Cape, in bond, lisa zoe, gold Dansko -
ct 38c and M0nteveido 90 s31i..
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WHAT THE LONDON TIMES SAYS.


NEW YORK, Dec. p,
1t is now positively stated that the depu-
tyIsherlIis on Monday tracked Genet Ia
Pelham Bay Long Island, thence to the
islands known as the Three Brothers, that
from there he went to Whitestone, sleep
ing there Monday night and started early
yesterday for point further out on Long
Island
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ID EMONAL.-W Warner d Russell would
announce their removal from their old
Stand, corner West ana Grove streets, to Grove
hlock' Grove street, where they viii be pleased
10 see al their old customers and the public
generally, and VIII guarantee TO sell MEAT, II
az Kinds, FISH and OYSTERS at prices that
VIII deiy competition.
dcc@5d2w WARNER & RUSSELL
Office This may certify that have
4 ms qay given my son. Louis Napoleon
Aubertin, his time. during the refnnlndar If
nus minority, and shall claim none Of his
earhlngS nor pay any debts OF his contracting
after this date. 7
Rutland, Dec ~, 1s73. dera6yysvy
SATCllEL LOST.
- on Tuesday a black Satchel, with Il stra,
around II. IL Is Supposed to have been LOST H.
oWeen thr Bardwel House ana West street, or
on Evelyn street. The finder Will he sultalit
rewarded BY lie tving It at the Globe Office.
dcc2id3dl
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VNO DRY-GOODSMEN. GROCERl
Il MEN, BUTCHERS SC.-We oncr the Larry
est line of Wrapping Papers, Paper Bags, Flour
Sacks and Twines, to be found IN the STATE.
Best quality MANILA, best quality bogus man
lila. Best quality straw paper, an Sizes nud
sacks warranted full size and full weights. NJ
scrimpng. We handle these goods in large
quantities, and our prices arr as low as sother,
selling same quality OF goods Send us ui
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Men Of tie Car Shop Il feel touched by
this evidence of your kindly feeling to.
ward me. | thank you for your present.
! have striven to remember that while il
was my duty to see that you worked faith
1ully tor your wages, you were men re-.
specting yourselves and deserving of re.
spect. workman myself long while
with you, | hope | know what is due t.
You as well rs the company you work for,
and that unciyil treatment has never vet
made faithful and cheerful work. | wish
You all Christmas as merry as YOU have
made mine toi me.
The chain is an elegant one fourteen
carats fine of solid gold and the seal.
bearing the Masonic cmblems Of the ''Key-
stone, Gross and Crown" the letter
&C. and other devices. is Of
the same material The chain was
purchased Of the well known jewellers.
Marshall & Cady, Of this village, at cost
of $50, and was manufactured by Mcssrs.
Baldwin. Sexton & Peterson, OF New York.
It was Il rich testimonial of kind hearts
toward a deserving and faithful Oyersccr
and Master workman.
After mutual congratulations the work
men babe Mr.. Mcintyre good night and
qnietly retired.
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weather Probabilities.
WAX DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2t-S u m


PROBABILITIES.
For New England and the Middle States
the temperature will fall Slightly with in
creasing pressure and generally ilir
weather.
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Money closed easy at 0 to per cent.
Sterling Exchange weak 60 days ~, and
ga for sight.
Customs receipts at the Gold Exchange to-day
amounted to sl7l,OOo.
Loan certificates have been reduced to 81, $780,
CO.,
Gold weak, ranging between 9i+0 lOl,
Loans were made at per cent gold and ila'
for carrying
Government quiet and steady.
state bonds quiet
Stocks dun aud strong. There were no quota
tonS after the FIRST call, brokers deyotng them
serves to the festivities OF the season.
The followingsaro. tbs closing quotations
[Mhern hlnnl,s nccnr ihnrn ,cnrn M MI
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Han,.agra IN ,al..a, Woman.

~ iiauj iug tleei.o d. ina.
'ns woHln8la hs h,.u msIH.
'.af tunes within Ten Ya# and
t..I. me- atIal.t "a dozen .alau
ls'aa e. et l.r that t8.t l.e.
ag. -H ti# l#gath n.
DER .ls' sH w.H Ia... t.s..
i"a' ot l tu
o.. S3fg enough. a.Hts N.e
eau W.u3.d .at #tI.
p" s.an HH..a tY Hau..au.
t4f FeHfHs tile rr.
Gle widow oaeman.bm.ll
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Tho sound Of the new spring boot
i heard IN the church aisir.
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great measure only necessary - give the l1ca.
tIeu q ms nfcc. In a poni ! am able 10 give
perfect sat.se .u every branch known 10
ths Dental ffu.ls .un. 1t greatly reduced rates
81 charge Full SITS. lppsfatd iauer. i5l $50.
az soc etak AZ ever jene in this eity. and
medium sEpi gold ailInrs 81 so.
thhtt in my office new. In suercssfal erfra.
ii1u. uHe # ihe latest improved machines
kuova 60 thr wetii fr pBia,iHe NITROUS
OXIDE ANpoNTGEN LAUGHING GAS
The pure eas zBjited from this msrhiue viii
uanrugt q Il Wrrv the patient tp the dream.
land vhile being u bed oftbe offending tooth
without TIE slightest pain, and is p~etfeeily
harmless In Its tfttts
4 NESsaS.
MATS. Tn Its Nais stree
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DR. 4. w T. s y,
DUrJr11T.
2l3 Hiig Saeal. MEMPHIS.


81 fota nitu.
taHee ct patronage
70 tuwbau
| have e. long been
known lthytHg
nEtirclurerAnu
lyyDtu ~inthseoun-
.tyl.t deem 4. ina
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-19

"OLD PIoNEER." of Meadow Valley
No. 8, will please call at our editorial
room and explain his case more fully.
If you want ia find certain hoodlum
raise dog fight, and thep look through
the crowd after it gathers. $1,000