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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-27
Parties in chitaeo.
awe Chicago Iater- OCEAN saws

''For convenience sake we attempt to
enumerate the several parties now in the
field, who propose to take care of the cash
boxes for the dear people during the en-
surfing two years The Law-and- Order
party, the Independent Citizens party, the
Leading Citizens party, the Hesing o.
Hara party, the Grand Pacific Hotel par
ty, the Sherman House party, the White
Jussen -Gassette- Blakely party, the Sunday
Wine and Beer party, the Committee of
Seventy party. There may be some 9th
ers but they escape our memory for the
present.
And the st. Louis Republican says:
Perhaps we can assist the memory and
add to the list of the Inter Ocean. There
is the Anti Taxation party, the Secession
from the State party, the Springfield Lobby
party, the Washington Lobby party, the
South Park party, the Lincoln Park party,
the Cook County party, the Railroad Monop-
oily party, the Grain Corner party, the Gus
tom house and Post-offie Ring party, aud
the old, reliable unterrihed Dead Beat
party. The catalogue could be extended,
or the whole might be boiled down into
one-the Universal Grab-and Gouge par-
ty, around whose standard Chicago has al
ways rallied, aud by whose principles she
proposes to be guided, now, henceforth
and forever "
Prom the chicago Times. s5th.
Bummers on both Sides.
Another lot OF ring politicians, Office
hunters, bummers, and so on, met together
yesterday, and brought forth another
1 - -. IL afa tap a. L.
is very much of piece with the ticket fix
ed up by the old ring masters and barna-
cles at the Pacific hotel. Like that ticket
it presents the names of three or four per-
sons who are fit or passibly fit, to be elect
ed, and shows an entire remainder of ut
terly unfit and untrustworthy candidates.
Colvin may be more capable man of bus
mess than Bond, but he has bad habits
and the whole truth is that neither of them
is suitable man for mayor of Chicago.
The bulk of the peoples ticket is simply
damnable.
The plain truth is, that. with few excep-
tons, both these lists of candidates are
wholly and unqualifedly disgraceful. |,
would be a gress insult 10 the intelligence
and responsibility of the majority of Chi
90 taxpayers to recommend either to their
support.
What ought now 10 be done is TO put
forth list of decent and respectable can.
didates, whom tax payers could vote tol
without feeling ashamed of themselves
Some of the candidates might be takeI
from one or the other OF these scalawag
tickets. An eclectic ticket, with new
names where 10 fit names appear on eth
err of the scalawag tickets, should be pre-
scented. Else Chicago taxpayers may a.
well make up their minds to let the city
go back into the control of the worst tax
eaters, scalawags, and bummers that evel
, disgraeed its municipal offices or stole from
the public taxes. To advocate or encour
age the election Of either of the two ticket,
now presented<,s, i'll the name of decency
wholly out of the question.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-27
Bachelors Hair DYE.

This splendid Hair live Is the best In the world
The only frne ami Perfect bye. Harmless. kelia
bile and Instantaneous: disappointment; no ri
dicnous tinis or unpleasant oder Remedies the i'll
effects Of dives and washes. Produces tmn edistrly
a superb Black Natural Brown. sud leaves the
hair ciran. Soft and beautiful The genuine signed
W A Bachelor sold by ali 2ruggi<ts
10 e2dwly CHAS. BATCHELOR. Prop. n. Y
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-27
Boarders Wanted.

A FEW BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMoDA
n ted with good board, on Cable street between
Jefferson and Madison, third house from Episcopal
Chu eh. Day boarders preferred.
10-i0dGf MRS. I. W. RUSSELL
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-27
Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF C0UNTFRFEITS.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.

, smiths Tonic Syrup har been eo1nterfeited, and
the counterfeiter brought to grief
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-27

VIM. n Jarvis thinks that you should
not neglect to order your Winter Apples
and choice Peachblow Potatoes from him,
at once, at his Warehouse, on the Levee.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-27
Manhood! womauhoodl Marriage

2ho Pages illustrated, fine plates, sent postpaid 70
so cents, by Dr. Waiter, or 1t. Charles Street, 81
louis, Mo-. the great Specialist. Read his card.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-27
GEO. P. RowELL d cos AMERICAN
'H d . zen IS FOR THE
ADVERTISERS Gh2ETTR

A book Of 81 pages, showing, how. when and vbe,'
70 aaRer.se' anG containing list Of nearly snG
est 70 sdSertlst rs, Address GEO. p ROWFiI 1
CO., Publisher, Al Park Row. New ork --'
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-27
BUSINESS eAans
M. M. STURGEON

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law
Bloceck island, H. Office in Mitchell Lynde's
duct
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-27

Trains connect at Rock Island with the Chicago,
r. l. Pacific; the Peoria 4 X. l., and the Western
Union Railways. At Monmouth with the c.. b. a
q for Burlington, Gaesburg and Peoria. At Bush
nell with tue c. b. A Y. for Quincy. At Boards
town with the Springfield A Illinois South Eastern
for Springfield and Pana. AT Chaplin with the To-
ledo, w. a Western for jacksonville, Naples and
Hannibal; and at ST. Louis with all Railroads and
steamboat lines diverging from that point
IN.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-27
ALLEN, STEPHENS Z IN
BANKERS,

NO. q Fine ST., NEW YOlv
Direct all letters to P. O. Box aGs7
lave ORGANIZED 4 DOMESTIC BANKING
~ business In New York City with a de,,artmept
specially devoted TO the care of ot.r OF rowN ac
counts and can attend TO them better than any in.
corporated banks in the ely, which are Organized
more for city business e'--1o
-Four per cent allowed on daily balances.
Accounts rendered and interest credited monthly
All orders 70 buy or sell stock on Speculation
posi- lively declined
Can sell good bonds Of cities counties States etc
but they must be first class
Every KIND OF legitimate banking business done
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-27
BOUND w.,

n B. SHAFFER, successor
~. Cleaner and Repairer 2. n Wiieo1, Tailor
low rates. Shop, West Eagle st.mpt1tude, and al
House block ct Rock Island
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-27
Or. EoTTrrrE TTscE's .TTTTPS.

| WARE q scHMITZ, Proprietors 3 and Granite
ST.. Philadelphia. Pa Fur sale IN Rock Island by
! SrSiIh 4 Bonney.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22

TuR HCNAN PULsE.-The human pu's..
in all ages of the world. has been consul
ted as an index Of health or discase. It
is n kind Of dial within us. which gives
US both tho measure Of time and Of health
The pulse Of a person in health beats
about seventy strokes in minute. and
the ordinary term Of life is about seventy
years. In this seventy years. the pulse
of temperate person beats two billions.
Eve hundred and seventy millions. four
hundred and forty thousand times. II
no actual DISCRIMINATION should happen.
drunken person might live until bis
pulse beat this number of times; but by
the constant stimulus of ardent spirits.
or By pulse quickening food, the pulss
becomes greatly accelerated. and the two
billions. Eve hundred and seventy mil
lions. four hundred and forty thousand
pulsations are performed in little more
than half the ordinary term Of human life.
and life goes out in forty or forty-fve
years. instead Of seventy. This applica-
,ion Of numbers is given to show that the
acceleration Of those forces diminishes the
term Of human life.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22
Going asayr


Going asayr r.. 4
YES, for some months
Dear me. how ais,ressiag. Just stop
At Levys - you 70 home and order no
soms extra pocket hsndkershisfs Or sAis
melancholy oscasion. will sea r ar
You do not seem 10 require thozf I
said. rather piqusd. 1 shall sss me
well. ~riis sop.. ~oa'. you I lie
you get married. o. die. 90 sasys .isa
4 have An oissr 10 b |. partner ID iss
once, IN Kentueky.' I said, determined
to try her. and Il I sceeps Il a. have
some ,Loashts Of Going. shall never re.
turn.' .-
Her face did not change. The old.
saucy look was there: bu, noticed tina.
one little hand closed convulsively over
Der watch chain. and the other fell upon
the keys. making. for the firss time, a dis
cord.
Going away forever 2 she said. With q
sad tone that made my heart throb.
Miss Sasy. I hoped you. tleast wssssd
miss me. and sorrow 10 my absence
She opened her eyes with an expression
Of profound amazcmen..
III Va
Yes; II nigh. change all my plans. IL
my absence would grieve you
Change your plans?'
Yes. | hopci-thought-'
Oh. that earnest. grave face! Ny cheeks
burned. my hands aud feet seemed to
swell. and felt cold chills oil over me.
| could not 60 on. l broke down the
third time.
There was an awkward silence. I
glanced at Susy. Her eyes we're resting
on my hand. which lay on the arm Of thu
|ofa The contrast between the black
horse-hair aud the flesh seemed to strike
her.
What a pretty little hand = she said.
A brilliant idea passed through my
brain.
You may have i. If you will I said.
Offering it.
She took it between her own. and toy
ing with the fingers, said
May lr ...
Yes. If you will give me this one :
aud raised her beautiful hand to my
lips.
She looked into my face. What shs
read there cannot saw; but If ever eyes
tried to talk mine did then. Her color
rose, the white lids fell over the glorious
eyes. aud the tiny hand struggled to FREQ
itself Was fool enough to release it
What said | know not but dare
say my wife can tell yop. Five minutes
later, my arm encirclcd the brown drrss.
the brown curls fell upon my breast. and
my lips were in contact with another par.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22
AN EXPLANATION.

1t is fact net generally known that
all sewing machine manufacturers paid
license to Elias Howe. Jr.. the orisisal
inventor. aud ono machine Of each kind
for which license was asked. alwaYs ac-
comranied the application. Thus Mr..
Howe bad before him sample Of every
form Of sewing machine manufactured.
Constant study upon them enabled him
to avoid the defects Of each. aud improve
upon the excellencics of all. This fact
explains the wonderful degree Of perfcc-
ton to which Mr.. Howe brought his latest
pattern Of machine. without which advar-
tages, such result could not have been
achieved. Call and see these celebrated
Machines. G. A. Simms. Agent, Lccn-
ardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22

SEEING UNDER WATER In order to
have distinct vision, and the power for es.
timaiing the distance of one object from
another under the water, the magnifying
lens Of the eyes of aequatic animals must
|nace- sily. be more c,nvcx than in land
ANIMALS. A 6sk secs 10 the air jdsss a. NC
do under water, indis,inctly. Submarine
explorers are provided with glasses which
meet the emergency Seals. frogs, ter
rapins. crocodi!es. and water birds. that
seek prey alternately in air and water.
possess marvellous mechanical provision
for varying the optic axis in passing from
one medium to another. Human eyes.
having no adjustable apparatus meet an
emergency by lens nntsilc. in wearing
glasses NJ individual organ has been
more profoundly studied. nor in any d.
partment Of science better understood,
than optics; yet the sense OF vision is not
in the eye. hu, far back in the brain. -
The eye is simply receiving instrument,
like the spy-glass. directed by the will.
through which the conscious soul cnntem-
plates what is beyond through those
organs the mind hold sinsercour 9 with the
world Yet. with such facts for guidance.
based on positive demonstrations. philos-
ophers have not been able 10 explain how
the mind operates on the optic mechanism
to see. Insects are nbundant'y provided
with mo,ionless eyes. but they see with
ont brains They have ganlionic nervous
centres. and so have We; bu, vision has
its location in certain white tubcrcles. ta-
Jerc'1d quadrgemini. Spiders. dies.
bugs and even mosquitoes. with the nj
ccst kind Of distinct vision. both micro
sc"pic and telescope. have nothing like
brain.
-sf u..-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22
ST. MARY,S BEACON
,. r. KING L JAMES 8. DOWNS.

frans OF ScssrnrTios ga 90 per aunnm 10
Dc paid within air months. No subscription
viii be received for a shorter period than six
months and no paper 10 be discontinued until
o. srrearages are paid except atths option OF
thr psblishef. r Sci tFEA E1ns#
TIhns OF ADvEHTsIsa.-75 CENTS per square
for the hrstinsertion and 50 cents for every sub
segment iaseruon. Eight lines or less constitute
square. 1.-THE nhnber ofinsertions be not
marked on the advertisement, IL will be rab-
-ishsd until fsffdA, and charged aesordingiy.
II liberal deduction made TO those who ads
tise by the year.
Communications Of a personal character will
be charged. NJ the same rates ms advertisements;
obituaries over ten lines length will be chasg-
ed Al the rate Of 50 cenW per square. r
All computations for publication mus, be
accompanied with the real maine Of the author,
or no attention will he paid 10 them The real
name Of the author will not be pnblished unless
Desired, but We cannot consent to- insert CON-
muhications unless We know the writer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22

SMALt EXPENDITURES cents each
morning. A mere trife. Thirty-five
cents per week. Not much. yet it would
huy coffee or sugar for whole family
SlS % a year. And this amount iuyes-
ted in the savings bank at the cad Of each
year. and the interest computed annually.
would in twelve years amount to more
than 500. Enough to buy . good farm
in the West. ,.-.. . -. 49,. .....-
Five cents before each breakfast. din
ner and supper; you'd scarcely miss il,
yet il is fifteen cents day, 81 05 per
week--enough to huy wife or a daagh-
ter dress-54 60 year. Enough to buy
before. and in twenty years yoa would
have over 81 200. Quite enough TO buy
. good house and lot. 100.
Ten cents . morning; hardly worth q
second thought; jet With is you could buy
q paper OF pins or spool Of thread Sew
cnty cents per week; !, would buy several
yards Of maslins. S36-50 in one year.
With il you could buy gooi sui, OF
closhes. Deresi, this amour, as before.
aud you would have Sl.3i0 in twenty
years; quite little fortune. ,l~-.--
Ten cents before each breakfast, dinner.
and sappcr-'hirty cents day Il would
bay good book for the children g. 10
per week; enough to pay for years sub
scripiioa to good newspaper Sl09 %
per gear. wisb i, you eould buy good
neiodeon, on which your wife or daueh-
ter ooaId play sweet music to pleasantly
shils the evening hours ssay. And this
amount invested - before. would. in for
" years. produce the desirable amount d
Sl2, o0o.eFieral Caaisss. = n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22

EF Eminent % Hood was In puns.
some of bis examples seem to have been
sought for--bnt very few. The best. mott
natural and consecutive series Of puns ever
contained in a single stanza. may be seen
in these four lines upon the death of a
sailor aboad his shore leadership:
His death. which happened in his birth
At forty odd befel.
They went aud told the sexton.
And abe sexton tolled the bell"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22

pV04ye ~ r. 80 zXU11915s 8X5$1
stsfcs that the temprst waves % the Med
iterrsnean are not ususlly more than from
Is to Is feet IN Vertical heighsh. though
he has seen exceptional waves rise TO so
feet above the trough Of the sea Scores
by. on the North Atlantic ia lS47, found
waves from % to 29a feet high. and in
1S48 he found the average of storm waves
20 be 80 feet. and measured some which
we're 43 feet. Of the Cape of Good
Hope. where the Atlantic and the Indian
oceans meet. waves have been seen from so
to 60 feet high; and two French Observers
measured wave which rose I0s feet
perpcndicularly from the trough of the
sea. On an average the height Of an un-
dulation Of the water il only equal to the
fifteenth part of its base: thus a wave Of 4
feet in heigh. measures 60 feet from val.
ley to valley. and a wave Of 80 feet high
is 495 fee. in width. aa
The speed Of the waves is only an ap-
paren, speed. ike that ofthe folds Of
cloth raised by current Of air. Thus,
although the water pressed BY the wind
rises and sinks by turns. it nevertheless
hardly changes its place. and objects Hoat.
ing on its surface move but slowly and in
an undn'atory manner. The real move.
ment OF the sea is that Of a drifting cur.
rent which gradually forms under the pro-
longcd nctinn Of the wind; bu, this gener.
al movement Of the liquid mass is after all
inconsidcrable. The only part which ad.
vances with the storm is the foaming
crest which, curling over the summit, of
the waves. dashes down the slope in front.
BY their incessant movements the surface
of the waves gradually increase in temper
Azure. as has been observed after sue.
cession Of violent storms. --
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22

Josh Billings says: +" Never do any
work before breakfast IF IL il necessary
to ~ork before breakfast. have your break
Gas, 6rsf."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22

For acid poisons give alkalies: for al
laline poison. give acids, white Of al egs
Is good in most cases.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22

Douglas Jerrold said Il surest way
70 hi, wcu,al's heat vas 10 take a,.a
kncei.nS, ake
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22

ing, viz:
Rse,ider.. .r.. 5000 90
Dealers. retail liquor. % 90
Dealers, Wholesale liquors. 100 90
Dealers in NAL, liquors. Wholesale, so 90
Dealers in malt liquors. retail, 90 90
Dealers in leaf tobacco. 25 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco. 500 90
and on Gales OF over 81. 600, f..l
fifty cents for every dollar in
excess Of $1,000.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco, 8 90
Manufacturers Of stills. SO 90
and for each still or worm
manufactured. 90 90
Mani facturers Of tobacco, 10 90
Manufacturers Of cigars, 10 90
Peddlers Of tobacco. first class.
(more than two horses) so 90
Pedalcrs of tobacco. second
tIass. q horscs) 25 90
Peddlers OF tobacco. third class,
| horsc) Is 90
Peddlers Of tobacco. fourth
class. ION foot or public con-
veyauce) 10 90
Brewers Of less than 500 barrels, so 90
Brewers Of 500 barrels or more. 100 90
Any person who shall fail TO comply
with the foregoing requirements will be
subject to seyere, peualiies.
Special tax Payers throughout the Uni
ted S,a.es are reminded that they, mus,
make implication 10 she Collector of their
respective districts. and procure the pro.
per stamp for the Srrcial-tax Year. COM
lncncing May !. 1878. without waiting
for further notice.
ac w. r. WILMER,
Collector Internal Revenue.
'7-- '.'--'-7 9TH District Maryland.
II 81. Denis. BALI. CO., Nd.
Maya 1925. 90.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22
Dental Notice.

n respectfully o6er my services -
j On shc% who may desire them (Yyy(
Alloperasicas pertofmcd upon the IIffy
.seesah knswn toihe proissslea, scs psesisssy -
Persons desiring my services a. theirhemes vil'
sseet with prompt attention by droprsne ne q
zuuwNer&suamI9eswu@z<9sss1s izugrssa q aay
npAneg desised~ Ard a reasonahie, rrices rOl-
No and residence IN Leen&xdtcun. ST. H&yss
soSesys Nd. y yry RssFsslially.
ia 's-u asEss !. az
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22
United states Internal Revenue.
NOTICE 90 SPECIAL-TAX PAYERS

NHE law Of December "a. 1872. re-
IL quircs every person engaged in any
business. avoca,ion. or employment. which
renders him liable toa
SPECIAL TAX, ....
to procure and place eonspicHonsiy in his
saatlishnient or place IF tGsiness,
A STAMP
deno.ing the payment of raid Special Tax
before commencing business. 20
TIE taxes embraced within the provis-
ions Of law above quoted are the follow
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-27
NEW YORK..

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-'rhe plaster
ers of Brooklyn have struck to force
the employers to guarantee them four
dollars per day during the winter.
The President of the Plasterers' Union
has been arrested on charge of threat
ening non-society men working.
A Washington special says the gov
ernment at Madrid declares it is will
ing and has resolved to restore the
Virginius and yield to the claims of
the United States; its only request
now being that the fact shall be first
established that the Virginius was ell
titled to protection by the American
flag.
The anniversary of the massacre of
the students of the Medical University
of Havana, which took place three
years ago, will be suitably observed
in the churches of this city tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-27
PACIFIC COAST 1ELEGRAMS.
Exclusively 10 the Herald.
SAN FRANCISCO.
ErisOm Birds en route. ..... Dividend.
Loss by the late Fire....StOelKs,

ErisOn Birds era route 80. Dividend .......
Loss by the late Fire....StOelrs,
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2G.
Sheriff Adams of Santa Clara, ar
rived tonight with John Bennett in
charge, en-route to San Quentin, for
two years, for felony. He also brought
George Barman, alias Schultz, the no
torious Oregon highwayman. Schultz
will stay here until an officer arrives
from Salem to take him.
A notorious thief named J. McCor-
mick was arrested tonight with three
buggy robes in his possession.
Lawrence Sellinger, an old detect
i've, has been appointed Captain OF the
Custom House night watch.
The Derby Mining Company has de-
clared a divided of fifty cents per
share.
There will he no meeting Of the
Stock Exchange tomorrow.
Thanksgiving day will be generally
observed in this city.
Mr.. Henry, the proprietor Of the
furniture store damaged by fire last
night, says that the loss will amount
to between $4,000 and 100000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-27
AFTERNOON BOARD.
MONTE EY.
Trial OF one Of the Vasquez GanS...EN
animation Of witnesses,
SALINAS CITY, Nov. &c.

SALINAS CITY, Nov. 2G.
To-day, in the case ofToredO Moreno,
one of the Vasquez gang murderers,
Sheriff Adams was called as witness
and detailed the circumstances of his
Intellectual pursuit OF Nasquez and the
surrender of Levia. Lewis Schiver
testified that Moreno was one of the
men engaged in the murder and rob-
berry at Tres Pinos. l.. c. Smith, one
of the men who was bound and laid
on the floor at the time of the murder,
could not positively identify Moreno
as one of the party, but believed he
was one. Deputy Sheriff Chick testi-
fled to facts about the capture of Mo-
reno and part of the stolen property.
Mrs. Davidson, wife of the hotel
keeper killed, detailed the incidents of
the murder as far as she witnessed
them. She saw others shot besides
her husband, but could not identify
Moreno. After hearing her testimony
the prosecution closed and the defense
called Manuel Lorios, who swore that
when Nasquez and Others of his gang
visited his house, the prisoner was not
with them. This man is a brother-in-
law of Vasquez. The defense are
seeking to prove an alibi by him
and other witnesses. Moreno
himself testified in his own behalf. and
said that on the night of the murder
he was stopping at the house of Con-
cepcion Espinosa, at San Carlos; that
early in the morning following he
went to the house of Tiburcio Vasquez,
and found him and three other men
there; they were at breakfast, and he
sat down with them; he denied that he
had any part in the affair, and was
not present at Levia's house when any
robbery was planned. With his testi-
mOny and that of several to impeach
witnesses for the people, the evidence
closed, and after arguments of coun-
sci, the case was submitted to the
judge. No verdict yet.