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SheriT's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ,ss,,.
~ out OF the District Court in ana 20 ,.D
County OF Lincoln. State OF Nevada. ana - Me
directed and delivered, for Judgment ,s, 20 NE
in said Court on the 18th cav OF Ami nuefed
1874, in favor of 5. Hoffman & Co. and sd a; D.
Wolf Stein, for the sum Of four hnnSrs assaihst
slxty-two 45-1G0 dollars debt, togeth,r v snq
forty-one 5o-lo0 dollars tax costs and .,Mth
cr,ling costs and interest, / have LEVIED az &C
following property. to wit: VI The
steve and pipe, show case. doz chya..,
hats, lot false hair. . children's saro,,al
bolts ribbon, half doz cbildreh's leepinrs l.
WOODEN trimmings. lot skirt shield % Wt
ladies paper cuffs. Is boxes ladies' na,s so,es
lars, lots OF flowers ] lot chiidreh's c,' eoi
and mits, 65 boxes gents paper collars sanes
cloak and cape, ! lot buttons and peedi.s 'Iia
jewelry. 8 lamps and bangines, walls. i 10.
of shelving and counter. io'
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the 18th day of A.,
A. ID. 1874, h'
at - O'Clock NJ, will sell all the rio,, Ana,
and interest Of said defendant in and !, u y,
above described property, at the Conr, Io me
door, in Phoebe, Nevada at public anc,,on oa ,s
cash in hand, to the highest and hest Md Sl, iof
satisfy said execution and all costs ''' 10
WIS. TRAVIS, SHERIFF
By b. II. HTREroRD, Deputy.
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And in accordance with law and al order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the I'd day
OF February, 1874, so many shares Of each par
Gel Of such stock as may be necessary will be
sold at public auction, at the auction rooms of
Maurice Dore Co., No. 3l7 Montgomery street,
san Francisco. on Saturday, the Eleventh
day Of April, 1874, at the hour Of O'Clock p
IN. OF said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
r. H. BROWN, Secretary.
ofice-Room 2, Cottons Building, No. i02
Montgomery street, San Francisco Cal.
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San Francisco, March 20. ls74.-At q meeting
of tie Board of Directors of the above named
company, held this day, the above sale was
postponed until Monday, the 18th day Of
April. 1874, at the same time and place. By
order Of the Board.
CIIAS. L. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Office Room 2s, Hayward's Building, 4l9 Cal
ifornia street, San Francisco. Cal.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

Phoebe Silver Mining Company
Location Of works, Ely Mining Distr1ct, Lincoln
county, yev,da .-Notice-There are delinquent
upon the following described stock. ON account
of assessment No. 6. levied on the 18Th day OF
January, lisa. the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders, as fol-
lows:
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POstpOnement.

The above sale is hereby postponed until
THURSDAY, April 80, 1874, at the same hour
and place.
By order Of the Board of directors.
Il. II. BROWN, Secretary.
Office Room 2, Cotton's Building, No. 400
Montgomery street, San Francisco.
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place of business, San Francisco, California
Location Of works, Highland District, Lincoln
county Nevada otice-There is delinquent
upon the following described stock, on account
of assessment no one) levied on the I'd day
of February 1874, the several amounts set oppo-
site the names of the respective shareholders. az
fol1pvs.
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DELINQUENT SALES

Young A. trustee. bal 2eo2 a.
IN, 1 Ro,r N s ~ with law and an orde,
day OF April. ls74, SO many shsre, 'wentieth
parcel OF such stock as may be necesss, OF each
sold at public auction, at the ,alessyowliib be
John Middleton & Son. No. $40 Man,ms Of
street. San francisco. CAL. on Es,onery
the the hour Se Of i. ociC sy OF june, is
pay delinquent assessments fbereon aay, to
with costs of advertising and exnens ge'her
DAVID 7. BAGLEY, secrs,.,,
oflee-Room No I, No. 4O1 Csliforn,. ay
San Francisco, California. street,
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And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Directors, made on the 18th day
OF January, 1874, so many shares OF each par
Gel of such stock as may he necessary will
be sold at public auction, at the office of the
Company, Room 20, Haywsrd's Building, No. 4l9
California street, San Francisco, California, on
Thursday, the 2Gth day Of March,
1874, at the hour Of 2 O'Clock p. m. Of
said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of sale.
CHAS. E. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Office Room %, Hayward's Building 4l9 CAL
ifornia street, San Francisco, California.
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Location Of works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln
county, Nevada. -Noiice.-There are delinquent
upon the following de cribed stock, ON account
OF assessment No. y levied on the Goth day Of
April, 1874, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders, as
fnllnI.E.
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CHAP. CCXIv.-An Act to amend an Act entitled
AN Act to promote the Development Of the

An Act to promote the Development of the
Mining Resources United States
Be it enacted byt and House Of Rep
resentatiyes of the United States Of America In
Congress assembled, That the provisions Of the
fifth section of the Act entitled IAN Act to pro-
mote the development Of the mining resources
of the United Stated" passed May tenth. egh-
teen hundred and seventy-two which requires
expenditures Of labor and Improvements on
claims located prior TO the passage Of said Act,
are hereby 50 amended that the time for ths first
annual expenditure on claims located prior to
the passage of said Act shall be extended to the
tenth Of June, eighteen mdred and seventy
four. Approved March /, 1873.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT mr.
IN have this day sold TO T C. TMfESoN W.
business, accounts and effects of the ~ e ,ne
of Hosmer 4 Setter urn
rs JOSIAH HosNER,
l.. SEFFER.
his
FRANK y MEIovIcU
mark.
myl0-f ANGELO BLtsSIcK.
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
West Side Burglars.

West Side Burglars.
Before Judge Murray.
On Wednesday night last the building on the
northwest corner OF Eleventh avenue and Thirty
third street was broken into and some 5000 worth
OF brass hnishings belonging to the Rana b
Waring Drill and Compressor Company carried
away. The robbery was reported to Captain Mac
donald, OF the Twentieth precinct and alter long
search he found two boys named Philip Won Blar-
com and Philip Farmer, who assisted In removing
the stolen property. These hoys said that they
were hired by four men to help Them take the
brass dnlshings to the Junk shop OF Patrick Fin
negan. The boys described the men to the Cap
tain, and he Is now in quest OF them. One OF them
named John Crery was arraigned at Special Ses-
s0ns on a charge CT ASSAULT and battery. Won
Blarcom ana Farmer were committed to the House
OF Detention.
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KINGS COUNTY sURROaATE's COURT.
Before william D. veeder.


The wills OF the following named persons were
admitted to probate last week Ida Voorhees, OF
the town OF Gravesend; Michael Grogan, Annie M.
Lynch, John Murray, William Mcmahon, Catharine
Nelson, John F. Rhodes, James Sheldon, Robert
Kotz. Willard NJ. Newell, William G. Anderson,
Charles Farrar, Mary Ann Hawkins, Bridget Boland
and Charles HierOnlmus all OF the city Brooklyn.
Letters OF administration were granted on the
estates OF the following named deceased persons.
known as John A0bert; John B. Taylor. John Cole
man, William G. Street, Joseph I. Hail, Jehal Lis
cum Martha A. Wood ward, Mary A. Folk, Theodore
Schaedla, William Stu0os and Patrick Trlmble.
Letters OF guardianship OF the persons and estate
OF Cunnlgunda Stene. katharlna Dull and Eliza
beth Dull were granted to Henry L. Stene; OF JUL
anne Won Wittke and Augusta Won Wlttke TO Gus
tav Lauter; OF Chita A. De La Mesa, Lola A. De La
Mesa carlos A. De La Mesa and Leila A. De La
Mesa to Fannie A. NJ. Terry; OF John II. vanderveer
to Eliza h. Vanderveer; Of Frank Meffert, Fred
erick Meffert, Catnarine Mefert, Emma Mefiert
Alexander Merert and Annie Meffert to Francis J..
Glatzmayer; OF John Hoffman to Maria NJ. Hofi-
man-all OF the county OF Kings.
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Suits OF the Widow Of James Fisk, Jr.,
Against Fire Insurance Companies.
Before Judge Spier.
Mrs. Lucy D. Fisk, widow OF James Fisk, IT.,
mas brought two suits = one against the
liverpool, London and Globe Insurance Com
pany and the other against the New Or
leans Mutual Insurance Associaton-to recover
$4,000 and $4,000, respectively, for loss on FIX
lures and property formerly In the Fifth Avenue
Theatre, which was destroyed by fire the LIST OF
January, 1873. 1t appears that the land and the
atre building belonged to Amos R Emo, and we're
under lease to the late James Fisk, Jr with pro-
vision in the lease that the lease was to determine
IN case OF fire. All fixtures, including stage ma
cninery, scenery, seats, gas fixtures, &C., to
belong to the owner OF the building on the termi-
nation OF the lease. These articles had been sup
Piled by Fisk, and 1t was claimed by the defence
that his interest therein was merely OF leasehold
nature, and that, therefore, the ul value OF the
articles destroyed could not be recovered as sued
for but only the value OF FIsks eaSehold interest
therein. The first case is on trial. having been be.
gun on Friday. The second suit Is to await the de-
termination OF the first.
For the plaintiff Messrs. Ball. Erastus Cooke and
Homer Nelson; tor the Liverpool company Messrs.
Mash Ogden and for the New Orleans company
Ar. j. w. Gerard.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MAY a. r74-QUADRuPLE SHEET

bank in Fresno and created the terrible commotion
there some months ago.
sYes; knew every movement Morse made.
have been around his camp night after night, but
have never been near enough to Morse to recog-
nize him, and should not know him II met him
Joaquin county. He is brave man could have
killed MIN several times never had Morse IN
"D'd YOU ever have Sheriff Rowland where you
could have killed him 7"
Eyes; several times. He has taken more risks
robbery was very close. Rowland passed within
ten yards OF me as lay In the brush after aban-
my side two Henry rifles and two rev0lvers."
THE TRES PNOs MURDER
"Now give me your version OF the Tres Pinos
II Will tell you the truth. and in order that you
may hereafter know that what say is true. Will
captured they viii suostantlate what say At Tres
Plnos my party consisted OF five men, all
told. Adon Lava acted as my lieutenant,
chief j remained some distance away from
Tres Pinos, and sent Lava with two men into
but TO draw no weapons nor do any violence until
arrived. ChavIs remained with me. We soon
ras sse aavsn0e guard ana wnen a we
orders, and SAID 70 the lady whose husband was
TIED that If she did not give me that money l
would XIII him. She gave me the money. Ibid
not Kill him.
''nOW uuCu mOucy uIu sue give YOUR
''Oh, very little. The whole amount didn't ex.
coed $500. Tue goods were taken from the store
after my arrival"
''Wno committed the murderspn
LAVA shot the man IN the stable and at the
store door RONALD Killed the man inside the
house." Here vasquez gave, under seal OF se-
crecy, the names OF the four men who were w.th
him, and also stated that two friends OF Chavts
whom he didn't know were OF the party.
SUBSEQUENT EXPLOITS.
cater leaving Tres Pnos where did yon goY"
"fhe two friends of Lava LETT US anu went away
tmmadatalV
Shortly after two Of my party separated from us
and remained In the upper counties Chavls, Lava
and myself travelled south without molestation
until we reached Rock Creek"
"Tell me about the affair with Lava's Wife,"
"A criminal intimacy had existed between my
self and Lavas wife long before we lett the ranch
In Monterey county, but Lava never suspected u.s.
AZ Rock Greek ne caught US .Gogrante dilectu.
Then he turned against me and sought to have me
captured Lava had been with me long time
prior to the Tres Pinos murder"
"Where have you spent the most OF your time
since That eventT'
II have MADE runs into the upper countless but
only tor o lew days. Most OF the time l have re-
NAMED IN Los Angeles and Kern counties"
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STUDENTS IN REBELLION.
Opposition to Military Drill at Bowdoin
College.

BRUNSWICK Me-, May %, 1874.
The students Of Bowdon College have for some
time past manifested in various ways their oppo-
sirion to military drill, which is required OF Them
and yesterday the Sophomore and Freshmen classes
held meetings ana agreed not to drill again, all
the members OF the two classes, excepting two
two Soph0mores who refused to sign the PAL
were the only students present on the par ade
ground at the usual hOur Tor drill this morning
The Juniors also ned meeting and took similar
action, after which there was joint meeting OF
that the suspension or expulsion OF one of Their
number would be considered by them as the sus-
pension or expulsion or all The faculty have the
matter under consideration, and 1t Is said they
Will insist upon the students recedtng from their
position or expulsion will follow.
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SUPERIOR OoURT-sPECIAL TERM.
That Old Church Fight.
nnEoHn I1ad1rn Nnn Unrnk

That Old Church Fight.
Before Judge Van Worst
IN the case OF the suit brought by the Swedish
Evangelical Lutheran Church OF Gustavus Adolf
phus against Frederick Wallrotn, the treasurer, in
which 1t is claimed some 900 OF the church moneys
has not been properly accounted Tor, and in which
q verdict was obtai1ed against the latter, Judge
Van Worst yesterday granted the motion asking
for new trial. The defendant claims that the
suit ia the result OF q conspiracy against him.
DectslOns.
By Judge Van Worst.
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Church vs.. WALL
rath.-Motion granted on terms. See memoran-
dum.
Dietz vs. Dietz.-Order settled and signed.
Watson va. Loyd.-Notion granted.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
RObbing His Father.

RObbInR HIS Father.
Before Judge Bixby.
Wolf Sherman, on the complaint OF mis- father, II.
Sherman, or No. 1872 Church street, was arraigned
at this Court yesterday. The complainant said
that on Thursday last he had given his son check
for $685. to cash. Since then he had not been seen
till Friday night when he was arrested by Detec-
tive Dyer, Of the Tenth precinct Judge Bixby re-
manded the Young man TIL this morning, when IL
is supposed that evidence enough to warrant his
commitment Will be adduced.
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FIPTY-sEvENTH STREET POLICE COURT.

An Enthusiastically Neighbour.
Before Judge Smith.
Eliza Hennessy, young woman OF Irish birth,
was brought up ON charge of larceny. Mrs.
Louisa Curry, OF No. 25e East Twenty fifth street,
complained that while absent from her rooms at
the grocery store she left Eliza to take OF her
place. On her return Eliza left, and she imme-
dately missed about $40 worth OF various kinds OF
goods The Court could find nothing In tine case
to support EiiZaS assumption OF innocence, and
she was committed for TRIAL
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SUPREME COURT-oHAMBERs.
Decisions.

BY Judge DOnohue.
Bean Vs. Bruce Walker va. Scnron, Gardner Va.
POrter.-Memorandums
In the Matter oil Meyer.-Granted.
Colt vs.. Pearse.-Order granted.
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COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM.
A Note OF William j. Sharlkcy Endorsed
by Mike Norton.
V,dr 4 II nalv


Before Judge j. +. DAILY.
the Wall street bankers, Glendenniug, Davis l.
Amory held q note for $4,000 Of William J. shar-
and Thomas Canary. This was in 1871, before
Sharkey filled the conspicuous niche in history he
now does, and when the feathered biped which once
city hung, in the case OF Mr.. Norton, at a much
lotier altitude than at present. The note fell due
on the LIST OF February. 1877, but was not pre-
scented till three days later. The indorsers claimed
TO be released, inasmuch as the note was not pre-
sented and deman d Oh payment made at maturity.
AS the indorsers refused to pay, suit
Vas was brought against them and the same
SIleu before CHIEF Justice Daily. Vi course
mere were tn usual claws delays"
and this trial did not take place till the Goth OF last
monln. IL resulted in a verdict for the plantins
SnIs result, an effort is now being made to obtain
.d new trial on the ground of surprise, and mo
S Ss W sucn ehect was made IN this Court: The
Gallaher appearing Tor the plain tiis and General
Ircmaln Tor the Defendants. Surprise was
OF q Mr.. Keen, residing ia Minneapolis, Minn he
testlfylng that he had an interview with Mr..
canary on the etn Of February, 1871 in relation to
cohversauon had by Mr.. Anderson, two DAYS
previous, with Mr.. Norton In regard to the note
IN which, as alleged, promise was made by the
latter, Notwithstanding the oversight OF the plain
promise tnat Mr.. Norton now in an afiidaytt do.
MES having made. Mr.. Gallaher inssted m az rio
only real surprise was the verdict At the close or
the argument Judge DAILY took the papers re.
serving his decisi0n.
Decisions.
BY Judge j. f. DAILY.
Johnson vs. JOhns0n.-Decree Of separation
Broderick vs.. Egan.-Motion. see memoran.
DUN.
Stude va. Ross.--Motion for leave.to tax costs
denied. See opinion.
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DEERFOOT PARK.


The Gins and outs" OF trotting were never more
clearly illustrated than In the trot at Deerioot
Park, L. l., yesterday, Tor the ''TwoFifty" purse.
II brought out the following starters Phil
O'Neil, Lovely B., Charles E. Cooney Ella D. and
Handy Andy. At first Lovely D. was made the
favorite, with Phil O'Neil second choice, Handy
Andy third, the rest In the field. The result OF the
first heat, which was won by Phil O'Neil, showed
that Lovely B. was Of but little account,
but 1t seemed to make the spectators
believe that Charles E. Cooney is the
coming horse The result was that Cooney
was backed against the field, some hundreds
OF dollars finding their way into the box on him
against the Geld at the odds OF $35 to SIS. The
second neat, however, resulted in the success OF
Lovely b. with Cocney distanced, and all the money
that was on HIM lost at that moment. A new deal
made the field the favorite against Lovely B. at
the odds OF SOS to $50. For the third heat Phil
O'Nen came in first, but having been driven foul,
the heat was given to Handy Andy. Each OF the
horses how having heat, ana as all hands were
then IN hurry to get down to Prospect Park,
there was but little betting; but what there was
heat right handily and q few dollars found their
way into the box on him against the field. The fifth
heat n6wevef ave nc some gooa .rot th was won
all adriit and not Knowing how to get square they
wisely abstained from betting The sixth heat de-
was awarded the heat because both Ph U'Neil
and Handy Andy had been driven 80 foul that the
judges were compelled to award the heat to the
mare. The result was that Lovely b. got the in
side for the seventh and deciding heat, which she
kept and won with ease. to the great delight OF
her original hackers
SUMMARY.
DEERFoor PARK, May 23.--Purse 5000 for horses
that have never beaten 1850; $125 TO che drst $50
to the second, $40 to the third horse; mile heats
best three IN five, in harness
ENTRIES.
T. Buffers Or. m. Lovely B......4 3 8 L
w. Thorn's b. z. Phil OMEN, j.. 2 ! 2 3 2
j. II. Phillips b. e. Handy Andy 2 2 l. 8
Il. DuDnam's B. Y. Charles E.
C0Oney.... .................... u1S.
c. X. Co0ney's z. m. Ella ID 49,. dis.
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COMMISSION OF APPEALS CALENDAR

ALBANY, N. Y, May %. 1874.
The following Is the Commission OF Appeals day
calendar Tor Monday, May 25:-Nos 80, 81. 90, III,
120, lac, Isl, l2S, LAO.
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Ann Conlon, nfty.hve years OF age. died sud-
denly while seated in front OF her dwelling house,
No. So Grand avenue, yesterday morning.
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subscription list has been opened in aid OF the
Mill River Valley sufferers in the basement of the
Continental Building corner or Montague and
Court streets.
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
A Wealthy Conductor.

A Wealthy Conductor.
Before Judge Wandell.
william Banker, who has been o conductor on the
New York and New Haven Railroad for the last
fifteen years, was brought to court yesterday on
the charge OF having embezzled $50. 600 from the
company during that time. fhe papers IN the
case were sent TO the District Attorneys ONCE,
and the case Will probably go before the Grand
Jury.
The Mike Murray Case.
Nike Murray, the gambler OF Clinton place, was
in court yesterday in company with his counsel
Mr.. Beach, Counsel said he could not 90 on with
the case owing to the delicate condition OF his
health. and his father was engaged In Chambers.
Assistant District Attorney Allen said that Q
thought It was time aojournments In the case
were stopped. The examination mad been put OF
before to suit counsel Now he hoped 1t would go
on to suit him. Az the witnesses for the prosecu-
ton were present and ready to testify.
Judge Flammer adjourned the case again until
Tuesday next.
Assistant District Attorney Allen says the case
has cot TO go 10 the Grand Jury, Notwithstanding
the boasts OF the Murray party to the contrary.
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the following bets were made with the The book
maker:-
$4,000 to $7es against Slasher Fidelity colt in
Saratoga Stakes.
$4,000 to $3.50 against Sangamona in wlthers
STAKES.
$4,000 to $500 against Aristides in Juvenile
Stakes.
$500 to 800 against Maccaroon In Belmont
Stakes.
$500 to 500 against Strachino In westchester
Cup.
$500 to $50 against Shylock In Westchester Cup
John Hunter offered TO match KingbOt Tor
$4,000 against any OF McGrath's two-yea olds
mile,
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The examination Of the schools attached to st.
Peter's church, in Jersey CITY, was conducted dur
ing the past week by the Board OF Visitors Messrs.
Eneas Fitzpatrick and John Ignatius Cullen, to-
gether with Professor Whean, principal OF the
school, The answering in all branches Was very
gratifying. These schools are supported solely by
the parishoners and have very large attend.
anCe.
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No Mercy

Before Judges Otterbourg, Sherwood ana Smith.
An old man named Carr. who said he had passed
HIS SEVENTEEN birthday, was charged with stealing
a shovel valued at 81 so. he pleaded guilty, and
said that he had to steal the shovel or 60 to the
Poorhouse. With the shovel he could put In coal
and thus earn enough TO live on. He had been o
long time without work. and thought he would
open fresh with the spring. Before the old mans
story was finished Judge smith said with his usual
tence you to the Island for one month, STR"