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AnE,nen.l,c Mnlnrnnelnn.

Yesterday u farmer named john Tai
hot, residing near this place, was mr.
rested aud brought before Judge liur-
ford charged with stealing waIcrDcl
ona from the garden 0f n nolghhor
named roolcy, aud on pleading guilty
was lined Que dollar aud casts, mount
Ing 10 nlnteen dollars aud lllly cents.
The offence WIS committed under nit
lgatlnR circumstances, ralhot thlnk-
icg that IN loolcy was n nolghhor Of
his, there would be- no crime IN taking
u couple Of melons without asking per-
mission 10 do 80, The owner thought
different however, aud having missed
u number before, concluded 10 make
an example Of Talbot In order 10 deter
others from taking them. It's reason
able To presume that the next time
John desires 10 enjoy wutcrmclons, he
will adopt II legitimate course IN OBJ
lainlng lhcm.
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CITY BUSINESS.
Fair Warming 10 Auc,ioneers

SElERlFF'S OFFICE,
DALLAS, Texas, July IA, 1875.
II Is in violation OF law to sell stock at pub
lie cutlery without first recording full and
complete description the animal upon tho
records of the District Clerk For the future
| will endeavor TO rigidly enforce this law.
JAMES f. BARKLEY, sheriff.
jyl5d4twlt
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Attention, Voters OF the SECOND Pre-
cinct,

On tho 22d of June an cleo tlon was
held in Precinct No for Justice of
the Peace. The Sheriff turned over
the registration books to the judges OF
election ~ he received them from the
County Clerk, but when they were re-
turned to the clerk they contained AZ
ty-seven additional names. Ofcourse,
the names We're put on without any
authority, aud the County Clerk very
properly erased them. Those who reg
istered their names at that time should
bear the fact in mind, and ut once mp
pear before the County Clerk, Captain
HARDWOOD, and register properly, if
they desire to vote at the coming cleo
ton.
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fnInAr M0RAINa lillllJuLf 20


ny residence, eoraeF raeine avenue
and iisunlsn streets, embracing half
black ~ ground, win - well nniAhea
one-sioFy and basement roeh'eenereis
bniiaing, and all necessary oni'bni'd'
ingn, ole. Az early applicant may So
enre y baTgain,
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DIED.

LOUP0r-In Eagle Ford, on the lith in
staht, FRANKIE, infant son of John and
Rosina Loupot, aged two years.
The funeral viii take place this (Thursday)
afternoon, ut 3oclock, from the residence of
MIR. IL. q. Bohny, ON Main street, east of
Central depot, In this city. Friends and ac-
quaintances of the family are invited to at
tend.
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LOCAL BREylTIFS.


Miss Patterson al Odd Fellows
hall this evening.
still very warm during the day,
with cool and delightful breezes after
shutdown.
The Cosnopnlites ARE actively ro-
henrsing, and VIII shortly give nm en-
tainmeni,
IA petition IL on foot TO have u sut-
icicnt numhcrtf rails subscribed TO
place good ten-iail "slakcd'andrid-
cred fence around the courthouse, with
bars nt tho several entrances.
Richard Dolen was arrested yes
terday and lodged in jnil on n warrant
sworn out by w. w. Kingdom, charg-
Ing him with theft of u pair OF sleeve
buttons and sum of money.
Not Tlthstanding the heat, there
were one or two cases Of freeze out"
yesterday. The gentlemen finally sue
ceeded IN rcsuscitating themselves by
u lengthy pun at an cold sledee,'
Some kind of u rag-tay.and-bob-
tail meeting OF the Unterrlted takes
place at the CourthoYse tomorrow.
The proceedings will no doubt be rich,
and attract a crowd of delighted spec
tators.
Lee Bibbins, a gentleman of Afri-
can lineage, was before Judge Bur-
ford, yesterday, on Il charge of steal
ing eight dollars, but the evidence
falling to sustain the charge, he was
discharged.
As this Is the season the average
youig lady commences to "shingle'
her hair, II may not be amlss to state
that Wilson's corps of assistants are
among the most scientific artists in
their profession. " s'''@
The postollice is located opposite
the Texas and Pacific, adjoining
Messrs. Clark, organs n Blake. This
Information is given for the benefit
Of those who We're under the impress
sion that 1t had been moved
From the official variety organ
those who read II are Uniformed that
they should visit that elegant and
chaste place of amusement, as the pro-
gramme is "rich, racy, sparkling, va
ried and interesting, from first to last.
"A gentleman who arrived in
the city from Brownsville, yesterday,
gives the. information that the noto-
rious counterfeter, Pete Mccartney,
had succeeded In escaping to Mexico,
and had joined the command Of the
noted guerilla and raider, Candles.
"A coal oil lamp exploded at the
residence Of Mr. Graves, yesterday
morning about . O'clock, and for few
minutes II seemed as u there would bc
aserious conflagration. FORTUNATELY
Mr.. q. succeeded Nv putting ont The
flames before any great damage was
done.
--Recollect that the fact Of having
registered and voted for municipal
officers does not entitle You to vote at
the coming election for delegates to
the Constitutional Convention. Those
desiring to vote must register before
the County Clerk, who have not al
ready done so.
The murderer of Edward Lively
has not yet been arrested, nor has any
definite information been received Of
his whereabouts. Sheriff Darlsley yes
terday dispatched four deputies In
quest OF him, with orders to scour The
country from Red river TO the Rio
prande but what they caught him, |
~ 70 keep the chase up n II took elk
at Ner
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by advertisement published In an.
other column, II will he seen that Mr..
q. llaggart, produce commission mcr.
chant, IN prepared to make liberal nd
vances on consIgnments OF wheat to
Galveston aud Liverpool. This oppor-
tunlly ofshippiny their wheat direct
TO Europe Is something new to our far
mers, and opens an opportunity to
them TINT cannot fall 10 be advantage
GUS. The charges are moderate, and
our friends In dealing with Mr.. Hag-
gart may rely upon the fact that they
are dealing with II gentleman every
way worthy their confidence and pat.
ronnge.
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ruE BABY HERALD

VIII lee isuaa oa sale by The news
bays an aii trains ~ tha fesas And
ana rasiae railway, and y, she news
stands ~ the eiiy,
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Walter Scott having been removed
nv one Of the route carriers of TUE
HERALD, all persons nre hereby warn
ed against paying over any money for
subscriptions to him.
JosErH SWAIN,
city Circulator DAILY HERALD.
Dallas, July II, 1873.
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Nh. Joasrn SWAIN viii have tho exclusive
sharea Of Tho olly circulation ~ The Daily
Herald from this date until further notice
Junc n, l6lb,
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Texas Editorial ond press Association.


a special meeting of the executive
board of the Texas Editorial Associa-
ton was held in the parlors Of the San
Jacinto Hotel yesterday afternoon.
| The following members were pres
ent: w. Y, Leader, chairman; b. G.
Murray, q. a. Cutler G. &. vogel and
A. b. Norton. The places Of $. w.
Small and JIG. Bayne were declared
vacant, and b. b. Paddock and Sam
A. Wilson We're elected to fiji the va
cancies.
Mr.. Leader stated that the objects of
the special meeting We're to take ac-
ton on number Of applications for
membership, and the postponement of
the excursion.
On motion, the time for the excur.
sion was fixed for the LIST of Septem-
Der, instead of the 9th of August, as
heretofore announced, and the Secre-
tary was instructed to issue certificates
to those having made application in
due time, with the Information that
but one lady would be allowed to ac-
company each member.
The Secretary was instructed to write
to the editors of the Corsicana Observer
and Rockdale Messenger ia reference
to their application fer membership.
On motion, the office of poet was de-
ciared vacant and the Secretary in
structed to communicate with Messrs.
lhomas +. Hogg and A. NJ. Hobby on
the subject.
On motion, Miss S. May Petteway,
tfAustin, was elected poetess, In place
Of Miss Nettie Power Houston.
The meeting Of the executive com. !
mittee, appointed for the 9Th Of An. |
gust, was postponed until the slst Of
August.
Five hundred copies Of the proceed
ings OF the two last meetings were Or
dered to be printed at once.
After the transaction ofsome private |
business, the committee adjourned.
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Notice.

Ny accounts recognized by Hamilton & Co
unless made by the undersigned.
July 7--dtf p. HAMILTON
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FOR uten, an Easy 'rcrm2,

Tho Cosmopolitan Hotel. Apply To
luly l2.dOt JACOB NusSliA UMEh,
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W. All parties having goods stored In our
~ upon which storage charges are
amy snS anu a owing. are hereby notified TO call
property away, II not done in len DAYS spen,
VI MIS- nate' public sale thereof will be made by
10 =. ouI arehouse In the city OF Dallas. 10
r ,,ay up storage charges, aud this is 10 give
tsn Se, .na. we VIII sell at the expiration of
an goods In our Warehouse upon wh,ch
storage o., - , Due. POINTER, SHIELDS 4 co.
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Correctly done, aud positively by the I'm
,u,,fs,,i NJ i, NJ Oulm'n, A7 Main street.
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Tiny Of tho hest singers ia DALLAS VIII HlVN
two NfHnd lnup.flh ~ lhe luuilhguhpi uli
ltusdny nud wednesday evenings jaw Hlh
Hud alsl, lh,i, 1hrsp Concerts nre uudHr lhu
direction Ut llnL j. W, HHnhhler nud Coz
Singers viii appear dressed lu tho clhluWrui
one century ADO, nud sing tho music nl lhr
Oldnn time, Admission i o. Doors open ~
hRlfphhl o'clock, Concert cpuinrhreh 40
Mi5, bea programmes July 10
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Firms.


Government uniH contractor, scribe
lVdRoiy, EuCpmpm, 90 w.
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Two reliable agents 10 travel In the
Interest " 1'm HERALD,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-05-08

LANE, ARE you? Why don't you do rs |
do, cure all your lnmencss and pain with the
nevcr-iailtnyr remedy, PnATT's ABOLITION Or.
IL is rs good for internal rs for all external
aches and pains" For sale by all druggists.
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National surgIcal Institutc.
The Pacific Branch Permanently I:atnb-
lIShed IN San FrancIuco.

Since the first visit of DR.. ii. II. Allen
Qlie founder of the National Surgical In
stitutcl TO this coast, nearly two years ago,
1t has been the intention of the Institute
to establish n Branch in San Francisco.
The subsequent visits of other Surgeons
Of tho Institute, md the unparalleled sue
cess which attended them, has served only
to strengthen the project. After the cS-
pendlture Of much time, labor and mouey
IN preparing instruments, machinery, etc,
the Pacific Branch is at last permanently
established, and will be open for the re-
ccption of patients by the middle of this
month. For the present, and until further
notice, the business will be continued at
their old building, No. $40 Bush street,
between kcarny and Montgomery. The
machinery for the Swedish movement and
vacuum cure; Galvanic and Electrical an.
paratus, and for giving the Electro Their
NAL, Turkish, Vapor and other baths. has
all been received from the East, (whcrc IL
was manufactured in the Institute ma
chine slIops), and is rapidly being placed
in position. DR. j. VI. Hinklc, n of the
oldest and most successful surgeons of the
Institute, associated with DR.. T1ios. Mayon
and 4 corps of skilled assistants, are al
ready in San Francisco, and will remain
there permanently in charge of the Branch
lnstitutc; consequently no further qucs-
tons need be asked or fears unprecedented
concerning the peT1nancucy and pro
ticicncy of the Pccift Br1nch.
DIR. Allen Will visit the Institute in San
Francisco on the Goth Of this month. and
remain until the 10Th of May following.
during which time he will be pleased to
see all the old patients now under treat
ment, and rs many new ones rs possible.
The Institute is especially PREPARED to
treat all Detormities and Surgical cases,
Chronic Diseases, etc.
Address National Surgical Institute,
BIO Bush street, San Francisco, for circu.
lar and particulars.
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L~IyINGsToSE'E RESEARCHEs.-It would
be impossible to ovcrstate the Importance,
OF DR.. LivinSstonc's researches and dis
coveries. BY his own cxcrtions. Lcset
with perils and obstacles which would
nave driven back n man less courageous
aLd determined, he has filed up a great
space In tho map Of Africa :; he was the
nrst European whose eyes behcld vast in
land seas whose existence had been vague.
~ conjectured from native REPORTS; he
fnid down the course of hundreds of new
rlYcrs, Ind noted their volume md the
velocity OF their flow, Most important
among the tnct5 recorded in his Journals
Is tile discovery that Lake Nyassa belongs
to n totally distinct system Of waters from
That which holds Lake !Tanganyika nnd
tic rivers running north and west. With
regard to the latter lake he leaves nm in
tcresting problem to bc solved by future
explorers. 1t may be taken for granted
that he would hardly venture the s,Irmisc
that Ihnganyika duly weighed the prob
abilities i'll the scale with his elaborate
observations, but whether this lake po,lrs
Its waters through the caverns of Western
INHDogolnto tho vast rivers flowing north
ward is n problem which must O be
determined by actual exploration.
Besides geographical information of
Importance, these Journals contain in.
nnnerahle notes on the habits of animals.
Dirds and fishes; descriptions of ua:iyc
llie n habits and sketches of pcrsouol
adventure told with the natural modcsty
OF 9 great man whose thoughts were mere
on his work Than on himself.
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hMPuTATioS EXTEAoRDfSARY.-Anson
Frazier OF llOricOn, Warren county, n.
l., frozc his feet recently, aud as nc was
IN INDECENT circumstances the town poor
master was called upon for aid. He en-.
ploycd n certain aged doctor. living in
lloricon, TO amputate two of The sufferers
toes. III was done with n mallct md
cliscll The cliscl was placed on onc toe
and struck with tho mallct five times and
lastly with MI axe ere il succumbcd. The
OTHER Toe passed through II like ordeal,
t,c victim grooming and kicking at every
blow Of the mallct.
AN elderly clergyman who is n bach
olor, and rather goOd.looking, on being
asked Why ho had never married, replied
That he had been looking all his life for a
woman who would refrain from working
him q pair Of slippers, and had moi vet
been able TO find her.
HorE Is n good breakfast but q bad SUP.
per.
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Buying n Horse.


EXAMINING the eye in the stable, then in
tho. light; if they arc in any degree de-
techvc, reject. Examine tho teeth to de-
erminc the age. Examine the poll or
crown Of the head, and The withcrs or ton
of tho shoulders, as the former is the
the scat of poll.cvil, and the latter .hat
OF istula. Examine the front feet; and
VI II frog has fallen or settled down be.
tween tho heels Of his shoes, and the
heels arc contracted, reject him; as he, if
not already lame, is liable to become so
ut any minute. Next observe the knees
and ankles of the horse YOU desire to
purchase, and If cooked you may be sure
that it is the result of the displacement
OF the internal organs of the foot, n con-
sequence OF the neglect Of the form of the
100 anu inJudicious shocing. Examine
for interfering, from the ankle TO the
knees, and If it proves that he cuts the
knee or tho leg between the knee ankle,
or the latter badly, reject. SPEEDY cuts'i
OF the knee and leg arc most serious in
uicir ELECTS. Many trotting horses,
which would be of great value were it
not Tor this single defect, are By it rem
acred Valuclcss. Carefully examine the
hools fof cracks, us jockeys have &C
CURED great skill in concealing cracks in
Inc hoots. If cracks are observable in
any degree, reject. Also both look and
1cci Tor ringboncs, which are callositcs
on the pastern near the feet; If apparent,
reject. Examine the feet for the same
defects OF the foot and ankle that we
nave named in connection with the front
loot. The proceed 10 the hook, which
Is the seat of curb and both bone and
Dtood spaVina. The former is a bonv en-
l"Tgement of the postcrior and lower
portion OF the hook joint; the second, Il
bony eXcrcscencc Of the lower, inner and
rather anterior portion OF tile hook. They
arc either Of them sufficient for rejecting.
pee that the horse stands with the front
feet vol under him, and observe both
the heels of tile feet and shoes to sec if
ne "torgcs" or overrcaches; and in case
he docs, nnd the toes of the front feet are
low, the heels high and the heels of the
front Of good thickness, and the
toes OF II hind feet arc of no Droner
length, reject him; for if he still over
reaches with his feet in the condition de-
scribed, he IS incurable. If he props out
hoth front feet or points them alternately.
reject: In testing the driving qualities,
take the reins while on the ground. in
yitc the owncr 10 get in the vehicle first.
then drive yourself. Avoid the displuy
or the use of the whip; and if he has
not sufficient spirit to exhibit his best
speed without it, reject. Should he drive
satisfactorily without, it will then be
proper to test his amiability and the cx-
tent OF his training in the use of the
whip. Thoroughly test his walking
q"a!l,icS first, rs that gait is more impuT-
thnt IN the horse of all work than great
tFotting speed. The value Of u horse,
sale Tor all purposes without blinds, is
greatly enhanced thereby. Purchase Of
the breeder Of the horse if practicable;
Tic reasons are obyious.-Na"yiaRd Far
M5r.
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TALT.ow Drrs.-Scvcnty years ono.
When gas and Kerosene were not, and wax
candies were m cxtraynraucc indnInnJ
III only on state occasions, even by tho
wealthy, the tallow dip was an article Of
necessity, and "candIo dip-day" was MS
CERTAIN OF recurrence rs Christmas.
though perhaps oven less welcome than
tic equally certain annual Feast Dny,
FANCY an immense kitchen with thn he
aforementioned fireplace in the ccntrn of
ono side. Over the blaze of bIucklov
anu forcstick, and something like half a
cora OF "eight-foot wood" arc swinging
inc IRON cranes laden with great kettles
OF melting tallow. On the oppositc side
OF the Kitchen two long poles about two
icct apart nro supported at their cxtrcmi.
tics upon the seats of chairs. Beside the
poles arc other great kettles containing
melted tallow poured on the top of lloi
water. Across tho poles are tho slender
candlc-rods, from which depend ranks
upon ranks of cand!c-wicks made Of tow.
for cotton wick is n later invention. Lit.
Ito by little, by endless repeating the
slow process of dipping into tho Kettles
of melted tallow and hanging them 70
cool, tho wicks take In their proper cont.
ing OF tallow. TO make the candlcs rs
largo rs possible was the aim, for tho
more tallow, the brighter the light. When
done, the ranks Of candlcs, still dcpcnd.
ing from the rods, were hung in the sun.
nicst spots Of n sunny garrct 10 bleach
-LiPpiRcoH's
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The national COLL MEDAL was awarded
10 bradley ~ Rulofson, San Francisco, for the
best photographs in the United States.
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SEND for n free specimen copy Of the splcn.
Iid mammoth dOuble-shcet San FRAXCIsco
WEEKLY CHRONICLE, All able, spicy and fear
less paper. II always contains inlet. ard
reliable market, mining and s:ocl: reports: also
n Valuable agricultural department 81. cia.Iy
prepared by an experienced editor. Ii If only
=" IA year, with 21ccnts additional for cottage,
IN advance in coin. No family shouId be with.
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VERY FAMILY WANTS 1T. Nancy In II
> sold by Agents. Address 81. y. LUVEiI. Eli" Pa
SEEaoARlAND'S VEGEIABLE COUGH DROPS
y TO RE MAnE
LAND IN FRESNO COUNTY FOR SALE

!a3S ABOUT 5000 ACRES. SITUATEDnS rUE
Nm south hunk ~ the Fro Sun river, : ImiIrs from jioI.
-aS- zen Station 6. l.. u. H. and 9 miles from ricn,n.
bpat tJiliirctiun On the san joaquin river AMI nd
g"innnS ths d" AlIi,hLnn E%elrcmrnt." This land j. VIVA,
y hnL"h Is OuttTin lanh,' aml IL capable Of high cul
iiraiinn, md can readily be Irrigated, either j;rre,
rom Fresno river Or by Tie extension Of diichcs IA Ills
tancc Of 2tf nllltsl from tic Alabama settlement For
terms, nprlS, 70 WILLIAMS, BLANClINI!D & o.
CIV CALifuHNIA STREET, san Francisco
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l hereby certify that ! have used GarIand,s
Cough Drops In my family, and have found
them Invaluable for coughs and colds. Even
consumption may he cured by it. Nv son,
aged ten, having all the symptoms Of that
alScase, was entirely cured by the use ofthrcc
bottles. ! recommend IL 4" all nv acnuaint.
auccs rs n really valuable Efedicinc.
MRs. L. III. MALAY
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SAN Fn1SCIsco March 18Th 1927

~NN VNNNTsNV, .IIITVH 1911, TNID.
Dir. RrSsELi.: NJdT SH-Itnkc great Djeus.
lire In recommending to oil those who arc
aiiiictcd rs l have been, with Piles, and having
tried everything | was told to be good, Thai
nothing but DIR. Russcl's Pile Medicine done
Piles. am very rcsnrsifrII,. 49,, ~" VI
[Sce advertisements Gro. WuITSey
y. +. Cor. Mission and Stuart Streets.
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Tho Now Y,rk rhotorrnph GuIIorr.

No. % Third sti Get, San Francisco, is again
open, with larger lights, more room, and all
the latest improvements In instruments. All
WORK Is warranted 10 give perfect satisfaction.
Cabinet Rcmbrandts, only 81 per dozen: Gard
Hcmbrandts, 81 10 80 per doZ. jill. PETERS
successor 10 u. +. Rowland IL Co.
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+" DUTTEEIcE 4 Cos reliable Patterns for
Garments. Paris, Vienna and berlin styIes re.
ceivSd each week. Send postage stninp for
catalogue. Il. \: DEMING, Agent, No. iii
Post Street, SaE Francisco
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WOODEN PUMPS AND PIPE

matter aud Purifying Tho water. 1afiiCs hi want Of
pump. or l!I" fur any purpose can vet fnll IL for nation
" ,wtifihS tl -. Send FIR lllntifhird Catalogue and
IItc Idst. Liberal discount Ia The trade. An Agent
wanted H. every town. Address Pacific Irritating
IhInI aud Fipr Company, 4. ", tIweLi, EHIrfin,
tcn1cni, Berry H., between u nnh Ith, San FTauclCO,