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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-23
Murder.

ELMIRA, N. Y, June %.
Eugene Hendricks murdered his brother
in-aw, William II. Dildine, at Troupeburg
on Sunday last. The murdered man is
from Wellsville, Allegheny county. The
cause o; the murder was mistreatment by
Dildene of his wife, Hendricks sister.
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Pleads Guilty.

New York, June 90.
VIM. j. Brown,a notorious counterfeiter
from Cincinnati, pleaded guilty in the
United States court yesterday, and was re-
mandcd for sentence
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They have already rendered valuable SER
vices In connection With our Fire Department
in many instances heartily recommend their
general use as protection against loss by fire
nd water.
r. g. MEGRUF,
Chief Engineer Cincinnati FIRE Department
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Republicans Elected.

CONCORD, June ".
The legislature in convention this after
noon elected republican nominees for
treasurer, state printer and commissary
general. Bejamin f. Prescott of Fppipg
was elected secretary of state.
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Agents Wanted,

So to Sl5 per day easily made by live
Agents. For further particulars, apply to
F. p. Allen, at Berwick house. from Z to 8
o'clock p. IN,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.
LATEST MONETARY.

LATEST MONETARY.
NEW YORK. June 20.
Money closed extremely easy ut one per cent.
A lot OF 100000 offered at this rate without
finding borrowers.
Prime mere lntile paper is quoted at 3H@5
per cent.
Sterling exchange is quoted being quiet and
steady.
Gold opened firm but dull, at NIX and closed
weak at ll7A.
Carrying rates at 2'e3 per cent and borrow
ing at Q per cent.
Clearlngs at the Gold Exchange to-day, si2,-
6oi,C
Customs receipts to-day amounted to $780,
900.
Treasury disbursements to-day amount to
$4,000.
Governments bonds are quoted as dun but
strong.
State bonds quiet.
Railroad bonds are quoted quiet.
The day opened with further improvement In
financial circles and rise In securities on
stock exchange, subsequently there was re-
action but the markets closed steady for bonds
and stocks and weaker for gold and exchange.
The Indications favor a gradual and steady
growth of confidence especially as the crops
are likely to be good and Europe will probably
want our surplus cereals. Pacific Mail was
the leading feature, advancing from IS to 40
amid great excitement Lake Shore rose to ely;
Union Pacific IA Western Union TO 74ll Rock
Island to 1903 and Ohios TO 53iT. Toward mid
day Pacific Mall fell off to 36N Western Union
to 1917 Lake Shore to 6O4 and Union Pacific to
73k, But at second call the market was nrmer
and prices showed a recovery of II to q per
cent Market at final close more firm at O re-
covery OF n to z per cent from lowest point OF
the afternoon.
The transactions In stocks to-day aggregated
25s, 100 shares. The principal dealings were as
follows:
st. Paul. 5000; Erie, 2s,7oo Lake Shore, a..
| 0OO; Northwestern, $500 Pacific Mail, 5000 |;
western Union, 4I,4Oo, and Union Pacific, 5000.
Gold closed at 1l7A@l1TE.
Money offered at per cent
Governments dull and strong.
| State bonds quiet and nominal.
Stocks are active and steady.
Tie following are the closing quotations:
Where blanks occur there were no pidsl
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Clarendon Springs.

There appears to be every indication now
for very lively season at Clarendon
Springs. The arrivals thus far at the Green
Mountain house are Mrs. d. G.. Harding,
Miss Ella Harding, Mrs. ii. Hall, Miss
Clara Hamilton, Mansfield, Mass; Mrs. O..
Burdick, Providence, r. l., and Phillip
Marvin, Troy, n. Y. There is every.pros-
pect of full house during the months OF
July and August.
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Yellow Fever.

WAsHINGToN. June 90
A dispatch from KY West to Surgeon
General Beale reports case of yellow
fever there. 1t was fist noticed YESTERDAY
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FIRST PAGE. Fort Cassin; Iu General /:
News of the Week.
FOURTH PAGE Vermont News.
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BABCOCK EXT1NGUIsHERS AND ENGINES
Aare power OF themselves, and the very best
auxiliary yet known TO II well regulated Fire
Department.
W. N. NASH, Chief OF Battalion.
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Weather Probabilities

WAX DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
wAsnINGToN. June 22--s p m.
For the lower lakes, and middle and
eastern states, falling barometer, south
west to southeast winds, warmer, cloudy
weather and local rain.
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1n5urtnec.
The Babcock
CHEMICAL FIRE ENGINE,
HOOK AND LADDER TRUCKS
EXTIN G UISHERS.

Every man should have nn Extlngulsher Ia
his store, mandatory or dwelling.
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Q. ii. GRANGER.
Is the agent at Rutland of the

LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY
in the world
OFFICE OPPOSITE DEPOT
mayl3dtf
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CCRLENS FOR DOORS AND WIN
- BOWS, OF all sizes. manufactured by
HARRIS & CLARK.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-06

The publisher Of THE HERALD, o
few days ago, had ten gallon keg full
OF syrup and placed II IN the rear part
Of his dwelling, lie still boasis the
ownership Of the keg, but, alas the
syrup, whore was itq "lone
gllmmerlng through the dreams Of
things that were,n someadroil scamp,
evidently dlsbelIeyer In future pun
lshment, gently tapped the aforemen-
TONED keg, and drew from II is sweet
and precious contents, II tho party
who gol The syrup desires the beg, he
can have II for o 'Flhank you,n
Attention N called 10 the card Of
w. NJ, q, llill, grocer aud dealer In
wines, liquors, tobacco, olgars, etc, at
Ullmann's old stand, northeast corner
Of the public square, Mr., lllll il we'll
ana myorably known asa longtime
clerk Of the Measra, Ulmann, aud
enjoys an excellent acquaintance
throughout the county. His friends
are invited 10 give him call, aud the
friends Of our former postmaster Mr.,
William Jones, viii also hnd him be'
hind the counter, ready 10 serve them
We most cordially commend both gen
tlemen TO the favor Of our friends,
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Gard Explanatory.
OfFlrE OFTIE DALLAs HLODp srCCK AHsO-
tIAIlOH, Dallas MAY I lkl

OfFlrE OfTuE DALLAs HOOD krCCR AHsO-
rlAiloR, Dallas May "a ma,
Al evident misHpprehenslpn existing Ia
the minds Of The patrons 0f the turf respect
lag the advertisement Of this aAs0pia lion, IN
which notice isg given nflhosweepslakes race
Ia take place In city this on tho llrHl hnlu-
day Of tho current month, and ~ n h lhrder
sire NJ this association that u perfect under'
standing of M purpose aud aeIs prevail, No
much oflhe phmar, "heat two IN three, lrol-
ling horsea," ID further explained ~ moan
such ~ are wNh1m u rcopW, A. THIS nss0oia-
ton DOES nOl.nsHume lor Dallas county any
frdiHn,.HloolSi the word "lraiued" IN this con-
neollm meaning only animals disciplined
for the course, LikoWlse, II IN further IN
lended that such portion Of tho same ndyer-
llsomenl which confines the entries rom
this county, only, shall beoXlonded la IL In
depreciation "a include tho field being open
ed 10 the entire state,
OgdtfBlw2t NECRETARY,
Commercial please Cupy,I
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W +. Lyle 4 Co., real estate agents, No. 1903
Lamar street, beg leave to call the attention
of persons wishing to purchase real estate TO
the extensive lists of property ON their
bulletin boards in and outside OF
their office, under the respective heads OF
"Improved City Property" "Vacant City
Lots" "Farms," and "Unimproved and
Wild Lands" embracing business houses and
vacant lots in the commercial center of the
city. Also building lots, and number OF
very desirable residences situated in every
quarter of the city. Also, large tracts of wild
lands in Dallas and other counties OF the
state, besides number of farms of various
sizes, including several large and highly inn
proved plantations within Ave miles of the
city of Dallas, 266dlm
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Discovered,

Or. Price, after long series of eX-
perments, discovered new process of
extracting the subtle flavor from every
delicious fruit and aromatic. In his
llavorng extracts the characteristic
taste and freshness of the real
fruit is preserved and by his process SO
highly concentrated that but small
quantity Is required to impart their
peculiar flavor to any article in which
they may be used. Ladies that wish
something superior IN the way of
ilavoring extracts or baking powder
should purchase DR.. Prices, for we can
assure them that they have no equals.
DIR. Prices powder is not sold in bulk,
loose powder sold as his is fraud upon
the public.
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The Buckeye Mower and Reaper.

The Buckeye mower and reaper,
with the improved table rake, ranks as
one of the best machines for the pur-
poses offered to the farmer, and is a
general favorite with all who have
either used or seen them thoro lghly
tested. The great feature of the Buck
eye is its delivering of the grain on
the ground in a more compact and
convenient shape for binding than can
be done by the ordinary reel rake ma
chine. Mr.. w. FL. Lennon is the
agent for the above machine in Dallas,
and has established sample yard at
the corner of Elm and Austin streets,
where parties interested would do well
to call and examine.
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Excessive Zeal.

THE ! ERALD is always glad to re-
cord the strict performance of duty on
the part of the city's guardians, but
there is such thing as excessive zeal.
A case in point occurred on Tuesday
night. A gentleman who resides in a
distant city was arrested while sitting
on the box Of hack with the driver,
simply because there was woman of
bad reputation riding within the hack
He was brought before Mayor Cabell
yesterday and fined ten dollars and
costs, the latter amounting to some
thing more than the fine. 1t may be
possible that in riding on the box with
the driver, he was violating some mu-
nicipal law. II he was, The HERALD
has only 20 say that 1t is very poor
law, and about on par with the legis-
lation whereby the city was drawn In
to contract to pay a couple Of Thou
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Personal.

Thomas j. Keeton, Esq, city as
SCISSOR and collector, went east yester-
day to the states. He is going to old
Mississippi, just about Meridian. On
parting with that choice spirit he
grasped the religious editor by The
dexter fin, while tears streamed down
his damask cheek, and in voice
trembling with emotion said, "rm 60
ing straight home and tell my pa the
city council reduced my wages Tuesday
night. Boo-hoo! boo-hoon ~
The many friends of Colonel J. j.
Brooks We're glad to welcome him on
the streets yesterday, after severe ill
ness of five weeks duration. The colo
mel is still feeble, but sufficiently con-
valescent as to be in no danger of a re-
lapse.
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Circuit Court.

State VS. Charles Austin, carrying n
pistol, dismissed.
Leopold Moses, theft, dismissed
James Martin, gaming, plead guilty
and fined fifty dollars.
Martha Johnson, keeping disorderly
house, fined one hundred dollars.
Thomas Whitaker, gaming, plead
guilty and fined one hundred dollars.
Charles Gardner, NJ. c. Cullen, w.
l.. Grove and Nick I.owery, carrying
pistols, each case dismissed.
Green Haynes, John Parr and Thorn
as Price, jointly indicted for theft,
dismissed.
Mollie Cross, keeping a disorderly
house, fined one hundred dollars.
Several cases of parties gaming and
carrying weapons were dismissed.
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The nDianond"

As the diamond Is tho rnyai member o
the anilY of glass 30 ne HpiamOnd spec
laeles, +" manufactured Wy tho spencer pp
teal Manufactures Company have eslah
llaied themselves ~ ihH most YaluHhlp0f Hl
Inventions W aid falling 90 impaired Eghl
lheg arc made fWm minute crystal ppb
hesr fused lpBeiher which gives them q
hardneasapd hrllispey, which mlly enli
TICS them "a the name ihey bear' For sails
IN Dallas ~ John n nram, piippl2Waiw
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CARA from Mr Illhbler.
\ ElItorofthl pallas llomIdl

10 lho Eiltorof IN Dallas llemldl
| noticed or my attention was called
10 an editorial IN this evenings daily
Commercial that | was refu"ed the BEN
eft ofa writ of haboas corpus before hls
honor Judge Hare, aud was re-
mnnded bnck 10 Mississippi, My case
Is before the supreme court ofthe state,
which viii ho decided during this
week, and II am not discharged am
rendy and willing 10 return. write
this that you may correct the error Of
the Commercial. by 80 doing you VIII
greatly Obllgo your friend
GEORGE NJ, IllnBLER,
May D, 1873.
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Publications.

PetcrSon's Ladies' National Maya
Slne for June, II on our table, aud
rivals liz predecessors In interesting
and entertaining matter The nonlla-
piece, "Our Pets First lilde,n isa line
steel plate engraving, while the colored
fashion plates are mary els Of artistic
skill. Those Of THE lIERALp's lady
readers who desire II llrsl-class maya
zine, devoted entirely to matters Of In.
terest TO themselves, should subscribe
for IT, Address C. j. Peterson, 800
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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vent.
The assemblago at an early hour OF
the pupils, with their bright, happy
and eXpectant faces at the convent be-
tokened so much of anticipation in the
coming events of the day that our in
terest was ut once excited, and we
waited with anxious eye and ear for
the first event of the happy day. The
happy greetings over, the scholars pro-
ceeded to "resolven themselves into n
company Of peasant girls, and selected
and elected from their midst favored
little lady for their queen. No sooner
crowned than this lovely little Queen
of May repaired to the altar of the Vir-
gin Mary in the church of the Sacred
Heart, and presented her crown to the
"Blessed Mary" asanact of gratitude,
and as expressive of her desire that
"Mary" would take her and her "May
subjects under her especial protection.
Having finished her devotions at the
sacred altar, this remarkably interest
ing little queen returned to her happy
subjects to receive n welcome which,
to be described, must first be seen and
heard. 1t was most happy, joyous and
for little ones, solemnly earnest. At
this moment was deeply impressed
with the desirable class of character
formed among the young girls at the
Ursuline convent. The hour had now
arrived for the beautiful little queen to
marshal her subjects into line andcon-
duct them to the altar Of the "blessed"
Queen of May to pay their devotions.
tenn and grace that the. pleasure one
felt could with difficulty give time to
take look at the orderly and beauti-
full procession marching in line, pre-
coded by the Virgins banner, which
was supported by n young girl of no Or
binary character, and all chanting the
Virgins hymn. AT the altar they were
addressed in few but impressive words
by Rev. Father Martinez, and dismiss
edtO form in line and commence the
beautiful chant, 80, Mary, dearest
Mary, our hearts grow warm to thee,n
which closed at the end of the line of
march, at the door of their banquet
ing hall at the convent, where they
were received by that most excellent
Mother Superior, and the ladies under
her care and conducted to tables spread
most luXuriously aud bountifully.
was not fortunate enough to get look
at the tables, but am told by one who
did, that in delicacies, variety and
quantity, they eXcelled anything of the
kind ever seen in Dullas. The banquet
ended, the children commenced their
plays on the grounds around the con-
vent and in the school hall and porti-
Goes, and those residing in the city
went to their homes at twilight, wish
ing that "May-Day would come to-
morrow The character and training
of these children to-day, gives cheer
ing thoughts of Dallas future.
A LooKER-oN.
Dallas, Texas, May 8, 1875.
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The Grnnger. Of Isanfmnn county

The grangers IN the nelghborhood of
the thriving little town Of Terrell held
meeting In that place Tuesday TO de-
eide upon some point where TO erect u
permanent depot for the accommodate
ton Of the oranges Of that section,
A resolution was passed favorlng Ter
rell, and at that point viii at once be
erected a capaclous warehouse and de-
pot. The meeting adJour ed TO IN ex-
cellent dinner prepared by Mr.. Glenn
ents, the popular host of the Metropol.
titan hotel. Harmony and good feeling
characterized the proceedings through
out.
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A Cartl.

w. Q. Sickles & Co. continue the grocery
and provision business at 6l6 Elm street, r..
v. Tompkins' old stand. They also solicit
consignments from st, Louis, Galveston and
other points. The old firm was dissolved on
the 10Th instant, Mr.. III. ], Edgerley dispos-
ing of his interest to W. II. Coker. The
style of the firm will remain the same.
Goods will be delivered in the city free of
charge. W. G. SlCKLES,
5ldly w. II. COKER,
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.In.lRn IInrlnr,I,s Cnmri.

j, II. Laruc w Charles johnson.
suit on account; Judgment for plaintiff.
Block, Jetl ~ Co. w H. $. Robinson,
Suit on account; Judgment forplainllils,
ID. G, Tlchn0r w Schenck ~ Vince.
lock. Suit to recover wages; Judgment
for plaintiff
Williams Bros. w Ben Long. Suit
on account; Judgment for plaintiffs.
John Arnold w Jacob Gr0ssmnn.
This was n suit brought to recover pos,
session of n hooking bird, claimed and
Identified 10y the plnlntiil, n Q bird,
II seems, was taken from the
premises Of the plaintiff, and after
ward found 10y him in the pos
session of Grossman, who refused TO
give IL up, but alterward disposed Of II
TO another party. A number of wit
nesses testified on both sides, aud after
hearing the evidence the court decided
In favor Of the plaintiff. The counsel
for the defendant gave notice Of an APP
peal, II Is the intention of the plain
till to institute n criminal action
against Grossman for the theft of the
bird, and further made oath that he
feared the bird would he destroyed so
as to prevent lts being introduced in
evidence, upon which the court issued
writ of sequestration, placing II in
the keeping Of Constable Hardin. The
object Of litigation is very fine sing
err, being valued at one hundred dol
lars.
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DRY GOODS,

PRlNTS--Amerlcan, SIC; Garner, S@slSc:
Donnell, SIC; Clinton, &c; Mallory, pink
and purple, DC; Merrimac, &c; Wamsutta, nc.
,D0MESTIC-Indian Head, A., lie; Attain
Tic, L, SIC; Edgefield, loo; Langley, A A,
ings, 3D., &c; a., 81Sc.
BLEACHED-Fruit of the Loom A.. l4c:
Rosebud, a., lS19c; Vale, 9hSc Booth rs, i0llc;
bleached. 80@i0c.
TICKINqsnQ Omega A Q A, 2ic; Easton
Xxx, 1slzc; B, lie; A Z A l2c.
STRIPES AND PLA1DS-Hickory l2alic:
Cheviot l2hc; Alabama plaids l3c,
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In onIynFew DAYS,

81 90 MAY SECURE $40 900.
A farm, or residence in Houston.
Population 100000
The Distribution-which is endorsed
by the mayor and aldermen of the city
of Houston-of $1,000 acres of choice
land, Is houses and over 800 building
lots in Houston, and $4,000 in gold
coin, takes place May 18th, during the
State fair. TICKETS ONLY ONE
D0LLAH ]. Il. FOSTER,
! Manager, Houston, Texas.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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Hearth and Home.
Is z 5.
LADIES WANTED AS AGENTS.

A model weekly paper for the home. The
Twelve graphic etchlngs copies of celebrated
works of I, presented at once, free TO every
subscriber. An unrivaled premium! Twenty
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on the paper. See IL at the news stands. Ask
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Ladies' at home and men who have other
business wanted MS agents. Novel plans,
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for full particulars, or 81 so for outfit, includ-
ing the ~ Etchings in elegant portfolio and
the paper six months TO your address. The
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OnIce Hours,
DALLAS BOARD OF TRADE.

q. NJ, Wheat presidents John Kerr, vice
presidents 10, W, Baylor, secretary j. l.
Leonard, treasurer
Hoard OF Dlrcclon-A, Davis, Thomas
Field, u, ". Grove, H. V, TOmpklns, II, II,
Luce, W,J, Clark, A, Y. ObenchNln,
Board of ArhiimliOn--A. Sanger, j, IL.
Bryan, j. Il. Schneider n, H. Williams, W..
A, Jones,
Committee OF Appe0s-W. T., Hughes, II, L.,
MniHnlls, NJ, Kahn, W, &. Couuur j, H, Culd-
we'll John T,nison, ", l., Murphy.
TrNnsporlatlon-A. Duvla :, j, Adams, A.
Sanger.
Classification ana Quotntion-R. V, TOmp-
klnR, j, \, Sl2er, j, II, Bryan,
FinnnCc-W, j, Clark, H. l., Maw0lls, j. r..
Caldwell,
Geo. Shields,
Statistics and Annual stntements-W, J.
Clark. Il. Il. Luce, II. W, Baylor
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WASTING SWEETNESS - Putting
your arm about n pretty women,
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TIE DAILY MEHALn

VIII he found ou sale BY 'he news
b0ys an all irains ~ tile Ie~as an''
AMI Pacific railway, and ~ ihe ioiio"'
ing news stands Ia ihe eiiy, Wat w. ~
Franklin a 90, bOi MAIN street ~ D.
hiar, lamar street. Pierce a. Lyle no7
Main street Cigar stand ~ the hnn
Jaeinio sIoiei. ana a. meLiiinre' In
mar street,
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Wake UP ana See what In
Going OH.

Josq)h Feac;cr grocer Ol5 Elm street,
Daias, heats all IN setting goods CHEAP,
lie deiirerS them 10 customers free. 90
and giuo him a trial, At Gl5 Eim street,
H7dgm