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The daily gazette., 1876-12-28

FIFTY-FIvE SovEREIGNs. In the
case of Catharine Joyce VS.. John Car
roll, published i'll yesterdays GAZETTE,
the amount of money in question was
mentioned as twenty-five sovereigns.-
This was mistake, as the real amount
is fifty-tive sovereigns, Or nearly $500 in
American currency.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-28
SECOND EDITION!
IrODOsed EItterta iunlenf

The second of April next will be the
l30th anniversary ofthe birthday Of Thos.
Jefferson, on which occasion the Jefferson
Democratic Club, Of this city, will,give a
public entertainment, comprised of in
teresting exercises appropriate to the oc-
casion. A committee will take the affair
in hand and make all the necessary ar
eingements in due time.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-28

der, Mr.. Mm. Ruch, 1886 Hutchinson
street, Philadelphia.
Having received great benefit, from
benefit from the use OF your valuable
remedy, DIR. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY, feel it my duty to say some
thing in its favor. For sometime my little
bows were more or less afflicted with
severe coughs, which at times were so
violent that we We're kept up with them
all night. We tried many remedies
without effect. On hearing os WIsrARs $
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, we gave 1t a
trial, and can truly say it gave immediate
| children would call for it every time
they coughed, and before one week the
cough had entirely left them. since
then | have used it'myself for coughs and
I colds, and have found 1t as cf1ectlEe
| with me Us the children, and can safely
recommend it to the public"
50 cents and 81 bottle. Sold by ai
druggists.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-28

TIE FAIR AT TIE CITY UALL.-The
fair of the Ladies' Mite Society Of Union
NJ. +. Church still continues at the City
Hall, and the ladies' in charge are using
every means to make the place an attrac-
tive resort for visitors, They should be
liberally encouraged.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-28

The Triumph Truss Co, of 1915 Chest
nut street, Phila., and 334 Bowery, \. Y,
are curing rupture In from 30 to 80 days
and give written guarantee OF cure,
offering reward of 81 600 if they fail.
Call or send ten cents for their new
book. u%Wu'
SALE OF MoNEY.-At the Goth month
| " meeting of Union Loan Association,
| last night, $1,000 sold at par.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-28

ANCsEMESTs.-Thea goers and such
as keep late hours are very liable to
contract a severe cough or cold. a safe
and reliable cure is DR.; Bulls Cough
Syrup. The price is only 81 cents.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-28

Sons or TEMprRANCE,--Ata % stated
meeting of Morning star Division, No. =
S OFT, held in McClary binding last
evening, tine following "ilic rs VIZ eject
cd tor the ensuing quarter: W. n
Guthrie; w A., q !. Muslin. Il. s, ~
l.. Campbcil ~. II. s, Mar> q Wi on
Il S s. j. wool; Treas. Jabcz iI"d oni
Con., NJ. Slimp; A. Con, u, Pickri,
! Chap, j. prcnry; |. s., ). j. Kerba1gh
.. s., II. Lidacn.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-28

YIN. c. A.-Rev. Geo. A. Latimsr
will deliver a lecture before the Young
Mems Christian Association in their
rooms S37 Market ST., this Thursday eve
ming at u o'clock. Subject "Ihe Ark Of
the Covenant.
The public are cordially invited.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-28
..,j and C0Binie ercinI.

s.,,vixGroN, Del, Dec. q, 1876.
N1...l. ,uiotations furnished by IL.
p '.' 10 To-. y. T.. Cor. lth and Mar
y wilmington, Del, nj +. NJ. to-
The daily gazette., 1876-12-28

The Hutchinson FGmiiy-The well
known and original Hutchinson Family
will give one Of their excellent concerts
in Grace NJ. L. church, on Tuesday even
ing next, Jan. I'd, 1877, ut Il O'Clock.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-28

BEFORE ESQUIRE BEADY.-Last night
Alfred CIummel, col, for assault and
battery on Catherine Collins, col, was
fined 81 and costs.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-28
Heather Report.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IS, l a. NJ.

WASHINGTON, Dec. e, A. Nj
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle States during the day
clear or fair weather, and DO change in
temperature, light, variable winds, shifting
to northerly in the the southern portions
during the evening, with falling barome-
ter, threatening weather and light snow.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-28
RECkAL NOTICES..
INK GREAT DIS "0yERYi

J FKj NIX LES BITTER WINE OF
'o- the cure of weak stomach, gene
f1tly, Indigestion, disease OF the ner-
fgH"n, constipation, acidity of the |
III and all eases requiring tonic.
fSnH includes the most aflfteablc and |
sll ,ai of iron we possess Citrate
llg+,ic oxide, com blned with the most |
Elco vegetable tonics-Iellow Peru
BARI
ltefet in many cases of debility, loss
fpplN and general prostration, of an
4eni sdtlf iron, com bined with our val
Aefre is most happy. IL augments
enRe, raises the pulse, takes off mus
4hNlneSs, removes the pallor of de-
all gives fiorid vigor TO the coun-
ii1 want something to strengthen
5you want IA good appetite? Doyou
hMld up your constitution? DO you
9ieel well? DO you want to get rid
nsncSs? Do you want energy? DO
l1 to sleep well i? Do YOU want brisk
.u0us feelings? II you do, try
n, Wine of Iron.
glul y valuable tonic has been so thor
.b,icd by all classes OF the commu-
lal it is now seemed indispensable as
Medicine. II costs but little, puri-
ruol and gives tone to the stomach,
i.' The system and prolongs life.
+ ly ask IA trial of this valuable
l'rce 81 per bottle. f. F. X tN-
Nan Proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa
druggist for kunkel's Bitter W inc
aud take 10 other make. Sold only
h'rs. All others are counterfeit, so
Them.
Tape Worm.
'ly removed with purely vegetable
,paN>ing from the system alive.
qulIl line head passes. Come and
tr,tticnl treated. DIR. T.. + kUNKELi
Noith Ninth St, Philadelphia, Adj
ir. scat. Pin and Stomach Worms
moved. Ask your druggist for KUN
WORM SYRUP. Price 81 per bottle
D-ulcular novld&wlm
@lt's niracuIOus Cure for COrns =
-s.,A remedy of great popularity fol
".s rurliS without pain.
T., BKINGHURST Il CO.,
Apothecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
fiue Nail Scissors
f"ld Straight, Nail Brushes, Ham
~ Nall Files, Nail Brushes, ETC., 70
T.. BRINGH RST 4 CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Sts.
For the Hath.
~ LH-l>hoS Bath Towels, Bath Sponges
~',h soaps III extensive variety. AIS
~hloLr>, Straps, Brushes, &c. of hors
4 my Friction Gloves, and many otho
"oi the same classes.
f. BRINGH URST & CO..
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-28
THREE DIPLOMAS 2
TIIEIR NEW ROT1Rf nook LOCh
lSTJTtTT SEWING MACHINES,
THE STA Nd 4 RID SEWING
.M1CIIINES OFTIfE
WORLD.

COMPARE WHEELER Il WILSON'S
CENTENNIAL AWARDS WITH TiiE
Wards FUR INYOTIfE'R MACHINE.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-28

From a wcll-known Contractor and Build
der, Mr.. Wm. Ruch, 1886 Hutchinson
street, Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-28

HyIIE ARTIZANS SAVINGS BANK.
500 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 23D, 1901.
Open TO receive deposits daily from A.
NJ. until +. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sat
urday evenings from to 8 O'Clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
of six per cent, has been regularly paid on
deposits, since the organization of the Bank,
and it is the expectation of the Managers,
that this rate of dividends will be continued
When dividends are not withdrawn, they
are accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits compound their interest twice in
each year. -
MANAGERS.
William S. Hilles, George w. Bush,
Clement B. Smyth, George S. Capelle,
ChaS. w. Rowland, NJ. l.. Lichenstein,
Nathan'l II. Benson, Edward Darlington
Henry f. Dure, job ii. Jackson,
+. NJ. Stonsenberg, VIM. H. Swift,
Anthony Higgins.
VIM. S. HILLES, President.
GEO. w. BUSH, Vice President.
feb21-1y f.. Il. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-28
FULL TENT OF THE REASONS.
IErom ne OnieiM Reports.l


FULL TEXT OF THE REASONS.
IA Medal and Diploma for the IN EW
WHEELER a. WILSON SEWING MA
CHINE, for the following reasons
81 Lock-Stitch .Sering Machine, IN
surpassed in the fine workmanship Of ITS
paJts and possessing great originality,
greet odoptabaHy to different classes Of
Tork both on Cloth and Leather, beauty
Of stitch, ease and rdpidity Of motion ana
completeness of display"
"A Medal and Diploma for the NEW
WHEELER II WILSON SEWING MA
CHINE"
"For Superior qualiy Of "ort N
Leather Stitchjng."
"A Medal and Diploma for SENlN' q
MACHINE NEEDLE WORK.
81 xuperb display Of Needle Work er-
ec,sf,d upon tie Hhcelcr dnd Il'ttsof
,seriny niuchinc, t.rguiSitc IN dcSign dno
faish, from tie H9htcSt 9oa%e TO "'
! heuri,SL ledthtr."
The daily gazette., 1876-12-28
Total receipts. ..............S SlC
EXPENDITURES.

II, ,SO1 81
Rents due and collectable. ...... 1,07S II
BALANCES, DEC. q, 1876
, 1876-09-03

months returned to DR.. Strowbridge 1t the
Philadelphia Eye Hospital when three weeks
Of hopeless treatment induced me to 60 to
Chicago and try Dr.. Montgomery, the oculist
Of the City Hospital. Again was doomed to
disappointment after two months treatment;
but fortunately learned Of the great success
attending DR., Ponds treatment OF cancer ut his
hospital in Aurora, ana ut once applied to him
for relief. DR.. Ponds cancer remedy killed the
thing entirely in three days, and I am to-day
completely healed and we'll. Surely no language
can express my gratitude to DR.. Pond for Ills
care and skill in my case in rendering me so
great service after these repeated efforts Of
some Of the most learned and skilled physicians
OF the country. I gladly give him this testi-
nonial, and would recommend all afflicted as
have been to go to him at once and not allow
themselves to.he tampered with and DECEIVED
any longer by those who cannot cure, and who
too often try to keep the afflicted from going to
any one who can. ROBERT Cook.
Alr. Cook was resident Of Philadelphia; he
is now living at Aurora, ILL.,, where lie may be
addressed BY those who wish to satisfy them
selves.
, 1876-09-03
VALUABLE INFORMATION.

BOSTON, Dec II, l8BV,
Gentlemen: ay only object In giving you this teati-
u,oniaI Is 10 spread valuable Information: Hasang
hpen j,adIy afflicted with salt Rhcun. and the whole
suTface Of M ekin being covered with pimp'es aad
cruptions. many Of whleh caused me EFs.t pain .na
maay OF the advertised blood preparations among
which any Guantity Of saraapartlla without o.
etine and before bad completed she nrst bottle saH
that had got rigl: medicine Consequently fol"
vas proEoaueed = well 1nan and my skin Il smooth
and entirely free from simpes aad erupitons haye
~ the use Of ytEetAs; r. benefit those atn!ctsd
Vesettnes wonde rfu power Of curuG Of thla acuta
complaint Of which have suffered % iute1scly.
c, Il. TUCKER, Pas AIT Nch. T.. E. T..
6a Wa8hiaS1aa-st., Boston,
, 1876-09-03
4 CARD,

For years had been a sufferer from cancer
affecting the nose and eye, and in ls7l was
treated by DR.. Garrcttson professor OF Clinics
in the Pennsylvania University, Fifteenth and
Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, without bene-
fetal results; then for six weeks at the Wells
Eye Hospital, was treated unsuccessfully by
Dr.. Morton, surgeon Of the PENNSYLVANIA hos
pital; afterward for three months under the
treatment of Dr. Harten, Of the same hospital,
with no better results. Ne34 placed myself
under the care Of Prot. Yan6all, OF the Louis
ytlle, Ky.. C:ts Hospital. but after three
, 1876-09-03
WATER ELEVATORS,

Water elevators manufactured by ". E. Hale
& Co., Of this city, arc now being put into the
Capitol at Washington; the private residence Of
Walter L. Gurnee, and Mrs. Paran Stevens,
New York; the Major Block, Commercial Hotel,
and the residence Of c. ". Durham, Esq, here.
Chicago manufactures seem to find their way to
all parts Of the country.
, 1876-09-03
". A. {nWF}t & m.

Among the leading firms in the city who cater to
the wants the housekeeper is the ever-popular
firm Of ". 4. Lowell l. Co., 1855 West Madison
street, who sell carpets, furniture, stoves, and
general line of houscfurnishing goods. Here parties
can find any article they desire to make home in
viting. A prominent feature with Lowell & Co. il
the monthly payment system, and II anything
were wanting to satisfy the most fastdious taste
this house it is found in the genuine courtesy at
the proprietors and their attendants.
, 1876-09-03

The monthly sales Of forfeited goods at Lipman's
loan Office take place tomorrow and Tuesday at
Buffers auction-1ooms, corner Wabash avenue
and Madison street. Great bargains eau be had at
these sales, from the fact that all goods such ~
gold and silver watches, diamonds, iewelrY, opera
glasses, ETC., have become forfeited, and must be
sold for cash to pay advances and charges Sale 1t
IN rlclnrl n
, 1876-09-03

On Sept. 13, the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad will run An excursion via all lines run
ming to Missouri River, to Kinsley. in Southwest
Kansas. Round trip tickets from Chicago SEQ;
Aurora, SCI; Joliet, S25 So For full particulars
apply to II. salomon, General Agent, 81 Dearborn
street.
, 1876-09-03

II is not necessary for Gibson, 1855 Dearborn
s1ieet, to blow as known dealers do. It IL
oa'y sufficient for families and dealers to know
sat hc continues TO handle Rnth's old reliable
square brandt and original solid meat Oysters,
II oi which are well known and will be sold at
Haolesale and retail at bottom prices.
, 1876-09-03

RADIANT HOME BASE-BURNER STOVES
*a'e not only base burners, but also base anu
aoao4e ~ heaters. having a new cutoff for keeping
ue eoas up while cleaning the gEate Dalton, 1s>
sa~'e Street, says you won't regret buying one.
, 1876-09-03
THE INSTITUTION FOR THE TIME!


II. B. Brvant's Chicago Business College and
English Training School is rapidly filling up with
the incoming of September. The instruction that
is given il just the Kind that is needed in these
times to make the boys self-supporting. Call 1t
the College office. and examine for yourself, En-
trance On State atzeet, southeast corner OF Wash
ing1Qn.
, 1876-09-03
HALLS,

The best class OF people are just rushing to Halls
new studio, 1853 and ITO Madison street, after
those fine cname1ed photographs, He is making
four for 81 OF beautiful present with dozen at
s.. Halls Is the popular studio for the times.
, 1876-09-03

new automatic sewing machine; different in
principle from every other sewing machine
manufactured. On view at Centennial Machin-
cry Hall, Sec. C :, Col. 50; and ut 200 and zoe
Wabash avenue, Chicago.
, 1876-09-03
MESSRS. RlShnP 4 BARNES

!, MESsRS. BISHOP & BARNES,
eae popular hGttcrs and fur manufacturers, corner
s1'e and Monroe streets, are fully prepared to
taeet the wants Of their many customers with hats
.no 1nra All kinds Of fur garments made to order.
l.ef'ng and repairing promptly attended to at low
, 1876-09-03
BUSINESS

has commenced in earnest at O1dway Il Newlands
tailoring establishment, 200 West Madison street.
They cannottleip doing large business when they
keep such extensive stock and sell ut such rea-
spnable prices.
, 1876-09-03
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Bo1and, the well-known druggist at No. 53
Clnrk street, opposite the Sherman House, bas
made great hit in the Aromatic Bitter Wine Of
1ron.'' We advise those who are suffering from
nervousness. impoverished blood, weakness, or
loss Of appetite, to try it.
, 1876-09-03

+ho oonta. ~ ~ D.a1u IL PAopoaluR 10 award
1t was made condition OF awarding the con-
lIact 10 Mcneil that the said Edwin Walker
should mortgage his qua5ries at Le1nont to Sc
said contract and the defendant furth.r sttaa "
that at that ti,no IL u,oe ra-,s7 - .net ~ ssatea
at;nn 'ue ea'u 1sone 1S was assessed TOR tux
and that it, with other property, was
mortgaged In sum far exceeding $4,000.
That J. ]. Egan, architect, q. NJ. Singer. Char1rs
Sioesinger, and Peter Wolf we're examined h.,
the Committee, and stated that The famo1+
defendants also averred tRat nn tha taeu Inc
taren hv ths PoarS t 49, tuas on tne excursions
..Das se p 70 sne various quarries, it
any practical investigation, but to indulge in
pleasure excursions. The neglect to Investigate
the comparative merits Of. sandstone and lime
for 6no That +hsts At the opening 9t proposals
Aux Sable ssndstnna and tba o'Ts Rara not Ine
ftons f 91th 1t which were Of superior quality to
dietments were found in the Criminal Court
er members Of the Board, and Clemens Pcrio-
lat, for stealing groceries, meat, etc, from the
county, and that july Edwin Walker went on
ri. 4ht 9ail IN the sum q Sl5o and So
tvtinr oua. 1us coets u Lne boaIu, eonstl
vor OF awarding the contract to Walker; that
While the question was pending at a Committee
meeting Of the Board, Walker was present and
mentioned 80 cents as the price he woull CHARGE
for rouph stone whcrcunor onn of thn con1n3o
eratcs al lin, sav;nr. q q, aa,,+ ~
1VaIior ;, ~. ,,,1,aI a T. e5Sai 5iSa v9 teuie, s1l'
"1!nnSl' ~ "iiSn He nouuc9 assent tn'S On
ahotneE OCCASION fer1olaI stated that the quall-
ty OF stone WAS no consequence, Us it took
money to obtain the award Of said contract,
that uo one could obtain It without money!
Mr. Wonf1hridge offered the affidavit ~
1ouN cmpov
33rac,;.,, at,na- -,,+tn- 1h;as, ea+ fout, .Aa4.r
XII ~1 asoSIut.e1, "uen eet loitu tual nv
Nen nas lnAsoA zA; Hot esohe-cotteF, tnat
nc nao tAhen several fmportant contracts anu
had Jailed to fulfill them that he was reported
lnsOlvent, and generally employed the worst
kind Of labor The proceedings Of the Stone
Cutters Association, which opposed Mcneil he
canse he was int.omnetrnt irresnons;hle and of
h.d rpnntotion ware amhod;ed IN thn at9;do,;+ u -
XMP 1 ot.5 "S' ~ 1sN1n 49, . ~ a..a11l..
;n,aaoo "too .,,,s h;s a' ~ s
AaAoeaeG' pfo.liseu tiit1i tileioscManship oI Tue
etone-eutung II ne would Keep quiet. He was
present at the meeting OF the Committee which
passed upon the bids, when number Of trivial
objections were made to awarding the contracts
to any one except aWakcr or some
onc centralized Nv him One oh;ar~
t;nn wne +ho+ - uni..nr snf,sa;7 o''eI ~
sc1i h;s stono oGnat and tho c,,e+or, ,,as .o,i
II on Tue aock, Wmcn @oula make large oliier.
there would be wastage In taking Walkers
bid for rough stone, and the bid OF Wolf, Price
d kerber for cut stone, of from IS to 1ODer
,or+ IT.. ,,,,;1,arc.1 ,,,et<,,, tlo.oro.s .a:,3
, 1876-09-03

Everybody should know Of DR.. McChesney's
dental rooms, so popularlY recommended by all
First-class gold filings onethird the usual rates
IS for the best set.
, 1876-09-03

THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
did good business for the dull month Of August
200 new policies for over $3.50, 600 inaurance.
, 1876-09-03


Ladies' and gents, cold weather is nigh. You
can we'll spare fall and winter clothing now for
few days. Cook & McLain, 50 Dearborn 93 and
26l West Madison street make 1t almost new.
, 1876-09-03

Oyster House, 151 and 153 Clark street, Is now
open, reftted and tefarnished entirely new, and
better than ever before prepared to feed is two
three thousand daily patrons. 1t is only necessary
to add that La Berga Eros. are its proprietors.
, 1876-09-03

Many beautiful women are indebted for the
major portion Of their charms to Gonrnud's Oily m
aelcacy the very eountsrpart cor of nature Price, in
large bottles, reduced to 81.
, 1876-09-03
PREPARED BIT
ER. STEVENS, Boston, Mass

What Is vegettne7 1t Is compound extracted from
perfectly har!ee. from eny bsd eject up9a the sys r
recy upon the blood. II auiets the nervous systen
1t Gtvcs you good. sweet sleep At night II great
them strength. guets their nerves. and gtvts them Ma.
tures awect sieepas has been pr2ycd BY many an sKed
remedy for our children II has relieved ard eH5s.
Thousands. 1t Ia very pleasant To take: every Cf!d
iiEes IT, It relieves aud al diseases originating
from impure blovd TT the Fegettne Give u talr
trial for your complaints: then you VIII A2y 70 your
friend. nelghbor and acquaintance, Isy 1t; II has
cured me-"
Veget!ne, for tue complaints for which It Is recon.
mened Is having larger sae throughout the United
States than any other medicine. NhJf Vskatano
Will Cure these Conpi1inta.
, 1876-09-03

Eurnetts ElavorlnE Extracts ara used and
ndorsed by the best hotels, confectoner4, Eroccrs,
and the first families in the country.
, 1876-09-03

CERTAINLY WORTH INVESTIGATING.
The immense practical advantages Of the new
invention ct the Wil1cnx d Gibbs Il. IL Co., Their
, 1876-09-03

Tahor awaT from the influence Of Perio1at.
Deponent further states. that, at the visit to
from l. @ cocE at noon until clock IN the after
noon ut the hounc Of Edwin Walker in l;en1Gnt- IN
drinking smoking and pans ears Il nat A. a1t'mg nn
the afternoon Perlolat took seVeta 2. tne Corn
nissioners Carroll. McCa1rey, and John;
son; that he came up repeatedly Ant ana
then retire together and be absent some time but
thar Periolat did not invite to any private inter
viewe, 80 far rs deponent can remember, com
missioners Gucuther and Burd1cS-
Two afidavits OF Aid. Smith we're also put IN.
The first one stated that. in HI interview with
Commissioner Carroll, deponent said, IN re-
gard to the letting Of the contract:
''You are not going to let the contract tor SUBJ
Tin thing % Of that sort. Carroll answered: II dont
care anything about the people, It don't make
any difference whether We let it nt that BID or
pledged myself to the people Of Lemont tnat
would vote for Lemont stone # they would elect
Comfy as Commissioner: You members 3t ot
your oficc After the County Board had decided ID
not to give the contract to Ma!keF deponen see me-
WaiEer at bid Of $685. ooo;'' to which Carroll re,
piled: 'sYes: they are lot Of school. boys. II
they had acted with and come up to The sctntch
We would hare given it to him. and We should have
to stand no more abuse than VIC will have to stand
now, and there would have been great deal more ;
money in it,: Aug: 81 atfant again: met Carroll
ton, ton think you didn't do the public jnstice to.
day Carroll replied .'oh: that's all right; H.. Let
the people say what they're mind to- was always
Tor Walkers stone" Smith then said: The pco-
Ie will hive ont an injunction against you fellows
Before you know il" Carroll rejoned: :.1n(nnc. M &C.
tion or no Injunction don't bother me bit. They
vii run great deal OF risk IN getting ont IN in
;nnction. and we have considered that and
viii take the responsibility Of an injunction. ="
and dried before you went there, " and Carroll
answered. ~ had no idea that we were going to
carry it, for We were not sure Of Holden. He had
.hont what we we're doing. and We didn't consider.
hin one OF ours: but outside influence must have
been brought to bear on him."
Ths SECOND affidavit Of Aid. Smith set out the