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The daily gazette., 1876-08-24
Fighting a Wheat Ring.
THE CALIFORNIA GRANaERs REsoLvEr
TO BE INDEPENDENT.

A San Francisco special says: The
present year California has sown to
wheat about 3,5O0.0O acres, This
will yield 10000, 900 bushels, valued
at about S35, 900, 900. We can export
about three-fourth of this crop, or 80,
O0O,O bushels, enough to load 500
merchantmen. For years the power
full what iing in this city have held
the grangers at their unmerciful die
tation. The granger could not bor-
row money on his country warehouse
receipts; he was compelled to ship the
wheat here and store 1t with some of
the ring, and pay much higher rate
of storage at tina, ...-.
The ring would charter all the tom
age In port and that to arrive duriag
the season. The farmer then was left
the alternative of selling his wheat at
what they offered or Ie-chartering ton
age from the ring-either of which
was downright robbery. Grangers
from "a wheat growing counties re.
Gently held secret convention in thia
city, at which, 1t is understood, ar
rangements were made to CUT loose
from these capitalists and ship direct
10 Liverpool. The majority were veal
thy men and at least three-fourths of
wheat interests were therein repyesen
ted, as. ..5'o ,. a.-sl
The grangers are in better financial
circumstances this year than uspally
and, consequently, arc more indspen>
dent of the wheat merchants. ,, Seyeral
who produced frem 300 to 600 tons
end hare several half bushels of mon.
ey on storage. said they would see the
wheat ring far enough before they
would longer submit to such cold
blooded robbery. The proceedings oi
this meeting were never made public
but it is understood that they resolved
to free themselves from the rapacityof
San Francisco capitalists, or quit raiss
ing wheat.
All this had the effect of consider
ably weake ming the ring, if nothing
more, and learning the fixed determi'
nation of the grangers, several capital
lists came forward and loaned money
on country warehouse receipts-athing
never done before in the history of
wheat growing in this State. Ton
mage must come down, or farmers will
not ship. The vessels cannot lie idle;
neither can the ring afford to pay $100
per vessel day demmurrage. So it
would seem, the grangers have corner.
ed the ring. Another meeting will be
held August 22nd. ts-sous-se ID, .,t.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-24
Driven 20 Desperation.

JERSEY CITY, Aug. 23.--A canal
boatman named Andrew Low was
brought before Justice Reese yester.
day, charged with stealing three pounds
of meat from butcher named PAT.
rick Kenney, The man admitted the
theft, ahd pleaded in extenuation
that he had wife and children in a
starving condition ON canal boat in
Harslmus Cove. He could get nowork
and he could not see his family starve,
On hearing this statement the COM
piainant withdrew the charge and gen
erously handed him 81. The poorman
was allowed to depart.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-24
MORGAN NOMINAE TED.

ThelRepublican State Convention OF
New York met yesterday in Saratoga
A letter from Mr.. Cornell, withdraw.
ing from the candidacy, was presented
to the delegates. John M. Francis was
chosen permanent Chairman, and res
olution were adopted reaffirming the
principles set forth in the Cincinnati
platform and the letters of acceptance
of Hayes and Wheeler, aud recogniz :
ing the patriotism and public services
of President Grant. Hon. Z. ID. Nor
gan was then nominated for Governor
on the first ballot. he receiving 242
votes to 1876 for Evarts, "a for Rob-
ertson and 1e for Townsend. The
Liberal Republican Convention, called
by John Uochrane, which was in SEES
sion at the some time, adopted resolu
tions approving the Republican Nat
] ional and State tickets.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-24
Or. seif-Preservatioss

MORE iHAN 100000 uuPIE.s s0Lp
Gold Medal Awarded TO the Author By
the National Medical Asso1ia-
tion." March 81. 1e!e -s-'.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-24

Sitting Bull cries ''let us have peace"
That's just what the Sitting Bull OF
the White House once prayed for, and
now we know how much sincerity
there was in his petition.
From 10000 to $1,000 is the Demo.
cratic majority claimed in North Car,
tlina If the party is true to itself, and
the military order is not too severely
enforced ia that State.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-24

iion." March 81, 1e!e '4-
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oso0 o. IL ass
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1t tells you all about tho morale of genera
q ys q Ss5as
true morality. empiricism. perry ersion of mar.
physical infrmity. its causes and cure, reIa.
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sion of vice. the miseries Of imprudence,
ancient ignorance and ei rors. means Of cure,
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This book also coptsips more than ffty pre-
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To SUFFERING LADIxs.-"Dr. Rogerson.
Female Hydrasfis Powders. for ali femals
complaints. By mail. 81 Address %
Rogerson. P.O. dor. e66e. n. ]. City.
The New York herald., 1876-08-16

Steamer City OF Merida, Reynolds. Havana, Vera Cruz
kc-F Alexandra Sons.
Steamer Abby Bentley, MshaGey, Fernandina, Fla
Bentlev. Gldcrsieeve 4 Co
Steamer Wyanoke Kelley. Norfolk, City Point andssch
mond-Od dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Chesapeake, Mangun, Portland-J + Amea
Steamer Maynower Davidson. Phiadelphia j rs Hand.
Sup Viscount tBrl, Nicholson, Livcrpoo-Aske. Tufts
d Co.
Bark Thayer. Crosby, Liverpool-Snow Burgess.
Bark Warwickshye (3r). Harry London Err Cortis.
Bark Advance ,BrJ Hastings, Glasgow-Snow & Bur
CESS
Bark Iropsides. Tapey. Bremen Din Radmann.
Bark rmma tItal), CostnnZo Trieste via Frumc-krem-
cberg Co.
BARK David Preston. Hall. Lcghorn--I Qugloy & Co
Bark JAS Boreland Stephenson. Genos-Jonn Ingra-
Bark Abbic Clifford, Brandt Rio Janeiro-J z Ward 4
Bark Jane Adeln,. Lindsay, Lagusyra and Puerto Ca
bello-Dallett Bolton 4 Co.
Brig las Miller, Parker, Bahia-Millcr < Houghton.
Brig Alice tsr, Montgomery Truxillo Hon-Eggers 4
Brig Ernestiue McAccry. Belfast. Me-Brett Son Co.
Schr Mary A Harmon, Mailman Georgetown, Dem
Leaycratt 4 Co.
schr LAWNS Bell, Adr,ch, Kingston. Ja-van Brunt
Bro
schr Burey, Northup, Jacksonville, Fia-vsn Brunt 4
Bro.
sehr Rdgewood johnson, Georgetown and Pot Bluff. Sc
ID Huribut 4 Co.
Schr Fish. Crowell Gardiner. Mo-Parsons 4 Loud.
Schr l. Van Brunt. fooker, Gardiner. Me-vAn Brunt
Bro.
schr T IL Livingston, Mcdonald. Salem. Msss-Alvsh
schr Goodwin Williams. Stamford Ct-stamiord Mtg
The New York herald., 1876-08-16
MARITIME MISCELLANY,

STEAMER DOMINION Clements before reported, from st
John, Nh. while entering port OF Yarmouth rs Satu
day. broke her propeller She will be delayed for
repairs
snr EDWARD o'BnEs, smalley, frsm Ycjiones for Liv
crpool which into Valparaiso April Il. lexky, DC.
paired aud sailed tor destination July 4.
BARK CARRARA dtaD, Pentromc. from Philadelph for
Lcghor grounded the lower cpd Of Dulkhcad Bar this
tAug l5) pm, but has nonted on and proceeded
BARK TARA TopASSchr Curtis Ackeriy Norton 40 days
wnngtor, Del i4th and eports that Aug in lat 81
~ Ion % W, boarded boat from
an Zanzibar Tor Boston, l12 days supplied
her with provisions: all well.
BRiG CYcNus (of Liverpool NS) Anns from st Thomss
bound for Turks Island reef the lighthouse
north end of the island tho night OF tho
She hsued oh next morning aud reported not dan
aged; would reload and proceed.
BRIG RArArLA ,sp) from Ponce PR. lsden with sugar
and nolasscs bound to ST Johns. NJ. lost Aug
Long Beach, 2ta miles west of Cape Race.
ScnR CpAs FAnKxs. from Baltimore for Boston, laden
with ashore morning 10th smiths Rocks,
OF Scuate Bevch In thick log She hoated this s
ternoon with the assistance OF tugs.
The schrsmsck lefore reported launched at Greenpot
Ii Aug D. i named Josie eyes In launching, the
asst dropped OF The stuck FAST and made necessary
haul the vessel down before could be cleared which
WAS soon done. without damage.
GLoucrsrrR. Mass. Aug i5-rhe schr Aberdeen from
rund Bsnks reports The loss of men, Charles Olsen
and Charles strnem They left the vesae TO tho travis
returned
Qursrc, Aug i4-stesmer Poiino. from Picou Ms. ior
Montreal with coal, grounded ~ Nomschichs. No par
ticnlars.
steamer vaeta fron Montreal for Newfoundland with n
gencr grounded Sore She Is of and proceed
ing.
Disasters IN JuSF-The Direction Of the Bureau
vcrtas published the following statistics OF
concerning all naxs:-Saing vessels reported ost2+
Enslish AZ French ksrwssiAn- Gsrmsn. Italian
The New York herald., 1876-08-16

He knew Mr. Tlden's untiring efforts day and night;
he knew how be tracked these people TO their dens OF
iniquy, and finally dragged them forth 10 public exc
Grafton. Applause
Mr. Davy asked whether subsequently, TO tho expo
OF Tweed, Mr. Ti!den had not met Tweed at the
Rochester Convention and had Eot raised his voice
against Tweed taking seaty
Mr.. Cox ITO whom Mr.. Hewitt yielded for answer
replied that there was necessity for Tildens dong
so, as Tweed was not in the Convention.
Dir. Hewit--The bare naked fact Is this, there was
war--war 10 the kne-bctween Governor Tiiden and
Tweed, and il euded in the defeat exile Of Tweed
loud applause Oh the democratic side.) That rs all
there about IT, call the House to witness that have
answered and am willing 10 answer every question
bearing on the merits Of this case. No
VIII intimate that there the slightest intimacy,
personal political. al any timc, between Samuel j.
Tllden and William M Tweed. There never was
There was that association which comes from the en-
living IN the same community ana from belonging
to tho party. But the ono stood
IN the community above and beyond suspicion and
the other always an object OF hatred anc finally OF
detestation defy tho gentlemen to lay their hands
upon dishonest dollar Ia the possession of Samuel j.
Tilden The people whom he served his
the service which he rendered 10 them
that WILL notwithstanding the insinuations OF the
gentleman from Iowa. give him the vote of those great
Western States within whose borders he
merce and blessings, whose value be properly
estimated. Through the whole OF
HIS EgMARkApLH GARNER
he has boon the wscst Of mon ho has been the rues
OF freIds; he has been the Jealous and earnest
OF PATRIOTS He is to-day the wiscst, the most accom-
plished statesman in tho land, and he WILL
by the blessing OF God, be OF the great
est-pcrhaps the greatest-of Presidents OF the
United States because he will have the opportunity
rescue this government from the hapds OF the neon
petent and dishonest men who have controlled II so
long and have made It reproach in the eyes Of tho
civilized world Great applause on the democratic
The New York herald., 1876-08-16

sS: three has:::'as a.s ';ss: f.:
Axel Ielesen Qaebsc; Underwr.cr Robsrtson do s Al
aa
dns a .nS THAMES
po. passed Deal 5th plymouth Rock. Griffin. New
naa, FerSt: ousSee: 5,h. GsD, Peter, Dahl JohnsoN.
Nsw ca al, sio nneo a ahS %s o ItanA
uana do 5ia Aielne Walsh, charIo.te,own,,
ousbec; Utopia tsj. New YORK
Tss Aas al dS AsS 4 RoSs Gss
4tl, Lsreno. Chico. philadelphia :.
I.rIrH Aug l-ssied. Hambersnnd Nielsen. New yorl.
Lginoay. Jnly ai-Arrived, Ellen Stevens ssesn. Ns
sailed Aug l. Mary Fink; Dyer, Boston
MEMrL. July 3i-Arrved. John II Csandsn. Pierce Copen
'IMAAsllSs. Aug a-Arrived, Belle Adventure Dsandrsa
sailed sa Inca. wndhur., rhaasIphia .,,on. o,o,..
MADEIRA July ai-saiied, Frances John. Bentley. Bun
Moxrsvipro July 5-Arrved. Ada Gray. Roe Antwerp.
NrwcAsrLs Aug aC4esred. Anna odel. for New Yors'
NrwromI. Aug 4-Arrivcd Francesca p, Porslh New
Osrssp Aug ARRIVED Lnuro, Harabsgli. rascagouls
PORTLAND. Aug srut Into the roads, ornen, tor BAt;
prsAKuL Aug Arrived: squando. Driver Hsmburg,
Dock; Hannibal. iluIl Hndostan, Goole; Brave Liver
Saa. N" 4l Ms'pss Ei Da,
Bolivia West uatiepoo othere Limerick; Papa Oivari
hssr1i xsr"sa 3D. 'fisHa EiiGa Sisi.ss: SS @ansrsa
RosrocK, July 20-Saled. Don Quxotc, Monroe, Amer
RIO GnAspr Jnu. 2sArrivcd Neptuno's Car, Pike. New
SHIELDS Aug 4-saiied. Nancy. Windsor. Ms.
sLLorH. Aug ARRIVED Arenod Fyn, ha''fsx 4tn Asf'
SrocKroS. Aug A. Arrived. Oliver Cromwell, Quebec.
SLIGO. Aug 4Ssiled Fidente, RadosIoyich. New fore
SHANGHAI June l0-Arrived, Annie BrAgnton, smith,
New YORK.
SINGAPORE, July a3-saed Gordon Castle 9), for New
York .
SAaAaANY June 19-Arrvcd. Clara. Simpson, Singapore.
SALT PoSp, July 9-ln port Sengnli. anc
Arrived Mary NJ Bird, Packard Madras tor London;
Farnsworth, Hanson. Zanzibar for New York; Premier
Passed o date Timour Robbins bombay for Antwerp
Tilley, Humphrey do fOt Hull.
TExEL, Aug sailed. James Muir, Kirkwood, Phiadet
ToRREvIIJA. July 26-Arrved. Mary Lord, Lord, Palma
Sailed 10th. Mary Lord Lord Boston. -
WnrTnAvES, Aug 4-Arrved. Nelson, Dix. Quebec.
AMoY June 2iThe Milo American bark has discharged
the greater part OF her cargo but Is still making much
water and will have to discharge the remainder
CAnprrr Auy 3-The bark Edith Marion, Of Newport,
34s tons register, which lying In Peuarth Roads for
orders the east mud with loss OF her mxeu
mast anchors chain and other serious damage having
been in collision with the bark hndoo, OF Liverpool
4tE-The Ida Norris from Quebec arrived hore witn
loss bboom csnead and cutwate having besn ~ col
IiyERpooL Au. s-rhe Royal Charter. from Quebec,
New Brighton parted both cables to-day and
ashore but WAS taken in tow by ae tugs Her
cules and knight OF the cross ana owed 10
LYNN Aug 3-The Austrian bark Tradc, TSrraboche,
from York this port maze). IL at anchor in the
Roads having been ashore the Roaring Middle Sand
ILrRAcoMpE, Aug 5-steamcrs name ascertained to b
Monemora OF South Shields Tor MONTREAL portion Of crew
landed At Lynmouth msinder picked up by tug.
QUEENSTOWN Aug 5-The Mary Jane. which put in here
on from Leith for Quebec, ieaky has abandoned
and sailed for Ardrosan In ballast this morning.
The New York herald., 1876-08-16
DUB CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ARouAScxl, Aug 1-ssiied. bark John Sheppard. Bur-
CESS. United Statos.
BARROW. Aug I5-saiIed. bark Lizzie Wright tB-.
Wright. New Orleans
BEgwicK, Aug l4-Arrved. bark Para tBr). Burre New
York.
CorKSHAGES. Aug s-Passed. bark Fama tNor). Math-
iesen. rom New York tor Stockholm
CHRIsTiASsuSD Aug loArrved. bark Constantia (Nor.
Tallaksen Baltimore.
DAyrzlss Aug l3-Arrivod. brig Acela Thurow, White.
New York.
FALMOUTH. Aug lo-Arrved, bark Chasca wsshburn.
lQuque.
GInnALrAR-Arrved. bark Augusta Small ,Br), Evans,
Boston land sailed for Naples and Phiadelphia)
HULL Aug l4-Sailed bark Msarins Dodcro utaD. Vel,
United States; Constsnte tAus). Ivnncich do.
HAMBURG. Aug l4-Sailed. barks Jupiter Ger Lutke.
New York; Giuseppe Aceame utsD. for Delaware Break
water
LIvKnrooL, Aug I5-Arrivcd steamers Vanguard (Br,
Gill; New Orleans Ariel DID, Hollis, do; bark Unicorn
(Br), Horn, Galveston.
Arrived 14th, bark Ceres (Nor) Gunderson. New York
saod 18th, ships Saranak Woods United States; Big
Bonanza Stanley San Francisco; bark Sarah Douglass
(Br), Douglass, North America
LONDON Aug l5-Cleared bark Beatrice (Br), Bowley,
New York.
LsITH, Aug 14-Sriied barks Argo (Nor, Grau. United
Slacs 18th, Fruen (Nor. Bcssesen. do xatdA Smith
(Br). Smith, New York.
LuBEc. Aug l3-Arrived. Libra" from Baltimore
MovILLx Aug l5Arrived steamer California (Br Oven
stone. New York for Glasgow (and proceeded).
NARsriLLEs Aug ll-Sasd, bark Resoluda tSp). Nsrsa
United States
NxwcAsrLE. Aug l5-Sailsd. bark AmalA (Aus,. CHA
nslli, New York.
PLYMOUTH Aug l5-Arrved steamer Psrers (Fr) Dsure,
New York for Havre (and proceeded).
QUEENSTOWN, Aug II. PN-Arrved, steamer China
r GILL; Bosen for Liverpool (and proceeded) 18TH bark
Carleton (Br), Durkee, Montreal
SLIGO. Aug l5-SAled. brig Callao, Lceman. Phladsl-
phia
Sailed l2th barks wifsta warf CSw), Hultmann United
Statcs sansons (Au. Cappon do; Ambrosa (Nor) Bow
do.
sTKrrIS, Aug lS-Sslsd. bark Emms Ltchfeld, Hay
den New York.
Arrived 18TH barks Berg (Nor). Nielsen. New York
Victoria (Nor). Hcllmcrs. do.
SHANGHAI, Aug 5-Arrved, ship Moonlight. Waterhouse.
Philadelphis
Sailed tron - Aug 4, bark Njolner CNor). Cornsn.
sen, United States.
sailed from - Aug II, the keho for United States.
LIVERPOOL Aug 15The British ship Universe, Captain
Jones' which sailed from this Aug IL for New York.
to-day seriously damaged having been In collision
Sho will dock for repairs.
The New York herald., 1876-08-16
SPOKEN.

Ship Susan Gilmore Carver from Greencastle for Rio
Janeiro, July ~ lat Al N. Ion l6 W.
Ship Speculator Bri from bristol for Delaware Break
water. no date. lat Al O5. Ion g..
ship Many Pendeton Pendeton from Calcutta for Lon
don. June 20. lat 8 80. Ion 81 II +.
ship India. Pnttcn. from Liverpool for Wilmington CAL
June -. lat OJ lon ~ IS W.
Bark Msdg- wildde. OF and from Liverpool for Quebec
lat A. 30. long ~ ~.
A Norwegian ship showing signal letters JDFB. from
Amsterdam ior New York July "a. lat ~. Ion 81.
Bark Peru, kenney n Point Lobus for Falmouth. July
Il lat 3S lon % 10 (aso spoken July 26, lat &c
short OF provisions. and supplied.
BARI ie1eld tNor, irvin New York for Brsmerhaven.
July ~ LAT 4J. Ion 3s
BARK Hilton Br. from London for Delaware. July II.
lat ~ Ion 23
:, schr showing PFDs, from Boston tor Isle of Wight.
The New York herald., 1876-08-16
SAILED.

Steamers City OF Mcriaa Tor Havana; Wyanoke Rich
mond. &c; Lancaster Phadclphis; baks Syphde (Nor
Cork; Emes Cxmpa tltal. do; Azod tNor), do Pal
mouth layelock Br. Glasgow; 0tus Nor, Hull Schil-
er (;er), Richmond; brgs Peggy (Nor) Madeira Genoa
lr galway Cora Green, Trieste Richmond Va; sehr
Israel. snow, st GEORGE
Wind ~ sunset. Sc.
Barometer at sunset, 20 80; at midnight. 20 :91,
The New York herald., 1876-08-16

Spanish, Greek dutch, Portuguese. Russian Ar
gentine Is Of which the nationality unknown; total .o
In this number included reported missing steamers
reported ost3 American. English French, Dutch,
of which the nationality is unknown: total. H.
The New York herald., 1876-08-16
BELOW.
CLEARED.

Ship Olaf (Sor), Anderson, from Havre July 6.
Bark Bonaides Nor. Nielsen, from Hamburg July l.
The New York herald., 1876-08-16
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURES PROM YORK FOR fHI NoSrRs
or AUGUST skrrEhpER
The New York herald., 1876-08-16
WEATHER REPORT,
FOREIGN PORTS. .

HoLYHEAD, Aug Is. PM-Calm; barometer, 80 o.
PLYMOUTH, Aug Is. PM-Wind SW; light.
The New York herald., 1876-08-16

Neo~ev. S"o Dest,na,.on Once
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24
ROZdii meZi AmerikOU
a EurOpOu.

Filadelflcky dopisovatel jednoho no
voyorskeho listu mel ma yystav6 s iednim
Glenem n6meck6 vystavni komise n5sle-
duiici pozOruhodnou rozmluvu:
" celem mem zivot6, pravil teceny
N4mec, ,,nevid6l isem pohromad6 tax o
hromne mnozstvi lepsich tfid, is%o ma te
to vystave. Ny NELL velmi neprave po-
nett Amerikanech". - Po chvilce do-
dal: ,,Jedno mne ale lnnohem vice pfc
kvapuje. Wy mluvite nestale svobod6 a
rovnost, a pfece ste dnes ysechen chu-
dy lid z navst6vy vystavy vyloucili. V
techto davech nevidim nez lid zamozny,
velmi pekne obleceny." - ia je ubezpe.
Goval, ze tech davech byly vsecky yrs
ivy naroda zastoupeny, bohati i chudi
A bylo to pravda. Bylo tn bohateho "a
mozneho lidu, muzd zen hoinost, ale ro
vn6a tetn6 byli tn zastoupeni lid6 in6u6
zamozni, drobni zvnostnici d6lnici sc
svymi zenami; tesafi, truhlafi, sevci, ko.
vati, pisafi, prodavaci, pravnici, lekari,
kn6zi, zednici, hospodsti, tarmeti, tovar-
nici, vse V jednom roji a zmatku die do
br6ho sp6sobu americkeho.
Kdyz Sc to menu n6meckemu pfiteli
vyiasnilo, tax zrovna trnul. ,,Coze, zvo
lal, ty p6kne obletene zenske nejsou ves-
mes bohat6 danny; a mezi t6mi pany v
soukennych kabatech a cylindrech jsou
sedlaci, femesmici Sevci! Ale! m e n
lie er II err, kde Jest vas obecny
lid venkovsky" - Odpoved6l isem mu:
My nemame Americe to co nazyvate
Nemecku obeGnim lidem". - A pfitel
Nemec patfil ma me op6t n6mem ustr-
mutt Der liebe Himmel, co ie to "a
zvlastni zemi!' zvolal, kdyz Sc probral z
1zasu. Stotisic lidi v iednom davu me-
ri mimi zadneho obecneho lidu!
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24

Do Lawlerova rybafskeho kramu vlou
pal Sc nedeh y noci zlodei aukradl "a
s $50 pGticentd, "a S2'40 usttic a ga s
sardineF.
Do bytu Johna Remelena, G. 9S9
Woodland ave. vloupal Sc ned6l k ra-
nu zlod6i ukradl tam s SO.
q domu Henry Brona v ul. Evergreen
v IA. ward6 ukradl kdosi patku ma so
botu stfibrn6 hodinky v,cen9 s 10 kas
mirovy kabat v Gene SIS.
Tee do sousedniho domu Henry Kan
pala Sc nepochybne tyz lupic vloupal, ale
nenaleznuv nideho, co by stalo "a odnese
nj odeSel pr4zdnuu r'r s