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Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-16

A new animal has been discovered in Strongly
Peter Corbet of that place. This animal is small
one, and has two tusks from the lower jaw, and
they form curve up the nose and back
towards the face, similar to the animal balirousa
He opens and shuts his tusks like shears. without
moving his jaws. Though entirely different from
any animal known, yet it is said in slight degree
10 resemble the woodchuck. No doubt there are
many showmen who wouldchuck-le to possess this
rare specimen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-16

The advantage of registering letters will be seen
from the fact that. upon an average, only one in
i've thousand is lost, when registered.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-16

yesterday morning was one of those mornings
that make the heart rejoice; warm, sunny, pleas
ant.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-16
NEW YORK.
The Cigar Makers.

NEW YORK, November l5 The committee of
cigar makers of San Francisco have notified the
committee in this city of their intention to dis
charge several thousand Cinnamon and give the
whites from New York their places. There is re-
ported one order for fifty men.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-16
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
M aIInc Notes.

PORTSMOUTH. November l5 Captain Daniel
Marcy OF Portsmouth, and others, have contract
ed with John Neal of Kittery, 20 build a fine ship
at Meals ship yard. The keel will be laid early
this winter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-16

Minister John l.. Stevens and family arrived at
Stockholm, O,t. 20. all in health.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-16

Autumn Leaf Vsrnish. The best article out for
preserving the natural tints. Together with
brush for applying. At Dsvins 4 Howsrd's.
fsod
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-16

Lung complaints, Bronchitis, coughs. asthma,
sore throat, catarrhal cough, Group. &C., cured by
Adamson's Botanic Balsam. Price IS cts.
povl4-tSwlW.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-16
Weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States
warmer. cloudy weather, with rain areas. south
erly winds and stationary or lower pressure.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-16
Local ann State Nems.

Everybody said "a fine day." yesterday, as If
they meant it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-16

Upon post mortem examination of the late
N. g. Ware Of this city, who died Tuesday morn
ing after lingering illness. it was discovered
that a tumor existed on the kidneys. The
funeral took place yesterday afternoon under
the auspices of Bethlehem Lodge of Free
Masons. The funeral services were per
formed by Dist. Dep. Grand Master, G. P. Has
kell, and Grand Chaplain. C. A. Curtis. The
singing was BY the Augusta Glee Club.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-16
N Nomination.
DrOWned.

BosToN. November Is. Hon. Henry l.. Pierce
has been nominated for Mayor of Boston, by the
citizens convention. and has accepted.
Drowned.
WORCESTER. November Is. Elias Sargent, a
lad eight years old. was drowned by falling into
Blackstone river at Millbury, to- day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-16
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Fire..

HAvERILL, November l5. The barn of William
Thornton of West Bradford, was burned BY an
incendiary this morning with the contents. Two
horses and a carriage were stolen. Loss $1,000
insured Sl400.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-16
S"rreme Judicial Court.-Libbey, ], Pre-
siding.

The Judge fourd nothing for the jures to -dsy,
and they we're excused till to- morrow morning
Every action upon the assigned list has been di,-
posed of by mutual agreement of the parties, and
a Jury trial thus avoided
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-16

Ladies' furs are to he cheaper this winter than
for several seasons past, many kinds being down
to fifty per cent. less of war prices. The favor
ite kinds will be. before. seal, otter and Amer
ican sable. while Russian and Hudson Bay sable
i'll meet the fancy of the more extravagant, and
French or imitation seal, lustered sables and as
trachans of those who look more carefully at their
expenditures. Sets Of boa ami muff will cost from
$40 to $35 in SEAL SIS to $50 in otter, and $40 to
sS75 in American sable. while the prices in Russian
sable run from $50 to $780, Hudson Bay 500 to
$3.50, and silver fox, beautifully varied fur 500
TO $3.50.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-16
All


MONTREAL, November Is. The Vile Marie
bank OF Montreal, Is reported seized for debt of
SlS,245.
Marine News.
Steamship Stephenson is unloading at Montreal
for repairs, caused by striking rock as she was
about to leave the harbor for Queenstown. She
had full cargo of grain.
Fire.
Sutherlsnds planning mill and Woods carding
mill at Wyoming, Ont burned to day; loss $40
900.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-16
tharrteu.

In ,rtand, Nov. l3, Mr.. william p. Millay to
Miss Mary e. Pennell both of Portland.
In Auburn Nov. " Frank A. Chase TO Miss An.
ma NJ. Atwood, both OF Auburn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-16
LOST.

On Saturday the 10th inst, q gold chain and
locket Willthe finder please return to this office.
Augusta, Nov. IL. novl3.tf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-16

The Reform Club of this city will hold public
meeting, on Sunday afternoon. in Granite Hall.
commencing at IL O'Clock. An invitation was
extended to Mr.. Frank Kenrck of Fairfield, to
address the meeting, but he declines coming here
at present as his physician has forbidden him from
speaking for few weeks. We hope the club and
our citizens may have the privilege soon Of listen
ing to one Of the earliest lsborers in the reform
movement in Maine. At the meeting on Sunday
afternoon, addresses may be expected from mem
bers Of The club and our citizens generally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
THREE TICKETS N RHODE ISLAND

NEWPORT, Il. L. Feb. 1.-THE Republican
State Convention VIII meet in Providence On the oth of
March 10 nominate officers for the ensuing year
The Democrats and the Plohibitionists will also hold
then conventions in the same week In the cal ISSUED
MS the Republican State Central Committee appears the
following resolution, which has occasoned some COM
ncut especially among independent voters:
E,>,rcd That city and town committees be requested
~ 20 word aud enforce their cctve calls Tor Urinary
favored The Hayes Wheeler ticket shall b, invited
allowed participate IN the choice OF delegates 10 said
Convention.
The Republicans will, without doubt, nominate the
Hon Charles C. Van Zaudt OF this city for Governor.
HIS nomination n5ugcs his election In some form or
other for should he not be elected Ivy the people, which
IA possible view OF three tickets being in the hcd, ne
viii be elected by the General Assembly Gov Lppt
has been for the past two years.
The Democrats win nominate strong ticket pos
,Ibe In the hope of defeating the Republican, nominee
through the aid OF the Temperance candidate The
most prominent gentleman suggested 50 far by the Dem
Ocrats IA tie Hon. Charles L. Cutler OF WARREN who once
defeated Bir Van Zlndt for the position Of lieutenant
governor, aud who is OF the leading manufacturers
in tie state. Those 10 are in position to know bow
ever state that he viii not allow his name 70 be used,
ana IN view If this fact they will probably nominate
Lyman Il. Pierce, prominent business man Of ProYi-
dence
The temperance people think seriously OF nominating
either the Hon Rowland Hazard OF south Kingston who
Dc featcd Gov Ippitts election by the people two years
ago aud who is also prominent manufacturer, or
Lieut. Coy Henry Howard Should either OF these gen
tcmen consent to be candidate. the Republicans will
have considerable difficulty, they ere Republicans. In
ercing their candidate. Both OF thom have however,
mtiuaird chat IN will they be candidate IA OPP
position 10 Mr. Van Zandi aud they VIII use all houof
Die means their power 10 secure his election should
he receive the nomination. The leading Democrats OF
The state cunccde his election by handsome majority,
Lut many them In this Wan Zuiats county regret lhS
wording OF the resolution above referred TO- az thcy
sstflh u ma an
sppctvo OF party. from supporting Ln a. thel osnay
Intended Ia do In view OF hs crsona popularity ana the
claims OF the county ~ the gnyerporshp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
HorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On assembling at 10 o'clock, the House took
further RECESS tiI II O'Clock During The reading OF
the journal The Secretary OF the Senate MT Gorlai
arrived m tie hl OF The House with message nom the
senate but was hot recognized by the speaker.
AT the nj OK the read ng, the SPEAKER land before
the House a communication from Justice Nathan Clit-
f,r,i President Of the Electoral Commission int0rbng
tr House tt the Commission mad arrived ~ decision
oil ths Louisiana ease ana had transmitted mar dtclS9h
10 tie President OF The senate. to be opened and read IN
the pres nee ~ the two houses. ,, III,
MIR LAMAR (Dcui., M!is.) offered resolution direct
Ing TIE Clerk tie oasr 10 INFORM TIE 5chai, tI TUG
II0r would he ready .tcevc th1t body ~ II o'clock
ON Monday next for hc pi Pose az proceeding WIN the
counting 81 lhr cietlOIal vCiis.
Dir. kAs>OS Dep, iuWU-i rise 10 point OF ORDER !;
there j. a message from the senate.
Tho sPEA I.El-The char Is aware Of The TACT, and
does not desire interrupt Tie nt,sage The Chdr on
III, contrary has c0ilIuici icd 10 tie House the Tact
"a communicated from the Preside nj OF the Commission.
5rlnr ihr uunuuhccmcn ~ M vote the Secretary OF
r -.uitc " 80 LIiLcd 10, thc 0fcdkel and he com
urUrltcd iit iurssagr that the senate ready
Ia meet tn, House Joint convention proceed with
tnr rnuntHg Ut thU electoral votes.
Nh Lamar resolution TL8 adOp;cd-lcas, 1J2 Nays,
kuUU2 IA nays tue following Democrats 4:
tirs~r~ AnlcIHuu GUj. GrOdn fK1n.l, Raymond Ond),
Potter (iici B. sDutHafd (Ohin IarDJN thassD. Mang
tOnol. Mrils NlOj, hitehOIse q. l) anu Whiting
ulll
Mr. LAMAR then moved that the House take a recess
tiii NOnday morning mt 10 o'clock. Agreed tp-ieas.
40; Aa 100. ,d tic ouse, AZ l:+O, look recess iii
10 O'Clock On Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19

Sgnre,ae Court hanbers-Bv Judge DonOluH.-
the Inaf Ger 81 Ve!clN ~ Discussed 40 ~ 1 ~
prc.elt custody OF tie infant motion dtn' Attcfhtls
Exchange National EgIk at M-tIe." ii@Y rls Ti-
pool and London Globe Insurance -'ht lo en- =" -
and aGO-Netnu gfa.iiNt cause 70 90 %
oG that time. Waters ACT. conway h We Mls.e,
Kahn IN TIE matter OF AdIir1.-,iritI -. prsit
scovle Manu- acuIng CO. and ano-oruer gr"nleL r'''
at. Ross Memorandum.
SHDeyioy Court proial Term-Bv Chief-Iulge Cur
tisEllc, &c, agt. obkCase ana exceptions ordered "a
Nv Tulpe Sedg,yick-Rr, naan agt HarIloC 'er grant
ir-lqutn percent allow lnce on amount TecVeit
D1yis ct al sgr YoUngeI-alo0u tor Dferen'' G'n.s
id 1'U px fs5 s6Sapce Meade sqt The Iayor tOr
deTed day calendar Tor hIsf ~ 'A"a p. ''4 b
i5n agt Never It al ~ Undertaking appn'yci viea
arf Alexander. &c.--tomuissun ordered lhe A'Sl'
cepions ordered ne kl3bs q u. a2 glhA.H - a.
order opening default VITA cO,'s ave 'tt ,l'' 'h
ad Augusta Railroad Co. act Kennedy 90 81 J"Itey sbI
Finley &C al. OIth agl. lOehn.-JrdcIs granted
Common fham5crs-By juice ROb;nson-
In tbc matter u Nfncr Order Oh coauiM1Noh tIt.
code at Systematically "a 20 dscba-ge aita' .-oh ..Li
with so costs. Bamrack't a@t ali''' -''' wv
missed with cost, against p1lntH
ucJyDe Cop!f-CR1mhas-By Justice McAdain.-
In r. Isaacs agt. W,inb r-.-IrsohTs o.chiiS'i o.,
plparsl walter agf. toehl.n- Intern a'iI,
flrr1ar act Wmc-,IuiiJn CCuCd; 70 c''~ B1l 'Si,
I've. bloomfield swift, heicuant 2-t ''ir,h $500
al SIN, r,oD IelrEdnrf agt. UoicfCr Hamilton ~g@ fc.-
ysnp krrl.r AIT McCuo-DetisO3s ludoratd on PAYERS
G.Own ag W,dc!son. Jo!ausen ast bI!an-p' a.
Kick AT. Scheibc, Lgughfan AIT Aath, -
t3yrmryrr ACT. Phyfc. BIrtkenf0d ga. -',''us
Granted Mcintyre agt. Nchriin-er -AOl.h @ Nv
lev prccoqdi1gs d.m,sst-l Baffcae.ler ag Baker
,tcn on demurrer Patuec CO. AIT. Baker ~ ~ Lle'
Dim a@f Hem-D II. Van cont aDi uted ItcelY.i ahi
rr soncr discharged. Reich ast Bo'gu l2l ls AZ
iI'i iInk9 fst River Iti5ia as;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
CIVIL NOTES.

A commission was issued Oh Saturday by Judgc
Donohue supreme CoJr; Chambers fo the taxing
mony or the defendant IN tie saii Of the Rocky Mountain
National Bank against George BiSs.
Judge Donohue on Saturday, 10 supreme Court
Chambers granted @rt q Lsbeas corDas rrturusbs tosy
for the production 81 gillian 81 ok Imprisoned IN the POM
teuiiafy der cOairi..n.n iy tic & seso,.
fir petition setting 10. "a that tn ce1 VOID be1E.s
1t docs not forth when the alleged oeLsc cdmniad
bill IN equity has been filed in the ol.ce Of the
Clerk Of the Uncd sais Circuit Court by tie Central PAT
road OF NewJcr.ey against The Lehgh and Wkesbarre Coat
Company claiming money due fr freight AMI 70 the
amount 81 100000. jd.e JynsI saturday msntsi
an order Giving h. Is. Clark, Pcunsyy1ua rtceiser tas
coal company Jurisdiction over its property ~ th judicial
CIs,!Ic.
Francis Heller. . cripple, about wears Old who
YVES She habit Of Wing a1ouf tie streets BIS hand.
End kre soliciting aims taken n charge recently by do
society for the Prcv1 D. Cruelty 10 ea and sea %
0IUplsd and % form Chilru. TIE falier
thc obtained o. EaUcas corpus % recover le
toiv OF his ciIif. bTOugl.; ii0 - He COR,
chambers. saturday tir Hove" counsel g. ;ar .giact
s8ig he nos prepared and hnaf suc, c2cd 6sDg
adjournment . 4utad.y tXi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
IkDC KS NJ
coRrRN 10 BE TRIED Toby.

District-Attolncy Phelps on Saturday di-
reced that the ease Of "Jo7 Coburn. Tor icl0nious
assault should placed the calendar for tial IA ID,
Court of Sessions tOiav, and Tn" viii be called tbi
morning unless Columns cOndi ion should be such that
h. cannot brought into court. II Is Mr Phelps IN
Z nOn dispose OF the case as speedily ~ Is consistent
with justice. Coburn's prison record and toe inIict
ncnts previously found against him will be brought W
against hm and the Court will he asked 20 impose tho
fuil penalty O the law. Judge sutherland denied TIE
application Of CoDuns counsel Fir. Cmpnan FOR Dali
on the ground ;hat he 20 be speedily tltd. III.
Chapman subsequently, applied to the DttgiG-Aiioincy
fo9 an order directing the ToIbS physician 10 cxnin"
Cobarn. with ;iic Of having him removed 10
Bellevue Hospital Jh.s granted but C0DIri was
SILL In the IUubS late last evening and % Thought
there reason Why he should NOT Gp ear III court
this morning
Coburns slloonsat No. ,25G Broadway. closed on
Friday night 10y Lc police IL was then IN charge OF the
barLeeper, George pcttinger, and ilcd vita friends
o. CObGrn. The place being licensed, PettngCi WAS
arrested aud geld by Justice Filmuer al the Washing
Place Police Court Saturday, Oh charge OF Vo.
lating the Excise lHY. TIC last license for saOyn 10
rms place expired nearly year ago. An Application
received about mouth ago from ]. J. Bangs, but
before Il was granted Coburn became the prophet ;.
Inspector DlkS aud Capt. Williams sent protest 10 the
Board OF Excise Oh Saturday against the ISSUANCE VI Il
40 u { 0l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
CABLE COMPETITION.

A communication recently published ID En-
gland from O. Won Chauvau, managing director oil inc
Direct United States Cable Company, IN reply 10 soh'c
statements previously made public by Sir James Ander
SON corrects the assertion that America was without tel
erraphic communication with Europe from May 10 I;
1876. The Direct Cable Company, MI Won CH'u'"u
states transmitted those days an average OF loooo
words daily the whole OF the Geographic correspond
ence between the two continents being carried py
one co upany As to the difference In cost
between the Direct Company aud the Anglo-A'her'cdn
COMPANY he says that the former Is much heavier ana
stronger throughout. and ia consequently really eoS"
eraby cheaper than the French cable which apparently
cost at first about $40 mile less than the cable OF the
Direct Company He states that the prediction maj
heforr lone the Anglo American ana Direct companies
will inevitably combine Is rs far from luihnnGhl as
wa il >T3 should however become true, thc plohc
would certainly aprccilbly suffer- az new cppv,
tou would b. set on foot at once. The inllnatIoh hai
reduction OF rates mint be made To one silihhg ""u
Mr. Won ChauVau states Will have TO he Drought aDo,
Inv the Auclo-A American Telegraph Company as nv
Direct Company ~ present no intention , Va
reducing its rate below tie fair amount OF three shsS
a word.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
RELIGION OF THE RED MEN.
LECTURE By col. \. b. MEAcHAM.

Col. \. B. Meacham of Oregon gave his lee
trc on the Religion Of the Indians in the Presbyterian
Church on Thlrcenth-st, near SeVcnth-avc thc Kew
Dr. Burchard last evening. He said he did not forget
tie almost universal prejudice against the Indians
They were considered incorrgibe sayages. White men
had always regarded the Indian rs an rTcgIous man.
There was not an Indian tribe which did not believe Ill
a Great Spirit some believed i'll twO-a male and
female spirit They had religious faith ana practice
in lie The traditions among the MOdOcs ran strangely
u9roll,l VITA Bible history. The Modoc religion
,yls that man was created originally four
footed beast. In consequence of dispute
between two brothers brave and the other coward
man was changed 50 as 10 stand upright Ihey clam
that woman was made from four bones OF the man. ana
her first sign OF lie motion Of the tongue by
uckng The fruit OF a certain tree she lost the favor oil
tie Great Spirit and became mans slave. Tie coming %
the Great PcacemaEcr was fOTCtCld hundred years.
When he came he worked many miracles lie lod many
ppopc Iy commanding the fish to leave tAc wafer ana
come 20 The shore. He pierced win a1OWs, :lu NE
rrct- pcs o. the West the Indians caiW "cic phl il
comncnolatan of the burial Of the Great feaccuaicf
the SON OF tho Great SprtP The land vi me in"C'
Was tie most beautiful place III Amellc,' me ihh'iS
had been tauciIt that when 4 man struck NM ne
-l,ud strike back. The indian believed That whatever
his life in this world would be in the Dc&i Tue
snlp" IN the burial OF the dead. re OEHiIed the hitd
spirit The rel ion Of the NOdoc was ~" great Wotfe
mower Of his lie. The lecturer C0ncttd 10y sa!in MAJ
3 the Indians asked Tor was The recognition q ,"tf
manhood God who lad wait "a eco years Tor Joan
i,ro, 10 free the slave, would ia His own GOOD lime
wrong il had G0He the red man. IAry Edd asked 10Y
inetice aud we had answered vita The SabcISlrOAe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
A MERCHANTS FORTUNE STOLEN.

BONDs AND SECURITIES VALUED AT S16O,5OO TAKEN
By THIEVES FROM A BANKING OFFICE.
Bonds and securities amounting to SloO'ooo
in value were stolen Friday, during business hoi'
from safe in the vault of James G. Kings sons DAM
ers at Nos 81 and 80 William-st IL is suiposeh 'h
the robbery was committed by sneak thieves VINO 'ooA
advantage of the temporary absence OF persons III chao
nj The vault to enter and carry off the bonds contained
in two tin boxes. The stolen bonds were inc properly
of Edgar A. Richards retired merchant residing al No
,12 East Tirteth-st and were left with the urn ior
ac kcepinc They consisted OF 800 in United states
registered bonds $4,000 in railroad ana olhr S'oVA'
and about 500 600 securities real estate some VI e
ocurities were held In trust by Mr. Richards for ms
wife and others for his sister, Mrs. AMANDA hchiou
The door of the safe in which the bonds were Aep' Wa"
omen during business hours Friday, ana When fIeu-
ric King one of the partners of the firm. VINO Kept Inc
kev closed the safe at night he noticed That the two
hayes IN which ;hc bonds placed were missing
Thanking that Mr. Richards might have removed them.
be called at that geutlemans residence In the evening"
bu did not see him until the next day, when II be"ame
evident that Tie bonds were stolen The vault contain
ing the safe opens from ROOM little used, cOhhcelng
with banking Office. Two portcIs are t>uai@
i'm fhc room when engaged III some WORK Tor we
firm hnt they were both of the room great drl 81
the lime on Friday They bGth old ana trls ltu SCI
wants of the firm aud all the other empo}tS VINO couu
have olfanrl access TO the considered 20 oc
trus; worthy. The stolen bonds were all numbered ahu
registered and cannot hr of use except 10 the oM
The only theory which detectives nave Htth hhl' ~
reach il hat a sneak thief, somewhat acquainted VIII
The place watched IN the hall until the room was leit
un0ccupicd. and tnen entering tn place whle rush on
seizure of appeared TO he most valuable 10 hln anu
dcpared as lr had entered. AS inventory OF
The stolen bonds could be obtained on saturday zee
grams were sent to the various banking houses III the
city from the stock Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
CpIlIINAL MOTIFS.

Police Sergeant Thompson of the Fourth Precinct
VIII Je pat NAL N the Court u Gehel s''gns teday
rl.fg, preferred bg william :. AHGu.Hs ~ a-,al with
Oui DrOyoc4 uUOI Michael tanEOu 10 PARK PED Is
Richard Sweet. charged with manufacturing
counterfeit scent coins who svrp3sed 20 be- menhe
OF gang recently br0k up Philadelphia, crested on
saturday BY United States M.ishai DeubeIt he Fas he'd
5000 bu 70 await examination.
At the Washington Place Court yteTday Iii
TTo.f charged with pei7scufy annoying MIS- Jcannyie A.
Dwight Of No 81 e. iwentyaith ST. by sen.iag her te,
t addressing her the street, cE!f tied = iDc4sl
examination !. his i.ird is evite1Ily GcIansrd
At thc Essex Market Police Court yesterday.
Joseph stein held 81 default q 500 boil iar keeping
dis1r,rly hoIsr at ~ Dtancev-st simon kTONskey.
charged by James with catering -. OTIS al No ~
Lo~st and stealing c.otAias valued al TO- "a9 Aea ~
$500 bail.
AT the Tombs Police Court Yesterday John Bowles
Of no - Chstlau-st charged with hsyrr' ~ conci;
with t.p n'tu, uuhuoNl, a-r'uej All
robbci Edmond N-FJIV Of No. 423 East One" idIea ana
niuc!ceufhst Pearl and Chatham s,s yfsitI - frAg,
taking from him gold Vat'L valued a -lO' CAPT murray
of me Fourth Precinct arrested DUlcs ana IetJb e.ca 40
properly Bal required N 8i,yc0