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Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

60 snd see the new Norwegian
plovs. al. cast cast steel. something
new and fresh. by Thomas Richards.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03
HEIE

Hats, late styles, at McGee
e MOoPe'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

SiaSIinS and sheelings al
EOEmaE'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03
LADIES,

McGee 6 MOOre hare ~
nice lime Of summer silks.
cheap.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

C0rusheIIeTs harness sGd 5arbed
wire. STEVENSON ( Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

Spring and platform wagons for
sale By Stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

Russia Fall towels at
Lowman's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

The best place to buy salt
IS at i. L. .HcGee's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

Muslins, Prints, Cotton Suitings
and Hosiery Of all kinds, CHEAP,
atD0LEN'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03
Perea1es at Lowman's.

- Axes, horse shoez and NsiIs.
STEVENSON & CROSS-
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

New Designs In turkey ra,,
table linen and napkins, AT
Lewmaa-s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

Cassimeres Rad CotteEades
AT LOEman-s
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

- Al kindsof -four at lowest prices.
STEVENSON & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

Bains Stude6sker snd Nebrzsks
wagons. STETESS0y + Czozz
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

Elegant hosiery at LOW
mans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

Large line OF HAMBURG
edSJn gS, cheap, at j. L. Nc
Gers
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03
Summer silks AT Loyvnaan,s.

Don't forget the p cent
tea at i. L. .NcGee'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

For the best and cheapest
DI0JC shoes and boots 90 TO
y. L. .NcGee'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

- Three top buggies for sale. cheap.
JOE O'PELT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

The following Is the result Of the
city election, on Tuesday. It will De
perceived that the entire importance
ticket Is elected:
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03
Fresh
=. G Lett

Will sell you more T0iIet So1E than
yOu ever bought for tbs ,sne mon
ey.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

Gross grain and bracade
silks az Lowman,S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03
Usage Orange Plants

Will De for sale ct BrowuviIIe and
Peru, by Furaas & MeVieker.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

Boys suits from SI.50 up at
Lowman's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03
STANDARD wEIGHrs.

TIs foILCwtuz table shows the nuu-5er -
p0Cuis i1 q 1usle- o. the varl0-s z-.scleS
--z-sH-----.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

4ixed paints. al shades and col-
ors, a. NiekeIl's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

60 and see EOWman's new
goods,
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03
Ladies collars and CUTS a
EOwman'S.

JeWelry.
Ladies sets, fine pins. Garnet sets,
etc, etc, ST Mrs. White-s-
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

The incest things II Buttons for
the Ladies at D0LENiS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03
Cheap clothing at Low
mans.

Pl0Es, euitjvaters and barrOvs.
STEVENSON & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

FouIard silks al Lowman's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03
Dress buttons at LOxnan,s.
Farmers.

For fresh garden ane field seed 20
to W h AcCreery's drug and book
store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

Mems stylish hats at Low
mans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

Astonishing how cheap q room
can De made pleasant and beautiful if
you buy yoGr paper at NiekeII's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

Ladies' neckfies at Low
mans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

Go and eLOwman new
Goods.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

TIE best place 20 bug a
good hat IS at y. I. .lfcGeeS
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

Calico wrappers at Low
mans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

SILK Haniksrchiefs at D0LENiS
for 15ets,
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

The cork corset IS all the
rage, 70 BE- had only at y. L.
.NcGee'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

sSuits at Lowman's-
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03
mans.
III. HRH

VIII sell tea zt cost fer the next %
days, Is over stocked.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03
Suiky PIOWs,

SGlky PlOEs.
Davenport, beats then all. Buy no
others.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

1t Is 2 pleasure to show
goods at LoEman's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

Boys hats at Lowman's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03
y all Paper.

latest patterns and newest styles at
NicEelI's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03
6TOTHTNG

For men and boys at He
Gee f. MoOre's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

- County Warrants for sale IL
amounts TO suit purchasers TO pay
taxes. WN. 7. ROGERS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

Invisible hair nets at Lew
mans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03
Look

Look
At the fancy goods and notions st
Mrs. Whites.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03
FARMERS.

See the Seamless PieV< Boots
for sale By NcGee s Moore.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03
GENTLEMEN.

iIcGee S Moore can suit you
on Clothing. They have got
the largest stock In town.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

SGUe money By getting
prices at u. L. .HcGee'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03
COMMERCIAL
THE BRowxvILLE uARKETS.

5R17T-r ? EELE- \ l-f 3 81
Following are the quotations yester-ay
noon. the tine 0f going % press
TTTE STOCK
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

Mime Demorest patterns at
Lownan's,
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03

CORRECTED ET W-EsCEyET. GRAM
DEAEEE-
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-03
Grenadines at LOuman's.

HAwLEY & DOUGLAS.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-15
A Successful PrOspectOr.

George Cook, who has been work.
ing in the Cook & Gray claim
(Which is situated couple of hum
bred feet east of the Succor hosting
works. for some months past, is meet
ing with good success. He keeps
the McJilton arastra running steadily
ON ore from the claim, and is said to
be clearing between $4,000 and
$4,000 per month. He is about to
increase his working force, when he
will probably start up one Of the
Gold Canyon mills. The Cook &
Gray is located on the same ledge as
the Cook & Geyer, which was so noted
in the early days of the Comstock.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-15
THE WALIlER.DEFEAT OF
VOW w FIND. n. ~
A More Valuable DEVELOPMENT
Than Was Expected-Explora.
lions to be Continued in Depth,

The recent ore discovery on the
old Waller Defeat ground, at the
south end. Of the Justice mine,
is proving much more valuable
than was at first supposed The ore
was found in sinking a shaft, and
within thirty feet of the surface.
The shaft was then continued in ore
to its present depth-100 feet-thus
cutting through thickness of sew.
enty feet of ore. The bottom is still
in ore. At the 100 level station
was opened and crosscut run to
the east a distance of forty feet.
About twenty feet from the station q
drift was started to the south which
was in twenty five feet last Thurs
day evening, when this reporter
visited it. From this drift an up
raise of about fifteen feet was made.
All this work has been done in the
ore body, and nowhere is there EVIL
dence of any wall, except at the
starting point of the crosscut, which
rests on the west wall. This cross
cut will be continued until the
width of the ore-body is ascertained.
At least $500 tons of good ore are in
sight already. A remarkable pecu-
liarity of this ore is that it is perfect
ly black, and literally "sott as
mud" 1t is so soft that one man
can cut down ten tons per shift Of
eight hours, if required, while any
mill can work two tons of it during
the time which would be required
to work one ton Of ordinary Com
stock ore. The present yield is only
80 tons per day, this being the ut
most hosting capacity Of the wind.
lass and buckets; a donkey engine
and cage are about to be put in po-
sition, however, when the yield will
be increased to 100 tons per day,
and the shaft continued to the 2e0-
level. If the body proves as ex-
tensive at that point as it is at the
O0-level, the Justice stock holders
will have good cause for congratu-
lation.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-15
Cheaper than by Rail-

A twenty mule team drawing an
eighteen-ton load Of barley, passed
through town last Thursday. The
barley was taken to Iohntown, two
miles from this city, where it will be
used as feed for George s. Elders
teams stabbed there. The barley was
loaded at Reno, brought over the
Geiger grade to Virginia, thence car
ried to its destination, passing three
railroad stations on the way. Mr..
Elder has brought all his barley
from Reno by team for over year
past.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-15
A PECULIAR FORMATION.

line Gen. ESmeral0a Mine, near
Reno-Sixteen Claims Owned BY
One Company = Trachyte and
Porphyry Carrying Gold and
Silver.
About four miles northwest Of
Reno there is mineral belt fully
5000 feet in width, and having i'm
mense groupings, which promises ex-
ceediugly well. The east side of
this belt is bounded by feldspathic
porphyry, the west by slate. The
vein-matter consists of quartz, gray
porphyry and trachyte, carrying gold
and silver. The ore appears to con-
tain qnite percentage Of base metal,
but it is nevertheless very friable, and
mills quite freely. This is therefore
most peculiar formst,en. Sixteen
claims, 1890 feet each in length, have
been located on this belt, and incor-
porated under the name of Con.
Esmeralda. These locations are par
allel, and include the whole belt as
far as traced. A short time ago E. j.
Baldwin, A. K. Grimm, and other
San Francisco capitalists purchased
the controlling interest 10 this prop
erty and placed in charge Colonel s.
T. Curtis, who at once took steps to
develop it in a systematic manner.
A shaft was commenced, and at the
50-foot level drift was run north
distance of 80 feet, encountering
punches and streaks of good ore.
At depth of 100 feet a west cross
cut was driven 10 feet, and pene-
trated solid body of ore IA feet in
width, the remainder Of the crosscut
being in streaks and punches of ore
mixed with grayish porphyry. Aver
age samples from the crosscuf, which
we're assayed at the Justice Office last
Thursday, went as follows: Sample
No. labeled milling ore ')-gold
So IS, silver, $144 40, total $153 81
per ton; No. 2 {" low grade 'o--gold
$40 GA, silver 500 10, total $50 %;
No. 3 ("all kinds '0-gold Sc 81,
silver $57 IS, total $63 90. The
crosscut will be continued until the
slate formation which is supposed to
be the west wall is found, and where,
it is expected, the ore will be more
concentrated. The above informa-
ton is derived from Colonel Curtis,
who visits the property twice week.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-15
A Blowhard Punished.

J. A. McQuaid, lawyer we'll
known on the Comstock, was sent
to the Mono county Jail from Bodie,
last Saturday, for contempt Of court.
A petty larceny case being on trial
before Justice Peterson, McQuaid,
who appeared for tho defendant,
persisted in Directing to questions
put by the piaintiff7s counsel before
they were completed. The Justice
demonstrating, McQuaid indignantly
shook his fist, pounded his desk
and wound up by calling the Court
a d---d son OF a D.. McQuaid
was released on . technicality,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-15
" Because why :"

Mr.. Local Editor of the Virginia
Chronicle, stand up and truly answer
the following: Who the devil il
George Meadows, and why should a
surprise party at his home be reported
IN ExTENso % Is the general public
so deeply interested in the twenty
odd birthday Of this obscure though,
possibly, very respectable young man,
that you feel warranted in occupying
so much of your really valuable
space with a narration of such an
unimportant event I
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-15
An Ungrateful Tramp.

A tramp who was allowed to sleep
In Angeles livery stable, in this
city, last Thursday night, disap.
peared before daylight on Friday,
taking and overeoat an double bar.
relied shotgun along. The stolen
articles belonged to Mr.. Angel.
Mr.. Angel recovered the coat which
the tramp had sold for SO to man
living At the lower end Of town, but
he has not yet learned Of the whore.
abouts of the gun.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-15
Business Change At Sutro.

A Summerfeld of Sutro, hav-
ing disposed of his entire interest in
the business of Summertield 81 Co.
to >. .. Heidenrich & o., he gives
notice, In another column, that par
Ties indebted to him must settle with
the new firm. In the same notice,
inc new firm request continuance
OF the patronage extended to their
predecessors, '.'.'
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-15
lche, neuralgia pains of the most ex.

ache, neuralgia pains of the most ex-
circulating character shoot through
his bones and every muscle, is racked
with pain. until, crazed, he would
rather suffer anything than be longer
deprived of his smoke. Confirmed
smokers state, with apparent SINGER
ity, that even if instant death were
the penalty for smoking, they would
indulge in smoke and die content!
When travelling an habitual smoker
carries large quantities of the pre-
pared opium which he swallows,
this, for the time being, alleviates his
sufferings. The only compensation
for these evil effects is that, after hav-
ing INDUCED number of times, the
sickening sensations above described
are no longer felt, while the pleasant
results continue, but heightened to
such a degree that only those who
have experienced can appreciate and
no pen describe them.
THE EFFECTS UPON THE PHYSIQUE
Differ in individuals. Some become
thin, gaunt and emaciated; others
grow fat; but one effect is visible in
all: the skin first becomes pale, then
1t assumes a yellow, sickly hue, and
looks very much like old parchment.
some have the appetite for food much
developed, while others lose it alto
gether; all grow lazy, they lose all
ambition, become listless, and their
only well-defiIed desire is for an un-
limitedindulgence in the opium pipe.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-15
A Prudent Housewife,

A lady residing in the lower part
Of town, who pulled up her carpet
at the time of the recent big fire in
this city, refuses to nail it down
again. She says that there may be
another big fire soon, and in that
case she woul dn't have to rip up her
carpet.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of H.. q. ChafI1n,
Deceased.

NOgICE rs HEREBY GIVEN BY THp
above named estate. TO the creditore q end ~
persons having claims against the aid d.
ceased. TO exhibit the same, With The nsoes.
saxy vouchers. within ten mcnths from the
first publication Of this notice. 70 the under.
county, Nevada. W. +. FRAME,
DAVID NcALLDTER.
GEo. W. KEITH, Attorney for Adminis-
traitors.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-15
THE QUANTITY SMOKED, ITS COST, AND
EFFECTS.

The foregoing narrative is that of
first experience. An old smoker
INDUCES more extensively. He thinks
nothing of smoking from forty to
fifty pipes at time, and repeats two
or three times day. The Chinese
sell him eight phoons (there are
eighty-three phoons to an ounce
troy of opium tor twenty-five cents,
which make about fourteen pipes
so that his indulgence costs him
about 81 70 per day. Besides this,
the greater part of the day is spent
in smoking, and he has no time to
labor, nor inclination If he had time.
This, in itself, would be considered
paying very dearly for an occasional
indulgence of the vice. But the
evil effects due to ii are not yet stated.
If the habit is once acquired it be-
comes impossible to quit. AT first
the pipe is sought once Il week, then
twice, afterward daily, then twice a
day, and finally, almost hourly.
Should tho victim neglect to smoke
when the time arrives he feels ner-
vous, uneasy, and begins to tremble;
a cold perspiration breaks out on
him, followed by sense of suffoca'
ton; his flesh begins to burn, then to
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-15
All work done At this establishment $50
FULLY AS CHEAP. IF NOT CHEAPER. 5.
Than In San Fsapcisco. ~.
And patrons enjoy the advantage OF giving
personal supervision to their work. -.

,The capacity of the works having Just beeH
orders with greater dispatch than ever before.
Il. ERNEST BELMOR,
Proprietor.
Kesidence-Corner D and Shelton streets.
near the works. au2l.H
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-15
A Traitors Punishment.

A dummy hanging from the tres
tlework Of the Justice mine bears
the following inscription on the
hack. .I... .rr.N
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-15
FLANNERY.
sold out too cheapi

He sold out too cheapi
The Flannery referred to is ono of
the Storey county Assemblymen
who stood by the railroads.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-01
CIVIL NOTES.

The sum of $1,613 Do awarded by the
courts to William Gelston eX-trustee and extreasurcr
o tho Brooklyn Tabernacle. paid yesterday 10 the
c ERIK ot tue CITY Court, IN Brooklyn.
Judge Moore, in the Court of Sessions,
Brooklyn yesterday denied the motion 10 iedU"e from
s. goo the bail of William Porter, who Will be tried the
second time Tor burglary Monday, Aprl7 4
The hearing before the Surrogate respecting
the probate OF the will of Miranda Wood. who appointed
as executors Mr. Beecher aId Il. c. Bowen, was cum.
petca yesterday in Brooklyn. The Surrogate reserved
his decision.
James Dorian, who lived in Dean-st., re-
Gently the absence of his wife, eoped with young
woman living AZ the same place. He arrested ia
SIxth-aye NeW-Y York, the charge OF abandonment.
and was examined in Brooklyn before Juatlc" walsh
Yesterday aud under bonds TO appear on SATURDAY
for trial The young woman Returned to her fathers
New-York tribune., 1879-04-01
HANDSOME CARPETS And CHOICE RUGS

The large and well-knOwn carpet house of
W q j. Sloane, Nos. Gi0. Col aud go Broadway, yes
terday held annual Spring opening Of imported and
domestic carpets and rugs. embracing all grades and
styles In these goods. In Brussels carpets the India
styles prevail. Among these is carpet with bronze
groundwork, with small in bright coiors and
leaves or dull green. Others show DARK grounds with
dark rich flowers and trailing vines Those In Jap
anese designs are in paler colOTs. amoug which
is much pale green the borders very wide and
little darker color than the carpets. The Queen Anne
STYLES still used to extent, and are in rich
cOlors peculiar that period. One particularly pretty
design dark bronze green ground with circles
oi pale blue flied with small nOSeTs
Imported Japanese carpets are IN quaint designs and
exquisite cOOTngs. one had ground Of bronze green
snrukied over with tiny OF white, with trailing
and flowers. ono OF peoaiiar design Is curious
mixture ui WBtc and dark rich cOOrs Ie while show
ing ia spots IL it light through the trees
and oa that form the design Tue fern leaves spd
forest flowers natural IGe border Is IN design OF
fJrn and One OF the neweet designs has
white ground with pink flowers aud dull green leaves
This design also shown blue and other colors, but
eacn carpet has It's distinct color.
American mOquettss are shown az this house equal In
QUALITY, design and colOrs the French mOquettes
aud At much lower prices These carpets are in gay
cOlors dark grounds. the figures being generally
small Hai-carpets Ia dark rich red or green with
small black figures squares with squares OF the
same OF the ground, nut IN much darker shades
Persian mat brought from the district OF Hnrati Is
OF the handsOmest among mnny handsome rugs.
Few have been obtained from this district
Apoowalia rugs dark rich eoors with peculiar
snakC-ikG desigs running through them The borders
match. very handsome rug ie called the deitr gsh
QwO rosesJ rug.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-01
A REPLY TO DIR. GREEN.

u. IT, CRAIG DECLARES THAT NO EMPLOYE OF THE
WESTERN UNION COMPANY WITNESSED THE
TEsfs OF THR NEW TELEGRAPH SYSTEM
Some of the published statements of the
American Rapid Telegraph Company were denied on
Thursday by DIR. Norvin Green, president OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company. In reply to
his denlal Of assertions that the tests Of the new
system OF teegraphy. which were conducted the
wires OF tho Western Union Company, had not been
witnessed by any one connected with the management
OF that company, d. III. Craig said Saturday that
the truth o lEe statement could be proved by employees
OF the Western Union Company Mr.. Craig said ::
sertion that during tue four months the sYs.
person connected with the mausgement OF that COM
the system II Dr. Green will permit the operators theu
aud now employed by the Western Union Company
TO give their 0iaylts without prejudice to their inter-
ests, ! will convict mm OF grave error
As he admits that have told MIN already that he knows
nothing about electro hancal teegraphy, IL Is rot
worth while 10 criticlse his childish that
system In connection with the Balm, automatic aud
Wbeatstone systoms, which have moro similarity 10
the eectrOnec chAnlca or the metriCll methods than
u wheel elbarrOw has to locomotive engine. In
racy, rapidty and economy the advantages OF these
systems fully hye-fold greater than can be claimed
fer tho former, or any systems to which the Western
Union Company can lay tho remotest claim"
New-York tribune., 1879-04-01

that he would 60 ont inevitably In Octoberf A'-Noi
have no recollection Of such remark. ,.,,,,v no
o,,y =, oy ne snecsc ecsg 'f tine ANo think not
o~What was yonr understanding OF this agreement !,
"a Fditor OF tie papeT with his published as the
Editor Of the paper until that rea,lonsnp was @ nitheT
Side. e. -..-..--,.. u-,,, nr
Odd you have subsequent interview wn Rr
Tainage in regard TO his plans and purposes cohceIhiH
the paper7 A-Various ones. . . nh.
Do Won remember any specific interview A,3Ihere
mad been prepared having been issued Tor the
coming saasOn, labor obtaining suDscilpobs & niu -, ~
called mpon IN DIR. Taimage at his house showed him
one Of the circulars and asked him If lie had any sus
Have Won got copv OF the circularl Al have
il fere That is the crcuIr banding II to counselI
o.EWhat was the occasion Of this circulari A-That
was the latter end Of the year when the largest
circular issued during September prepared in the early
part OF September for the purpose OF procuring
fore il important know il Dr. Talmage had any
suggestion whether he likely TO leave or make
Q.-Yoj1 showed this TO Dr. Talmage Al did
Q.-What was his manner in regard TO iN A.-That
Odd you tell him the object Of your VISIT Al
o.-What was the date of that interview Alt was
about September ID it might be The 1lth, but sent
the report 10 the president on the 1871 ,
Q.-Whcn did MIR. Talmage withdraw from the paper 7
Al do not know how to answer that question He
published the vaedictory 10 thr paper informing the
10 transfer his services. transferring his services
to The Ch,cogO Exchange meannC The ldrdnee IN the
Of the paper dalcd OCTOBER II. That paper was
printed ON the IA ight Of 'tObcr and TO- .
Odd he know that there proposition TO sell
the paDer to Mr.. Hallockl A-Certanly.
Q-Didn't vOu keep that fact secret from Mr.. TAI
macC2 A.-Oh no
Odd Won inform Dr. Talmagei A.-Dr. Tamage
was IN the the office; didn't need TO toll MIN.
QWas th9re any hing surreptitious about the sale to
Mr.. Ha.iock1 A.-NO.
The cross-exaIunAtiOn conducted by Mr.. Millard
The statements of the witness not shaken bY ms
questions To query, DO you consider You have a
right TO 10 fact :" the witness INTERRUPTED WIN
don't swear at all; am not Swearer.' Alter the
crosse examinltIOn an adjournment took place.