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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-15
TWAIN oN InE STUMP.
How He Reprsdaesd osssrai Haw,
Ley % . Republican Mseslsg.

mark Twain" otherwise samuel L.
Clemens, made Q speech at Elmirs, N.
Y, recently, introducing to q Repubii.
can meeting General Hawley OF Con-
pecticut. In the our OF which be said:
General Hswley is Q member Of my
church at Hartford and the author OF
Beautiful Suow." Maybe he will deny
that but I AN here to give him q char
acter from his last place. As q pure
citizen, I respect him; as q personal
friend for years, I have the warmest
regard for him; a. q neiehbor. whose
vegetable garden adjoins mine. why
why. I watch him. That's nothing; We
all do that with any neishbor. General
Hawley keeps his promise, not only In
private but in public. he 10 40 editor
that believes what he writes In his own
paper. A the author Of beautiful
Snow" he has added . new pang to
winter. He 10 brosd.soulsd. gen.
erous. noble. liberal. alive to bis
moral aud religious responsibilities.
Whenever the contribution boz was
passed ! never knew him to take out .
cent. He 10 . square. true, honest man
In politics. and I must say he occupied Q
mighty position. He had never shirked
q duty or backed down from any posi-.
ton taken In public life. He has been
right every time. and stood there. As
Governor. as Congressmen. 40 . soldier.
As the head OF the Centennial Commits.
sion. which increased our trade In every
port and pushed American production
iuto all the known world. he has CON.
f-rrsd honor aud credit upon the United
States. He IL an American Of Amer.
cans. Would We had more such men.
SO broad. 90 bountiful 10 his character
that be never turned Q tramp empty.
handed from his door. but always gave
him a letter Of introduction to me. His
public trusts have been many. and never
IN the slightest did be prove uufsithtul.
Pure, honest, ~incorruptible. that 10 Joe
Hswlsy. Such . man In politics Is like
. bottle Of periumsry In . glue factory
II may modify the stencil II It doesn't
destroy IL. And nos. 10 speaking thus
highly Of the speaker Of the evening. I
haven't said any more OF him than I
would OF myself. Lsdies and gentle
men, this 10 General Hswlsy.
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Bodey's bones have become bones Of
contention ever since Fsrsuson and
others removed what they supposed to
BE- the bones OF the old prospsctor and
discovers to . more honored grave with
appropriate ceremonies. Mr.. Hunt. Of
Carson. Who processes to bs we'll posted
propouuces those bonss to BE- . fraud.
and In response the Bodis papers all
d clare Hunt to DO Q fraud himself.
Another old prospec.or out in Eureka
also comes out squars-footed and says
Ferguson got hold OF the wrong bones.
The papers everywhere are giving them
. rattle aud discussing the subject. The
people OF Bodis should have made the
identity Of those bones more II and
undispu,abls before spprOpria,ips and
bsstovipg such honors upon them.
Until the genuine bones are found. how.
ever. these bones will answer every pur.
pose. and Bodey will b. represented.
svsn though II b, By proxy.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
Correspondence o, tn. Gold Hill Daily s.~..l

The Resur. or ssasssmss, rhe,r
Wives and Daushters-vantty
Fair and the Nssioanl Fair
Prospects OF IN Exctttng ses'
sion - 0svsramess Omces In
MauPniug.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-15

The Postmsstsrs Of all the prominsn,
cities Of the country have just sent thsiI
annual reports to the department, and
they contain the receipts Of the several
Offices for the fiscal year ending the Soth
Of June last. An inspection Of their re.
ports shows the remarkable fact thai
Postmaster Palmer OF Chicago did more
business Last year than any other Post.
master In the country. except Post.
master james Of Nsw York. The year
before. the Philadelphia ofics stood sec.
ond. but Chicago has jumped ahead Of
the Quaker City.
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And In accordance with Law. and IN order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the ninth
,stb) day Of October, ls1s. 20 many shares
OF each parcel Of such stock o. may b neees-
s,ry vii bs sold Of public aneron. st the once
Of the Company. No. 3a M,ntsom.ry street,
TUESDAY. the SECOND (2dI day Of De.
oRABER. ls7p. st the hour Of two o'clock P.n.
OF aid day. 10 pay said dshnQusnt sssessmsnt
thereon together with costs Of sdvsrttsins and
sxpsnsss Of the sale.
BY order Of the Board o. Dtreetors.
WI. q. WATSON. fecrsfary.
Omce-No. S7 Mopteomery strsst, AoousB
and Z, San Francisco. California u
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6oRN.

Iu Ambsrstburg. oInsds, october 20, 70 th,
vile OF FRA, / Robbins, . con.
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NEkTlHu's COUCH LoIEnaEs.l

anaess,ior.siy no Other rsn.di g ess
onUeH BRONCHITIS sndsI lsoRDEss OF
TIE THROAT AHA yield 10 its indnspcs
The hlshest medical testimony sistss no bettsr
cure for thee complsipts exists NOV proved
b. over half : esa.ury.s sxpsrsnesl: Thsy
KRxfIN9's onu1H LoZENGks, pr.pared
b. THOMAS HEATING. LondSn, BID sin, are
sold b. al drug dsts. 'Aseute for the PAci6e
oos1t, hkpnS9ToN . 90. saA cAAe. LANG.
LII 90, ~ xtsnsisQe. ueyt%U-a
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Anu" socorusnos Win IAw. md IN ordsr OF
the Board Of Directors. MADE on the thlrtisth
tsotb) day Of September. 1879. % many shares
Of each parcel Of such stoci - may b necessary
will b sold at public auction. at the once OF
the o0mpany. Room 10. No 80 . ansoms So Get,
FIRST QstJ d.y or DECEMBER 1879. 1t the
hour Of two C) O'Clock ? 4. Of nd day, to
.sy said ~dslinqusnt assessment thsrvon, to-
gethsr with oosts o sdvsrtising and expenses
VI the sale G. II. DlLAND. secretary.
o~ncs-Room 10. s2o ssnsoms st,sst, san
Francisco, California. 10
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During the Gran. reception at Gales
burg. Illinois, while the General stood
on the car platform. three eggs vers
thrown ct him. q striking him on the
aide Of the bead. The Mayor. who vas
in tbs car. came ont and offered $500
reward for the arrest Of the villain. The
crowd vss Infatuated. and II the mis-
crsans had been found hs probably
would never have realized what hurt
him
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General Crook does not hesitate tc
declare that. during an experience ol
twsnty.ssvsn years with the Indians. h
has never known . band Of them etc
make peace with our Government and
th,n break IL. or leave their reservation.
without some ground Of complaint"
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LABAMA AND HUn HOl.T

ALABAMA AND HUN BOLDr
"a Consolidated Mining Company. Location
Of principal place Of business, ban Francisco.
Oal,f rpis.
Location OF WORKS, Silver Star Mining Dis
trict, Storey County. Nevada.
Notice. There arc delinquent upon the fol
lowingdeseribed stock. on account OF assess-
ment No. Q levied on the 9Th Gay Of october.
1873, the several amounts set opposite
the names OF the respective Shareholder. a.
follows:
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Chandler was worth . $1,000. 900,
which he made through Detroit real
estate. he lsn 10 al. to his only
6suIhtss. Mira. Eassns Hsls. Of Maine.
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DOC0H AND READY INNING

Dor9H AND READY MINING
II coMPAN, .-Lresiion Of principal place
Of business, San trsncisco California.
Location n works, Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey county Nevada.
Notice there Are delinquent pm the fol.
loving ds.c,ib q stock. on account Of assess.
ment tSo. ~ ,sv,ed on the soth day ri SOFTEN.
Der, 1879. the several amounts set opposite
the ! amer Of the isspsetvs SHAREHOLDERS, -
follows:
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ftns. 1sa lie; wet salted. 7ee7s; wa rited calf.
ssessss saIe lea,nsr oas leather
asas isasse ssaRs oSs s
.s,as. Ereness si@sa D n;. rough ssGirias 22
>Iron. Steel. Nails. 10.
@9ia-loc. p Is. ;EnaiiaS and American sfaet- so
IRON si,areen sasassa
s IS ss ss:
ard that icy ten.nehi,v: other s;zfs extra ssFi
:. Plough Cartilage, Wholesale, &c.; retdl, 40
Ro5s: ManiIls. beet l4a1 SC. juts. s@sc.
Rags: Mixed cotton, white. 2,llc.; noolien,
Liaaors. Wines. ne. iS'i"
Ale: SCOTCH, best brands, p,nts s2as2.2o =
ssraadiss. Domestic % .2sase: fruit. a1.1oa
sIao agp .ss .sy i5S@s2 old, $2.2sSss;
Rus Rlttsssus: Medium, 81 .5oaaa: pute old. %
tSS4 Virginia mountain, new s2@S2.5o. ED.
s2.D0 so and upwards ri s..1.f.1a
i Nsio .England Rum: al .5oiasI.s0. Scssr
= RsctUed WHtsseys: Market quiet: proof. alps.
tag.l 1znlber. ssaesr, Sc. ...taG
), Lunsers White OAK. sl2@s15 2 Loon: Western
sis@ss5 D 900: Yellow pii a'i boards ssasIs:
Ioiss, s10@s14. according TO lengths Sffnxles-
Pine. &2.50MSS6 cypress sN-tnch, f6649.25
p LOCO Laths-split, 81; sawed, s1.s0@sl.65
;: StaUss Whiskey-barreI timbcr. green. sls6s2ea
0Se sSsossd s29Gs2S leS9 r
hogshead-hoops. zoe. q bundle. 81 2,'5!=E."'
I .r@rgtr Powder. Shot, &c. rn,S9!EtyE
/ Ehse; Toys 1Etnli,g: sSe:@sl;2S q 100 fee.
psssd Cd sS15 By ths s ays kes Than a
Grindstones: 1ael2,lc. q ID.
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ana breasts ths LETT DOT asas gone e f,tsre.
iy--afterwaris picked up. For some nstd-
serabs0 Distance the body had been dragged.
and at many points for several hun dfed
Yards bits OF fiesh ahd bone Were PICKED UP.
The m,itfiated remains y ere sent 10 Rfoh.
:mpnd by the morning express 81 lived
q Rev. Dr.. .. &. Dagg preached Id the Bap-
.tiss church, on Sunday morning 10 the ab.
sence of the Pastor, who was in Fluyanna us.
sisttpg 10 the ord snatIon of Dr. q. III. snead
to the gospel ministry. go ~
Sanday afternoon a most able and inter-
esting address was delivered BY. DR.. y. Is.
Davis, Of the University, before che Scholars
Aid and Missionary Society OF tbs Metho-
dist Episcopal church. His subject was
J" The Duts pf christians TO, support tho
Missionary Work. ~ II there Is anything
that can be made plain TO the comprehen-
sion of the average intellect Or, Davis is
the mar, 10 doeis.ss 80 QUrp.
- "a
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STANTON.
DECISION Relative, TO BoARD-BILLs OF Lu-;
NATIC ASYLUMS. -.


ICorres pondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l 81
.'.''.-. - JANUARY is, 1878.
Yesterday in the Hastings Court-Judse
Smith presiding-two suits Of importance
10 the State were decided. The plaintiffs
were the Board OF Directors Of the Western
Lunatic Asylum against Judge 4. W.
Hughes and Mr.. Wallace, who rs t commit
tees" for patients were sued for board Of
said patients. The defendants pleaded the
statute OF limitatation in bar, and their
counsel, Judge Hugh w. Sheffey and Major
r. C. Elder, held that the plea, while not
good against the .paymentlo f debt due
the State, was good against claim OF the
Board, which was not the State, but an incor-
porated body. Judge John Howard McCue,.
the attorney for the; Board acted as its coun-
sci, tracing the connection of this and SINH
lar institutions with the State back to COLO
NAL times, showing that q debt due them
was debt to, the Commonwealth, against
which the statute OF limitations was no bar.
The Court gave judgment for the State, and
took occasion in its opinion to highly COM
pliment Judge McCue's argument. With
the Western Lunatic Asylum alone an ad-
verse decree would hayeinvolYed the return
OF some $4,000 4lready collected OF similar
claims and; the loss Of some $4,000 Of the
same character now being pressed With en-
ergy by The. Board. through their counsel.
The debts to the other State institution are
doubtless also large. '1.'...---'a PENN.
81 &.
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INTERESTS OF RAILROAD CREDITORS "A
meeting Of the holders Of the first, sacond,
third, and fourth mortgage bonds OF the
Orange and Alexandria railroad (noW the
Virginia Midland) was held Saturday at the
Westinghouse OF Wilson, Colston a. Co., TO
devise means for the protection OF the inter-
ests OF bondholders.' l.. l.. Conrad presided,
and Joseph Bryan acted as secretary. Major
RI. Z. Garden read statement OF The condi-
ton of the road. showing the total liabilities
to be $40, S93,237, including the four mort
CAGES, which amount to S4,500,522. There
is a mortgage of SS5,335 on the Manassas
division, which was due January ], 1874.
After the name OF the road was changed to
the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas rail-
road, two more mortgages were made,
which, with the interest, amounted TO So
COS, 1885, ana on the Lynchburg and Dan
Vile extension the mortgage and interest
amounted to 1850, 1000. Under the name
of the Virginia Midland railroad the road
contracted another mortgage, which, With
the interest due, amounted to S 800, 1850.
The assets OF the road are set down as S10,-
464,117. The net income OF the road for
1878 was S415,117.. A committee was APP
pointed TO-, represent the, bondholders at
anoth her meeting TO be held in Richmond
January 22d, the committee being as fol-
lows: Douglas Fl. Gordon, w II. Bosley,
DR., j. Fl. lamar, f. NJ. Colstop, and Robert
Neville. Baltimore American, 10th. ~
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apANvILLE.
Correspondence of the Richmond D,spatch.I

rCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
,.,.e-s. d, Il ,;5:s. !. JANUARY %, 1879. b,
The internal revenue from manufactured
tobacco for last week was S9,044.G4; for
that week Of last january, S9.9s7. Receipts
of last week. short by s342:S8. a.yt.'. -,
A new Building and Loan Association
has Just been. formed. The lshares have
been put at $500 each, and on thundrSa have
been taken. "a o .,, ~ 49,.
;. IL has; been, reported shat Messrs. 3. G., s.
E. nj. Pace, once distinguished as tobacco
warehouse men, would leave DanTllle. and
settle in. Lynchburg.,.1 learn that these
gentlemen have RECONSTRUCTED the matter,
and vii, remain here and engage in the
tobacco business in some form. =;
! One OF the sasaciotls businessmen Of
this CITY, formerlyfa resident OF Bucking-
ham county. says that be once paid $1,000
for farm in that county, near James river,
and that the said farm will be worth S15,-
900 to him after the James River railroad
has been butt, '"if, indeed, they will let that
gully along James river be closed up, ana
the railroad be made in place Of It." .
The family OF "a foreigner named Blrtcil.
skofski have recently been found SICK and
in destitute circumstances, and they have
beeu the recipients OF some favors from
some OF the iady-distrlbuters OF charity. ~
The officers Of the Macedonian Mission
ary Society for the preceding term were re-
elected yesterday namely, j. p. Harrison,
president; j. r. Hutchings, vice-presidentt;
r. L. Voolfolk, treasurer; w. P. Ayerett,
secretary. At this meeting CT the Society
an interesting paper was submitted, by one
of the lady members. which gave an account
| of the progress Of Baptist missions 10 Italy,
aud instructive remarks were made by Rev.
Mr.. Holmes in answer to the question:,
"W.hy Italy is Missionary Ground!"
Rev. p. 4. Peterson has been preaching
some sermons on some points Of the tenn
pcrance question. The subject for yester-
day was, GLOW People Learn to Drink,
We found a two-inch snow on the ground
Yesterday morning, but it almost entirely
disappeared during the day. This morning
at sunrise the mercury is down to l60.
.trt ALPHA. s.,
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ayowed that neither should be disturbed,
They can accomplish nothing by bringing
this report before the Senate except to annoy
General Butter because, Il Senators Como
yer, Patterson, and Davis of Illinois, were
not Tor him. know that Democratic sena-
tors would never permit the outrage
In the Senate there II no call Tor theIpre-
vious question, and hence no limit odebate.
II you'd, therefore, be In the power OF
Democratic senators to consume the rest of
the session I'm discussing the question. This
would clog all other legislation and compel
an extra session Of Cong Tile Radicals
must know tSat II Butler were unseated the
Democratic at the next session would treat
Kellogg in the same " Cameron OF Wis.
consin isthe most anxious Of oil the Radical
senators TO pass the majority report. Don
Cameron shows no feeling in the same dt-'
,rection. Il u
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Latest FOREIGN NEWS.
''.'.'"0> 800" France. -F.:t
VOTE, : OF, CONFIDENCE IN THE MINISTRY
ADOPTED. - I

France. -E:t
VOTE, : OF, CONFIDENCE IN THE MINISTRY
ADOPTED. -
- VERSAILLES, January 29.-The public
galleries and lobbies Of the House are dense
" crowded to-day. It is stated that the
Rights have resolved to abstain from voting.
The Left Centre is disposed to support the,
Cabinet. The Republican Union and the,
Extreme Left will probably vote against the
ministry, The Republican Left hds pre-
pared two orders OF the day-one expressing
confidence in the ministry, to be brought
forward II the declarations Of NJ. Dufaure
are satisfactory, and the other expressing a
want Of confidence should the ministerial
statement appear insufficient. These orders
are entrusted to Jules Ferry. The feeling
among the Republican majority is wish
to support the ministry il the declaration
is sufficient. All the ministers breakfasted
to-day with NJ. Dufaure. It is asserted that
NJ. Dufaure is disposed to admit the justice
OF the demands OF the Republicans relative
to changes in the magisterial and admins
tratye staff. --
[Second Dispatch.]
VERSAILLES, January 20.-During sus-
pension of the sitting OF the Chamber of
Deputies the Government effected COM
promise with. the Left, thus securing ma
jority for the ministry. In consequence OF
the compromise Jules Ferry offered his mo-
zion expressing confidence in the Govern
ment, which was adopted by vote Of 223
10 121. ~.
Trial OF the Glasgow Bank Directors.
EDINBURGH, January 20.-The trial of the
directors of the City OF Glasgow Bank is
proceeding to-day. The prisoners are
charged with fraud, theft, and embezzle'
ment. The courtroom is dcnsely crow ded
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pEs NEWS
BY TELEtssAPII FRDaE gALL PARTS
81 9FsT8EE. WORLD. .f4ss II

FIFE snEGoRG MING OF 81 AgafsTFR
HOUSE MT AN INcENDIABY NEAR NOR.
FDLR; FIRES EIsEWIERE-REM or
[ DR., 3 d BINS o NJ r e Nts Isl 81 TT
fCHARGEDwITH0 sTAINING MONEY FROM
PENSION. OFFICE on sFeIcTrfIou Nance
REVENUE 3 AlDERs IN KEHTueKY-
DEATH OF. b. i ~ BRENNAN Or NEW
,YoRK--A PITTSBURGH MURDER -CoH-
aGREssIoNAL MATTERs-THE TOBACCO.
Axs,QyEsTIoE-c0NKL RENoMI-
MATED FOR THE UNITED STATES SEN.
ATE: ms SEAT TO BE CoNTEsTED-ydoR-
HE'S NOMINATED FOR THE SENATE By
THE, INDIANA iDEMoeRATs--F OR ZIG N
NEWS, &C., &c. t;ras&4i5 ~ ss,ifoa b
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Florsdn Election Troubles.

JACKSONVILLE. January 20.-Lieutcnart-
Governor Hull gave bond to-day in the sum
of $4,000 to appear from day to day at the
United States Circuit Court. his case will
probably be tried this week. -,
In the United States Circuit Court, the
case OF the Canvassing Board Of Brevard
county, charged with making false returns
in the late congressional elections. was be-
gun. Several precinct inspectors testified to
the alteration, and forging OF certificates OF
election made, By them. .,s s..s,. .y-sf.:s.. q.
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Arrest Of Rentueky sgoonshfners.

CINCIENATI, January 20.-A dispatch from
Elizabethtown, KY, says 1.-The revenue
raiders under Captain ,Adair returned last
hight, bringing jim seven 6 Moonshlners I"
of the most dangerous character. They,
were captured OH Otter creek, lEarue conn-
ty., and had long defied the authorities. The
officers attacked theIr stiIl-house Saturday
night and. captured four men. They found
two stills in operation and destroyed the
material. These parties have long been the
terror Of the country, and boldly detedthe
officers" ..-- - -
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The Hebrew American Union.

CINCINNATI, January 20.-Ther Executive
Board OF the Union American Hebrew Con-
gresations convened here Yesterday. Fiji
teen congregations have joined the Union
in the last six months. The Board resolved
that the Board of Delegates on Civil and
Religious Rights be instructed to take into
consideration the feasibility OF active CO.
operation with the sister societies in Europe
for the purpose OF encouraging agriculture
among the Jews, and the settlement in this
country of such as are willing to devote
themselves to that pursuit on lands in the
West and South. Ii
The report of the secretary of the Board
Of Governors was read.
The next meeting Will be held in New
York July !, 1879. - .----.
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, THE BODY OLA. r.. STEwART.--The New
York Sun still maintains thatthe remains OF
the late At. Stewart have been;recoyered.
In its issue OF Sunday the Sun says =" There
is authority for stating that the remains OF
A. r. Stewart passed into Judge Hilton's
possession either on Monday or Tuesday OF
last week." The Sans informant knew
nothing OF the inner details Of the recoye-
nv, except that after the negotiations had
been so firmly shaped that by no device
could the thieves obtain. the money witt
out furnishing the body Of A. T. Stew
art and none other and Judge Hilton
could not, il he were, SO disposed, seize
the body and refuse to pay any money
for II, the, remains were produced for
Identification. Arrangements were made
for its reception in the event the body
proved to be that of the dead millionaire.
The body was submitted to q council Of
physicians and limited number OF others
for Identification, and it was identified to
Mr.. Hilton,s. full satisfaction. Mrs. Stew
art, on being informed OF the facts which
led to the belief OF the gentlemen that the
BODY, was that of her usband, after making
some pertinent inquiries, which were saels'
factorily answered; expressed her concur.
renee in the belief that the body was that Q.
her Inns baud. The acts Of the delivery OF
the body aud its Identification occurred on
the same night. g =. OF iE$f4 TO - i;