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The New York herald., 1879-12-19
THE MULBEpRY STREET HOMICIDE.

THE MULBERRY STREET HOMICIDE.
In the Court OF General Sessions. before Judge
Gildersleeve yesterday. James McGloin was
arraigned on charge of killing his wife. Mary
McGloin. by setting hre to her clothes on the 27th
of October 1878. at the tenement house No. lld
Mulberry street. The testimony taken at the Coro-
ners inquest disclosed that Lawrence Kelly an in
mate of tine house. deceased rush out of her
room wrapped in sheet Of flame. Kelly threw
water over Mrs. McGloin. and she was taken
to st. vincent's Hospital. where sho almost
Immediately died from the effects OF her
burns. The neighbors caused the arrest of
the husband who was held by the Coroner's jury
and indicted. Mr.. w. b. Howe. who appeared as
counsel for tine prisoner. said there was no evidence
that McGloin was in the house at the time OF the
burning and claimed that the unfortunate deceased.
in state of nebriety had fallen the stove and set
her clothes on fire. Assistant District Attorney
Herring concurred with Mr.. Howes statement, and
remarked that he satisfied. after careful in
vestigation that there not sufficient testimony
against the prisoner warrant him in asking con.
viction He therefore consented to nolle prosequi
being entered. Mr.. Howes motion to discharge the
accused was thereupon granted.
The New York herald., 1879-12-19

Der ~. ct which OF 267 shares were voted on. the
number OF directors was increased to thirteen and
the Following elected = Messrs. w. r. Garrfson
Q. W. Field. q. NJ. Pullman. A. IL. Brown: ., +.
Navarro. benjamin Brewster. Horace Porter, Nathan
duilford Robert Harris. John Baird. II. Il. Bishop.
y. j. Forest aud J. NJ. Fiske On November IL the
FOLLOWING officers elected:-Robert Harris.
president; Il. +. Winslow, first vice president and
general manager; Nathan Guilford. second vice
president; +. L. Wooster, secretary. and John L.
then.
At this point the committee adjourned until ten
O'Clock this morning
The New York herald., 1879-12-19
BROOKLYN "L" ROAD.

Suit was brought few weeks ago by the counsel
for the Jackson estate which is the line of Grand
and Lexington avenues. Brooklyn. in the name Of
the people Of the State Of New York.. to stop the
construction Of the Brooklyn IL" railway The OPP
position was based on the ground that the road
would obstruct public travel that IL would prove
nuisance. also that its charter had expired Yes
terday order was fled in tho Office OF the Kings
County Clerk. upon consent and stipulation of the
Hon. Augustus Schoonmaker. Jr.. Attorney Gen.
eral, discontinuing the suit. The obstacles in the
matter Of litigation which have heretofore been en-
countered by the company are disappearing slowly,
and the work the road IL progressing favorably.
The New York herald., 1879-12-19

December IL. 1875
ward. lot No. 900; j, NJ. smith Teforee to Samuel
nth st. s. g. 800 H. W. of 9Th av 5ox lo2 ., William
Il Lynch and wife to w iam Bond. ............. Nom
l3oth ST. n s.. 40 r. " Of 9Th av, 50xvs IL; Roger
Cha Charles Bachelor % to I.sbeia g. g. Francis 75o
son Fowler aud wife Corneiia =. Handy. $500
Sd av.. corner Of l35th st.. 17xsS 4xirregular
James Bowen and wiie to Jordan l.. Mott and -
I'd av. 90 IT, n. Of 5sth st. 2Ux65: Charcila O.
Morse and husband to Benjamin G. Wetmore..... Nom
II. Arkenburgh and wifo to John Coroll 5000
Same property; John Corel and wife to Charles Is.
Broa1%ay, O. s., 1881 IT, s. Of s7th ST., ~ Xxx 'w''' W.
sl7.sxirreguar; United States Trust Company
liit6 st o.. 100 IT, w. OF sd av. ifesiooii ~'o
Joseph r. Murray to Bertha vakenng. ........... 685
Charles X Mcguire. 63J
4gth ST.. 5. s.. I25 II O. Of 7th av.. 25x9s9xirregu
lar; Augusta Gillender texocutrix. &c). to saules-
s7th st.. 5. s.. 3Ii6 #. Q Of av. A, is.3xo2ohx
irregular; Pctcr Eisemann and wife to Charles
same properly Charlie: Ii. Eisomanin' to Josephine
i4sth ST. s. s., ESQ IT, OF 7th ay 5oxa0 III w ''
lam Jarvis aud wife to Smith Ely, Jr.......... Nom
Broadway, =. o. corner Of 37th st., 2+oxlI16x26.4x
I02.6; Mutual Life Insurance Company of New
York to James ID. Fish ........,.. ........ -, so
77th st.. s.. $50 #. W. OF I'd av. I25xi02 9: Wood
bury g. Langdon and another tcxecutors. &c }. to
Concord av., e. s.. lot No. iss; Thomas Dcian to
So ST. lot No. Sso Lcui. Muller to Louis Muller.
HSn;s "q Point I road caih ward. i2 acres i''o
r. Wickes (referee). to A. L. Bush. ........ $50
LEASES
Sd No 915, n. corner OF 5oth ST., Jacob Hcss
4ist st. s.. from iih sv TO Broadway ys 10
x92x75.5 .5xIOxlo. lxlOO. Elliot Zborowski to tho
METROPOLITAN Concert Company; 10 years, at av-
The New York herald., 1879-12-19

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following is q statement showing the real
estate transactions recorded in the Registers Office
The New York herald., 1879-12-19
BURGLARS BROUGHT TO BAY.

Two men were seen acting in suspicious manner
in Greene near Canal street. the night Of the Sd
inst, and were arrested by Detective Murphy. They
gave their names William Brown and John Miller.
On the person of Brown the officer found full stock
of burglars implements. for which he could not ac-
count. and subsequent investigation showed that
Miller had committed burglary on the premises of
Manuel Oppenheiin. No. 329 Canal street, carrying
off five hair switches valued at S50 When arraigned
in the Court OF General Sessions yesterday Brown
admitted having the tools in his possession, but
as it was his first offence Judge Cowing sent him to
tho Penitentiary. Miller also pleaded guilty to the
commission of the burglary and was sent to state
Prison for three years. similar sentence was ina-
posed on John Lynch pedler, for breaking into the
dwelling OF Mary Oestrischer. at No. 17Sa Chrystte
street, and stealing satchel containing $94.
The New York herald., 1879-12-19
SUMMARY OF LAW GASES.


Henry McDermott, bartender, Of the tive
men who convicted in the Court Of General Ses.
sions Of cheating Rev. J. A. Paige of Rushville. Ill.
on the pretence Of showing him how young men
were swindled at cards in New York city. was re-
leased by the District Attorney yesterday giving
$4,000 bail pending the result Of appeal to the Su-
preme Court.
The trial Of the suit brought by Fannie Lemel. 40
adminst traitor OF her husband, Louis Lemel agatnst
the New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company, to recover damages for the death of Mr..
Leme who run over by one Of the defendants
trains the Fordham crossing, resulted yesterday.
beforeJ udge Larremore, in the Court of Common
Pleas verdict for $4,000 in favor Of the plaintiff
Surrogate Calvin yesterday rendered decision in
the matter OF the estate of Nathaniel Miles, deceased
ON the application of Mary E. Badeau, one of the
life tenants under the will to open the accounting
of the trustee Nathaniel Niles, and permit her to
come in and file objections to the account OF the
trustee and contest the same. and for the payment
of sufficient money to meet her present needs. Her
affidavit upon the motion made certain charges
against the trustee which the Surrogate now de-
cides should be investigated and the rights of the
parties asccrtained. He has. accordingly. appointed
exJudge Fancher referee and auditor.
The New York herald., 1879-12-19
ANcovALo, THE ITALIAN pApRoNE.


The trial Of Antonio Giovanni Ancovalo, the Italian
padrone. was begun yesterday in the United States
Circuit Court. before Judge Benedict and jury.
Tho prisoner is charged with kidnapping seven
italian children, whose ages between eleven and
fifteen years. from their homes and bringing them
to this country and putting them on the street a.
Italians were in court, all neatly dressed alike in
furnished by the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Children. The accused is defended hy
Colonel Spencer. United States District Attorney
Fiero appearing for the government. Some testi:
mony was given when the case was adjourned till
this morning. and will probably occupy several days
The New York herald., 1879-12-19
REAL ESTATE.
The following legal sales were made yesterday at
the Merchants Exchange:-

The following legal sales were made yesterday at
the Merchants Exchange:-
BY v. HARNErT
Foreclosure sale OF the two brick tome
ments with lots each 25xe9.4, Nos. 10 and ~
Goerck ST. o g., $50 It. n. OF Deisnccy st., to
Also similar sale .of lots each a5x25o. ON iebout
av., ". g.. running through to Valentine av, 30
#. of Clarke z4th ward to plaintiff 1000
W o. HOFFMAN.
Madison o. OF 105th to plaintiff 5000
Of i4osh ST. to plaintiff 10000
Also similar sale, of the two story frame dwelling
and story frame stable. with lot 25x75,
9Th 81 so IT, Of 1924 to plainH.... $500
LOUIS MEsIER.
Foreclosure sale of two lots, each 25xY0.11.
West l47th st.. II. 100 It, of Sth NV, to PLAIN
3ooo
Executors sale OF the three three story brick
houses and three four story bricx buildings with
lots together in size 53.2xl20x55 7xll62, Nos.
tSecus e Nos aas ass snd sI7 Cherry M s si
S. 600 to $4o25 oach., 1905
Prince St., n. W. corner OF Greene, to j. Rosen-
bntt. $4,000
The following parcels, sold by H. w. Coates by
order of John A. Monsell, the owner, were knocked
down at the prices pamed:-
Four lots, each 10Ollx25, n. 8. of l15th st., be-
Sth and 9th avs to Bailey $11 800
Three lots. 4. of 18th st., 25xlOull, W. of Sth
Five lots each a5x loo.ll. n g. of ii2th st.. i5o Il.
OF 7th sv to r IL. Trasker: ..,........... 5000
-Four lots, n. s. of IIith st.. each 25xiooii midway
between 9th and New avs, to +. H. Trasker lol25
and iooth st., 70 II. Greer $500
9th sv. to j. kennedy.... ....". 1926
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-10-31

SAYS the Salt Lake Herald; Moody
and Sankey are now saving souls and
laying up money in Cleveland. They
are making religion pay quite well.0
That's very astonishing, ncighbor.
And yon had to go clear to Cleveland
for the item when You have hundreds
Of similar instances at home. How
did Brigham accumulate his millions?
How is il that the heads Of tho Nor
mon Church are rolling il, wealth?
How is ii that the ward bishops live
on the fat Of the land while their dnpes
live il novels? Truly, ia the language
If the Herald, they are all making re-
)igion pay quite well [Salt Lake
Herald
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-10-31

GENERAL BUTLER gets even with the
0ther fellows once 10 while. Zach
Chandler has been telling folks III
Massachusetts, about how tbs rebels
were trying to capture Washington
again, and Butler quietly retorts: Il
will put it to every man and woman
here IL the rebels were about threaten
ing Washington again, which would
you rather have on the road to that
city, Mr.. Chandler or MYSELF
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-10-31
Notice.


TERnrToRY OF IpAHo,( sc
County of Boise, 3D.
In the Probate Court of Boise county, Idahe Ter
ritory.
In the matter of the estate of Bridget McGuin-
ness, deceased.
M Office Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER
HI signed executors of the estate of Bridget Nc
Guinness deceased to the creditors of, and all per-
sons having claims against. the said deceased. to
exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within
ten mon his after the first publication of this no.
tce to the said executors in Idaho City, Boise Co..
1T. JAMES MORIARTY,
PETER DONAGHEU,
Executors of the estate of Bridget McGuinness
deceased.
Dated Idaho City, May 5. 1879.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-10-31

THE Shah Of Persia is said to be
writing a play, and nobody will dare
to condemn it. For. his majesty once
painted a picture in which a camel in
the background was higher than a
tree in the foreground, and an unlucky
critic, who limited that the work lacked
feeing &. shortly lacked head.
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Notice.

M Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL, ON
N Saturday, the 18th day OF August A.. D. 1879.
at II O'Clock NJ. Of said day, at my office In Idaho
SUM Of Two Hundred and Fifty t$250l Dollars to
the lowest bidder thera4or in County Warrants of
said Boise county. issued and registered prior to
January, 1862 IsIDOR SMITH,
County Treasurer
IDAHO CRY, I. T., Aug 6, 1s79-td.
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II has been suggested that pretty
girl in front and tax collector be-
bind would keep the average pedes-
trian up to live hundred aud fifty
mile score
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WEEKLY WORLD.

Price, So to subscribers in the Territory
and 1926 when sent out of the Territory
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PosTPoNEMENT.

The above sale of delinquent stock is herd
postponed to Saturday, November 18th, at the "a
hour and place.
BY order OF the Board of Trustees,
w. KEGERREIs, Secretary
October GOTH
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PLAIN, OR I'M CoLoRS,

And a. prices 10 per cent below
our fNrMer rates.
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BY order Of the BOARD Of Trustees.
G. SERVER, Presiden
w. KEGERREIs, Secretary.
Sept. 10, lS19-td.
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Piano for Sale.
Inquire at this office.
Sept. s. I'm.
Notice.

~ day, October 90 1879, at 3 oscioct e e -
the mill of the Garden Valley Milling Co,r &
Garden valley, Boise county, l. n IL ss;s.lL
paid up shares of the stock or ths ssid az |.
ley Milling Company will be sold. s. q -
them as may be necessary to pay IT. ss.. !. u
due thereon August IS. 1879, amounting u ~
per share, and costs Of advertising ana w. =
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Notice.

NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN AS
IN sessn.cnt OF $40 per share has been levied on
the capital stock of the Garden Valley Milling
Company aud that the will be due and paya-
BILE on the 18th of September next BY order Of the
Board of Trustees.
G.. W. KEGERREIs. seey
July g. 1879.
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.

Van schnnck, Stevenson az Co., Wholesale
Urugglsts, Chicago, supply the trade az man.
ufhcturers' prices.
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Notice.

IN the matter of the estate of John W. Winner, de-
ceased.
IN the Probate Court of Boise county, Idaho Ter.
ritory.
nURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID COURT
made on tho second day of August, A. D.
1879, notice is hereby given that on Monday, the
18th day OF august A. ID. 1879 at o'clock P. NJ. Of
said day. tie office OF the Probate Judge, in Iaa-
no City, Boise county, l. T., has been appointed
as the time and place for proving the will OF the
said John Winner. deceased and tor hearing the
application or Robert Barber for the issuance to
him OF letters testamentary. whom and where any
person interested may appear and contest the
same. T. s. HART.
Probate Judge aud ex.ofi.cio Clerk.
nated August .. 1879.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09

sixteen hundred and FIVE cara were unleadnj
III tile Louisville depot taet month. s,la WIZ
nat'a lnatied.
The Dnana Vista. Ga,. Arutta Reports that q
thtnea fear4uh non III Mr., j. J.. Ward. whu
lvna about live miles southeast nf THAT tnw.,.
VIVA burned naatly IT, tlneth one ,lRf last week
The parents wete away from hun,s. and the
child was left with nthar small children One
ef tile number. hhutit Tie salne HlEa. III
play. aet IRE tn the clothes ut this little Eel
low. larger child. about eight OF nina yantH
old waa present, aud put the ira put with
water. but mol until the little unfortunate WAS
severely burned, and It's clothing neRt nnl,-
aGtnndi llH fncnvetr la uncertain
The following account ~ double tragedy
~ Calhoun county, Ga. 10 related ~ tho 4 T.
hany NfFa. Old Humphrey jackson, Vt 0al
hnni, county. 4 prominent neatu character
and local politician, living IN what II known
aa the ''lfntl Fiali" IN the lftvw plantation.
hpra.ie engaged II Il difficulty on sunday
morning laat with tlrieh Hall. unn VI HIS 81, VI
nlnYFa, hlan rtlorn,l. tn which Humphrey was
ahnt II the right htaast. ana tiad FROM the
wound nt nrnr, III thu afternoon. Hum
th,aN aud hla suil DOCK both fired un He'll.
thtae Eoalp wnnin. mono u whah
arc dangerous. He'll went lo leaty aud had
tla wounds dteaHetl, returning home III tho
afternoon. Threats ware matte agalnnt him,
anu during the night h. waa fired tll,nn rs
Humphreys fiioi,ds and literally shot 10
ftatt,ts
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
CE1'Ew|'.AYo..
Arrival Of tho Captured King nj Cape Town
Hin Opinion Of Power That Would
Shoot Them 10 Make
Them Christians.

CAFE TOWN, Sept, 10, via London. Oct. L..
GetewRya'a ARRIVAL here tn+aav had been anS-
ioualp expected. aud the EngIlah Colony
turned out I'll force to aea the monarch paaH.
He ~ nh exceptionally line aprcin,rn Of the
noble aaeaga; u hiE hlac. about fifty years
1T ago aud Rtanding nearly nix iaat high.
lie Ia well proportional. haa fully developed
frame. and gaodsnatuted, broad. open face Of
tha Zulu type, quite unlike the pnrtitlta that
haso appeared ~ tho pictorial papeta lie
dressed now III Il suit Ut European clothes. III
which he doHa not seem ~ hll uncomfortable.
lie VIVA accompanied w. Cape Town by four
Ut his wives. four followers and IL lttlo girl
who Ia aAid u have looked with ARRANGE Won
der nj everything around her.
Major Poole apas,ka tnoAt tavnrahly or tho
king'a general nmiablcneRa. and anys hn gave
very little trouble on tho way down. except On
one on two occasions when lr became nuIlty
aud demanded 10 have an entira OK ronsted
FOR hia daily meals, I'll Smon'a Fay hi was
taken OH board the Huuicea. There he saw
solders NJ drlll. and Expressed wonder and
admiration. renlarking. Il was only born yes-
torday. am a mere baby. never should
have fought against such men ia tho English.
who intended ~ take away my country aud
govern II 40 much better than could. They
shot ls to make Tia Christians. ! asl pardon
for shooting back at them" In IN interview
between the Premier Of tho Gape government
aad king Cntewayo. the latter said II was
y child of the British government. My father
the English. came to chastise me for wrong
doing. caught the stick with which he
wished 10 beat me and broke it. | did wrong
10 fight him. ana am punished. | am no
longer a King. The EnElisl arr u great peo-
Pile. They will not kill those who fought with
them | hope the great Queen Will pardon
me- and allow me 10 return to my country
and give mo Il place and permit mo to build a
kraal.1
When Informed that the government would
treat him with consideration, In view of his
vnlor and previous distinction, and that the
English officials desired to supply him with
everything necessary for HIS comfort. Cetr-
wayo asked that ten more Of his wives be
sent for at once. giving the names of his ia
vortes. 1t ~ not probable, however that this
request Will be granted.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09

lin pail uf wtiat l,u placed within sis tnrtre
IT either side " the stem nf u l. tlurhi'
~ vegetable marrow II, will IN tla COURSE
Of the nHht arplnaat It.. AMI Will 10 found IN
tbs morning with ono ~ the leavea nn The
water.
lF n ntnp I,e' placed within oils lnrhos IF q
y,i,na runvnlvu,ls. ~ scarlet runner. IL will
find ". although the prop n,ny hn ahlttml
dailY II after II las lwi,ed anr,e ,listaica
up tha ufnp. II ~ ,i',Wntind nth twinr'l IN The
nnln,ailn direction Il will rat,itt, tu lta uiiai
nhI paaitnu. 1T Iis III tho attempt vet. not
wiihatanilna If twu uf tho nlanta grew neni
a. ahuh nthei and hava no stake around
which they can rntwlna. ',tl" 1T them Will n
ter The direction NJ The spiral. an,l they will
tSlna round each nthar.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
SOUTHERN STATE NEWS.
Mlsslslrrrl.

Ths viehshur9 Cep,He,tiat N new morn
iHE PAPER.
Munfee county now hap three tickets IL The
field.
trlts Matches roitnn factory. II IN said. not1s
a.tn,ad 1000 bales oF cotton last faaf
Gen, Weat. the tirspnhark 1rrlupa. favots
Jefferson Davis TOT the United States Renata
ii, Al. HiynnH, lawyer M Water Valley,
stabbed ami killed I, y. Parker, printer VI
fIls aHtlp place. laat week.
Itin tt,ttfiat N the llan,a M A new paper i',st
HIaftad nj usriollton II II q neat atty heWaf
Hheet, edited and rnnllal.e, by A. u, nnfuea.
taau.
A nanretitive examination rf applicants
fnf tla varet,elna Nh Wesst Point and Annapolis
fFuM Hon. n. II. Moneys diatfint VIII thhe
place at keacnsko apon.
t'f4uma call II the National purity. some the
WafAiHHinHtin party. come we i5ahnf ta-
ftitn PARTY, some Tho independent raftF
snsne tho Nteptbauk party. aud nnine nnll ~
nothing Mt All. and precious little " that -
u, fRtkHdale,
Ifutrrprlze tuut'iff, few days ago, rn
mn. A, 1'rnt Hands plsna III l4a,aetiala
ss1siuty about Ave miles north III lntetnitae
u Negro nan ahpt tattlesnahn about ~
Nant lanA, whntsunni, young. st,akea hsHan Y,
crawl uut uf the bule malta by the shot until
aighInan had n,atia their appearance. all
t,aJna killed BY the Negro. The young anatta
we're earh about fourteen Inches IN length
I'll In said when they HhnislanH datlHnt thn
uipther nnaHa viii mako peculiar nutae, atih
opening her mouth the young ONES VIII i'in
Iii Tot protection, The ynung shaAes N thla
case had taken refuge tn The body Ut the
mother.
Nlokahufa Herald October 7. a tragic IT.
fray occurred Az The convict oahip. near tho
MhWrEhunt landing. yesterday atinrnnnh. ia
which Hanrs Matria, uHe VI the uoHvirt
kttHtsia. waa killed hp another af tile quarts
manned Joe. Switzerland. n appears that
Switzerland HAD been np tnwr imbih'nE quite
freely. and whah he returned tn the camp had
aulta wpftla with Morris. who wac ~ guarl
duty, which finally resulted III honthrtlat,a
picking nn a. shotgun AMI nhn.ntinA Mnr'ta
thrunah tho head. killing him altaat tnetants
AZ. After the ahnptina Switzerland Ilnh. aud
.ir 10 q late hau, last night had not been e..
ttAaIssl. though the naliee we're ", hia track
and psnaetea tu catch IN with him hafnra
suufninH, The parties were both ooloted.
uHnry Morris. the murdered man. was u Hot'
taf Tho well known ataytnan Henry Muttln.
hnttar known Az Uehrr Utarha, afd was nary
tnE out a term III the pnnitantiatv when he
WAS placed AZ q guard over the uthet colt
NiutHs