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The daily gazette., 1879-06-18
The Rush fer Tickets.

At 10 o'clock last night, few individ.
uals crept into the doorway OF Messrs.
q. f. Thomas &Co.b store No. 42l Mar
ket street, and took their stand for the
purpose Of watching through the long,
weary night, and being on hand this
morning, when the sale Of reserved seats
for the Boys' High School Commence
ment began. Before midnight the num-
Der in waiting was about q dozen, and
the line received accessions every hour,
until, when the frat streaks of daylight
appeared, nearly fifty anxious individu-
ais were pushing aud crowding upon
each others heels, and awaiting with ca
ger iinpatience the opening Of the store
doors and the commencement Of the sale.
BY seven o'clock, when the sale began,
the regular line extended around the
Fifth street col ner, and the sidewalk was
crowded with others, who slipped into
the line a. fast as 1t was shortened by the
departure of those who obtained their
tickets. This tedious operation lasted
over two hours, during which time the
crowd patiently maintained its position,
and kept in the most thorough good hu-
NOR nearly oil the time. Between $50
and o'clock, the good humor that
had characterized the conduct OF those
in waiting was temporarily suspended,
aud little wrangling occurred In rela-
ton to positions in line. There was con-
siderable pulling and hauling for awhile
and fearing for the safety Of their win
dows, Messrs. Thomas & Go. sent for a
policeman TO preserve order. Special Of
ficer McClane soon arrived, and promP =
ly restored peace and quietncss 10 the ex-
cted throng.
During the sale several sharp moves
we're adopted by persons In waiting, to
secure good places in the line. At one
time just as q man was stepping upon the
door step, his foot slipped and he tel
back slightly, when young lady stand
Ing close by promptly slipped in ahead
of him, and thus secured aplace to which
SHE was not entitled. Though feeling
OF gallantry, doubtless, the man sub
mitted to this impos tion.
Shortly after eight o'clock one maj
in line went across the street to speak Il
friend, and when he came back hi
place, Of course was occupied. ID
watched closely, and as soon as he de
'ected slight opening, he crowded bacl
into his former position. This act crea
ted much comment and wrangling, an
it was soon after that 1t became necessa
nv to send for policeman.
BY 0 O'Clock, all the seats down stair!
excepting few OH the last row, wer
sold, and a goodly number In the ga
lery. The total number sold was abou
l20O.
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rhev Will Not Whitewash.

!. JOINS IN, Editor DAILY Gazette.
We notice in your paper OF this
3hst 10 announc ng tue names OF the
St,ee who have been selected 10 in
|sie the 'Dutcher-Wats IN" scandal,
n he question ais it a Whitewash-
|bmuiltte We wish to say that
Mend to give IN. matter a thorough
tI,aton, without fear or favor, and
khere shall be no "whitewashing."
be fats as we find them, after a
bud lhorou h examination, shall be
to lhe public, and upon such facts
bed our decision shall be made
fall where it may. We deem
khou citizens to say his much, and
blbearance a little while longer, as
thin that they shall have all the
Relative to the case which are OF
Character suitable to so before the
/.
/, June II, 1870.
JANIS HAYES,
K. e. FRAIM,
JOHN GREEN,
ALLAN GAwTHRoP
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18
Delaware Game Protective AssVcis-
ten.

MEETING AT DOVER yEsrERDAy-KJKC-
TON or OFFICERS CONSTITUTION
AND BYLAWS ADOPTED.
The first meeting Of the sportsmen OF
this State, under the act of Incorporation
passed by the last General Assembly was
held yesterday at Dover.
The attendance was large, spertsmen
from all portions of the State being pres
snt. The meeting was held in the parlors
OF the Capitol Hotel
An organization was effected by call
ing John r. Salisbury to the chair and
electing George Churchman of this city
Secretary, pro tenn.
Tho Chair stated the object of the
meeting, when the election of officers
was proceeded with, the following being
the result
President-I. N. Mills, of New Castle
county.
Wee Presideuts.-John M. q. Rodney.
| OF New Castle county; Hon. James h.
Lofi md, Of Kent; Charles M. Cullen, CT
| Sussex.
Treasurer-Richard Harrington, ESQ.,,
Dover.
sscrstary-Gsorge Chuchman, of Will
| mingtoD.
Directors, New Castle County-Dr.
Linton Smith, Wilmington; Richard
Smith, Middletown; Edward Bringhurst,
| w 1ikuuu
Wilmington; Anthony Higgins, Will
mInRton; DIR. Groves, New Castle, John
Q. Higgins, Delaware City; Charles NC.
WhOrtsr, Red Lion; James ii. Ray
Esq, Newark.
Kent county-John f. Salisbury, Do
yer: William Ellison, Dover; Hon. A. 7
A. Torbert, Milford; Charles Harrington
Farmington; VIM. Bell, Smyrna; Johr
Goldsborough, Leipsic; Thomas Good IN
| Wi1ln~ GrnuA. mi Gn1a n n
Peter l.. Bopwcll, Dover.
Sussex County-William M. Ross, Sea
ford; Thomas Curry, Greenwood; lsaa
Fooks, j. Gibson Cannon, Ebe Tunnel
Charles Gum DR.. j. I. Thompson
Lewis; Edward T. GILES, Seaford; j. I
Rice.
The Secretary was instructed to hav
the certificates of members printed, als
the act OF incorporation n constitution au'
bylaws and che game law, in pha,npIe
form for distribution. A constitution
and set Of bylaws were read and adopted
There being no further business, tn
Association adjourned until their mex
. annual meeting in April next, OF at tn
call of the President.
The act was passed for the purpose {
protecting the game of the State fror
being shot by gunners who come her
and gun for the market, and the law
: made especially severe for non-res
dents who do not comply with ir.
No nonresident can gun within th
> limits If the State unless first having pr
cured q certificate Of mem bership frol
: the association. The fee for membershi
I for non resident is $5 for the first yea
and 81 for each succeeding year. Ar
noU-resident found shooting in the Sta
without certificate from the associate
is liable to a fine Of 500 and costs. III
fee of membership for resident IF u
State, is 81 hut a resideit can gun wit
out certificate and is not liable to NJ
:. peualty.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18
I.ou,.asn. I.oeterx Pra.ss.

NEW ORLEANS, June 17.-m the
grand semi-annual drawing of the Loni-
sana State Lottery Company, made here
at noon to-day under the, exclusive ana
personal control of Generals G.. T.
Bcauregard and Jubal A. Early, the
principal prizes drawn were as follows.
No. 35, ,495 drew 100000, sold in New
York; No. 1851 drew $4,000 In New
York; No. 24,703 drew $4,000 in st.
Louis; No. 1896 drew $1,000, IN
Washington; No. s2,325 drew $40, 600 In
Louisville; No. 35,347 drew 5000 IN
New Orleans No. Al, 161 drew s., ,OOO In
New York; No. 64,612 drew $1,000 in
st. Louis; No. 8s,269 drew $1,000 In
New York, l'-FfHf ia4 ~ A
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18
Personal.

Attorney General Pennington was in
town last night.
City Treasurer Vincent was in Fhila-
delphia yesterday.
Mrs. Rev. C. NJ. Pegg, has gone on
visit to New York State.
Wilmington received visit from ex-
Governor Cochran yesterday.
John O'Byrne, Esq, will 60 to Wash
ington this evening, on brief visit.
His Honor, Judge Strong of the Super
ior Court was in Wilmington yester-
day.
Mrs. Edward Edwards, of No. sO7
Lombard street, started on visit, yes
terday, to New Hampshire.
Prof. James A. Kealy, one of the in
structors at Rugby Academy, has gone
to Leonardtown, Md, where he will
spend the summer vacation.
George Morgan, formerly of this city,
but now connected with the Philadelphia
Times was registered at the Clayton
House last evening. He left this morn
ing to attend the Commencement eXer-
| cises at Delaware College.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18
Kcarney's Latest.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE
Workingmen's Municipal Nominating
Convention met to-day. Kearney was
chosen President. The platform adopted
pledges the party to secure reduction OF
40 per cent. in city taxes provided that
China own shall be obliterated and the
Chinese forced to live outside the city
that the income of the Water Company
shall not exceed $500, 900 per annum an d
that all nominees shall pledge them
selves to accept reduction of between
40 and so per ceht. on existing salaries
and to pay the differ ence over to the
treasury.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18

CHANGES INTHE NAVY.

MR.. M'PHERSoN's BILL DECREASING
THE NUMBER OF oFFICERs-SHIPs IN
COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Nc
Pherson has introduced bill to PROVIDE
q naval peace establishment and for other
purposes. The bill proposes to 10 luce
the number of officers on The ac i've list
as follows: Rear admirals, from II TO 3 !;
commodores, rs to 7 captains, 30 to 3 !;
commanders, 50 to 60; lieutenant COM
manders: 81 to TO; lieutenants, 2S0 to
225; masters, 100 Ono reduc ion); ensigns
IS to SO medical directors, Is 10 10;
medical inspectors, 10 to 10; surgeons so
(no reduction) passed assistant surgeons
| 80 to So l.; assistant surgeons; 40 (no re-
duction) pay directors, IL to 10 Z; pay in
spectors, Is to 10; paymasters, SO (no re-
duction) passed assistant paymasters, 30
to 25; assistant kpaymas,ers, 22 to 10 !;
chief engineers, rank captain, 10 Ono re-
| ductiom; chief engineers, rank COM
lnander, Is to 10 chief engineers, rank
| lieutenant-commande (ncreased), 45 to
| 80 ; passed assistant engineers, 30 TO 90 !;
assistant engineers Increased from 80 to
30; boatswains, SO to 35 !: gunners, 80 to
35 carpenters, 50 to 35; sailmakeis, 40
to 36.
| The bill further provides that there
shall be no promotions to apy Of the fore
going grades until the number Of officers
10 such grade shall be reduced below the
number provided. Amy officer of the
navy Of grade in excess OF the number
provided for in the act is to be given one
years pay Of bis grade for each pei iod OF
service of five yeas, provided such pay
melt shall not exceed two terms of five
years, upon the tender and accep' ance Of
lis resignation within one year after the
passage of the act. The bill provides
that unless some great public emergency
demands there shall not be more thar
forty cruising vessels in commission fol
sea service at one time. The fourth sec
ton OF the bill designates four naval sta
| tiOuq.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18

The Richmond Dispdtch speaks iubi-
lantiy of the wheat harvest aud says
ain whatever direction you may ride
from the city the rattle of the reaper
NAV be heard as it cuts its wide swathe
of ripened grain. The crop in this por-
ton OF the State will much exceed the
prospects of two months ago. 1t emerg-
ed from the hard winter thin and look
ing very badly but the seasonabls weather
of The past few weeks has pushed it for
ward greatly and the farmers generally
are much pleased with the prospect"
"I only regret that have but one life
to lose for my country" were the iast
woris of Nathan Hale, whose humble
monum mt was visited yesterday by the
putnam Phalanx of Hartford. The man
Who uttered these words was hanged az
a snv in this city bv the British on Sept.
90 i776, A modest memorial was raised
to his memory some years ago, Dy ths
women of his native town. A mnch
haudsomer monument is being prepare
to commemorate tie banging OF the
British spy, Maj Andre.-N. I. Sun.
MA. FRANK DREW and Miss Elise
Conjv reached New York yesterday
from Havana, whittier they had gone as
members of company organized to pre-
sent M Pinafore" and "Trial by jury y
in Cuba. The enterprise was not sue
cess. and the troupe was obliged to re-
turn after playing but five nights. The
manager, John Fl. Mckinley came oack
| in the steerage.
The receipts of fractional silver coins
Yesterday for redemption at the United
STATE, Sub-Treasury, in Philadelphia,
were $23 3,620, the largest single deposlt
being $12 900, sent by the Eignth Na- "a
tional Bank. The total receipts thus iai
have been $391,370. Silver coins deposit,
ed are being counted .se ooG snd d,ix Hxamh0o ~
The damage to the crops by Sunday
,;oh,,. hailstorm in Columbia county
n. r., is estimated at $4,000
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18
Rice Behind the Ba rs.

Yesterday afternoon, after the IL
tence had been passed upon Evan Rice
he was taken to New Castle by U. 5.
Marshal McMullen in carriage and
placed in the cell which he is 10 oc upy
ior the next five years, unless he is par
doned by the President. Many Trims
such will be the case, but pardon
is not liky to be granted while VIM
G. Spuance Esq, continues in the capa'
G ty of District Attorney.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18
Our Federal Jury system

From the inquirer, Rep.
That the "Independent party" has been
revived in the person Of Senator Car
penter can hardly be questioned after
reading that gentleman's speech on the
Federal jury system yesterday, and those
who thought they were living iu free
country will be startled by the announce
ment of the "favOrite son of Wisconsin"
that we have actually no trial by jury
in the Federal courts.
He boldly asserted, in the way Of sup
porting this dec'aration, that the marshal
and clerk of court really were the judges
of the facts in all suits, through proxies
selected by them to suit thems elves and
placed in the jury boxes.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18
A sharp Trick

Pnk NJ. Hllderman, a young man,
Given hearing at the police station
fSening, for procuring goods under
pretenses.
Prick Taggart, the shoe dealer, tes-
that Hllderman come to his store
fturday and represented himself as
liant Superintendent Of the New
rlCsn Sewing Machine Company.
bade a bargain to leave one Of the
machines for his old one, and pair
oes, He took the shoes away and
Used to come back on Monday morn
Glth the machine and take away the
Pae' He had not seen Hilderman
ehael UConnor testified that he was
le employ Of the New American
ns Machine Co., in Wilmington, and
hlIderman was discharged from the
P0y o. the company on Friday. He
'sla The company would not trust
Prisoner was held in the sum ul
for Court.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18
A Startling RnImOr.

1t Is rumored on the streets that
should the committee selected to inves-
tigate the charges IN regard to George
NJ. butcher and Mrs. j. d. Watson,
sustain the charges, Mrs. Watson will
Immediately upon such report being
made public, instigate suit against
them for slander. The rumor may be
untrue, but it is positively asserted by
reliable persons to be true.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18
Driven Insane by the Loss OF a Son

RONDOUT, n. 7. June IA body
found in the river on Friday at West
Park has been identified as that of Hen
ry HI. Burhans, of Albany, messenger
of the Court of Appeals. He came to
Rhine Cliff on Friday, the 9Th inst, on
the Chauncey Vibbard, borrowed a dol
lar of Captain Hitchcock and disappear
ed. When the body was found it had a
pound of nails in each shoe and in each
coat pocket and rubber bands arouhd the
hat, sleeves and the pants bottom. 1t is
supposed to be case Of insanity from
the loss of son.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18
fIRTH EDITION EDITION
E,=..rr. ,nt's Sands

synep'.
,.,ioys FOR THE SUMNER as r
81 Arb GOING on AT ''-N
c.,,..p ,ndenee of the Ga. GAZE TIE, Trs,
o'll',r r'ry Nd, June l7tb.-'ans. ,na
~ C',,, INV Desins to assume '.u .ne
pecan C,'y caused by the busy prepa-
lSl %,,a the Al, app'e exception things Look at
ud q, ~, r,t continue long now.
will vl1ninp nJ' Q, can City is usually a
open orl,'Iis l. neighboring watering
bshlna, ,,is i.' l,t.T IS will not be so
sa, ,..1 ,n'I q, ''st% before. While Cape Cape
his yeas generally about the 22nd
Rpsni s .dIeIs seI''b, here will swing as.t wide
(he hU'e,y ,or quests on Wednesday 2sth,
2 I,op ope% definitely fiji, decided when to
Osen nou arrangements are being
Y !, 0peo, ppceo,rd.nce with the near ap-
ela Of the sppearsnce ',aT' Hs1 as they are being
lss'! Isi!r 'ff I r their guests. Norad,cal
oIoe' 'meuts , will be made in the hotels
tlllsD(S aau ones will be put up, but such
}, ne' ~ needed Tor several years more.
Ds De 't the accommodations were
ea han the demand although the
'u'u VI visitors was II great increase
~ y and while the hotels expect,
,i - altenda s,a ce they do not intend u
s'a su t' i'lI another year. Me'srs. 8
NY sy & 4 Co., viii continue ,,E1..l in the :
sasni ", of the popular Seaside,
en' u",tinp in new furniture and
i' p"'d and are Diet rm ned to keep
us' sssceIIent reputation which they
.snsl shss''Gpr for themselves. The Attain
/ Al under contrDl | OF MI. Jonn M
!, being refurnished and Will DC
uar as ever III,
y reO,lar trains through to thu
1ep Monday next, but when th'
excursion trains will be startet
(Iuown. Alarse crowd is expected
N Va 4th, when an excursion will b.
I'm wilmington under the ausplce
IN, Malls, Esq, the gentlemanll
|d Del Div, 7. W. 4 b. r. X
I'M. and Mr.. j. l.. Smith, Supt. o.
4, we're here on Saturday aud sun
Much of Ocean City's prosperity /
l.. Mills. :.
altesian well is running a stead!
Of pure, cold water. The pulnl
st been put in. -,
Fifth Ma yland Regiment viii
Nj here, AID is expected to arrive
Inn. Their enoampment will b.
uCamn Carroll ~
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18

The proceedings and findings IN the
Stanley -Hazen Court Martial are pub
lished. Colonel Stanley is convicted on
some of the specifications and acquitted
OH others. He is found guilty of conduct
to the prejudice of good order and mill
tary discipline, and sentenced to be ad-
monished in general orders by the Gen.
eral of the Army.
General Cook, who has just returned
to Omaha from frontier trip, says the
Indians are generally quiet, but an out
break may be expected if the stealing Of
the Sloux's ponies is net stopped.
The wool securing house of Robinson,
Howell & Cos factory at Preston, Ont,
was burned on Monday night. Loss $20,.
600,
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18
MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN TURKEY.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 17.--Con-
fusion approaching crisis prevails IN
ministerial circles. 1t is reported that
Kheireddie Pasha, the Grand Visiex,
W IL resign, and Said Pasha assume the
Viziera,e temporarily to pave the way
for the return to power Of Mahmoud's
return. 1t is also reported that Midhat
Pasha will receive permission to come
to Constantinople. Fuad Pasha has
denounced Osman Pasha's administta-
ton of the War Office. It fs Thought
that Caratheodori Pasha and Murtn
Effendi will be shortly appointed q the
Ottoman Commissioners to settle the
Greek boundary question. iattsh9
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18

No resolution having been reported
in Mexico for several weeks intel iigence
of such an incident was . good whlle
overdue when the news came along yes
,erday, via Galveston, Texas, that Cen
eral Negrete, in command Of the Mex
lean army, had pronounced" against
Diaz. Recent revolts. however, have
been short. lived, and this Negrete AFFAIR
is not likely to have anything OF run.
Everett 4 Butler, prominent dry goods
merchants, of St. John, N. B., have fall
ed for $225,O0O Their creditors are
chiefly English,
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18
Sale OTCattle,

The attention oil farmers and tho. in
want Of good cattle is drawn to NJ essr-.
Sill and Bailey's sale at Red Lion, East
Milborough, Chester county, on Monday,
July7. These two gentlemen are very
careful In the SELECTION of the cattle they
offer for sale, and can be depended on
good animals.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18
FIFTH EDITION.
The Excursssn T. Morrow.

The excursion to morrow to Gea
Breeze, under the management of st.
Mary's Pioneer Corps, promis ses to be
very large affair, in fact tue largest ex-
cursios that hxs left this city this sea
son. Already there has been over one
thousand tickets sold, and ~ the nnmher
Is limited to eleven hundred, that num-
her no doubt will be sold.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18
The Civil Service Reform Filibusters
From the Public Ledger, Ind.

Still the Republicans in the House at
Washington continue to "filibuster"
against the bill intended to prohibit pc
litical committees from raising their
Campaign funds" out of the officials,
clerks, messengers and other employees
Of the General Government. They are
making o bad record for themselves and
their party by this course. They are
showing that the civil service reform
plank In their Cincinnati platform was a
deceit and sham, only intended as an
electioneering expedlent.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18
Secure Your Seats.

The sale of reserved seats for the Boys
High School Commencement, which
takes place at the Grand Opera House,
on Friday evening next commenced this
morning, at Z o'clock, at Messrs. G. F.
Thomas Il Cos. Secure your seat to-day.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18
The Fall River Strike.

FALL RIVER, Mass, June 17.-It was
ascertained this afternoon that at two
print cloth mills no notices of intention
to quit work had yet been given. Quite
a large number of spinners have with
drawn their notices from one corpora
ton, and there are said to be scattering
similar actions at one or two other mills.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18
Telegraphed For.

Mr.. Crawford Spear, who 1t appears is
one of the prominent actors In the
butcher Watson business, has been teie-
graphed for by X. q. Fraim, Esq, to be
present al the investigation by the COM
inittee appointed for that purpose.
MIR. Spear is now at Mansfield, Ohio,
on business, and has telegraphed in reply
to the telegram of Mr.. Fraim, that he
will arrive in this city the latter part Of
the present week, and give the committee
regard to the affair.
Mis-. Watson's daughter will also prob
ably be present, and the colored servant
who was with Mrs. Watson, at her Iesi-
dence, 1853 Florida street Philadelphia.
Mrs. Bell, of New York, who knows
something in regard to the matter, will
also probably be present.
Another Bay Line.
The well-known steamer John Syi-
rester, which ran between this city and
Philadelphia, several years ago, will be
put upon a new line, from Philadelphia
to Lewes and Rehoboth, in few weeks.
The steamer will stop at Chester, Penns-
grove and Delaware City, going and re-
turning.
| New Lamp Post.
This morning, workmen were engaged
in putting up new lamp post in place
of the one broken on Monday afternoon
last by one of the Jessup & Moore Co.'S
wagons, at Front and King streets. The
broken lamp will be replaced by all or
dinary lamp.
Exeursion this Morning.
The excursion of the Moral Suasior
Reform Association to Sea Breeze took
place this morning. The number oil
excursionists numbered about three
hundred. The boat left French stree
wharf at 7.15 o'clock.
A Good Advance
Yesterday, NJ. Thomas & Son, auctior
RS, of Philadelphia, sold thirty share
of the Wilmington & Northern r. H.
22t per cent. which Is equal to 80 on ~
hundred. About three months ago th'
stock sold at $40 per share.
The Philadelphia, Wilmington ant
Baltimore Railroad Company announce
a dividend Of -four per cent, payabl
July /.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18

approving the appropriation bills passed
BY majority Of the peoples represents
tives in Congress, but he can turn him-T
self upside down thirty consecutive times
in thirty consecutive days In order to ges
into position arranged for him by =
caucus of Republican Senators.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18
Frederick Huber's Funeral.

The funeral of Frederick Huber took
place yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
from his late residence, No. 724 Market
street. The services were conducted by
Rev. Powell Isenschmidt, pastor of the
German Lutheran church and the in
terment took place at the Riverview
cemetery.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18
Tho Oxford Fair.

The receipts of the Oxford Pa, agri-
cultural fair, which closed on Friday
last, amounted to $2000.63, while the pre-
miums and expenses will approximate
$1,000. There were between i've and six
thousand persons presen. on Friday
afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18
Setting Ra,..

about se,sn %1o ud swallowed a breast
bS bbp'.Ssd ,s, in health vn,, IN the GAzLrTE, ia
Eo0a sele with slivh,' very much. She ia
vuhd the room snI assistance to walk
y and she is un, po H. Her throat is heal n,a na
aa'h wsss sss does not .ouRS o'Rs'' ns.y ANY
The daily gazette., 1879-06-18
'hng Whiskey 10 Minors.


aes pugan, an evil looking little
was before His liopor, the Mayor
ushl upon the charges of selling Ii
W minors nun and keeping a tirplinr
" HIS saloon is on Front stree: be-
y french and Walnut streets.
talles Naling lad 16 years old tes-
" oaylng sew raj 5 cent glasses of
Ay al Dugan's place in company
anoil Ell boy.
.s uss II 'lkIns, also a minor, testified
',n,slne ) .nS ale and beer in Dugan's
= anu MI mad never been refused.
~ r. prisoner was held in 5000 for
,,o .Or selling liquor to minors and
w lot Keeping a tipplinc house.