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The New York herald., 1879-02-03

TIE WEATHEI.-No apparent eastward move
ment has taken place in the disturbance over
the Northeastern districts since Saturday, but
the pressure decreased steadily until it reached
the very low figure of 900 inches. In the
afternoon, however, n gradual recovery of the
barometer was noticed, but so slight that it did
not affect the prevailing conditions very much.
The barometer is low over the Middle Atlantic
and New England States, il is high but falling
slowly over the lake regions, and is highest
from the South Atlantic coast 10 the
Rocky Mountains Snow has fallen in the
lake regions, the Middle Atlantic and New
England States. IN the northern part of tho
latter district the increasing temperature caused
the snow to change into rain. Clear weather
generally prevailed throughout the country, cx-
cept III the districts affected b. the northeast
ern disturbance, and the northern lake regions,
where the barometer fell eomcwhat during
yesterday afternoon. The winds have been
brisk over the Middle Atlantic and New Eng
land States, fresh TO brisk in the lake regions
and generally light elsewhere. With the ox-
ception OF slight rise in the Northwest and
the northern portion of the New England states
the temperature has fallen. 1t is likely that
The pressure will increase during the early
part of to-day, but will commence fall
ing again toward night The tcmpera-
lure will also rise considerably. The
gradients will become sleeper on the
Middle Atlantic and New England coasts, and
stormy wilpreval on the ocean between
latit,des forty and fifty. The weather over the
British Islands is still unsettled. Rain is fall
ing. accompanied by southerly winds The
,,..tor I'm Now York and its vicinity to-day will
be cold and partly cloudy or fair, followed
toward night by rising temperature. To-mor-
row IL promises to be warmer and fair.
The New York herald., 1879-02-03

The DEATH NOTICES in our advertising
columns this morning present a remarkable
record of longevity. Fourteen persons whose
deaths are announced lived in the aggregate
within two of one thousand years. the average
age of each one being seventy-one years.
The New York herald., 1879-02-03
II RIPPLE SH e d Il

NEW YORK. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1879.
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THE AFGHAN WAR.
TAsHkESp. TURKsrAN, Januar

TAsHKESD, TURKsTAN, January g.
Gen. Kaufman has just received from At
ghanistan letter from Gen Rasgronoff an
nouncing the following facts;
Gen. Rasgronof left Cabul with Shere Ali
and all his battallions for the Russian from
tier. On leaving his capital, the Ameer sent
letters to all the English Generals. saving he
had left full power of government with his
son. fakobb Khan, and directed him to de-
cline all negotiation with the invaders of the
country; and he (Shere Alb was on his way
to ST. Petersburg to submit his difference
with Great Britain to the Emperor Alexander.
Gen kaufman telegraphed to Gortschakoff
for instructions as to his conduct in the event
OF the Ameer crossing the Russian frontier.
Up to the 18th no reply had been received.
Kaufman advised the reception of the
Amcer with such honors AS are accorded to
potentates visiting the dominion of the En-
perOr.
Gen. Rasgronof states that British com
manders are distributing large sums of money
among the people of the districts of Afghan
istan, already subjugated. Throughout whole
tribes of the kurm Valley money is given to
natives at rates of six dollars to each male
and female
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

TuNIs, January I. The Bey has sent a
plenipoteniary to Paris to arrange the differ
ence between France and Tunis.
LATER. The French government is not
satisfied with the Bey's action in sending
plenipotentiary to Paris, and demand an
apology to the French Consul, the dismissal
of the offending functionares, and an inquiry
regarding the dispute with NJ. DeSancy.
BREsT, January /. The British brig f. r.
feina, from Bull river, 5. c., for Liverpool,
landed here.
BELFAST, January I. General Grant left
Londonderry to-day, and has arrived here.
At Colerane large delegation presented him
with an address
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SHERIFFS SALE.
kENNEBEC, IS:

hENNEBEC, 81:
TAKEN ON EXECUTION, and win be sold by
l. public auction, Saturday, the sth day of Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1917 at two O'Clock in the afternoon at
the store of George ii. Gates In Vassaboro in said
county of kennebec, all the right in equity which
Isaac Robinson and Sarah L. Robinson of Vassalboro
in said county, have which sarah T. Robinson had
on the 18th day of November, A. d. 1871 or which
Isaac Robinson had the 10Th day of February, A.
ID. 1879 the time when the same attached the
original witt TO redeem the following described real
estate, to wit:
piece of land with buildings thereon, situated in
said Vassalboro in said county, and bounded fol-
lows, viz Beginning on the road leading from East
Nassalboro socaed, to Getchell's Corner so-called
at split stone the north side of the road near the
late Francis Worths dwelling house; thence wester-
ly on the road till it strikes land of Mrs. Marshall
strikes land of Isaac Palmer thence easterly ON said
Palmers southery line till il strikes land of the said
Worth thence southerly on said Worth's westerly
line TO the FIRST mentioned bound, containing two and
three-fourths acres, more or less.
The above premises being subject to two mort
cages recorded in Kennebec Registry of Deeds. The
first in book ISL page u, and second in book 40,
page 579, given by Ann Z. Robinson and Isaac
Robinson 10 Wateryle Savings Bank. to secure the
payment of two notes payable in year after date
with interest at per cent in advance, the first for
five hundred dollars, dated August Y, 1870, and
second for three hundred dollars, PAYABLE In one
year after date with interest and dated MAY FL 1879
on which there is now due the Of nine hundred
and sixty seven dollars and thirty three cents.
Dated at Vassalboro' this 3lst day of December.
A. D. 1873.
3w2 GEORGE II. RAMSELL, Deputy Sheriff.
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Hon. Moses s. MAYHEM. one Of the Sena-
tors from this county, exhibits to us piece
of calico that has history. 1t is owned by
Mrs. Isaac Rollins of Mt. Vernon. Her
grandmother Russell sold her house in Low
den, n. H., for 5000 in U. s. notes, and NOV ed
TO Sandwich, n. II. After keeping the 5000
some time, she bought six yards Of print for
a dress and paid in said currency 500 per
yard; it taking all Of her 5000 to bnr said
dress When she sold the house, currency
was somewhat deprecated but not much.
When she bought the six yards 81 in silver or
gold would have bought one yard, hut in cur
rency 500 per yard was paid. The grand
mother Russell died in Favette. Me-, some
35 years ago. What have our greenback
friends TO say to that?
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MURDER TRIAL.
Trial of Kate NJ. Cobb and Wesley w.
Bishop for a Double Murder.

NORWICH, January 7. In the Cobb-B Bishop
murder case, to-day, nothing new or impor-
tant was ELECTED from the cross-examination
of Bishop.
Various witnesses testified to seeing Bishop
visit Mrs. Cobb eight or ten times a day, and
to seeing Mrs. Cobb visit Bishops house
alone at night when his family was absent.
Also to selling Bishop arsenic. strychnine, a
hand mirror china cup and SANGER marked
pet, gold tooth-pck, similarly marked, a
gold pencil, a set of jewelry, and numerous
other trinkcts
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, January z.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Miners and Wire Makers Strike.
Operatives will Quit Work.

LONDON, January I.
A dispatch from Braney says the strike OF
miners in South Yorkshire and North Derby
shire, will be not near so large as anticipated.
1t is expected now that 5000 operatives will
go on a strike.
LANCASHIRE, January l. strike has be-
gun in the wire trade here, which may assume
serious proportions The masters contend il
reduction Of wages is not agreed to the
works must be closed, as Germany wire can
be obtained cheaper than the English manu-
facturers can make it.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Calhoun's harness factory, at Newark, N.
j., is damaged $500 by fire.
A man in skiff floated past the city yes
terday. All efforts to rescue have been una
vailing. He said he had been two days in the
skiff unable to land anywhere.
The Delaware legislature commenced its
session yesterday. The Senate organized
with Charles j. Harrington as Speaker, and
the House with DIR. Swithin Chandler as
Speaker.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
Assignee's Sale Of Personal Property at Auction.

DURSUANT to an order of the United States Dis
trict Court, for the Disriet of Maine, shall sell
at public auction at the carriage shop Of Isaac Alb
bott in Benton, in said District, ON Saturday the
forenoon, all the right, title and interest that Joseph
l.. True had on the twenty ninth day of August A.
d. 1873, the date of his fling his petitton n bank
rnptcy, and all my right, title and intereet = A.
cribed property, belonging to said Bankrupt's
estate to wit One undivided half OF Letters Patent
for Potato Planter, dated Feb. y 1885, January 8,
1869 and April l6 1872. with the right manufacture
and sell in the United States, except New England,
owned in common with Nash Brother, New York
City, one old set of Potato Planter patterns; six
driving wheels for Potato Planters; farsy pueAto
undivided half Of Letters Patent for Potato Psuters.
dated Feb 2, 1855 January le09 and April Is, 1872,
with the right to manufacture and cell In the New
England States, owned In common with benjamin 4
Allen of West WatervilIe Maine subject TO q lease
ROYALTY of five dollars for each machine manufactured
and sold and said lease Is subject to claim Isaac
Abbott has on the same for seventy four dollars.
Also half interest In forty Potato Planters and
set of Planter Patterns in the hands of Nash &
Brother of New York City. and one set Of Planter
Patterns at West Watervie, Maine, subject to q
claim Nash Brother have said Planters and Pat.
terms ASHER ii. BARTON,
Assignee In Bankruptcy Of Joseph L. True, sw1
NoTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN. Thst the sabscri
~ Der has been duly appointed Executor Of the
SUSAN j. HUsSEY, late Of vassslboro',
in the County of kennebec deceased, tesiste, and
has undertaken that trust by given bond rs the Law
directs: All persons, therefore, having demands
against the estate OF said deceased are desired TO
hibt the same for settlement; and all indebted to
said estate are requested to make Immediate payment
to ORRItk HAXES.
Dec. %. ISIS. swg.
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INDIGNANT FRESHMEN.
A Protest Against the Action of Cork
COuncilmen.

New YORK, January 7. A preliminary
meeting of lrishmen, most of whom hold Of
fees under the federal government, took
place last evening, when committee was APP
pointed to take measures for holding a mass
meeting at Cooper Institute during the week
to protest against the insult to General Grant
by the Council of Cork. Another meeting
will be held Wednesday.
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YER MONT.
Question of Greenback Paper.

MONTPELIER, January I. Pursuant to a
call by Gen. George j. Stannard of Buring-
ton, for meeting of the committee of State
Greenbackers at Montpelier. to-day, about
fifteen met at the Pavilan Hotel for the pur-
pose of discussing the feasibility of starting a
greenback newspaper in this State. With
one exception the entire committee was com
posed OF disatfected democrats and sorehead
republicans without finances. There is no
probability of any paper being started, for the
want OF finds
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BY TELEGR GRAPH.
[ Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec journal.
MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Court Matters.


Lewiston, January Z. W. G, Sawyer,
llrged with causing the death Of Charles
Morrill, OF Leeds, was examined to-day before
the municipal court, and discharged.
MAcHIAs, January I. Judge Barrows
opened court this forenoon at 10 o'clock.
There is full attendance of members of the
bar. IA long civil docket, and promise of more
than the usual amount of criminal business.
SAco, January Z. The January term of
the :. j. Cont opened here this morning,
on the old docket, and about 100 new entries.
The term will probably be short one
MarineS Disasters.
Near Rockland, during the late Storm
schooner Annie Brown of st. John, with a
cargo of potatoes for New York, went ashore
in Muscle Ridge channel. She was got afioat
leaking badly. She will repair at Rockand.
The schooner Carrie Walker of rhomaston,
from Charottetown, p. +. l., for New York
with potatoes, had her bow stove in by ice off
Rikcr's Island, and was towed in shore where
she filled.
Schooner Bessie +. Dckcrson, Standish,
from Bath for Fernandina, with ice, went
ashore ON Pelican Banks Fcrnandina harbor,
on the night of the ID inst, having pilot on
board at the time. The steam tugs failed to
start her, and the cargo was to be discharged
She was lying easy and had made no water to
the 18th.
Schooner Veto, from Thomaston for New
York. put into New London the 4th inst, and
reported having parted chain and lost anchor
at Faulkners Island. She was badly iced up
and took tow.
Hauled on.
\ tug succeeded, Monday, in hauling
schooner Caroline Knight of Rockland. Me-.
off the rocks at Rye Beach, where she has
laid several weeks. She was brought into
Portsmouth, where she will probably repair
Fire.
PORTLAND, January 7. The steam saw
mill owned by John I. Merrill, at Gray 5
Corner, was destroyed by fire Monday. Loss
-, 800; no insurance.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Strike.

PoTrsvILLE, January I. There was strike
this morning at Cameron collicry, at one OF
the Mineral companies colliery. Several
days since, the men were notified of reduc-
ton in their pay, which took effect this morn
ing. This is the largest collicry in that re.
gion, and causes about 400 men and BOYS to
be idle
There are over 700 men and boys idle in
consequence of the strikes at Shamokin
Legislative.
HARRISBURG, January 7. The Pennsyl.
vania legislature met to-day.
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HENS LAY

s--- 7-s-s sH~'>- --t-r- err - s1- ---,s~s-s
To make hens lay and pigs grow, feed ANIMAL
MEAL made from fresh meat and fresh bones dried
and ground to meal, which fowls and pigs eat
greedily. Used for five years, and universally liked
Four to six quarts mixed with bushel of common
meal or other feed and fed as usual Trial Bags of
Is lbs. 80 cents; 80 lbs 800; 100 lbs $3.50. Also
Bone Meal for Cattle, said to prevent abortion in
Shells for fowls, 100 lbs, sO0; and full line special
feeds. Send for testimonials from practical men. w.
IL. BOWkER a. CO.. Al Chatham street,
Boston; Park Place, New York, II North
Water street, Rochester, N. Y. MAnufacr's
Of the celebrated Stockbrdge Manures. 17t2
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ILLINOIS,.
Crops Injured.

SPRINGFIELD, January 7. Several menu
beers of the State Board of Agriculture, from
the southern portion of the State, report the
peach trees were greatly injured by the re-
cent cold snap. and other fruit was not seri-
ously injured Winter grain is reported by
them in excellent condition.
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The Hall Committee of the Monumental
ent societies at Granite Hall, Friday morning,
Jan. 10TH at 10 o'clock, to assign places for
their tables.
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GEORGIA.
Vote ON a Tax Question.

New YORK, January 7. An Atlanta, Ga,
despatch says the white vote for county Off
GERS, under the new law, which prohibits vot-
ing until taxes are paid, is exceedingly light,
while the negroes who paid poll tax only ,
voted quite heavily.
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The Gardiner Reporter says: "Mr Smith,
one of the firm of Smith Thompson. of
Augusta, came down Wednesday evening and
took the measure Of the members Of the Hook
their new trousers though"
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The framing Ship jamestown.

The board of supervisors last night adopted
a resolution begging Gov Irwin to request
the Secretary of War to withdraw the sloop
OF war jamestown, from her present employ
ment AS training ship for San Francisco.
The expense of the ship is deemed in excess
of the benefit received
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The contract for the stone work on the
Sewali street extension towards iIailowell,
has been let to Mr.. Geo. II. Robinson, an ex-
perienced and practical stcne-worker, for
$685. II includes the construction of eight
culverts, according to the printed specifica-
tons. The work will be pushed forward this
winter II has been thought best to delay the
acceptance Of proposals for grading until
spring. A saving has been made to the city
in DELAYING the work until now. Last year
the lowest bid for the entire job was s2500
this year $1,000.
We are glad to learn that the wife OF
Speaker Frank was easier last evening. She
is suffering from an attack Of congestion OF
the liver.
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THE INDIANS.
Sitting Bull Has No Thought of Comm,
South.

New YORK, January Z. An Omaha special
states that Captain Clark of Brides mounted
police. saw Sitting Bull three weeks ago. lie
was hearty and had 1900 lodges, two warriors
to lodge. He is suspicious of all whites,
and had no thought of coming SOUTH
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Hauled on.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Destructive Fire.

CLAErMoNr January :. A fire in Putnam
and Rossiter Block, this morning, occupied
by stores, caused total loss of $500. In
surcd.
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HOW TO MAKE HOUSE
PLANTS BLOOM.

Send for little book cultvating house plants
by s. T. Maynard, Professor of Horticulture I'm the
Massachusetts Agricultural College. Mailed FREE
TO any address by w. IL. BOWLER a. CO., Man
uiacturers. Bowker's Ammoniated Food for Flow
and the Celebrated Stockbridge Manures. ~
Chatham Street, Boston; . Park Place,
New York. 1877
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Weather Indications for To-Day.

For New England and the Middle States,
falling barometer, warmer southeast to south
west winds, increasing cloudiness, possibly
followed by snow or rain.
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CALIFORNIA.
Suicide.i

san FRANcIsco. January 7. w. n. Castle,
the ASCENDING and detaulting city clerk Of
San Jose, blew his brains out at Astoria
Oregon, where he was arrested yesterday.
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ArGrsrA, Me, January 6, ls7

ACGCsTA, Me, January 6, 1879.
Editors henReGec Journal:
Some dispute made few weeks since in regard
TO the Glass Ball Shooting II finally agreed 10
leave it 10 the New York Clipper final reference.
notice by the last issue of the Clipper ii has an item,
as follows: &C. II. g. Augusta. "ist. The man
who breaks eighteen Cls) balls out Of twenty t2O)
shots, does better than he who breaks twenty (a0)
of twenty three l23) shots The former has the
better average"
therefore claim the championship Of THIS city
till the opening of the season of 1879.
(Sgned) GEO. o. TOBEI.
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CONNECTICUT.


HARTFORD, January In the Charter Oak
conspiracy suit to-day the jury returned a
verdict OF acquittal, after being out three
hours.
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legislative Notes and Gossip.

Mr. B. F. Lancaster Of Wiscasset, is prom
inent candidate for the position of State Lii
brarian
Said one of the fortunate ones yesterday,
WHO has found an official position under the
new order of things. after having been ont in
the cold for twenty years-"Why I used to
have Thanksgiving once year, at home
Now hare Thanksgiving erery day" A
compliment that for the Augusta boarding
houses
former democratic candidate for Gov
ernor expects 10 he made Bank Examiner.
Gov. elect Garceion, as we minated YES
terday, left on the morning train. and returned
to Augusta last evening. His Inauguration
will take place this forenoon at ten o'clock,
and will be attended by Ex-Gov. Common and
the Council. as well as the State officials.
Dorbtless large crowd will be in attendance.
The standing committees will not be an
nounced until tomorrow. probably.
The order Of Hon. Edmund Wilson. that
the House be furnished the National Demo.
crat and the Kennebec journal. received al
most a unanimous passage yesterday.
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Torat ami State MEMS.
Wednesday, January 8, 1879.
, BioQraphicaI Sketches.

Copies of the Biographical Pamphlet
may be had mt this Office, or Of the car.
rier at the State House. Price Is Cents.
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''When the swallows homeward fy," then
is the time when coughs and cold begin to APP
pear. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup cures every
case. Price % cents.
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One Fireman Killed and Several Other
Wounded.

New YORK, January I. Fire this morning
at 10, IS II and - Nestry street, occupied
tea and provision stores, caused loss of
about SIS, 900 During the fire the east wall
OF No IS fell in, burying eight firemen, one
of whom (John IRVING was killed, and others
more or less injured.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CT AL
Boston Stock List.

Sales at the Brokers Board
Boston, january.
Boston & Maine Railroad, los Id 1O9-
Eastern Railroad, l2i62i
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth Railroad, OIL
Boston & Maine Railroad. new bonds) 1l6-6ll6-
Eastern Railroad new bonds,) 3is, 71ts72-
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Personal.

Col. John s. Case. of Kockand, one of the
leading republicans in that city, is in the city.
Just before their representative left for the
capital, many Of the friends of Benz J. Smith,
ESQ, Of Hodgdon, met at his house, and eel
ebrated in an enjoyable manner the tin we'd
ding Of Mr.. Smith and his estimabie wife.
John Berry. Esq, one of the leading citi-
zens of Mt. Vernon, a farmer. died on Mon
day He formerly resided in Vienna, and was
we'll acquainted with the people there. His
age was from IS 10 20 wears; was a promi.
ncnt member of the Episcopal church
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NEW YORK January :.
Money loaned at 2l-a4-v cent on call, closing at
ago per cent.
Sterling s4s2i for long, and 4s7s4s7i for short
sight
Gold at par.
Carrying rates, 1-g2-; borrowing rates, 3ia.
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NEW YORK.
Three Bows Drowned.

GLENs FALLS. January l. Three boys
broke through the ice and were drowned,
while skating on Lake George, to-day.
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RS- Mr.. Peake's Waiting class for ladies will com
mence Wednesday evening, Jan. 3 tn, 1879. Hours
from seven 10 nine. jani.tit
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as- Single copies of the Daily and Weekly are u
sale at this office and al Pierces Bookstore. In Gar
diner at Palmer Bookstore.