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AMERICAN SUITINGS.

which are Of the fines. fabrics and equal In
quality to the imported. These goods arc
generally represented by Merchant TailOrs
as English, Scotch and French makes,
thereby commanding higher prices. guar
antee every SUIT Of CLOTHES made to
order at my establishment perfect fit.
Employ none but first-class cutters and
tailors. The best trimmings that can he
procured will be used Us an inducemcnt to
those prepared to pay cash, having adopt
cd this system.
1 will make to order handsome Spring
Suits at from sI2 to $50. Pants from $3 to
$3.50, which will compare 1avorably with
thse of other Merchant Tailors charging
for suits from $ls to $35; Pants from $ TO SlO
make my SIS Suits a speciality and am
sure that IT you call and examine tho ma
terial, trimmings and the style in which
they will be made up. j am confident it
will be an inducerlent for you to leave
your measure.
have also large stock OF Wool and Fur
Hats which must be closed out regardless Of
price. as intend to do away with that de-
partment altogether. -
1 have purchased q large lot OF Fine
White Shirts from manufacturer Of this
city, which will be sold for IS cents; they
were sold formerly at $l5O. Don't fail to
procure some ofthem before they are all
sold. As they are selling very rapidly, ard
you may never get the opportunity again to
purchase so rare bargain. With this lot
Of shirts also purchased 100 dozen Linen
Collars. best quality. which 1 will sell at
the very low price of 30 cents per dozen. As
I desire going into NY New Store with an
entire New Stock, therefore 1 have made
the great reduction in prices.
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Tobacco Sales.

The following sales of tobacco in West
Calm, Chester county, are reported
Sigle s Morrin bought David E. Ro
afellows crop at 81, 10, and3.
Skiles & Frey bought the following
lots:
John Martins crop, at 16 and 3; S.
Hanford Greenleafs crop at 20, s, 6 and
3; David Dague's crop at 20, 6 and 8 ;
James II. Clark's crop of Il acres at o.
81 and3.
George Sandoe, of Salisbury, has sold
his crop to Hershey & Shind!e at 16 and
3; Henry Lee, of Drumore, has sold to
Rosenwald at %, s and 3.
Christian Rine, of this city, has bought
the crop of Uriah Snyder, Centre county.
at 64 cents through.
Harvey Clark, Of Chester county. has
sold to Skiles s. Frey at 22. Z and 3: and
S. H. Mcconnell same county, to same
at 20, and 3.
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MARAETN.


WV YORK. March ll-Flour State and
Western dull and prices in buyers
s1tra DO ss9s o snoiss Do 8, 9t CO.
10 81 9s06 Is; round hoop Ohio "a yS0S OF
choice do at s O506 IS supcrfine west.
.rn 3 6044 .O0; common to good ex.
white wheat do Is Oo0s 0O. Southern quiet un.
changed; common to fair extra at q 75f
%: H0fd to choice do q 2536 y.
Wheat shade easier and dull No. Red
March, u 3OA0l 30k; do April 81 3ONYI 2oN.
Corn without decided change; Mixed est
ern spot. 5c059c Ito future, 5f54D:31zc.
Oats without quotable change; No. 2
April 4S5S0lSxe State 4&0l711c Western 430
47c
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Save Your Nair-keep it beautiful.

The London Hair Color Restorer'' il the
most delightful! article ever introd ucad to the
American people and is totally different from
all other Hair Restorers, being entirely free
from ali impure ingredients that render ,Aany
other articles for the hair obnoxious. Where
badness or falling of the hair exists, or prema.
ture grayncss, from sickness or other causes,
its use will restore the natural youthful color,
and cause Il healthy growth, cleansing tho
scalp from all impurities, dandruf1, etc, ut the
same time most pleasing and lasting hair
dressing, trsgrantly perfumed, rendering it
soft and pliablc, making 1t an indispensable
article in every toilet. Ask your druggist for
London Hair Color Restorer. Price 75 cents
bottle. Six bottles, 81. Main depot for the
United States, $50 North Sixth street, Phiiatcl.
plia. mIl-lydTThS FSw
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Mothers. AIot,,crs.! Mothers.n

Arc you disturbed ut night and broken OF
your est by sick chill rs utIering and crying
with the cxcrIciatinS pain OF cutting teeth {!
If so, go Mt once and get a bottle of MRS.
WINSLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will re.
licvc the poor little sufferer imnetliately-dc-
pend upon it; there is no mistake about it.
There is not mother on earth who has ever
used it, who will not tell you at once that 1t
will regulate the bowels, anil give rest to tho
mother, and relief and health to the child
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe 70
use IN all cases, anu pleasant to the taste, and
is the prescription OF one OF the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere: . cents n
bottle. mar7-lyd.SwM,W&3
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An Invaluable Article

The readers :of the Argus have no doubt
seen the advertisement OF Ely's Cream Balm
in another column. An article like Cream
Balm - has long been desired, and now that it
IL within the reach Of sufferers from Catarrl,.
Hay Fever, &C., there is every reason to be.
lieve they will make the most OF it. DIR. w. f..
Buchanan, w. f. Hamman, Druggist, and other
Eastonians have given it a trial, and all recon-.
mend it in the highest ternas.-Easton, Ps.,
Daily Argas, Oct. :, 1879
w have sold many gross of Ely's Cream
Balm, and are gratifisd to hear from our Gus
toners the most fattcring reports; believe ii
is an article of real merit. SMITH, KLINE Co.
wholesale Druggists, Philadelphia, Pa.
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MAYORS COURT.

Drnnks, Fighters and LOquaclOus Woman.
This morning the mayor had several
customers before him. Two of the num-
Der were VIM. King and Bernard Gal
laghcr, two hard looking customers whu
were arrested by Officers Merringer and
Holman while they were fighting on East
King street. King showed up this morn
ing with an eye on him which looked like
Il gum shoe, and the mayor gave him 20
days in prison in order to take the color out
of it. Bernard was sent for 30 days
to the same institution as he has
a bad reputation and is in the habit of
getting into fights in that part of the city.
Frank Mcclure was the third customer to
receive his honOr's attention. He was
found very drunk lying Oh Orange street,
by Officer Cramer. He was given 10 days
in Jail, and by the time he comes out he
will know in which part of the prison
cell "e1' is located.
Mary Wise was released from prison
this N ,Ining and she came into the station
house while the hearings were being held
by the mayor. She was dressed in her
best clothes an! was very cheerful. She
Was very hard to keep quiet, however, ani
while witness was being examined by
the mayor, she began to interrupt the
hearing by loud talking. She was taken
below to cool of, and she says she was do
ing nothing but asking the road to Safe
Harbor.
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OBITUARY.
Death of Martin Roger.


Martin Roger, son of Joseph Roger
and brother of Tobias and Joseph r. Royer,
of this city, died of consumption at the
residence of Tobias Roger, South Duke
street, this city, last evening shortly after
o'clock, aged about As years. Deceased
was born few miles north of this city.
On arriving at manhood he went to Phila-
delphia as clerk in the Potts iron and
steel establishment on Market street,
where he remained until untitled for bust
ness by disease. Three years ago he had
an attack of typhoid fever, followed by
pleurisy: and this was followed by con-
this city in hopes of improving his health,
but he grew worse and died at the time
above stated. He wasa widower and
leaves son and daughter. His remains
will be taken to Philadelphia in the
40 p. m. train to morrow for interment.
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The Reading Railroad Case.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 11.-Iu the
Reading railroad suit in the court Of com
mon peas, regarding the election proceed.
ings of that road. argument was closed
this morning, and the court annodnced
that the orders governing the election
would be made tomorrow.
George NJ. Dallas, one of the masters
under the receivership of the company, Was
suggested as chairmen of the meeting and
accepted by both sides.
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Last evening the Garfield pole, corner
OF Lime and Middle streets, was taken
down, the ceremony heing witnessed by
large concourse OF spectators. The job
was successfully accomplished under the
superintendent Of Billy McGlinn and
Alex Hodgcn, who should be kindly re-
membcred by Garfield when he begins to
scatter lis tavOrs in this vicinity.
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AnnuSellaentS.

Mrs. ScoH-SitlolOns as Rosalind.-The sale of
seats for Monday nights performance is pro.
crossing bri:kly and people desirous of seeing
this gifted lady in one OF SIakspeares most
Charming roles. that of RoSc.iRd. in the COM
cdy OF .'As on Like 1t, will do well TO secure
their tickets. Her supporting company is said
to be of good capacity.
Return Of the Earorifss.-Tony Denicr. the
Old reliable pantomin,c manager, will bring
his large troupe to this city on Wednesday
NEXT. 1t Is headed by Geo g H. Adams, who
is acknowledged by all to be the greatest tric!
clown living. The speciality people are very
strong, and the troupe carries full brass
band, orchestra and Il live donkey
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That latent force or fluid, which pcrnleates
all matter. and which bears the convent tiOnal
| name of Electricity, is widely appreciated and
recognized as Il means of cure in various dis
eases. Its effects in the form of Thomas
both Neuralgia and Rheumatic. as well ls i'm
the throat and lungs, and in various other
healing ways.
For sale by II. q. Cochran, druggist, 1:7 and
70 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
CUR REGULAR CORnEsPONDENCE

CUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS.
The funeral of George Flick, the other
victim OF the SD street accident, will take
place this afternoon from the Church of
God, III = [-.-
A high wind is blowing from the north.
west.
! A spelling bee was held last night in
the Norwood school house.
The river is very. high and the water is
muddy. Most Of tho river bank, from the
bridge down, is under water and the
water is On level with the lower portion
Of the outside wall Of the raft chute.
w. B. Given, esq, is home from NV
York. J. - :'.- 80 8 r. s--.' IT, /. a.
Rev. Wm. G. Leverett, dean Of the Har.
risburg convOcation and rector of the Car
Isle Protestant Epi- c0pil church, will
preach this evening ut 1880 O'Clock in st.
Paurs Episcopal church at this place.
| Jarrett s. ltice's company arrived in town
this morning and they will this evening
present to the people Of Columbia Fun
on the Bristol The company are here
under the auspices of General Welsh post
No. 118, G. A. r., and this will insure
them a large audience.
Rt. Rev. NJ. A. DeWolfe Howe, bishop
of the diocese of Central Pennsylvania,
will administer the rite of confirmation in
St. Paul's Episcopal church on Sunday
morning next.
| A dozen or more brand new Union line
cars passed through here to the West at
about 1890 o'clock to-day.
The regular monthly meeting of council
| will DC held this evening in council cham
! Der.
Rev. Charles Winbigler, formerly pastor
Of the Church Of God of thi, place, but ut
! present a resident OF the presidential state,
! is visiting in town.
! The funeral services over the body Of
Henry Brown, one of the victims of Tues
days accident at SD street, Philadelphia,
took place this morning at the Bethel
church, at Seventh and Walnut streets.
The interncnt will DO made this afternoon
at Newtown. This mornings church at
tendance was large, and the following to
the grave this afternoon, it is probable,
will also be.
1t is expected that the telephone line
between here :tn,. the Columbia ore banks
will be comp: tad to-day. An instrument
will be place.. At the banks and another at
the rcsidenc' vf Mrs. Col. Myers, at Nor
wood. DR.. &. w. Berhtheiz:l, who has
large numb"r ofpaticn:s near the Cordelia
furnaces, will also be taken in and he will
be connected very soon. Most OF the sub
scribers about Chickics and Watts are
already in communication with one another
and in few days the liuc will be opened
to upper Marietta. Mr. A. ID. Reese, the
officer at the exchange Office, says that the
very Dad weather of tho past couple of
months has greatly impsted operations or
the line would have been finished weeks
ago.
The School isGar,l.
A stated meeting of the Columbia
school board was held last evening in the
ShOch library room Of the public school
buildin. at Fifth and Cherry street. Prcsi-
dent J. A. Meyers was in the chair and
the members We're all present except
Messrs. Sourbeer and Wike. The finance
committee present tho following report:
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My Good Woman

Why are you SO out of sorts, never able to tell
folks that you are well: Ten to one it's nil
caused in the first place by habitual constipa-
ton, which no doubt finally caused derange,l
kidneys and liver. The sure cure for consti
patton is the celebrated Kidney Wort 1t Is
also a specific remedy tor all kidney and liver
diseases. Thousands are cured by it every
month. Tryf at once.-ISlsds Blade.
mI-iwdSw
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E1ECUTORs' PUBLIC SALE OF PER-
II .ONAL PROPERTY. On FRIDAY,
MARCH Is, 1851, will be sold at public SALE ut
the late residence OF Henry Garrecht, deco, No.
i4S North Duke street, Lancaster city, Pa, the
following to wit: Bedsteads ard Bedding,
chairs. lounges. tables. bureaus. mirrors,
Brussels. Ingram and Rag Carpet. Piano.
china, glass and queensware, silver and plated
ware. and u large lot of household goods not
mentioned.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock a. m., when
attendance will be given and conditions
made known by J. d. LCTZ,
JOHN A BAUSMAN,
Executors of Estate of Henry Garrecht dec'.:
SAM'L Hess & Son, AuctS. marS-6.dR
4 UCTION or BOOTS, SHOES AND fU1.-
n NITURE. On MONDAY EVENING, at
o'clock, MARCH II, 1881. will he sold ut No.
l34 North Queen street, one Marble Ton Cham.
ber Suit (nsarly new) consisting Of nine pieces,
Is yards of Floor Mating, suitable 1Or hall or
Office, Fancy Stand for store window and q
lot of Mems, Boys, WOmen's, Misses aud Chill
dren's Boots, Shoes and Slippers. All must lie
sold in one evening. Come early and secure
bargains. H. SHUBEET.
maral-6td Auct1oneer.
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DEATHS.

RoYER.-ln this city, on the 10Th Of March,
1881, Martin Roger, in the 44th year of his age.
The relatives and friends 'of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from his brothers residence, No. lis South
Duke street. ON Saturday morning at II 2o'clock
To proceed to Philadelphia on the 40 train.
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A Heavy swell.

Jacob II. Bloomer, OF Virgillc. n. V, writes ::
Your DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oh! cured badly
swelled neck and sore throat on my son in
fOrty-eight hours: one application also re-
moved the pain from Il very sore toe my
wite's foot was also much in tiamed-sO much
SO that she could not walk about the house !:
she applied the Oil, and in twenty-tour hours
was en- irey cured.
For sale by II. 3. Cochran, druggist, III and
l39 North Quctn street, Lancaster Pa.
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Close of tho Mil.cr.v,,,o sch.ol

The Millersville state normal school
closed yesterday until the 4th of April
All trains leaving the city to-day carried
large numbers OF students to their homes,
aud trunks were piled up in all the depnts.
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LONDON, March 11.--The Manchester
Guardian in its commercial article this
morning says: The market continues to
be affected by the weakness of cotton.
Little business is doing, although yarns
are easier to buy. Producers in many
cases hold out for higher terms than man.
ufacturers are able to give.
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Lady l:eautlfiers.

Ladies, you cannot make fair skin, rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes with nll the eos.
mctIcs of France. or beautificrs of the world.
while in poor health, and nothing viii! give
you such good health. strength and beauty as
Hop Bitters. A trial is certain proof See an.
other column. ml-2wdSw
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Death from q Dentists Anmsthetic.

BOsToN, March 11.-Miss Annie kear-
ney, aged %, died at her home in Canton
on Tuesday it is alleged from the effects
of anesthetic administered by Boston
dentist and supposed to have been a COM
pound of ether and chlorofOrm.
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The secretary reported ali salaries paid
for the month endin; March 9Th, and the
board adjourned to meet in the law Office
Of w. b. Given. esq, III Tuesday evening
March 18th, to fix the salary of the SUPER
intendent for the ensuing term Of thrco
wears
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(srafefnlly acknOvyRefl ah-

The Ladies' Union DOrcas society gratefully
acknowledge the following donations: Mis-
Flynn, 81: Mrs. Louis IIaldy, s.: friend. 81
Il friend, 81 Il friend, ssc.: fricnI, 81! friend
50; Master Samuel Moore; 81.
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There was slight break in the water
main in the first square of East King
street, which was repaired this forenoon.
Several yards of Belgian blocks had to be
taken up.
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A Repulss for Woman Suffrage and r,

MILWAUKEE, March 11.-Thc Wiscon-
sin Legislature yesterday defeated, by a
close vote, the woman suffrage and prrhi-
bition amendments to the state constitu-
tiOn.
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Bids ODonod.


At 2 o'clock this afternoon the county
commissioners opened the proposals for
collecting the state and county tax in this
city-the city for this purpose being di-
vided into two collection districts. North
and South Queen street being the dividing
line, The bids were as follows
East Division.
A. X. Warfel II Of one per cent. Henry
S. Shreiner, 10 Of one per cent. Eman'l
Shreiner, 90 of one per cent.
The contract was awarded to Emanuel
Shreiner.
West Division.
X. w. Herchelroth, 3 per cent; Henry
Gorrecht, II of one per cent; John D..
Singleton, 10 of one per cent. VIM. H.
Gorrecht. 9-1O Of one per cent; A. c.
Barr, 9-20 of one per cent.
The contract for the west division was
given to A. c. Barr.
Mr.. Barr's bid of 11-2O of one per cent.
for the collection of the tax Of the east
division was not considered, as the act of
Assembly of 1861 provides for two collec
tOrs-one for each division.
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NEW ADHEKTISEMF:NI,S,

NOTlCE.-A MEETING Or THE CIGAR
IN makers Union will be held ut tho Grand
at ~ o'clock. BY order OF the Comlnit,ee
lids
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Tho Lash for the WiEe Beater.

Tho Lash lOr tn6 WHO Do1t0f
HARRISBURG, March lin tho Legis-
lature to-day an act was reported affirma.
lively providing for the infliction Of COR
porai punishment upon men convicted of
beating their wives or other women.
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THIRD EDITION.
FRIDAY BvENMG. MARCH II. 1881.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, March 11.-For the Mid
die states, fair weather, northeast to
northwest winds, stationary or higher
temperture, higher barometer in the
northern part.
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Close of tho Soup House.

The soup house will close for the win
ter tomorrow and the last rations will
be given out at ga. m.
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Tho New War Secretary.

WASHINGTON, March 11.-Hon. Robert
T. Lincoln assumed the duties of secretary
Of war this morning.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Prevent weakness and degeneration OF the
kidneys and urinary orssams-Malt Bitters
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The rent committee reported the rents
all paid for February. and orders were
passed for bills amounting to $04.SS. Su
perintendent Amcs presented the follow.
Ing report of the attendance of pupils for
the month ending March 4:
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stock RsarkOs.
NEW YORK Stock.
stocks strong.
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The queen of medicinal and toilet soaps. III
fragrant Cuticura.
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Noon Quotations Of the Grain Market
VEN ADYERTISEHEN7S.

CTOKE ROOM FOR RENr.---THE STORE
- room now occupied by J. W. Keller (tiE-
ner), No. II West King street, from April ].
next Apply to
ms 5tdK ALDERMAN McCONOMY.
DUELlC SALE s,F CANADA HsDfs,k.S.-
i On MONDAY, MARCH H. 1881. will be
sold ut public >aIc, at j. ID. Dcnlin,er's Msrri-
mac House, L,nclstcr.ciiy, Pa. the following
live stock. to wit: Sixteen head of choice.
heavy Canada hOrs >. They will all he heavy
and we'll -bOncd, and must be in ali respects
represented by the undersigned sale. \
credit OF 60 days will be given.
Sale to commence ut O'Clock d. Ill.,, when
terms will be made known by
GEORGE GROSSNAE.
SAM'L HESS & SOS, Aucts. narll- -2tb
Tr AOU SUFFER WITH a PAIN IN THE
l. back. or have u constant tired feeling, in
your back and limbs. it Is sure indication your
Liver and kidneys :tra out OF order. TO re
move these symptoms you should use
KIDNEYCURAl
This tea IS purely vegetable. AMI is sold in
packs, which will make four pints of tea. Price,
5Cc. Il pack. For safe ut
KAUFFM ANS DRUt. STORE,
marlllmd&lyw ll6 North Queen street.
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March II.
A. ~. r. NJ. Y. -. y. -. y, -.
1925 Il::O l2::4O lW 30
The Columbus journal., 1881-05-04


Mr.. ROLLIN II. n. KELLEY, Clerk
in the general ticket office of the
Burlington Il Missouri River rail-
road, was arrested Friday last at
the U. P. Depot at Omaha, charged
with the embezzlement Of a large
sum of money from the B. & M.
Co. Part of the money was found in
his possession and he confessed to
the offence. He was taken before
the police courts, where he waived
examination, and he was committed.
He had been in the employment of
the Co. eighteen months. He was
formerly farmer in Saunders coun-
ty, and was a man of very genial
temperament and formed many
friendships. When found at the
depot he was apparently intending
to take the q. P. train for the west.
He had a package under his arm
containing the funds, amounting to
about $1,000. which he was about to
carry off. When arrested, he ex-
claimed "Oh! my wife and chill
dren!" He was held for trial, in a
bond of $4,000.