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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09
PRssEEsSs<sMAE cAnEpa.

& CERD-It should be generally known that
~ persons 60 unfortunate rs to lose one or
more OF their toeth mood not wait wosks and
monlha FOR srtlcisl substitutes snd endure in.
convenience. disagreosblo changes in voice, ia
clal expression. &c, but may have srtiGcial
teeth made before AMI inserted Immediately ST
Ter extraction CT their natural teeth. By this
MODE Detter adaptation, q moro pleasant ca-
PRECISION and nearer spproRch toward presery-
ing Ihe natural harmony of the features arc So
cured, and very rauch OF tho pain snd difficulty
eXperieEcad in learning to uso tooth arc also
avoided. / have pracl!ccd This mode successfully
Tor seven years and having introduced it here
wouId BIO glad TO refer ally ono Interested 70 IA.
.iontS who know Off. from experience In treating
the natural teeth my Ohact is TO preserve every
ono that Tina. patience and modern methods Of
treatment can ssva. Tho uso of arsenic in IA
.royIng exposed noreOs is condemned bv Tho
moro enlightened Of the dental profession on
account O. ils turning teeth dark, iaducin. 40
scess end finally the loss of The teeth. The nervo
pulp, which Is the source Of lite TO the tuCth,
shouId always be treated whom exposed, with .
view TO Its restoration - health. ! use no chcnD
alloys Tor tIilnE; my fcos src mrCl less thsu nro
usually charged for the same Glass Of work
Gold illng from SlG0 up; othor work at pro-
rortionately low rates.
w, DONNALLY, y. j. s.
Graduate Dental Depart
Univ. Of Michigan.
Cilico: Washington ttroot, "a door froru s. q.
corner AlnS. aIi -3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09
TlIc Late Earthquake.

LONDON. april "a dispatch from Chios 10
the Times says: A. m5dcsl commission is now
sitting to consider the cTpedcrcy Of covering
the rubbish in Ito fortress with es,Lh IS there Il
no hope OF saving any lives and the dsinterment
Of the dnsd might produce An epidemic. II is
now believed that throughout tbs whole Island
which contained 00(0 inhabitants, sir or seven
thousand were killed ind p per cant OF III, sur
viVors were wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09
LOCAL BREVIlIES.
Rainy Gi:sgreaabi2 Weather today.

Ea!Dy cl:H9ie3ab2W 2a!hGr tO.day.
Snoa fell 20 tbs depth of three inchos 81
hitchei'5 Station, on thu Virginia Midland
Railway, yesterday.
The Hamshirc End Baltimore Goal Co has ra-
ccivcd from Cumberland, during the week end.
ing today, two boat losds OF coal.
Mr.. T. L. Gooiale resigned his petition as gu.
ppriilGEGent of the ship yard 10 day. The yesig.
na!oa was accepted Immediately.
a capirs wss issued in tho Corporation Court
10 day for the apprehension OF Wm. Laws, col
orcd who. SIS Eooa rs he WAS found guilty OF
ssssu}t By tho jury, Wednesday last, pu! cut
!or parts unknown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09
TO-DAT'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
f.Ert.cr 4E "a Prisoner.

CLEAHrIsLD p, Agril 9.--Jn Thu,sd,y
lag. % an L&mci Gi1oG~ia vas arrested CHARGE
with larceny sud lodged il sil st this ptsct
Last nights inHr ard wo.nsn claiming 10 b the
brother end sister OF the prisoner drove TO ihe
jail and were admitted 10 GooGwin's CELL htler
they loft Goodwin vas found dad from knife
Wcu7da The sheriff pur:ued the strange man
aad womsn, ovefhsuid them q! Curwer svle
and they are nov in prison,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09

BROKE Els Arm AGAIH.-WilIie Ca.nc, SOD
CT Mr. VIM. Z. Caras, while Wrestling with
companion this n9rciCg, fell and btcko his
ernl, This is the seoood time young Carno has
broken his arm within the past SIX weeks
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09
YslC Western Floods.

Neg YORK, Hptil 9.--kccounts from ,!iT3r-
ont points in the West lsteIy inundated rsnre-
sent tho "atsrs SIS having rtcsied considerable,
ard no further difficulty IL apprchenici
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09

:. W GoLEsALE Prices or FISH. Fish soll al
H!sG!o"n this lnorning at The !Cl!o1iag H;!ces
ohad, 81 p2c hadGic3; E;r:;os, SIS 2sr thea
s1ne; ycil0" perch lIt uu;:aa. - cents peI
tunot; c4:fi5i L.! cauis per buuob. n - white
pe:ci Or rcck offered for s5l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09

Personals. &. Nenc, ESQ.,, who left
hiro about twj month"; uqo for ST. thomas, op
business, srtivad.st NV York, this morGirg G, Oh
h.a rc:u,o home
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09

AS hr. EcJlt Robinson, u young nsn living
aesr NokcsVi!ic, rG;nco WilIism county, was
riding horseback on Thursday lssi, tho animal
bccaIao frightened b. Il passing train snd Mr..
T. was thrown ION tho track, struck BIZ the
cog catcher sd seriously injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09

NirE New ORLEANS MoLASsEs a Nc
HuENEY S 70. - c.s. gallon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09

CUR GUNPowpER TEA at 50 cls. per h.
"a bciiova to he the best ct that price il thu
cry. |. is 'iaa MOluno and untqasIIed i
drinking qualities. MCbURNKy's STonE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09
Lord BeaconsfieTi's Condition,

LONDON, April 9-Lord Bosconsisld passed
quiet night and his favorable symptoms are
msintlincd.
A bulletin Issued st II o'clock this morning
says: Lord Bencon: iiaid has been rather restless
snd loss Inclined TO take nouIi :hment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09

STOP TIE LEAKS lin Roofirg, Gutter and
h'in Sr0U'. aud 81! Hork repaired promptly, by
STANsBURY 4 Bro.
the BEST homo manufactured lin Ware
ard i!ouSauEuishiog Goods o,n be found OF
STl*SHCRY'S Crntr.i Stove House, c5rner
Ming aud Washington streets, (Mciurooy' +
iniainS.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09
Al iNItrisn,s.

Dover. DEL. April 9.-Thc h,Si,Iatut0 al.
lourncd alpc do to day after the unusually long
session Of ninoy eish. doya.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09

LAGER BEER 60 Gig. per d. z. at NCBUR,
NEYS Bottles 10 b. returned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09

f>-a'- = called meeting Of tha Mount Vornon
cooperative Bui.diaS Association will be held
Tuastsy, April l2.h. st s O'clock. n. Harmonic
N.lI. Stockholders will please attend PRONG tIy.
BY ORDER 6 !Lc Board:
49,. j.. T.. UnIER Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09

BEST sarlari brand EARLY ROSE PoTA
Toss snra1 st NCl'URNEY'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09
- ED.

Al Hstwooj, ncsr MidGloburg, Lon ioun CO. ,
", ella i, youngest daughter Of the late
Thomas Francis, in Tho 25:h year Of hor age.
Blessed sf0 tho deal that die in the Lord"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA &ARgET April 9. lSSl.-The
marhc! 10 firm and prices n-o steady at yester-
days quotations.. tlour is wi!hcu. change
Tno o1olings OF Wheat have somewhat increased
and 1859 bushels sold az Is. 49, 130 and III for
FuH ard 1ZG fer Lancaster. Bat little Corn
was offered, which coll .! 53.534 for wbilo. No
Rye or Oats reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09

The Only vegetable remedy known hat il q
p"rI'ci Jlo0I puTfr.-S. S. S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09

TEMPERANCE NOTES. -Not.ihs,an6ic Tho
a'egoy.5l3 weather. The Alexandra Reform
..na hgii largo end intorcs;iog meeting Ias!
.2h., at WHICH hlthcr d. Harrisoa srd D. L.
'':44 'r rcd several catcrtsini1g Selections
/, ar'E@ :9ro $50 made h7 H. NJ FoiZ. TIC
,'',rdaot oi tic Club; Aldermen VIM A.
&'a-', Ger. t(ag:: irrS, ". j. Plno, Hohcr.
Fis Geo. G5rc.aD. Fad others
Af,m5srrocJ ticket tn d, voted f.. .. tic
" sv.alI Nay uCx;, is seriously talked ri, AMI
~ ue:5Ia,eOd nIaetiGg Of tcrurIr.Ic !acu
".t2 hCl horti2 'oc Tho purpose d aopiaa-
IN 2}.d.ts:Cs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09
LIST OF i,rTTERG

Try 1t, Ter it never disaproiats. ID. Balls
Cough Syrnp. Per bottle, - c!nts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09
ca RID
p. Z. BAi:HliSrS GKEATEST SHOW on
HARril md The GREAT
LONDON CIRCUS

Z. Z. BA1:HliM'S GEEATEsT SHOW On
EARTH md THs GREAT
LONDON CIRCUS.
4 II ,ulhiiC and private schools in Alexandria
"nd v,c!;i:y tia. VIII 20 attend tho morning or
AIfii - a. IN Numbers Of not loss than liny or
IG"rc. VIII b. sdmis!"d at twonty five cts each
Two teachers 81 each i.v scholars nd United lreo
p.eHGo h:,d The amount in !ui ot admission fec
not tai pee tho truly msgni3 cent street pa-
to,n: ~ ha.iisst light O'clock IN tho morning.
! Houai Trip 1T ferry ten conts osch for children
Wiling AS schoo!s /. !. BARNUM.
Warrington, April 9 lSSi.
h!FKl%G AND SUMMER SELECTION.
FANCY GGOD5-Nuw uusn;ug y complete
n..orim:u! e e;.ty description, lGcudlng an
| 'T:ncr 10 variety q Mcn's GlNudont SGarf5. Tics
| AMI AL Tie ,.tast p,;tccas Ill Collars, Cuffs,
Shirts and t:.l iioso
! HaT dttigns in Fancg Hosiery
| GcrsC.s. :'EG!lsni ShawGi. :iGnGkoflh;c!a,
| ,iewcrs. &C.
&eoy nag novoiti"s.
sp2-G. @. NJ. ADAMS. Q! King s..
| stnjG BUYER or The HOUSE Is AT
! = tho Norm making selections Of FANCY
I aHsi fUENESHi GODES. Ito has sent Us
! Sonle,hny entirely novel
&c KITS 3GHArCH SHIFTS
'.hc gentlemen ara requested - examine the
novelty; prizes :; o. 81! hiz'S Hoo sgcEt for
| lex ,uiris.
! a:"-&. Z II. ADAMS. % King st
/
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09

!, ',vh''HEHoNI NArOLETANIis the fnss: btash
Nrrip..lac'EHl n0w Imported. You can it at
''"IRNfY's, il never falia TO please.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09

hUWED.-Ed Payne, coor1d. WIS 10 day
''G'" Cd BIZ the Mayor to receive thirty pine
-, -, 3 Ais bnro back, for stealing n lot oil
gg0s'. I'm Mr.. Jerry Chilly, LAST D,c'mt,r
b ,no) was promptly cxacn,ei. acd
AL. the station house believing July tl@:
h.. lng rost, e relic Of Bourbon bar
'''i. bou'd be Immediately abolished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09

-.', ,".DE ITEMS Mayor Smith presided a,
j.. ,HllcQuNfIs his morning, and sentenced
:..r ftyrc, col2rod, TO receive 50 lasht Ter
,c.sa,lns tobacco lr:m Mr. jerry CriIs 3. De,
w. 10 Bali, ooiorcd, vas faGd BIZ Justice
j., ,!'e>9r this morning for brcnkios vinHor S
=" Seaitn School bulldog.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09

, jHE NAEN&T Tho market this marDine,
"a.n Docr}y supplied, ws5 moro sprinG-lise Il
'..57rs@ca ;h.r Tor several Saturdays pSst. The
vices or wia!cr vegetables. rs well Is inr kaie
,'',. ( onious, lct'uca, &c, remain unchanged.
I'.la-fs sold at 75o 20 s. per pair. Mrsts-
80, Cd,eis is: per 10; chops srd rnasts ljc ner
,iRHt,G ba:t Cu,9, 10llSC per Id; pork 12!c
;ia; hams j2!al5s per ii; eggs lSc per doz {;
~. 20. = and Sc per ID. tlsh--shsd 60; 70
s.7 pair; herring 25c pe. dozen; white perch
'''. ioT bunch: yellow porch 23c per bun2h.
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Tie WsatHcr H0luJHtit&, ApnH9 ISL
F"- laa middle :!s:c3 partly cloudy weather,
light rains in :no GoG:hrru portion, northeast
",Hd7, shifting 50 wc=t SID northwest, stationary
or 3 eight TIs1 - Temperature, and sljw! Y
Ts.nE b9TpsoG-er during the T,igAa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-09

NE3 NGH| and LEMONS, primo. jas! re.
~ cev"i ~
o,G J G M!LRlJRN,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-24
MANKATO.

MANKATo, May 23.-On Saturday morning, lit
tie year old SON Of jerome Folsom's obtained
possession Of a box containing five morphine pills.
VIII CHI he swallowed. The accident was soon dis
covered, and all medical skill could suggest was
promptly applied, but in vain. The little lia-
gered in commissions until 10 O'Clock the same even
ing. when death released 1t from its suffering. Mr.
and Mrs. Folsom have the sympathy of The entire
community in their sudden bereavement
Work is fast progressing on the part of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee st. Paul railroad that washed
away by ths recent food. About fifty men have
been at work during the past week. and If the same
force is kept up trains will be running as usual In
few days.
large number Of Mankato parties spent joyful
Sunday at Lake Madison. Under the new manage
me of Point Pleasant, J. M. Barclay has put re-
pairs on his house and otherwise improved the place
and frst-class summer resor is to be found.
Horace De Groot has returned from q sojourn at
Lake Minnetonka.
From the looks of the blossoms on the fruit trees
VIC anticipate a heavy fruit crop this year.
fire alarm Saturday afternoon was caused by the
burning of chimney of J. j. Shaubut's residence
Farmers from all sections of Blue Earth county
report wheat in as good condition as was ever
known.
Mr.. Hail. of the Canton Bridge company, is in
town awaiting the arrival of the iron for an iron
bridge at Jones' Ford the Blue Earth, that he
Is to build, The came gentleman superintended the
erection Of Minnesota bridge, and has thorough
jy examined the BRIDGE and states that 1t is il as
good condition as when built.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-24
NORTHFIELD.

NoRTHFII LID. May Bid anybody ever see two
horses III pair Of chairs? This is what was seen
on the street Saturday.
The Young Mems Christian association held their
last services for the summer season lest Sunday.
The first issue of the CGrLetOniGa, edited by the
students of Carleton college, will appear in about ten
days.
Mr.. Joseph Coagins got 80 climatically sick of
Minnesota that he sold his gardening farm and left
for California few days since.
Last Friday Dave Sibson was out riding, and on
returning he got out of his carriage and was STOOL
in round" these were his exact words when asked
what he was doingl when the horse took French
leave for town, running about half mile at q 40
gait, smashing into several pieces covered carriage
worth $10u, before the steed was caught.
Mr.. @ II. Woodwork and family have left here
for Fergus Falls where they intend to locate during
the season.
And still they 60. Eleven emigrant wagons, with
sixty head of cattle, passed through here Saturday
for Dakota Territory, and various other places.
AS loathsome spectacle took place last Saturday
night on our streets as we have witnessed for some
time. About o'clock, as your representative was
going his usual beat he met three young boys, viz
1s II and II years DID, parading Division street. stag
gerfng drunk. Indications point pretty strongly to
where they procured the liquor and the man who
sold IL to those minors should be punished to the
fullest extent Of the law.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-24
The Examination.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.


Especial Telegram to the Globe.l
HUDSON, Wis, May 23.-The preliminary
examination of Rounds and Shay, for the
murder of Frank Clarity, took place this af-
ternoon. The spacious court room was
crowded almost to suffocation, not with the
usual rabble which attend trials where the in
mates of houses of ill-fame are to appear, but
there were present large numbers of the best
citizens, who manifested the deepest interest
The prisoners plead mot guilty." and the
Hon. D. R. Bailey appeared in their defense.
The facts brought out in the examination
were the same IN effect as those given in yes
terday's GLOBE. The only two who were
present at the shooting, besides the deceased
and the murderer, were Frank Shay, the MUIR
derer's pal, and Lizzie Wilson, the
friend of the deceased. The testimony of
other. Shay testified that few moments
after Clarity and Lizzie Wilson left the den of
Mrs. Cooper, Rounds came out of the bed
loom with a double barreled shot gun and
said to him, 'come with me-" The two then
left the house, and after walking twenty or
thirty rods they saw Clarity and Lizzie walk
ing close together in the road. They followed
after them as quietly as they could, the road
being so sandy that step can scarcely be
| u.
left arm, in position enabling him to fire in
an instant The first signs of morning were
already appearing, and it was several times
necessary for the pursurers to shrink into the
bushes so that the intended victims, looking
back, would not see them. In this
way they advanced almost abreast with
them and about two feet to their side
Rounds cried "Halt!" at which Clarity turned
his face to the sound and Rounds instantly
fired. The victim received the full charge in
the face and fell.
There was no evidence this afternoon that
jealousy was motive for the act. 1t only ap-
peared that Madame Cooper requested the par
ties to take Miss Wilson back to the den, and
they thought the task would be easier if they
first shot her male companion. The examina-
ton resulted in the commitment of both
Rounds and Shay, the announcement of which
by the court vas followed by loud applause
by the spectators.
Mrs. Cooper and her son-in-law, Mclean,
are in Jail, charged with completely, and are
waiting their examination.
1t is possible this affair will lead to the
destruction of the several dens in the suburbs
of Hudson.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-24
ROCHESTER,.

ROCHESTER,, May 23.-There are three sisters in
East Rochester whose aggregate weight is TAO
pounds.
Mrs. John=on's residence was entered recently and
thirteen solid silver forks and spoons stolen; susp-
cion rests on near neighbor.
The Athena Literary society meets Thursday even
ing with Mrs. Thomas Hal on Prospect street. Sew
era Of the members are under the tutorshp of Rev
MIR. Coar, practiciug on much Ado About Moth
ing"
Some parties In this city have brought twenty
two pound cat from New York State-heavy on cats.
The German Library association had picnic yes
terday to Pleasant Grove.
The Germans of this county are establishing q
newspaper in their own language In politics it will
be Independent. Messrs. Kruger Bros, having
moved from wykof, have established themselves in
the rooms formerly occupied by A. v. Park. The
first issue VIII be June LIST, and will be called the
Rochester Herald
George Alexander caught Two speckled trout in
Bear Greek recently, one weighing two and half
pounds and The other three pounds.
There was granger last night, who after loading
with benzue started at break-neck speed for home
When near the butter cellar of Eaton & Walker, on
the Salem road the horses plunged down an embank-
ment huring of them SO that it will have to be
killed.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-24
Riye1 N0yi0dtiOu.

The hot, dry weather is beginning to tell
upon the river, which is declining now more
rapidly than at any time since the flood, the
fall yesterday amounting to four inches, leav-
ing the stage of water at ten feet three inches.
The only arrival from below yesterday was
the White Eagle. of the st. Louis q st. Paul
line, bringing in some twenty-five passengers
and hundred tons of miscellaneous freight.
The White Eagle is but recently off the ways
having been rebuilt from the long Anna
and looks as neat and trim as could be desired.
Add to this that she is commanded by Capt.
Jerry Wood, with N. B. (Pole) Hatcher and
T. F. Calhoun in the office, all well known,
obliging and popular steamboat officials, and
it is not too much to predict that the White
Eagle will be one of the most popular boats in
the st. Louis and st. Paul trade. She will
leave for st. Louis at 10 this morning.
The next boat of this line will be the Vic
tory, and the Diamond 10 line will have the
Lbbie Conger to leave at O'Clock P. NJ.
Wednesday,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-24
THE COURTS.
District Court.
rpTMJNAT

Before Judge Young and the grand jury. yester-
day morning, the following cases came up and were
disposed Of:
The Stale vs. Xavis Violet, under an Indictment
Tor illegally selling liquor. Defendant made an ap.
plication to withdraw plea of not guilty, and inter.
posed motion to dismiss the indictment, on ground
of defendant having been brought before the grand
jury and examined as witness in the cause Further
consideration of the motion continued until May
9th.
The State vs. VIM. F Wells, under charge of OBJ.
tanning goods uoder false pretenses Found guilty
and remanded back to Jail to await sentence.
The State vs.. Lynch, on charge of larceny Of an
overcoat from dwelling house. Fo und guilty and
remanded to jail to await sen'euce.
ness County attorney withdrew oil other charges,
and the prisoner was remanded to jail to await sen
tence.
CIVIL.
before Judge Vanderburgh.]
W. Hammons, IS receiver, vs. Thos. W. Wilson.
Dismissed On defendants motion for want of prose
cution.
Julia Kausel vs.. Geo. Wall and j. NJ. Eustis. Tried
and submitted.
CASES SET FOR TO DAY.
Michael Corfts vs. John Cracker Son, ct al.
Chas. O. ader vs.. M. A. Butler.
In the niattsr of the petition OF David D,w to
wy for the Hastings Dakota railway company.
The following new csses ware fled yesterday:
10, 187-Pe.er Wolford VS. Foglesorg and Sprague.
Transcript Of judgment issued.
l2,6S5-W 8. Aldridge Co. vs. George E. Huey.
Transcript of judgment from JUSTICES court fled,
1913 10
12,e8s-O. P. Baker VS.. Henry Ambrose Com
paint fled to recover $50.
l2,69C-Hart Monroe & Thomas vs. A. Man
tor. Complaint fled. $50