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The Dredge Boat, Doherty, is
~ deepening Lake Long and
6fand Bayou, that was cut last
lear. This will, in all probability,
ssnder Lakes Field and Long an
Unhealthy home for catfish, but a
Sood place to grow rice aud pota
hes.
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We are requested 10 state that
here will be a joint meeting Of
1hibodaux Fire Go. No. 1 and
Home Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1.
u Monday next, March &c, 1883,
r. Firemen's Fair Grounds, at 8
o'clock p. M. The members are
invited to attend as business of i'm
Dortance will be considered.
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lNOruCE.

My friends and the public are notified that
l have opened a Grocery in the Red store
opposite the Tlibodanx Bridge. where
l will keep constantly on hand a full supDlv
ct Groceries, PROVISIONS, Wines and LIQUORS.
Give me q call and exsmine my assortment.
JOHN DEZAUCHE.
ian-2O-3m.
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Nv'rlCE.

The Local Board of Swamp Land Conn
missioners are now prepared to dispose of the
lands which they have for sale. Persons
wishing to secure their double concession
should call without delay.
Thibodaux, December 70, 1882.
5. I. GRlSAMORE,
BINS. Secrrfarv
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SUCCESSION OF JEAN WEBRE AND HIS
WIFE DOkOTHFE DELATTE No,
1046 pRORATES

Twentieth Judicial District Court.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
~ Lafourche. Whereas Edmond Webre of
said parish, administrator Of the above sue
c~essiOns has this day rendered u Final
account and proposed tableau Of distri-
button of his administration and PRAYING
the homologation of the same.
Now, therefore all parties Interested are
hereby warned and notified. to produce in
this office: within ten days following the pub
LEGATION Of the present notice, any objection
which they may have to the homologation of
the same. otherwise the same shall lie app1oy
ed and homologated according to law.
(~~) Witness my band and the i'm
{L.S. press of the seal Of my office. this
(~~) 24tl.. day Of March A. d. 1888.
j. w. KNOBLOCH. Clerk.
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Why sHO LID THEY.-No man or woman
can do satisfactory work when the brain
is dull. the nerves unsteady, the system r.
laxcd and they feel generally wretched.
Why should anybody drag through their
work i'll this condition. when a bottle of
Parker's Ginger Tonic will at moderate
cost give them the strength and will to
perform their duties satisfactOrily.cEd.
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m. A. Ledet, our Marcelin, has
siven bonds for $4,000 90 that he
viii be a good Consul at Tuxpan.
I is to be hoped that the authori
Ges at Washington may accept the
hndsmen. Then Marcelin can 20
b Tuxpan. If Tnxpan will not be
happy, every body out here will be-
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The Police jury met on Wed
,eslay and adjourned OH Thursday.
poceedings will appear next week
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There is Il better attendance at
me Public schools, the present SEES.
ion than was had in 1882, which
indicates that parents in Lafourche
ne beginning to appreciate the
yslue of learning for their children.
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aht 0bibooaux Sentinel.
cATURDAY, MARCH "a, 1888
LOCALNEWS.

Delinquent tax payers will do
Ill IN call at the collectors office
!. soou as psssible-otherwisc their
-.onerty will be seized ard sold &C
.ordipg to law.
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There will be Easter services
p st. Johns Church to morrow a:
/ o'clock p. NJ.
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There is talk of a large excur
A;on from New Orleans to ThibO
daux. to attend the Fair of the
Young Mems Benevolent Ass0cia
ton OF Thibodaux, which will take
vace at the Firemen's Fair
Grounds next month.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
STRANGERS HOTEL.

Mr.. Thomas Alberti informs his friends
nd the travelling public that he has made
acme new arrangements which will enable
him to satisfy all those who will honor him
with their CUSTOM.
Meals furnished at all hours of the day
Breakfast at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and Dinner
It 4 O'Clock p. NJ.
Commodlous and we'll furnished rooms.
4. MODERATE PRICES.
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The Presbytery of New Or
tans meets in the Presbyterian
Church on Wednesday evening
April II, 1888.
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See ;fyon can find the two adj
..rtisements in this paper. one
,.aded "New" aud the other
AOld."
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The Bay on still rises aud is now
within six OF seven inches of the
highest point reached in 1882, and
is uncomfortabiy high.
1t was still rising yesterday morn
ing, but it is hoped that the top of
the wave is here.
The river has not risen at Vicks
burgh for u week or more, but has
declined two inches with a great
fall coming.
Attention should be given closely
to the Levees for no fall eau reach
here, that will afford any relief for
for several days.
The Red river is failing also !;
with fair weather, such as we have
had for a month, and watching, all
disasters may he averted.
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"A. Riggs y Bro, Cistcrn Ma
ters, 247 Delord street. n. o. Send
ir price list.
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SUGGESTIONS OF VALERIE yICKNATp
AND ADELE VlCKNAIR HIS WIFE
BOTH DECEASED NO. Ills
IIynll 1rEC

PROBATES.
Twentieth Judicial, District Court.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
~ LafonrclIe. Whereas Francois Vicknair Of
said parish has this day made application
to the said Court to be- appointed adminis.
TRAITOR Of. said succession.
Now. therefore all persons are hereby
warmed and notified to file their objections
If any they have. with the Clerk of saiu
Court. ut his office in the Town of Thibodaux
within ten days after the first publication
hereof Otherwise the said applicant will
in due course of law be appointed adminis-
traitor of said succession.
(>~>1 Witness my hand and the i'm
}L.S. press Of tho seal Of my office. this
(~) 24th. day of March A.. D. 1853.
j. w. KNOBLOCH. Clerk.
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STRANGERS ROTEL-J. O. Gueno. Pier.
re Lahite, p. Boudreanx, T%errehonne Etien-
ne Jambon. Morgan City Jos. Dalferes. John
Da'feres Jr. Assumption j. H. Briggs. Thibo
daux; +. LamOnette. Victor ROux. :. A. Mau.
pas. H: Mason, l.. Bonchereau, ]. Versnole,
Y. Dufour. NJ. Hiedensfcldcr, T.. Therist, New
Orleans !; A. Folse. H. Folse, Lafourch- Ju-
Inns Kan. Atlanta, Ga Frank H. Twombly,
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KEEP CONSTANTLY on HAND A COM.
II plete assortment vt Dry Goods, Notions,
Boots, Shoes. Clothing, Hats. Gents Furnish
Provisions. dec 30-S ".
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
For the week ending March 23rd, 1888.

FRANKLIN HOUSE-Napoleon Bourgeois
and Lacy. Oscar Mayet and Lady. vitoriu
Materne and Lady, Miss Eva Ruissie, James
Moran and N. Delaune, ~1.ockrort, La. H.
Booth. Montgomery, Ala. !; Augustus Crayt,
John Golden. Charles Holloway. Charles A,
w. Todd Fred Jaubert, N. O. Il. A. Murry,
Raceland. La. !; +. Connolly, La; :. b. JOINS,
Texas; NJ Guidry wife and daughter, Nor
gan City Henry rosier. Ky.
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NOTICE..

Thibodaux. La.. March 9Th. 1881.
l hereby notify my friends and the public
in general, that lfrom and after this date /
will not be responsible for any debts that NAV
be contracted by Mrs. Mary + Nixon INV late
wife. PHILIP ID. Nixon
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L. PHILIP CAILLOUET.
Notary Public,

Respectfully informs the public that he
is fully prepared to attend to the sale and
purchase of real estate. Parties having
snch property to dispose of will find it to
their advantage to confer with him.
He is also agent for The Western Assn
rance Company of Toronto" Canada,
with a Southern Department at Columbus.
Mi>s.-and ready to write for all risks
against fire.
Office: Market street, Thibodaux, La.
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SAMUEL j kMISON.
60 Car0ndelet, st. Nep Orleans La.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
aud
DEALER IN
Sugar Lime. Plaster,
ROsendale aud Western Cement,
Fire Bricks, Hair, dc.
Sole Agent Of
SHELBY ALABAMA SUGAR LIME,
Oct-ll-ly.
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The triangular Lawsuit, in
which the Draozin Triche success
sion was involved, and which has
been worrying clients and LAWYERS
for ten years appears to be finally
settled.
Mr.. o.. Knobloch had one side.
Messrs. Moore and Badeaux anoth
er, whilst the third was under the
management of Goode and Guion.
After d dozen or more trials of
various points, the District Judge.
Walter Gnion acting, rendered a
decision with which none of the a
ties were satisfied and all appealed
to tho Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court has, after
several attempts, given q dsci
sion by which all parties claim to
have won their suits, and conse
quently all express themselves sat
isfled.
1t makes one feel sad to learn
that this case is settled. What
will he the next theme upon which
tue eloquence of the Lawyers can
be made to echo throughout the
Halls of the Court House time will
make known.
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THE FLOODS.
The Water Very High In the Lower
Mississippi and Rising Serious
Breaks and Damages Feared.
Spt ciAl Dispatch to THa BEn.

Special Dispatch to THs Bn.
New ORLEANS, April 3.-The river
In front of this city rose three inches
yesterday. and the water Is now seven
inches under the highest mark Of 1874
and two inches under the highest
points reached the year of disas.
ters, fl ,ods and overflow. The outlook
is rendered more serious by the
feet that the water is rising also at
Baton Rouge, Vicksburg, Memphis,
Shreveport, and nearly all near points
above. The river will certainly rise
some inches yet, and will probably
overreach the food mark of 1874. the
highest on record. The river had sor
years found It's wsv into L,ke.Pon.
chartrain through Bonnet Care Gre.
vase, diverting quite volume of
water. This gap oeing closed by an
immense levee built by the Mississlppi
Valley Railway company as road bed,
all the water Is now forced by
the river route to the gulf. Tais
alone will Increase the height of water
some inches. Apprehensions have
been felt that the Bonnet Carre dixie
would not stand the pressure, although
1t Is the stanche,t work on the river,
al d two weeks ago portion of its en-
tire slope sloughed off Into the river.
A gang Of 400 convicts were at once
placed on the spot. The wash was re.
paired, but the men were held for
future emergency. On Friday night
the lowest part of the levee
In, front Of Loque's house, half
mile above the Bonnet
Csrre levee gave way. The
force of convicts and about 100 ad.
ditional men were at once put at work
with what was left of 20, 900 sandbags
and lumber sent up to repair and
strengthen ths Bonnet Carre crevasse,
and finally succeeded last evening in
stopping the flow of water and repair
ing the break. The Bonnet Care
levee remains intact up to this time,
though the utmost watchfulners Ia
maintained. The leves in front OF
Csrrollton, the upper suburb of New
Orleans, is very weak, evidently un.
dermined. A break there would place
the city of New Orleans many inches
under water.
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The Stock arow.r.' n1s.tsltg.

Special Dispatch to Tnn BAx. y 4
CHEYENNE, wyo., April, 81 The
tenth annual session Of the stock
growers asoooiat.o:; gan hSbc to.
day. Sixty members were insS send,
ance and thirty one were srsrxelented
by proxy. Tas proosedfnas. siss,.s.het
stock on all the ranges Within the
jurisdiction of this association to be
in a most promising condition. Oar.
ing the winter the weather was most
iav orable to the stock interests and
that less per cent. of loss will be ex.
perisncsd than since 1871 and 1872.
The number of cattle. inspect
ed for the season Of 1882 at
Council Bluffs covering the shipments
over the Union Pacific Railway In
Guiding the Julesberg branch was
166, 1856; at Pacific Junction over the
Burlington snd Missouri Il, 936; at
Clinton Iowa over the Sioux City and
Pacific %. .696 at st. PauD; over the
Northern Pacific 26, ,007; ct Miles City
shipped by Missouri river 1,493,
making total inspection 2O7 ,342.
This does not include the inspection
at Kansas, (which last year amounted
to 80, OO0 head as ii was not deemed
advisable to keep a man ct that point
this last season.
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PERsoNAL.

j. II. Mockett, of Lincoln; H. Gibbons
aud wife, Ksarnay; J. J. Wempls. and =.
StsmAp. Hastings; f. M. Saokett, Albion;
+. II. Wells, Schuyler; VIM. Fulton, Ne
braska City; H. r. Tallmadge and s. Nor
rls, Emerson; w. M. Leonard, Lincoln;
r. G. Work, Teoumseh; o. Oliver, Has.
tings; ]. A. Jury, Ashland; q. A. Holmes
and Ah. Garfield, Teoumseh; H. w. Vsn.
derhoof, II. +. Cook. d. G.. Fiske and 8.
w. Wadsworth, Beatrice; A. G. Hastings
and Jas. Tyler. Lincoln; w. O. Gather.
wood, West Point; P. H. Mckee and wife.
Genoa, and O. Coffman, Fort Niobrar.,
are among the Nebraskans at the Paxton.
d. v. Stevenson, Falls City; James
Marsh and O. MaoIlans. Beatrioe; J. q.
Post. Columbns; W. II. Sumner. Sohuy.
ler; I. g. Shelley, Falls City; A. Turner,
Raymond; @. +. Newton. Of Cheyenne.
are at the Metropolitan.
j. H. Clagett and Joseph Hilleke, Of
johnson, Neb., are at the Metropolitan.
@. McCoy Patton, of Green Castle, Pa.
Is registered at the Metropolitan.
Mrs. Moore and one lady. Of Red Oak.
Iowa, are at the Millard.
George 8. Cruiokshank, Of Fort Robin
son, Is at the Millard.
A. B. Smith, of Cleyeland, Is o guest Of
the Metropolitan,
General George H. Roberts, Of Orleans,
Is at the Millard.
Win w. MARBLE and wife. Of Fremont,
are at the Mlllard.
j. w. Collins. of Cheyenne. is guest
Of the Paxton.
T. O. Birmingham, Of Colorado, is at the
Metropolitan.
d. Henderson, Of Grand Island, is at the
Metropolitan.
Henry B. Lewis, Of Ashland. Is 1t the
Metropolitan.
Geo. II. Royce. of PApillion, is at the
Metropolitan.
Col. Frank P. Ireland. Of Nebraska City
Is In town..
M. 8. Lindsay. Of Fullerton, is at the
Millard.
p. j. Qusaley. Of Echo. Utah, is at the
Paxton.
g. F. Hendrie, Of Denver. Is at the
Paxton.
s. O. McLain, Of Cheyenne, Is at the
Paxton.
Jos. A. Kelsey, of St. Louis. is at tn
Paxton.
Samuel G.. Owen, of fLinooln, is In town.
+. e. White. of PlAttsmouth. Ia In town.
Thos. Sewsll. of Lincoln, is at the Pax.
ton.
Guy A. Laing, Of North Platte. Is Ia
the city.
Hon. J. Sterling Morton Is at the
Paxton.
Frank ITaylor. of HALEY. Idaho. b ct
the Paxton.
Hon. K. II. Warren, Of NsbrAaka City,
was In town to-day.
III. 4. Forsdyks. formerly Of thi. city,
ID In town on visit.
Col. Matt Clair has gous 10 Hot spr,as
} for two vsshs sssy,
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Railroad News.
Dianatch Ia THE BHH-

CHICAGO, April 3.-Ths managers Of
the east bound trunk lines met to-day,
and endorsed the action Of the freight
agents permitting the Grain Receivers
and Shippers association to appoint Its
own weighmasters, making the provi-
80, however, that the weighmsBters
appointed should not be members of
the board of trade, and the appoint
ment to be subject to the approval of
Joint Agent Moore.
The meeting of the managers OF rail-
ways In the Southwestern pool, to
consider, among other, things, the re-
cent action of the Chicago d Alton, In
withdrawing from the agreement as to
passes for shippers, and from the Chi
oago and st. Louis passenger pool, was
not held, owing TO the ahsen ;e OF enc
of the members. An attempt will be
made again tomorrow.
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THE ELECTION.
The Democrats ''Git Thar" in
Chicago,
And st. Louis, Cincinnati and
Little Rock Do Like
wise.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April 3.-An election was
held here to day tor city snd town
ship officers and members Of city
council, Tlere were but two
general city tickets, one straight dem
ocratic, headed by Carter Ii. Hsrrl.
son, the present incumbent for mayor,
and the other by Judge Gary, joins
candidate of the republicans aud in-
dependent citizsns, on platform of
high license for saloons and q string
ent enforcement of laws agaipst the
criminal classes. The day was bright
and pleasant and q very large vote for
mere, ,oity election was polled. BY
8 o'clock 1t became evident the entire
democratic city ticket was elected,
unless there was an unusual amount OF
scratching. Tne majority for Har-
rison grew with every return almost.
At this hour, Ills, returns from 116
precincts-over three quarters of the
clty-sive HsrrisonS9, 23S majority.
Returns on other officers are very In
complete and coming In slowly.
CHICAGO, April 4, 1880 a. m. The
republicans ooncede the election of the
entire democratic city ticket by ak to
ten thousand majority. The demo.
Gratis claim twelve to fourteen thous.
anes. This 10 q decided dem ocratic
gain compared with the election last
fall when 1t was prac ticallythe results
depending on the personal popu.
larity of the candidats, and
half democrats and half republicans
were elected. Two years ago Har-
rison was elected by 1900 majority.
The ticket elected to-day Is as follows;
Garter Il. Harrison, mayor; John M.
Dunphy, treasurer; Julius s. Grin.
nell, city attorney; John G.. Neu.
meister, city clerk. The council will
bs overwhelmingly democratic. Oh
18 old members who held over, 13 are
democratic.
LITTLE ROCK.
LITTLE Rock, April 8. The mum
oipai election resulted In the election
of Kramer for Mayor; Griffith, poliot
Judge, and Hudson, treasurer; al
\ democrats, though political lines wer,
not drawn. Dr.. Theodore LindeswaI
elected mayor at Hot Springs.
| CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April 3.--The common
council in joint ballot stands demo
Gratis AZ, republicans 3S. The officia
returns will be necessary to show tn,
majorities of the officers elected.
| ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, April 3.-Of the fv
councilmen elected to. day, two ar
democrats, two teiablicans, and, on
Independent. The pro losition' for
funded debt was carried.
LEAyENwoRTH.
LEAvENwoRRH, Kas. April 3.--Di
s. f. Nicely, democratic candidate fo
mayor, Is elected bya larger msjorit
than any mayor for years.
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Special Dispatch to THn Ben.
NEW YORK, April 3.--Louisa Ward.
ner Evarts and DR.. Charles d. Scud.
der were married to-day. The bride
Is daughter of ex.Secretary of state,
Evarts. After the ceremony we'd
ding breakfast was given In the resi-.
dence of the brides parents.
The suit begun by Joseph p. Hav.
erstick and George O. Kobbe against
DR.. r. w, Amidon, to recover money
taken BY the later at the request Of
Mrs. Uhler after the shooting of w.
I'll. Haverstiok, has been discontinued,
the parties oontesting having settied
their difficulties.
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refused, he started 10 break
In the door, when his wife sent man
who was In the house through the
back entrance for policeman. Before
he returned DeFrouville had broken
In the door and had kflIsd his wife
and himself. No one Witnessed the
tragedy, but when the, neighbors,
alarmed by pistol shots, entered the
house they found Mrs DsFrouville
dead, shot through the brain, and her
murderer laying dcsd beside her, with
revolver In his hand. The motive OF q
the deed is supposed 10 have boen the
Jealousy Of DsFrouville and his wife's
refusal to live with him,
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The Star Route Trial Still DragS
its Weary Way Along.
Carlisle, COX aud Randall are
Working Earnestly tor
the Spsakership,
While Others are Looking on
with Anxious Eyes,
The Cabinet Vacancy the Sub
ject Of Much Specula-
ton.
A General Assortm snt OF Interest,"
ing News.
THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL.
Special Dispatch to TBB BEE.

Special Dispatch to TIE BEE
washington, April Sin the star
route trial to-day Dorsey was still on
the stand. The witness said that Rer.
dell had written Miss Sprlngeman q
number of very vicious letters, which
she had copied and had transmitted to
witness in New Mexico. These letters
had been shown to Rsrdell while he
was la jail only for his information.
The witness had procured situation
In the treasury department for
Miss Springeman. He did not
threaten Rerdell with any
letters. The witness had seen
Gen. Garfield In the presence Of COL
Ingersoll, but the witness did not be
lievs the Rerdell had gone to Ms
Vesgh and James when he first heard
of 1t. He could not remember wheth-
or he had prepared any part of Rer.
dell's retraoting affidavit. When
asked whether he had not sought to
use the affidavit to secure the removal
of James and MoVeagh, charging
them with burglary and other heinous
offsnses In seeking to procure his
(Dorsey's) books and papers to be
stolen, Dorsey defantly declared
He had done everything he could
to secure their removal, snd that the
charges In the affi fidavlt were true and
that Governor Foster, of Ohio, had
told the president substantially the
same thing, and had said, those off.
GERS ought to be removed" The wit.
ness opinion was that if the presiden,
had lived another week he would have
followed that advice. He indignantly
repelled the assumption that he had
sought any protection from James and
McVeagh, and asked If the council
believed SHAT pismire could hur'
an elephant. !"
Merrick Which Is pismire, and
which is an elephant2
Dorsey--I will leave that to popular
opinion.
The witness said he had not trle,
every possible way to have James ant
MacVeagh removed, snd his tongu,
had not known its cunning,S r ~
The cross ss-examlnation lWas lthel
closed.
Ingersoll announced that he had ex
pected the CROSS examination to con
tinue week or two longer; he statsc
that he had no further questions t.
ask. The Witness was dismissed, ant
the court adjourned.