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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-16
IlEETIlS.

HAMILTON In WIIiamstown. near KinZcr's
Lancaster county, Oct. u. 1883, William Ham
ilton In the 9th year OF his age.
Wis friends aro requested to attend his iu-
neral from hls late residence on WednCs, 'ay,
October II, Ht 10 O'Clock 20. m. lnterment at
LeacOck. 2t
SHULrz.-m this city, on the lith inst
Charles y. ShuitE, in the 2'th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
rom his late residence, No. SO West Chestnut
street. on wednesday afternoon at 2o'clock,
IntCrmcut at Woodward Hill cemetery. 2t%
SAUNAN-n this city, on the 18th inst, John
L. Nauman, I'm the Attn yosr OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend tho funeral,
from his sistcr's residence, No. I33 West Wal
nut street, on We0neslay afternoon. at two
O'Clock. lntermcnt at Woodward lIlll ceme.
terry. II"
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Aio Coiorados. "a % LIdanos, o. 80.
Sbeep-keceipts, 900 head, sh,pmens. AN
best grades firIn, common allow infars,ss ~
,sir, =, sa SOS good, $50; choice, Ni Texans,
, MAST L,nnnrr- attie--Rcccipts, A,ila head
Hogs-~Reeefpt3, b,s6S head market duii,
PLliadelphias, N 1905 20 Workers., "a 6,sss al
sneep-keccipts, 2ooo head market lair and
unchanged.
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Striking SMitChmen

ST. Louis, Oct. 16-The striking switch.
men at East st. Louis last night decided
to stand out till their demands for in.
creased pay are complied with. The com
panies will refuse their demands and some
will employ new men, Two or three trains
were sent west last night. The men EN-
ployed on other roads are in sympathy
with the strikers. Indications are that no
violence will be resorted to.
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Cioss oithe reformed synod

AZ the session of tho Reformed synod
ia RcadinI on Monday the following off.
Gers were elected Trustee Of synod John
Nelly trustees of Franklin aud Marshall
college, George Il. Kunkel, G.. 5. Grifith,
Rev. 7. G. Apple, d. D. Mr.. John Nelly
was elected treasurer OF the synod. After
some matters of routine and discipline had
been disposed OF the synod adjourned
finally al 015 d. M.
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= iinusennSnts.

&" Hearts Cf Odk."-.Tho mere mention ofthis
favoritc and worthy play should suffice TO
draw u big audience In Fulton opera house on
Friday nigh, when 1t viii be presented here.
The scenery is very realistic and the troupe
which rcndcrs the play - capable and strong.
1t contains no morbid sentiment but Is Tefn-
oil and at the same time thrilling. lt3 success
has been wonderful and the real, genuine
baby Who laughs and kicks and has Il general
goDd time ha become a feature that everybody
looks for.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-16

Drs. Logan and Mccoy Will deliver tue sec.
on OF their course OF lectures In the opera
house this evening. Subject THE Dl-csi y
ot 1, o and the Circulation OF the Blood"
I'll ) win describe the process OF digestion,
the organs through which the TODD passes and
the changes which Il undcrgoes until 1t be-
comes brain bone and muscle, Tho subject
OF their lecture to-morroE evening will be
"The Phllo ophy OF Love and Marriage"
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sale ofI<raIIfsta,e

Ga Saturday Jacob Keep, executor Of
John Mougcr, deceased, sold q small farm
OF 81 acres near Mt. Airy, in Providence,
township, t. Martin ESheman Tor $50 per
aero
II II L7luyev sold iramo house with
ono quarter acre OF land in Quarryyi'c 70
Barton Wilmer for S9l0.
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OBITUARY.
Death OF mrs. Foirz.

Mrs. Samuel FOltz, the mother of Sam.
ual B. F0ltz, esq. of East Earl, died Sat
urday morning at 10 o'clock. She was in
tho 90 year Of her age, wag member of
the Lutheran church, aud highly esteemed
by all who knew her Her funeral will
tako place to- Yorrow at O'Clock. Iuter-
rIcnt at Centre church East Earl township
near Spring Grove.
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A Mexican rirms Failure,

GALVESTON, Texas, Oct. l6-A dispat,h
from Laredo, announces the suspension at
Monterey Of Zembrona & Co., one OF the
Oldest and wealthiest houses in Northern
Mexico. Their liabilities are placed ut
$50, 1000. The suspension caused great
sensation. Its immediate cause was the
presentation for payment of two obliga.
tions amounting to 100000, the creditors
refusing to grant delay. 1t is believed the
suspension will bo only temporary.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS

WAsHINGToN, Oct. l6,-For the Middle
Atlantic states fair weather, northeasterly
winds, rising barometer followed in the
western portion by slight fall in barom-
OF er, stationary or slight fall in temperature
with frosts on Wednesday morning as low
as the northern portion of Virginia.
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CHIcAGo-Hogs-Recei lsC0) head ship
menls, 5000 head dull and lOc lower PACK,
Ing, o. 20g4 60 packing and shipping, ~ %
0pi0S light, ~ 2Otp5 10 sklps, tJJt
8 7CO head best grades strong, other graies
dull exports, % O0g0 so good 10 choice
shipping, o. 40g5 10 common 20 ihelilIl sb IIl
ttiISlO range cattle weak Texans, W 7og
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The Extra session.

:HARRIsBURo, Oct. 16.-The Senate
reconsidered the resolution for joint con.
ference committee passed last Friday aud
then defeated it by q vote of 90 to IL. A
number Of nominations were presented for
confirmation, but there not being two
thirds majority of the whole Senate pres.
ent the nomination could not be acted on.
Senate adjourned until Friday.
Nothing of Importance was transacted
in the House.
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HUNTERS POINT, N Y, Sept. TO-
George Stillwagoncr, of Green Point, who
was convicted of highway robbery and as
saulting Officer Stewart and Lorenzo
Mayor, of New York, on Rockaway
Beach train, September 10, was sentenced
to-day to twelve years and six months in
the state prison.
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pUsIsrss raorEHrY al

simateu Nos. 81 AND SO WEST KING
sTKEEI Lancaster, Pa, milway between
Centre SQUARE and stevens House and Read
Ing Rail- DAD Depot ana opposite Cooper's hed
Ion Hotel and now occupied by A, N. Bren-
eman, It has frOntase cf 3 feet incJes,
running back lJ2 feet, With the right OF way
alley the second, third anu fourth stories
belong TO the property, making the whole
front 80 feet, inches, exclusive Of this alley
way 10 which it has right OF Tree inRress and
egress at any and all times through 10 West
Mifliin street.
This property Is In good repair and has
been used US shoe sore Gnd dwelling fof
nearly 90 years.
For further information apply 10
JACOB Is. LONG, Real Estate Agent,
Iulylt.amdS X No. West King sis
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-16

30, 1883. AT the Franklin House, kortn Queen
street, Lancaster City, In pursuance OF an
order OF The orphans Court. will be sold AT
Pubic sale, Il that certain Lot or Piece OF
Ground situated on the east 81 % OF korth
rrLce street mo. ll9l, between Orange and
Chestnut eets, Lancaster City, and contain.
ing In front on said Prince street, 3lH feet,
moro or 10 =, and extending IN depth easl
ward, lJ3 feet more or less, on which IL erect
ed a One.Story BRICK DNELLlNG HOUSE,
wi L. Frame Kitchen attached, Also hydrant
in the yard, fruit trees, grape vines and otlcr
improvements This property Is centrally
locate q in one OF the best portions oi the cily
Sale TO commence ut o'clock u. IN when
conditions Will be made known py
CuARLtS N. sHULTZ,
Administrator c. T. a. OF David snqitz, iecu
SHUBERr 4 SUTTON, Aucts. oct,ilis,so,xhw
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iInnry,. sinrhnIIn saIyc.

The best Salvc In the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt Thcum, letter chaDped
hands, chIblains, corIis and all kinds OF skin
erupuOns, frccklcs and pimpGs. Tho salve is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. BE suro you
get IIESEY'B CARBDLiO SALvE, as all others are
but limitations and countcrieits. Price 25
cents. sold in Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
ziOr" l37 North Queen street my2q-d
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overcome by Gas.

This afternoon about two O'Clock two
men who wcro drilling rock in the Church
street sewer near ROcklaud ST., were over
come by gas from main that was pro
badly broken by the blasting now being
made at that point. They were carried
to 4 place of safety, who.o they soon 70
covered
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Western Grain Marhaf.

,.ToLHDo.--The receipts were n, 900 bushels
Wheat, p 600 Corn, 1000 oats. The shipments
were ta,o0o bushels Wheat, i90oO Corn, 1000
Oats. "
,-MItwAUKgs The receipts were 1000 bbls
riour 1900 bushels Wheat, $1,000 do barley.
The shipments were 1900 bbls Flour pi O0o
bushels Wheat, $4,000 do Barley.
, PKoR!A The receipts were $1,000 bushels
were 5000 bushels Corn, IS.OOo Oats. SO Rye,
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A woman Murdered In Illinois.
shot by Hts son-in-Law.
a Row Retwe,n student, snn CItln,nn.

TRENTON, N. j., Oct. 16.-A serious
row occurred last night at Princeton
between the students and some of the
townspeople. A crowd was listening to
the singing Of a patent medicine peddler
when an egg was thrown and struck n
towpsman on the head. Tho students
and citizens then became engaged In a
free fight in which the students were
worsted. A freshman named McLaren
was pursued and ran into church for
safety. He was there thrown down into
a pew and had his collar bone broken.
Finally the student got inside the campus
and order was restored. The students do
clare that they will renew the fight to-
night.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-16

The funeral of Charles n. Shut will
take place to morrow afternoon. when
Lancaster commandery, No 10, Knights
TompIar, and other societies of which dc.
ceased was a member, will attend.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-16

INsrAT ar MARY NJ. DANNER, LArE
IL OF Lancaster city, deceased. Tho under
signed auditor, appointed To pass upon excep,
tiOns and To distribute the bitlaucc rom aiming
in tho hands of Wm. Il Kreider, admins tru-
tor. TO anu among those legally entitled To tho
same, will sit for hat purpose on Wednesday,
November II, 1883, at 10 O'Clock a. m, In tho
Library Room oI the Court-House, In the city
OF Lancaster, where all persons interested In
said distribution may at end.
E X. MARTIN.
ol3ieow Auditor,
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Sentenced TO Hnpg.

NEWARK, N. j., Oct. 16.-Judgo Depue
this morning denied the motion for new
trial in the case Of John Chisholm. con-
victed OF wife murder and sentenced him
to be hanged November I'd.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-16

COmrs IL letter signed +. Walker, saying
About six months "a q commenced taking
Rura ck RlO0d Ripers tor protIacted case OF
lumbRgO and general debility, and now am
pleased to state huYc recovered my appetite
and wont Il strength. Feel better altogether.
For sale ~ II. u. Cochran, druggist, l57 ana
l2l North Queen street.
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NOTICE.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT,
CAETKU. Pa. Oct. IS. lbS3.

LANCASTER, Pa, oct. Is, 1888
10 the CiH-enS Of Lane JSier:
The Board OF Health respectfully calls the
attention OF the citizens Of Lancaster to the
following section OF our Health Ordinance:
And DG II further enacted that all parents
and guardians shall Cause their children and
wards to be VaCCinGtcd before they attain the
age OF one year, ami that the Board OF Health
snail require and enforce the vaccination OF
al persons rc-iiiGg In the city OF L0ncaster,
and never before vaccinated,"
The said Board OF Health do hereby direct
Rnd require the vaccination OF all persons IN
the city within tilteen days from this notice,
~ the provisions and penalties p cscribed by
said ordinance tor Its violation, will bs en-
forced. by order OF the Board OF Health,
&. II. BROWN, MD,
OlGGtdTuIh&S Secretary.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-16

Opposition Is what II wants. That Will make @
Il solid we mean Dr Bulls Cough syrup 1t
has entered ;hG lists and come out 'ar a,cad.
In the ranks OF legitimate household remedies
tor the cure OF coughs anu colds, Dr. Bulls
Cough syrup stands FIRST. Price % cents.
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A Specific for Change OF Life

We are in receipt OF letter from j. I,
Handy, esd, OF Floral, Ark, IN which the
writer says; Samaritan Nerrine cures female
decline, aud during tho change OF life II IL Il
specific" Suggestive facts, truly. sL5O.
olG.lwdCOd&w
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SPECIiL NOTICES.
rrom UIeyeInnd, onto,

AVOID Fever, Aguc, and Bniousncss 10y TAX
Ing CObcn'S dquil Beet Tonic. ASK for
COlREM'S. OF hrmggists. Ol5-IWhnOh&W
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ol3!eow


INsTATE or JDHN l.. wEiDLER, LATE
IL OF Lancaster city, deceasad.-Letlerst ties.
tamentarV on said estate having been
granted TO the undersigned, all persons in.
debted thereto are requt sted to MAKE imme'
diato payment, and those having claims or de-
mands against tho same, will present them
without delay tor settlement to the under
signed, residing In the city at Lancaster.
DIR. y. B. FOREMAN,
CELIA I. WEIDLkk,
Il. FRANK EtHLENAs, Executors
Attorney. oi3.6tdoaw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-16
A Valuable Colt.

Frank Krider, proprietor of the Rail-
!, ad house, Quarryville, has sold his grey
cclt to Baltimore party for 5000. A fair
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RS- Drcsse|. cloaks, coats, stockings and all
garments can he cOlOred successfully with the
Diamond Dyes. Fashionable Colors only lOc.
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Trmnnranrn IInInn

The "uHan's Christian Temperance Union
will meet at C:i5 this evening, I'm tn north
class room OF the Duke street NJ T.. church.
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CoLDEN's Liquid Beet Tonic viii cure indi-
gcstion, ami perpotuato bodily vigor. Take
no other. OF druggists. OILS lwdeod&w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE most popular ana fragrant Perfume OF
the day 'iIACKMETACk." Try 1t. Sold by
II. u. Cochran, druggist, Nos. I37 and lSa
North Queen street feb7eod3
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new YORK.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks strong. Money, 2D1hc.

quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks strong. Money. 20!kc.
New York Central. ................. ..lIt%
Erie Railroad. ."........................ 29ts
adams Express. ........................lal
Michigan Central Railroad. d................. 80
Michigan southern Railroad. .............. aSZ
Illinois Central Railroad. d..................l27
Cleve and Pittsburgh Railroad ......... .l85k
Chicago q EOck ISlanu Railroad. ........,1l9N
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne Railroad. .lY0H
western Union Telegraph Compnny.... 10
Toledo n Wabash. ......s.... ...,.........., lsL
New Jersey Central. M....,.....................sO 81
New York Ontario Western. .....-...... .ok
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-16
Not 10 Case.

Small Pox, Diphtharia, Scarlet Fever, Yell
low Fever etc, can't exist where DarbYs Pro.
phylactiC Fluid IL used.
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Not case OF rheumatism, not a case OF ncu-
Ialgia, not Gaze Ot lameness. not case OF
pain or spruin-not One-has failed 10 go when
attacked by Thomas Ecleciric on For sala
by II. u. Cochran, druggist, 10y and l3l North
Queen street
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SECOND EDITION. |
TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. 10. ieas
CRIMES CALENDAR.
A FATAL AFFAIR In NEW YORK.
Two Tough Characters shoot Eacn Other In
saloon in Now York--Crime Com
mitted EIaswhsre

Two Tough Characters shoot Eacn Other In
saloon in Now York-orims Com.
mitted elsewhere.
New YoRK, Dot. 18.-The saloon kept
by the notorious "Shang" Draper was
the scene Of q bloody affray this morning
that resulted In the killing of two Of the
worst criminals in this city.-John Irving
and Jack alias "John, the Mick -
both notorious burglars. Each shot the
other dead at the same moment.
The men were both filled with liquor
after nights carousel, and Quareled about
some rascality in which they were both
mutually interested. Billy Porter, one of
lrvipg's pals In crime, attempted to stop
the fight, but his interference only reused
the men to fury and both drawing revolv-
ers fired at once with deadly effect. Both
died instantly. The shooting attracted the
police, and the thieves and stragglers in
the saloon were all arrested. The police
believe that Porter was an actor in the
tragedy. They arc sorry that he also was
not among the victims.
A Woman Murdered In Illinois.
LINCOLN, ILL.,, Oct. 18.--The body of
zera Berns, who had been employed as q
domestic here, was found in lane on the
outskirts Of the city yesterday. Her throat
head was crushed In. A reward of 81, 900
is offered by the village for the arrest Of
her murderer, but no Glue has yet been
discovered.
shot by HIS son-in-Law.
DEXTER, Me-, Oct. 16-William G.
Bray, of Garland, was shot in the abdomen
last evening by son-in.law named
Decker. Words arose between them and
Bray advanced towards Decker when the
latter drew pistol and fired. Bray may
recover.
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rANEs. CANES. y .ui = LINE EEoM &c.
~ up, Ht
fALTMAN's YELLOW fRONT ,l"AR
SIORE
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Contagion destroyed by Darbys PrOphylac
Lic Fluid, see advertisement,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
A Demonstr ated Necessitv

/ Tie recent convention of the Stock
I raissrs Association was a practical dem
onstration of an existing necessity,
which has frequently been pointed
out In these columns, and Is admitted
by everybody who has given the sub.
ject consideration-~the subject of a
more conlmodious hall for public gath
crings. Such gatherings as honored
Fort Worth last week do great credit
TO a city, and are largely in
strusental in advertising the
place. Business associations
are formed and personal relations
cultivated which are advantageous to
the business Of the city, and last for
years, increasing and expanding with
time. Fort Worth could obtain more
Of these gatherings IL il could accom-
MEDIATE them. Its reputation for en-
terprise and liberality Is co-extensiye
with the domain of the state, and
conventions would gladly avail them
selves OF an invitation TO
partake Of the citys hospi-
tally, If ii were known that our nc
conmodations were equal to our gen
crosby and hospitality. The GAZETTE
again calls the attention of the bust
ness men of the city to this great want,
while the evidences Of its existence are
so fresh in their minds, and again
urges them TO unite their means and
energies to complete the opera-house
and build n commodiOus hotel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
CAUSE CELEBRE.
The Trial of the Celebrated Dukes.
Mutt Murder Case Testimony.

Uniontown, Penn, March 12.-F.
4. breckenridge was on the stand
this morning in the DulScs-Nutt muir
der case. The point of his testimony
was that when Mutt was shot by
Dukes he was standing with him, his
right arm resting on the mantel and
his left arm hanging by his side. He
WAS exhausted and breathing heavily
from tho struggle with Dukes, which
was Just oyer and making no move
ment of any kind. The defense in
the cross-exanination of Brecken-
ridge sought to break him
down by showing that at the hearing
before the coroner's Jury he had not
testified with absolute certainty to
the facts when wanted to. Brecken-
ridge explained he was in u state of
mental excitement and physical pros
tration when the coroner examined
him Immediately after the murder of
his uncle, and his recollection was not
as clear then as now.
n. II. Boyd, who opened the case
for the commonwealth, outlined the
plan by which II would be shown that
Dukes opened up correspondence
with Capt. Mutt, and after writing
scandalous and villainous letters, in :
yited Mutt to come TO his room for n
pcaceable settlement, and then MUIR
derod him. Defense Is making an Of
fort to keep ont anything bearing on
the contents Of the letters, stating
their admissionlwa prevalent.
James j. Feather testified thismorn-
ing IN the Dukes-Nutt murder trial
that after Dukes and Mutt had been
separated In the formers room. he
pushed Dukes into one corner and
when Dukes said ''he came in here Ia
whip me and I'll shoot him." Feather
replied "he can't whip you now,n hut
DuSes drew revolver and fired across
the room at Mutt killing him. Mutt
was making no effort to draw weap.
on. He was standing AT rest with his
| right arm on the mantel. Lewis Will
liams who also saw the
| shooting corrohorated Feather
In the main points OF
| his evidence. Both witnesses ON cross
examination became considerably con.
FUSED. The attorney for the defense
showing that their testimony in some
OF its features was IN conflict with the
statements they had made before tho
coroner, whom the inquest was held.
1Mr. Pickard, clerk in Springer's hard
ware store testified that on Friday pre-
ceeding the Sunday the shooting took
place, he sold Dukesa thirty-two cali.
bre. smith & Wesson ,ioubleaction
revolver Dukes selected IL
with great caro- from n
number brothers, saying he wanted
one that was sure. 4 couple of Gus.
TONERS happened TO drop into the
store at the time, when Dukes con
oealed himself, saying that he did not
want every body TO know his business.
Some other evidence OF comparative
uninporlance was taken, after which
the court adjourned until morning.