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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-15
''OLD OK HEART" HYPOCRYTES.

Our esteemed cotcmporarv makes loving
ado over its model. moral and political hero
Dave Payne, calling him such endearins
names as odd OK Heart" The Demo
nratic party of Sedgwick county seems
equally infatuated. They ale loud for the
boomers, and louder IN dcnouncing the In
dian leases TO the cattle men, The Eagle
has pronounced this howl pure clap trap
and buncombc, and to prove the insinceritv
of these prostcstations made by the Demo
craft in public meeting in Wichita we have
only 10 cite the people TO the fact that
right upon the heels of these actions those
same Democrats turned right around and
nominated a man for the legislature who
spent the winter and spring in Washington
in trying to secure just such Il lease. The
matter not yet being entirely consummmat-
ed, they howl against the government for
permitting these leases. out of one corner of
their mouths and out of the other corner.
hurrah man into place where he can the
more surely command the power to consum-
astonished at such Inconsistencies coming
from the Democrats. They are only on "a
par with the further action of their late con-
veniion in which they nominated renegade
Republicans, anti-monopolists, Democrats
and Greenbaclsers. all in n lump. and then
asked the Democrats Of the county to swal-
low the whole mess as purely Demo cratic.
In endorsing Mr.. Grifiinstein for the legisla-
ture, They gave the lie 10 their rink resolu-
TONS aud in fact, TO their platform. PAYNE
rs either right Ut wrong. but however that
may be, thcH- can be no mistake abou. the
Sedgwick county Democratic party being
wrong, for they endorse both. PAYNE. who
is against the cattle men and their leases.
and Griilinstein who is openly in favor of
leases
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-15
THE BORDER CITY.

To AsEditor of the Eagle:
Arkansas City is still on the boom. Resi-
dences are springing mp in every direction
and some business houses. The greatest
failing Arkansas City has, is the lack o.
store-room.
We are to have $4,000 wooden mil and
probably another canal and packing house
soon.
Isaac Ochs and II. c. Nichol son have pur.
chased Rube Hougbton's stock of merchan
disc and in addition to this they are filling
the room to its utmost capacity with new
goods. The name of this new firm will be
the Bee Hive.
Our cemetary is to be fenced and laid of
into lots.
o. H. Meigs purchased the interest of DR.
Kellogg and Ben Matlock, in the firm o.
Kellogg, Matlock & Howard. A. G. l.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-15
HERE TOO.

A few days ago Mr.. McCune, formerly 8
newspaper man of Emporia, but now resi-.
dent af Chicago, wrote long and interest
ing letter on St John. which was published
in the Chicago Inter Ocean. Last Satur.
days issue of that paper had scathing let
ter from Henderson Richie, OF Council
Grove, in which he presents St John as he
is-a low. cunning demagogue. who cares
nothing for prohibition per Sc, but more for
his own pocket. There are number of the
followers of ST. John just now pretending to
be in the Republican party in Kansas, but,
like him, are working for the Democracy
with might and main, by getting out esndi-
dates for the legislature in opposition to
the Republican nominees, the only effect OF
which is TO endsnger the election Of United
States senator next November. We have
them in Shawnee county.-Commonwea
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-15
THE kAZOO BAND.

According to the EAGLE, the Democrat,
of Wichita have abandoned thu fambeau
club and will organize Kazoo Band. A
kazoo, is wooden whistle with throe holes
that make noise like a little boy about ten
years old.-Champion. 1t pains us to An
nounce the kazoo enterprise has been aban-
doncd also, or else the Democrats have re-
solved that they will not venture on more
than a single holed kazoo what makes a
noise about the size of five year old boy
only
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-15
II Looks Like Il.

In sn article on "prcaeherphobia." the
Champion has this paragraph: The people
of ihi. country. without any strict regard TO
individual religious profession, recognize
the value Of churches and ministers. In
this city, it is safe to say, the money invested
in churches far exceeds in amount the sum
invested in those saloons. the perpetuity and
prosperity Of which, We are assured by
Democratic orators and newspapers. Is the
sole issue int in the present campaign in han
inculcxte sobriety, honesty, chastity, and
love of home, family, friends and country.
We do not know Of preacher anywhere
who does not preach these things Is il
possible that the Democracy Is opposed to
them. 1t certainly looks like il. when DEM
ocratic speakers use language which would
be ensured in soy family circle, and ap-
plsudei in any sink Of iniqui,y.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-15
A FEW FACTS.

The Republican majority of Kansas in
1850, when Garfield ran was 42,021. The
Republican majority of Sedgwich county
out of II vote Of 3,767 was, for Garfield 1910.
st. John that year only carried the county
by 4se, and two years afterward lost it by
708. There were almost 200 votes less in
's2 than in 80, owing to the unpopulari,y Of
st. John, and the Democratic ticket had 300
less votes than Click. The total vote Of the
state election which made Click governor
was l19,l0l or g, 100 less than was cast the
year Garfield ran, which shows what load
st. John was. Sam Peters majority in the
county when Click carried it by 7OS was 1896.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-15
ANOTHER VOTE.

ELpoRApo, kas., Oct. Is. 1884.
To TIC Editor Of the ncily Eocls'
Dear Sir lnclosed you will find vote
taken on three different railroad trains. The
fisst is the A., I. & S. +. r r.: Blain, 15.
Cleveland, 81; Butler, s; St John. 1; Mrs.
Lockwood, this taken October s, 1854.
Vote taken on the Kansas City i Southern:
Blaine, .; Cleveland, 81; st. John, .; But
Ter. 4-seven of these votes were couvicts
sent from Wellington, which gas taken the
Same day. There was another taken the
same day on the 81. l., Fl 5. x W. K r:
Blaine, 81; Cleveland. 2: ST. John, 3; Mrs.
lockwood, 1: Butler, 4. l send YOU this
vote SO il may do you some good, and will
let you know the feeling of the travelling
public. Very respectfully,
: p MARTIN
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-15

OHIO.

The grand old state OF free soilers, the
state of Chase, Wade and Garfield, still
marchea 10 the music Of the Union. Our
dispatches this morning viii cause the heart
Of every true Republican to bound with re-
newed hope and the renewed conviction
that God Reigns.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-15
A BRILLIANT PROPHESY.

"The Republican administration of ills
Government viii be continued, the pro.
tective tariff will be upheld, the patriotism
and the fruits of the civil struggle will be
maintained. and the Government of the
Union, will continue to be administered in
LOYALTY 10 the Union"
JAMES G.. BLAINE.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-15
MORE CONSISTENCY.

Some Of Ed. Dorsey's strikers are claiming
that John Kelly is everlastingly disgrsced
because he was once a Democrat, and ali
the while Edgar A. is asking Democrats to
vote for him, renegade Republican. How
do: the Democrats like that phase of it
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-15
AN ALTITUDE.

To Republicans Ed. Dorsey claims that
he is as good Republican as he ever was
and that he wouldn't be caught voting fol
Cleveland, but all the time he keeps begging
Cleveland men to vote for him, for him who
spits upon the head of their ticket. How
does the average decent, self-respecting
Democrat, like Mr.. Dorsey's position, any
how
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-15

The kingman Democrat, which for a long
time refused to put up Ed. Dorsey's name
has Mt last hoisted it. We knew il would.
Eds name looks well failing up ticket, the
the head of which is Grover cleveland and
Copperhead Hendricks
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-15

The Clearwater Times has taken its po-
litical stand, recklcssly and to-day announces
that SO far AS it is concerned it matters little
what party beats
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-15
STATE TICKET

Fer State senator, 3srd District,
JOHN NELLY, Of Sedgwick
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.-Real
" Estate Of Or. William !, Wilson,
decd, IN Potter Township, Centre Co,
Pa.
By virtue Of An order of the Orphans
Court Of Centre county, ! will expose 10
public sale, 81 the Court House In Belle
fonte, on MONDAY, APRIL 2sth, 1884,
at o'clock 7. NJ, the following described
real estate Of said deoedent
!. The Mansion House tract, containing
Eve acres and one hundred and seventeen
perches, Is 8. III p. situated on the turn
pike ST Poiters Mills village, adjoining
lands OF Joseph Carson, on which are
erected = large two.story mansion, two
story Office, stable and other out buildings.
A very desirable location and property.
@ All that farm containing seventy
eight sores and one hundred and twenty
seven perches, is a. l27 p.) situated on
The road to Boalsburg, and one mile west
Of the "Old Fort" Tavern, lying between
the farms Of Msj. VIM. r Reynolds and
Mrs. Mary +. Wilson heirs, and original
Is part Of the Manor Of Nottingham.
There are no buildings on this farm.
g. Five acres and seveniy-three perehes
adjoining No. above described, in the
south east, consisting Of fifteen lots, 90 II.
wide by leo feet in length, originally laid
out by John Livingston and called War
rchsbureh, and four lots known - the
Ulrieh wood lots, IAdjoining Un the north
lots number one and tvo Of Warrent-
burghl on which are erected good frame
house, large barn, and other oui-buildinEs.
4. A tract Of wood land st the foot Of
Niiany mountain. containing 50 acres and
l50 Perches, adjoining lands late Of Jacob
Alexander ct al, and part Of 3 survey
made on warrant 10 James Moore slated
December II, l7es, patented December
10, 1903
TERMs.-Five per cent Of the pur-
chase money 10 be paid when the seversl
properties are knocked down; one-third Of
ibe balance upon the confirmation Of the
sales; one.third in enc year thereafter, and
the remaining third In two years thereaf-
ter, with interest, the latter payments -
be secured by bond and mortgage on IL
premises. JoHN b. LINZ,
Administrator Of Or. WI. Wilson, dec q J.
Bcllofonic, Pa, April isi, lssi.st.
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: Wil,on McFarInno, A Ia

wilson, McFarlAne II Go, cAu atten-
tion 70 the only reliable Ready Mixed
Paint ~ the DIBrkci The Pioneer Pre-
pared Pair' il not My superior 30 any
Ready Mket Paint soid bat rivals pure.
whit" lead In iis Fm0otbncA In working
md durability. This pain, IL guarsDtqed
by the manufacturer not ~ crack or p4el
within three yeafs. The guarantee Il not
only good for replacing the paint but iit
viii be put on If II should crack or peel
within ihs time specified. II will be TO
yoHf Interest 70 call and see Wilson, Nc.
Farlhne Il Co, before purchasing either
while lead or any other Ready Hi1ei
Paint.
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NorfcE 70 STOCKHOLDERS. The snnu-
al meeting of the Stockholders Of the Bald
Eagle Valley Railroad Company Ia called
for Tucsday, April 9Th, 1891, ht / o'clock
a. VI, at 238 South Fourth Street, Pbila-
delphia. Election for President and Dircc-
tors same day aud place.
ALBERT HEwsoE, Secretary.
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The r CENTRE DEMOCRAT,
The AMERICAN FARMER,

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Bellefontc, Pa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-03

NoTicE.--Dr. J. l. Scibcrt has moved
his Office from Spring Street TO that Of
Sheriff Woodrng's residence on High
St., next door to Judge Orvis' Law Of.
flee. Residence in same building. 2t.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-03

We call spccinl attention 10 the Gdvcr-
tisement Of 4 B. Richardson * Co, Sen.
eca Lake Nurseries, Geneva, y. Y, who
are In want Of more sAlesmen Is-3,.
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-Lisi Of letters remaining in the post
Office at Bellefonte, Centre county, Pa
March 81, 1884
Beres Allow, Miss Ina Blake, Miu Al
ice Cole, Geo. A Dyer, Israel Freeze, j
B. Fisher, Mist Mari Gpedi, w. T. Hun
ter, MuH Ellen Harpstcr, John Klnnan,
james McMiller, John Noole, Rob, Own,
David Pe,ttrs, w. d DlRebeT A. NJ. Reeler,
Erwin spaire-2, Geo +. Smith, Daniel
Smith, Mrs. Eliza Tate, Miss Lizzie
White, Miss VI. y. Welch, Sidney Whip.
pie, ChAs. William
Persons inquiring for letters mentioned
in the above li't will pIeAse say they are
advertised. JSo T JonSsTos, =. NJ.
P.,cs of furniture arc cou,iauily coming
and going about The new place Of K. b.
spauglcr & Co.
Make home attractive. Lace Cur.
tajus will do it. Garmans The place 10
get them.
Curtain. and Pole -Garmans.
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Che Centte 4emutrat.
Thursday Morning, April 3, 1884.

c1aREsPOSpHScK, con tanning Important news, solicit
Cd from any part OF the county, No communicates
asserted unless accompanied by the real name Of the
writer
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MARRIED.

NOLAN EETsE On she - lrsi 81 ths rs,ldeu,s
= William Giughst. fu EagEt tavnsllp. D., &. v
HsfnhsFf. = ?. VI JAu.rs VI Saisa. - EthatlL.I
rHaufr aU4 u ss Tllzatsfh V kritt. - Bargs isvr.
tEtp. centre equity Pa
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-03

HOUSE F0K ETST.-Corner High and
Penn streets. Nine room. Suitable for
boarding hOuse or for two families. l. near
the Court H0use. Rent reasonable. In
quife Of THos. MEYEEs,
penr tireef
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-03

Tho ice cream season is here, and you
can find the be'. at Scarfoss & Mayer
bakery aud confectionery.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-03

The following from the Morning Til
bnte will interest wilkinson, Hale, Mul-
len, Valentine, and Wagner. We suppose
it will be immatcrial TO those who shoot at
,cooicn ducks Yesterday fock Of wild
geese wero permitted 70 rest for severA
hours on McCAhans mill dam As 1t Is
unla full TO kill web footed fowls nos our
gunners were afraid 10 shoot at them. II
Is nice law for our country, and in order
to lei our citizens see just how nice It Is we
copy it, viz;
BE 1t enacted, etc, That from and after
the passage Of this ac, IL shall be unlaNiul
10 hurt, shoot, kill or destroy any web.
footed wild fowl CT ,ept on Monday, Wed.
nesday and Friday, and then onl, from the
first day Of September to The fret day n
January In each year. Any person - per-
sons offending against The proyi'iors yf this
act shall be liable to a fne ut S1j far each
and every offence, 10 be sued .or and re-
covered before aBy alderman Or i1siicc Of
the peace.
Approved the l7th day Of May, 1855.
ROBERT +. PArTIsoS,
Governor,
Tho law permitting the killing Of deer
for the arst flfteon days in December, but
making g unlawful 20 tsks the carcass or
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-03

The season after the Holiday is gen
orally dun with the TsilorE. We src af.
fering e1uA Inducements in lar prices. We
hsy" given large ORDER. and the ne,o
gDods are now coming IN. Leave yogr
order now. MoNTG0HEEY & CO., 7
TailOrs.
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NOTICE Be bsrfiv s.rfu shat tas fslg~Hnr uau5sd
~ persons AGts FLED fhrtr application ~ I8s ese
n The ars 81 ths Clst af the court % Quarter ses
sars ~ the reA1s iu sut for rfit eaHtfy sua tha<
aEgUrAfuu ell hs made 60 The nrEI tvs44uts q aid
traTt g. Grant the same
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-03

Wedding cards and all kinds Of print
ing At The CESTEE DEHocEAT office.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-03
Trial List

Tie trial lis, Tor tue -,.. week of court,
commencing on the 4,h Monday 2-.h g..
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-03

One ~ tho nuisaness tAa' ,b..d o.
abolished by las and punishable with death
is The gold watch ~ gold beaded ssr=
contest Thee contests are of 5a frequent
occurrence that ii is becoming not only On
ioi5,srah,e nuisance, bu' a real burden on
people Men are a.ked g. contribute In
these contests lhocausa one Of the contest
ants happens to be friend who are hard
IS able to buy bread f5r their families The
way 10 abate this nuisance is 90 refu'e 70
contributo. why should you holr TO buy
= gold watch or gold headed cane Tor your
neighbor, who has ten dollars to your ten
cents
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-03

Very latest style hats and caps at '
Lewin's.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-03

Winter stock must 20. Special
bargains at Lcwin's.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-03

-Nobby hats, In the latest siyles, at
GArmsnE.
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-soarfo" & MSyer's ice cream psrlor
has just been enlarged and handsomely
painted snd paPered. They have also added
a fne musical instrument, in order that
you may receive some recomrense from the
wicked girl who lures you MO an ice
cream psrior and makes you 'quander your
last quarter on her
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Personal.

| MT' TpuHb Jhth"hHi " Lp'N hhN'Hi
visited friends in Bellcfonte on Thursday
and Friday last
Tho next eclipse will bo n total one OF
the moon, and will occur on the morning
of the 9th Of April. Only portion Of II
will bo visible however in this latitude.
Mr.. WIN. Billet, OF Nittpny Hall, has
accepted position in New Mllport, Clear
field county, ut histrade, that of carpenter
ing, and left for that place on Tuesday.
Master Theodore Stein, of Roland, gave
the sanctum Of tho DEMOCRAT pleasant
cali on Saturday evening. Tboo is chock
full Of lite, and is business right to the
point
Mr. Geo F. Miller, of Pine Grove Mills,
dropped in to see us on Saturday and en-
rolled his name on our list OF subscribers,
which of course was the proper thing for
him to do.
Rev. w. o Wright, formerly of Miles
burg, but now Of kylertown, preached at
Beech Creek on Sunday last Efforts are
being made by the congregations Of Miles.
burg and Beech Creek to secure his
services as pastor. We sincerely hope thcy
may succeed
Mrs. Annie Smith, wife OF Squire
Smith, had the misfortune to sprAin her
ankle very seriously on last Saturday morn
,,x "A l.. - h1a 80,
Mr.. Edward l. Gray, Of the Neios, who
has been confined 10 his home on Linn
street for the past winter, is able to be
about again.
Mr.. K. G.. Brett OF Pine Grove MiIls
was in town on Friday last, and Of cour,e
did not forget 10 give the DEMoCRAr
short call. Mr.. Brett looks quite hearty
and says he will be candidate FOR Pro.
thonotary this coming election.
Mr. j. ID. Scrsvendykc, accompanied by
his charming young wife has concluded
to make Beilcfonle bis place of future res.
idence, with hcadquAri"r, n, the Bush
House. Mr. Scravoniyke represents the
Ve,l known House Of Jo.. l. Amer d Co.,
Biscuit. manufacture. q Philndclphia.
and is wcll and iavorably known in hi.
part Of the country.
Mr. Henry Van Dyke, the well known
railroad contractor, was in town on bua-
nc.s on Friday last, departing Tor Pitt.
burgh on the 3 O'Clock train. Mr. Van
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-03

A DDIvE Bend six cents 81 T'asfsks And ~
Il / hlLE. ofive frne, costly bcx 81 goods
vhish ell help Al q either 70 mofe suey right
asay thkn anything else In this vefid. fuftnues
awAii e Wofke siso,ateiy snfs. Al ems address
TfVf Co tuggsts, Maine eikit.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-03

Col D. II Hastings hs' boer elected
Colonel of the 5,h RogIrcHe, with "hcs1.
quarters in the ,tirrup." The Col. il =
brave soldier, s,slvsri in politics, big
man, physically and intellectually warm
friend, and always a gentleman. He 10 Iho
hero of three wars, battle Scared veteran
Of hundred bloody 6e.is We heartily
endorse The election. Neat 90 osr friend
Col Joe W. Fury, Of the Wafrhman, wo
know Of 10 man moro competent 10 per.
ia. M the duties incumbent on the tira
lie will lead ,bo gallant Fifth 't' glory
and urIyi8g fame That's '1c kind o'
famc ve al ,iso. WbaoP sr ar for CuI
Dan .rI ln, ,ho band r.ay.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-03

Three and 6vs-ply carpet cbsin, st
GArmsnf
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Ready made window sbSd,,, 30 cents,
at GarmAuf
-Celluloid cuff. and collars, all sizes,
at Lewin's.
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Buy your Spring goods Of GarmAn .
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Have you seen the cherry table, at X.
Is. SpAnglcr & COt7
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--Jno. Gilbert was arrested and given
a hearing before Justice Chss Smith on
last Thursdsy, on charge Of stealing
a watch and chain from Mr.SolomAn Bar
lett Of Patton township. Gilber, isA man
about hfiy.SiI years old and a painter by
occupation. Mr.. Bartlett is boarding with =
Mr. Coble, and Gilbert was kept ty Mr..
Coblo through charity the greater part Of
the winter On Monday Of last week Gil
bert left Mr.. Coble's house and came 10
Bcllefonte. On Wednesday Mr.. Bartlett
wanted TO uso his watch, when to isgrest
surprise be could no, find H. He al once
suspected that Gilbert took Il, he came
70 town on Thursday and inquired Of
Blair, the Jeweler, whether any person Q
answering 10 Gilbert's description offered
q watch for sale at bis Office. Mr.. Blair
an. wercd 10 the affirmation and described
the watch. 1t corrosponded with the
watch owned by Mr.. Bartlett who had .
warrant issued and placed in the hands Of
Constable Montgomery who arrested him.
Gilbert refused to tell 10 whom be- sold The
watch and said "you may hunt the watch
"A you hunted me. lie was committed
TO Jail, In default Of bail. II was after
wards learned that the watch had been
sold 70 Meyer Lyon for So, from whom
tho watch was sgAinoblaiaed.