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Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
Holiday Gnnds

Just stop in to Mrs. Taggart's, 6O7
marse' etreet, and see what q variety
she mas Iaio In for tbe holidays Bibles,
nymn 1 Dooks, chtidfen's books and toys.
u1Its dressed and undressed, dolls com.
piete outht from hat to shoes. A spleu-
alo assortment OF dressing cases, WORK
SoAes, orass goods and fancy articles.
ohe mas also added line of trirn minas
ana notions to her stock. Silk and
nnsn nanokerchiefs, merino wear for
lsoies and children, Tides, cushions.
Plusn novelties, etc. A full line OF
une sssnonery. Come and see for
yourseiI. Also Christmas tree orna-
Ients 10 variety, easels, plush frames,
pnoto' scrap and autograph albums,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
al-..-Plusl.:.-
AT $45.OO

Which we know are good
blue at 500 cash, and guar
ptee that they cannot be
prchased for less than the
lst named figure at any cash
buse in this city. To show
rr good faith and conh-
ence in this assertion we
Pill send one OF these gar
kents to any responsible
krson in this city for COM
arison with any Seal Plush
h Seal Cloth Coat offered at
80 by any cash house in
us city or Philadelphia
Felng perfectly safe Of the
F'ult of such comparison.
Fhis lot OF Goats (there's not
hany OF them) we purchased
least 33s per cent. less
pan their market value, and
fnnot be duplicated. Our
mes of
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

that she had Mr. Lancaster there e
hear what Mr., Messaros would say,
Also that she tod = vfry small note Ia
Mr. Lancaster informing him that Mr.,
Messaros was expeoted, but only be-
cause she was afraid Mr.. Messaros
would Willy her.
She couldn't remember whether or
not Mr.. Woman had told her ii she
! was afraid of Mr.. MessaIos she could
easily avoid him. She denied that Mr.
Mesearos had ever declined to see her
alone or den led her admittance at his
house; she had seen him alone FREQUENT
| ly. She never said she loved him bet
ter than any other man, and would rule
or ruin him. She did not like the sin.
lister way Mr.. MessaI os had of putting
his hands on the arms of the ladies in
the church.
"Then you objected TO his putting
his hands on other ladies?' said Mr..
Heverin. III Mr.. Messaros insulted
you, why didn't you toll his wife?"
"Oh, l wouldn't think of telling
her"
She denied that she had ever blamed
her husband for writing anonymous
letters or had said 1t was his dirty way
of doing thugs. When asked to name
some one who had ever made charge
against Mr.. Messsros she named Nellie
Mccoy, Of 1719 North Twenty-second
street. one of her Bi0.lS eifss, who had
told her that Mr.. Mesuaros had kissed
her. Mr.. Messaros had also ackuowl.
edged having bugged and kissed Nellie.
There was no one present when he told
her. Mr.. Heyerin then produced q let
ter written by witness since the occur
renee commencing Mr.. Messaros.
The witness minutely detailed the
assault, and said she had only called in
DR.. Butcher professionally, but had not
had time to acQuaiDt him of the fact.
Mr.. Turpit was there because he was her
Oldest Sunday school boy.
The witness then excitedly told how
Mr.. Meesaros had ON one occasion told
her, in the course Of a conversation
about the opposition to him, "If any
body talk about me, damn 1t, I'll sue
them" eyes, he said damn it," said
the witness, vigorously.
II know lots of bad things about
Mr.. Messaros," said Mrs. Coulstou,
up,
"We'll give You a chance to tell us
what you know" said Mr.. Heverin.
The case was then adjourned until 10
O'Clock this morning.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
NEWS SUMMARY.
TIED TO A CHAIR AND ROBBED
BRAKEMEN STRIKE,
Cholera i'm Buenos. Ayers--A JeweiIer
Robbed-Incresse of Wages
Body FOund

On Tuesday evening, as the family Of
Casper Carl, Of Clearfield township
near epsburg, Penna., were rising
from the supper table, three masked
men entered the house, tied the old man
to chair, "abusing him severely In
their efforts to quiet him." and then
demanded his money. He refused their
demand, when they proceeded to ran.
sack the house, securing about $3.50 in
gold. =.
Sixty nine freight brakemen on the
main stem Of the Louisville and Nash
lv1lle Railroad struck on Wednesday
night because the railroad officials, as
they claim, violated their agreement
BY dischargiDg j. H. Moore ana Henry
Cornwall, two of the committee who
recently waited on the officials and pre-
sented the demands of the brakemep
Tor an advance in wages.
a telegram from Buenos AyYe5 says
that in Cordova on Tuesday there were
reported 25 cases OF cholera and 19
deaths. In Mendoza there are 80 cases
daily and the number of deaths is In.
creasing. In Buenos Ayres, during the
past eight hours wednesday, there
were 80 cases and % deaths.
George B. Sohmitt, q jeweler of Chi.
cago, was robbed of nearly $500 worth
OF diamond rings Oh Tuesday night.
Tbree men entered his store on pretence
|of purchasing, and one Of them threw
red pepper In his eyes while the others
grabbed the rings.
John 7. Morris, q reporter of the Sun
newspaper in Baltimore, was Wedpes.
day sent to Jail foE contempt OF court in
refusing to divulee his means of infor.
nation regarding charge of attem pted
bribery at the last election.
The body of q woman was seen float.
ing near the life saving station at
Bridgehampton, Long Island, on FRI
day last, which, 1t is thought, might be
that OF the missing Miss Harvey, OIL
Newport.
A mixed train on the Toledo, St
Louis and Kansas City Railroad broke
through "rotten" oulvert near
Charleston, Illinois, on Tuesday. Three
fatally.
The schooner Seabird sailed from st,
John, Newfoundland, on Tbursdav
last for Dipper Harbor, Maine, and has
not been heard Of since. 1t is feared
she has been lost, with a crew of four,
Margaret T. Ivers, known in religion
as Mother Mary OF St. Bernard, enc of
four foundresses of the House of the
Good Shepherd in Milwaukee, died
there on Tuesday ct the age of AZ years.
The officers of the Ksmble Iron Com
pany, at Riddlesburg. Pa, Wednesday,
nouned their employees that on January /
l their wages would be increased 10l
per cent.
John E. Mccormack, aged Is years,
and VIM. Smith, aged 20, were killed
by falling through an elevator openingl
afternoon.
There Ia an epizooty of "pink eye"
among the horses in Buffalo. Thei
street rsilway companies Wednesday,
reported eigbry-seven animals on the
sick list.
The death sentence of Mrs. Druse.
murderess, has been commuted by the
Governor of New York to imprison-
ment for life.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
Extraordinary Announooment.

We are giving away with 81 90 wortl
of goods q can of delicious plum pud
ding. Come one, come all, to the gres
bargain depot.
lbs. raisins, 25c.
lbs. cnrrants, 25c.
4 lbs. tapioca, 25c.
TBS. rice, $50.
TBS. prunes, 25c.
TBS. Goldfish, 25c.
A TBS. dried apples, ESQ.
4 lbs. apple jelly, 25o.
4 TBS. ounce jelly, 25o.
4 lbs. plum jelly, 600.
8 TBS. pared peaches, 25c.
8 lbs. English walnuts, 25o.
5 cans blackbsrries, 900.
Q cans table peaches, 25c.
2 lbs. dried cherries, 25c.
2fbs. dried plums, 25c.
2 TBS. prunellas. 25o.
8 TBS. oatmeal, Csc.
lbs. new buckwheat, $50.
DEvERELL BROS No. s E. 4th st.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
Suitable Chrisrmas Presents.

y. A. Conner, No. A East Fourth
street, Herdman building, has q splep-
did variety OF goods suitable for Christ.
mas presents. They consist of trunks.
valises, travelling bags, ladies' shop.
ping bags, ladies' and gentlemen's
pocket books, ladies' dressing cases and
q large stock OF other articles suitable
for Christmas presents, Give hi n a eaiI
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
Christmas serxicas-

There will be an old-time love feast.
followed by an experience meeting, held
IN the L. M. Church on Madison street.
between Third and Fourth, ON Christ.
mas morning, commencing at 9 q. m.
l was glad when they said come and
let US go up to the house of the Lord,
Ine sunday school will meet in the
afternoon, in the same place. At n m
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
Remarkably Low Prices
NO. 3.

A large line of popular
and desirable Dress Fab
RIGS, including 36-in all wool
Ladies' Cloths at 37ic. a
yard; a great bargain. In
this department you will find
useful and sensible Holiday
Presents; also in our Silk
Department, as we are offer
ing a magnificent
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
Cakes for Christmas,

@. q. Mclaughlin, No. East Third
street, makes a speciality of baking
Christmas cakes. 1t will pay to call
before purchasing elsewhere. The proof
Of the cake is in the eating. Come and
try them.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

Why suffer piles? Immediate relief
and complete cure guaranteed. AK
for 'Rough on Plles." Sure cure for
itching, protruding, bleeding or any
form Of piles. sos, At druggists or
mailed.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
"Nebility Of Character. "

Rev. Waldo Messaros of PhiladeIphia
has been engaged to lecture in Institute
Hail on January 6, ON mobility of
Character," for the benefit of Cyrus
Oastle, No. 1. Knights of the Golden
Eagle. From this it seems that he an
ticipates an acquittsl of the charges
preferred by Mrs. Coulstcu.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
Gentlemen's watch chains and charms
at Millard II. Davis.
A Connolsseur I'm the LIQUOR Trad

A Connoisseur in the Liquor Trade.
The we'll known sample room OF Jas
A. Kelly, Tenth and Shipley streets
contains the finest old brsndies, wines,
liquors and cigars to be found any.
where else In the country; in fact his
stock Is the best. Persons wishing to
make an acceptable Christmas present
would do well to call and inspect his
stock.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
Opinion Of the presidsnt

Congressman Adams, Democrat, O,
New York, is quite pronounced in his
opposition to the President. "What the
party wants as Its candidate in 1888 is q
true, good Democrat, and Mr.. Cleve
land is not that kind of O. man. In the
city Of New York. with its 56 ,00o Demo.
cratic majority, 1 am willing to bet
$3.50 to 81 that, II nominated, he cannot
carry the city. In the next place he
cannot be nominated. II he IL nomi.
mated (and of that calamity we have no
fear), he will be the worst beaten can
didate that ever ran for the Presidency.
Governor Hill. can carry New York,
New Jersey, Connections and Indiana.
Cleveland can carry neither of them,
particularly New York. They may say
the Mugwumps will not vote for Hill.
They can take their choice; go to Hades
OF take to the woods. Mr. Cleveland Ia
not q Democrat, never was one and
never will be, and he is serving his first
and last term as President"
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
An Army of Small Boys

are expecting for Christmas leather
long boots, coasting gum boots and
fancy slippers. Parents will find a
large stock at modern prices at the
Family Shoe House, 2O6 Market street,
Wilmington. VIM. I'll. Babcock.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

Jos. Stoeokle will deliver to all hi
customers on Christmas Day a fin,
grade select lager beer, which for ex
Tcellence of quality cannot be surpassed
Try 1t.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

Wells Health Remover restores
healtn and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, i'm.
potenoe, Nervous Debility. For Weak
Men, Delicate Women. 81,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
Mcouade Can spend Christmas at Homo


NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-The argument
on the order to show cause why q stay
OF proceedings should not be issued in
the case of Ex. Alderman McQuade, the
convicted boodler, so that the case
might be carried to the Supreme Court
on motion to have the verdict of the
lower court set aside and o new trial
ordered, was adjourned this morning
by Judge Pratt in Brooklyn until
Tuesday next. This will enable the
convicted man 10 remain In this city
until next Wednesday at least, and his
friends and constituents were jubilant
General Tracy said he had thirteen OBJ
jections to Mr.. Nc Quade's being sent to
Sing Sing. Mr.. Nicoll fntimated that
thirteen was an unlucky humber and
might prove q fatal combine" Nc
Quade spent the day very quietly in
his wife's company.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

Silver watches at Millard f. Davis
8 K. End street.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

The old reliable Benz. Kopf, of th,
Hartmann & Fehrenbach Brewing Co.
has brewed excellent beer for the holi
days to be sold by sll their cusl ON ers
and at their respective saloons on Fri
day and Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

81 wonder how 1t is that Lawren ce
Barrett always keeps his voice 30 clear
and resonant" "Why suppose, like
every other sensible man, be keeps a
supply of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup"
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

Gold pens and pencils and toothpicks
at Millard +. Davis,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

"Yeu out to-day, my friend, in this
cold wind? / thought you were sick in
bed with cold" He said nothing but
smiled jolly smile and led me to the
apothecary's shop, and pointing to big
advertisement OF DR.. Bull's Cough
Syrup, said: Thereby hangs the tale
that tells the story"
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

lsk: plain gold rings at Millard f..
Davis, 9 E. Fad street.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

Coiognes. Extracts and Cut Bottaes
In various shapes and sizes ut very low
prices. N. B. Danforth, Druggist, cor.
BAD g. Market.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

The greatest cure on earth for pan, >
Salvation Oil; sing the refrain,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

Toy tea sets, large size, English deco.
rated Si.40 per set. Lawton's China
Bazaar.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

Silver plated ware, best goods, lowest
prices. Lawton's China Bazaar.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

Cups and saucers, for gifts, Is cents
to $500; Hundreds of styles. Lawtou's
China Bazaar.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

Sagua La Grande Cigars,
For fine smoke try the Sagua La
Grande Scent cigar.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

Fine yellow meal manufactured from
choice new-crop corn by Tatnall Bros,
101 Maryland avenue.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
|cR0SBY { HILL,
Invite attention to their
large offering Of
HOLIDAY GOODS,
NO. 1.
DVuUO. DULIO.
Large, Handsome and At
Sractlve at 25c., 5oc., 75c.,
and $I.oo.
NO. 2.

A large variety of Fancy
Goods, such as Toilet Cases,
Work Boxes, Writin g
Desks, Albums, Scrap Al
buns, Autograph Albums,
Zithrans, Tool Chests, Me-
tai P h o n e 8, Harmonicas,
Games, Building Blocks, etc.,
at
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

Buy your pictures at Yergtr's and
save money. 419 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

For dry Roods-Cranor & 90.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
Challenge Accented.

Nickel alarm clocks at Millard f.
Davis.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
BLACK SILK
AT SI.oo A YARD;
Splendid Value.
NO. 4.

In our Cloak Department
we have very suitable
Christmas Gift garments of
all kinds for ladies and
children at very Lowest
Prices.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsniNGrOS. Thursday. Jan. 2s. 1880.
LATIN UNfov.-Tho President tod ay transmitted to
the Senate in answer the Senate resolution OF Deccm
q letter from the secretary OF state accompanied by
Information received from tho United states minister To
r,.m in concluding its adhesion to the monetary
vrnpion of the states comprising the Latin Union.
Foruru CLASS Po~rMAsIEH~.-The Postmaster General
day appoiuted among others the following fourth
80 i6.tnar'crs MdssdchUS'Hs-At Gilbcrtyille,
WnlIom f. Pnelps Haydeuvllle. Thomas =. Larkn.
Nc,r YoiLAt Eastport l. " Robinson cape vincent
John H. GraVpotte
BILL TO RErUND.-hmong the bills introduced IN the
Senate to-day was 10y Senator Miller of New-Iork,
10 74G TO the state OF %ew York, being the amount OF
durs paid arms Imported by the Htitc III leo0 ior
use i'm suppressng the War The Rebellion
ISulN APPROPRIATIONS BnI~-Thc subcommittee OF
.n u,uss Committee On Indian Affairs having charge
of tae indian Appropriation bil nave completed lts con
an the bill Will be laid before the ful COM
'',c ns so,u ~ II be received from the printer.
The lin as now framed appropriate T5.326 ~ being
TO- u,1 the estimates. The bill makes an increase IN
,Tn INFORMATION for education and civilization OF ln-
dians the object b'nS ~ 'h'"o '0 '"''"' ''
ins as soon ~ possible
| ,srUrK JoRDAS's EETuRN.-Treasurcr Jordan re-
turned 10 Washington this morning aud relieved Assist
ant Cashier , Few Assistant Treasurer at NcwYork
r, In last MI sht aud took formnl possession ot thc
mce and WIN bc pushed 10 completion IL VIII take
oho"t inTcc weeks tino to complete the count
! I.n FnurriruRE-The House Committee ON Public
pts to day agreed upon the bill declaring forfeited n
lama t,ii, tbc grant TO the Atlantic and PdClhc Rall
rcsJ wing opposite the 1hconSifnccu portions oi to
Iou Io Ti committee debated at lHngth the question
d"aiic1oro, forfched tho land grant OF tho Southern
TacIdc RIilroaI Company which came lp on propns,
"n nv Mr. acliac. of Atkanshs To d'eiAio ah aD7ou'o
! torlci;urc OF the entire grant
r,, nrci.,o>s-rhc Treasury Department holds
that second hand books II printed ana %
mnrc than twouy ears AT the llne Oh "a
h,,.I ' tr.r ,niTy. The Collector of customs Ht
elt',u -, ~ ,,r,s tint , barrels apples ~ ranHt
~ I,0tud y way OF Scw-loik were ionhu gu ar lNa
- he so badly frozen that the steamship company re-
u" "p ~ ~ ;, tl,rn and that hc dcclnG to take thcm
i r,.toy for the Ic.sHn int thcy W'r' Ip' @ @
a,t -, r., ,f ma value The Treasury department. hS
t,fr.nrd collectors the NOrihern irphtler
80 irl uirrcaauG.c bcins entitled 10 free chtiy'
should br refused the privilege ot 'tdhApol,'o" W "'
n,uuo,p- A hll introduced 10y Mr. Phelps ana re-
,, NJ. C,nrl tlee on Publc Lands. authorizes The
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
MIR. MAYNARD FLATLY coNTRADIcTED.

W,sutScTov. Ian. 2S.-(iencral w. b. lIaz"n
to-day furnished the following statement III REGARD 10
Controller Miynards report on the accounts oI msoui'
ing officers Of the signal Service In the matter o IN"
si.nal Service accounts alleged In the newspapers 10
have been reported upon by the Second Controller and
OF which tni- olce ha4 no other knowledge there Is
nothing OF any kind, but what Is always i"nhd
In an ordinary statement OF differences OF an oncer
public accounts. calling FOR more ful or ceH cN
r,noton or statements Fryc been told for the past
two months that the was being prepared by clerks
who have been discharged from the Signal Service ana
has been made purpOsely hostile and sensational 1hcre
E not shadow OF wrong gdpius Ia any OF these matters
ana the framing and publishing Just now Is pnr".'y
hostile intended T. Affect tho lnVeStlSauoh bo"H v"
In regard to tho 100000 expended for telesraphlc
service between - Hud l>,i. for which no N"hthrI
were ned General lllcn sAd TO reporter tha. o., a'
count ~ the great nubrr Ot to Nou'u'I' ~ "u'
customary To- Me them. bat that all the accounts "rir m
the telegraph offices. The rental oI tnr W'E'&np & 'a.
! between Washington and Cape May. for 9I'''". P,f
wear was going when he became Chlet Signal o'ct
aud was provided for by the genera appropriation Tor
ob,rry tons aud reports o. the approach "i 7"i 7
,critnrc of 10000 since -7i Tor construction
repair and maintenance OF Telegraph i'u''' ''ncI'
ltz pronounced utterly false ~ all the papers were
on ME IN the Treasury Department. Inc i'slGh-lp'y
FOR the purchase Of telegraph poles "hch Is 49,
General laleu i rested entirely on Captain loWIat"
~ r'ri,.. Ie,c T., thc Controllers report ne said
were legally covered by the appropriation for carr
on the signal service work. Un ls-2 this aProptlG-
ton made IN a lump sum for the eApehho' ""'n
! we're alway- accounted Tor satl'iictory. -
In ina, year" General nazcn said, specific 2ppro.
rfIatons were made at my request In orIer thit "
might appear exactly just what matter, were Iolur1
fr thought then that second Controller might
take exception To- the expenditure Of lump apropta-
/ ton with 80 specific pt"vi-iouT.' ,
/ Mr. Robertson, OF Kentucky. IN th" House t'''hI
offered resolution ciins that Section 3h'- l'rF
Statutes proh!bt- the diversion Ol APPROPRIATIONS "h !
thar representations made tntt TINS section IA N"-
lated in tli,: certain money! appropriated hS on
ercs- fuI carrying Oh the Stha service buIt'u "aNo
beer mvIpplird ana directing IA" comm tcc on -
pcndtur,- IN tn" War department inquire whether
in -f,tl, n being observed and whether not II has
heretofore violated. and to report such measures
/ "a. vil secure !'- enforcement.
Mr. Peters Of kansas ucc.o OF 20 th" present couSl'-
Grafton u M r,.1uion aa "', referred 10 thc ''u'
/ uIttcc ON Expenditures ~ tho War Department..
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
GEIIN AND PHODUcE MARKETS..


FEATURES OF NEN-YOHK DEALINGS.
Nothing new of interest was developed i'll the
grain speculation yesterday and tho final changes in
pc,, all around were !css than cent The cash mar
m draecea No exports Of wheat or oats were reported
and the cngagenens of corn were only $1,000 bushels
Cash wheat was without material change, but the mark
inclined 10 the favor Of buyers In options prices opened
L. cen; lower but later rnors Of war complications
rallied and made gain OF ?Q] cent Business was
uuic however ana the advance VAS not sustained lho
clio WAS weak shade above the made nSnrc~ ahd
"a = cent lower rs follows: January and February
'ul, March 90, April 93A May 9iA, aud jane 05ai
ccnia For cash prices were OF Il cent, but
other grades were unchanged The options, after unin
erestng ana narrow fluctuations. closed easy In tone
but with no material change ut 30 for January 49 for
February iS7 for arch aud and lsicemts FOR May
cash on- were - shade iGnor but ended duh options
cln.rd with scarcely change 10 % tor January and
February ~ L. March and 81 cents Tor April and
MAY The lard speculation was without feature OF i'm
pOitancc. - -. A., vi. r,,,,
dephla Baltimore aud Boston were ~ follows: Wheat,
GOSs bushels; corn. 2l2,ll2: oats. 6l,33l; total
Grain gT0j3I bushels; -four 1854 barrels Tho
arrivals 40 Chicago Milwaukee ami st Louis were:
wheat 5000 bushels; corn. l5s,s5S bushels; oats,
O7,IlI bushels; flour, 2O.0lS barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
CAIENDAKs ~ DNV-

errprur Cou.I CHANNELS. Before Van Brunt J.-Day
si,Inp1g Corrr. TgrM Davis =. j. Brady and
Daniels, - Sos. Htl ISL lui ll i3-. lt ~. 70 "a l.o
iGio H. lo 3d. a. a.. ~ ~ ol, %. -. 50 S. -.
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Nnr-t j. cas- on. SO dtN calendar
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SIi.'fssioH C5urr-7rrci,L TfEu-Ecfor' Freedman J.
turtr,on Cou.i-rlAL TLas-rAHr l. %. fore scywick,
'srg9.loa Cougr-rrI,L TrEa-rAu IG.-Ecforc Traax.
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srrt.loa CotuI-TmAL TERM-PAGr III.-Bciore o'Gor-
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Is.3 I2,a g, jiI ,u2 l,-. "a 81 1000. loJ9 !&l0
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SuNth AssIstaut District Attorneys lNhr'rah and t"'IN
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Gitcr-,cyc and Assistant District Attorney EcLiud. No'
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pI-tIct Attorney MARITIME Adjourned for the term.