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N. A,gvwsnt lFinI0hed,

The argument as 10 the ConHtitutlonality
Of ihe act Of 1876 Under which Jerry
Shephefd and other Taxpayers petition
the Circuit Court to set aside and ahnpl
ihs ordinance establishing the Board Of
CommisslonefB Of the Police and. Fire
DEPARTMENT. Of the city, was concluded
before JudFe Jacob Saturday afternoon,
Nj, Il, NJ Russell, Of counsel for the city
and Board, making the closing speech.
He dWelI on the points before made by
his co.6ounsel, replied 10 the arguments
on The other side, aud referred especially
10 The anomalous character Of the law,
which pfesctibes only that The Court may
declare the ordinance invalid, and does
not provide for an Injunction OF other Or
Judge Jacob took the question under
.adyitomeht
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Mi, Newton Beers, who appears at tht
Peoples Theatre this evening, supporter
by q One company, Ii GOnly q Womani
Heaft"a play Of great dramatic powei
and thrilling Interest, Is teallyA great act,
or, II 10 fair TO presume that he will
have large houses here. The weather ID
pleasant tot theatre going, the people have
had no amu9emen1 for several weeks,
money 10 plentief than II was, and really
h~fstCiaAs attraction 10 10 hold the boards.
The opening audience should certainly bO
4 mfoh9el.n
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NEW ORLEANS, May 1O,-GenerAi John
Lewis, fot two.thitd6 Of d century one Of
the most prominent figures In the history
oil this city died yesterday, aged SS. Gen.
eral Lewis was born at Lexington, KY,
but came 10 this city when an infant. He
served eel courier for General jackson
Ut the battle Of New Orleans, He WA
elected Mayor In 1858, During the late
war he was appointed Majot General Of
the late Volunteers.
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assault they went before Squire Msnion
and confessed. Manion fined them q
and costa each, and subsequently lined
Auth the came sum. Tbs law makes b
the least 1ine for an assault and battery,
and this appears to have been an aggTA-
waited case.
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THE E%PIsooPAL CHURCH.
Its OriEin aud. History Traced By Rev 4, B
sWops Last Night,

Its Origin aud. History Traced By Rev, h. Il,
sWops Last Night,
Rev, R, Rush swope, rector Of St. Math'
ews church, gave to his hearers last eve
ming a most entertaining discourse on the
origin Of the Episcopal church, he traced
it far back to the early days after Christ,
when 1t took It's root, In the half hour
that he devoted to this entertaining sub.
ject he aimed to touch and explain all the
Important changes and alliances that have
taken place, Though this had to be hur-
riedly done, II was done in 80 clear and
admirably concise q manner that one was
readily able to comprehend and grasp all
the points, Mr.. Swope In conclusion
urged that more work be put forth for the
church, and that she be strengthened in
every way,
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The Gas pipe Lines,

An additional force Of men 60 out the
road to-day to work on the pipe line oil
the Natural Gas Company Of West Vir.
ginia. Over 100 men will be employed
when these get to work, and Others will
be put on as fast as they offer in such
numbers as to be available.
The men working on the Wheeling
CompRny's pipe line over the river struck
Saturday for 81 50a day, an advance oil
ten cents, The strike was needless; the
mems pay had already been made out Of
the rate demanded for the work already
done, the contractors, Booth & Finn,
having voluntarily made the advance be-
fore the demand was made,
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nnnla.ladiana rilial.

The Bfaxton Democrat says! no. Mo.
Cray, Of Cleveland, Webster county, has
sold q tract Of land, containing 10000
acres and known % The Budd survey, 10
some Pennsylvania capitalists. The land
10 situated on both branches Of Holly river
In Bfaxton and Webster counties. Nc.
Cray bought the land Of q eale for delln.
quent taxes, and II 10 claimed that bis
title 10 not good, Trouble over the matter
10 anticipated, "a q great many persons
have purchased and cleared out iAftna
within the survey and claim 10 have
acquired good titles,
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Mn oHIo RTVRR 0 A
The Annual MssunE q the Stockholders at
PSlteFSburE,

The annual meeting Of the Directors Of
the Ohio River Railroad was held in Par.
kersburg at the eOmpany's Office one day
last week. Daniel R, Neal declined to
serve longer as President Of the Board and
George W. Thompson was chosen to ill
that position. Tee other Directors are the
same as those Of last year, viz; W, n.
Chancellor, vice president and s~ecretaEyi
W, ?. Peterson, q Wheeling, D. R. Neal,
Parkersburg, R. H. Browse, Grape Island,
Septimus Hall, New Martinsylle, o. So
hon, Point Pleasant, Ri Brown, Ravens
wood, and R, ], Mcoandlish, Parkersburg.
The Board passed a vote Of Thanks 10 the
retiring president No business Of inter
est or Importance was transacted. Col.
Thompson will also act as Treasurer and
General Manager, He ia especially sue
cessful in the last named capacity, His
many friends will be pleased 70 know that
he Is still at the head OF the popular road.
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partare IL an hour earlier than usuAl, in
order 10 get her excuraioniats 10 the Gin
Cinnah May Musical Festival at an early
hour Thursday morning, 90 that they may
have nearly two whole days enjoying the
city's many sights and pleasures,
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August Dhller and William Kemp, two
ieedef. nAllers, assaulted LofenE Auth, an
old and well known man, on the South
Side, and beat him Up pretty bodily, They
claim that he called them "blACk sheep,h
which 10 positively denies, After Tie
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And thus protect your wife and children
The Ohio Valley Life Insurance Company
OF Wheeling, affords reliable life insurance
at rates within reach Of small incomes
The average cost last year In the Ohio
Valley was less than that Of any other LIE
insurance company or society In the Coun.
try. The Ohio Valley has Ia eight year.
paid over 100000 dollars 10 widows and or.
plants .oi deceased members. The yeai
1856, Notwithstanding the hard times, waI
the most prosperous year In It's history.
Medical examinations made at the Office
free Of charge. For further information
enquire Of the Office, second floor front,
Reilly block, enhance No. 1921 Market
GIN. l. II. DuvAt, Pres.
VIC. HANDLAN, Sec.
!, II. LOGAN, Treas.
7, b. OAMPBEIt NJ, D.,
Medical Director,
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Sermon fsr p.n,ale q lso Poor .. Ca.h.ara

At the earnest solicitation Of the Con.
ference Of st. Vincent de Paul, Rev,
Father Abbot will preach q charity ser.
mon at the Cathedral tonight at 1880
o'clock. Father Abbot Ia one Of the mis-,
Bionsries who have been engaged in con-
Quoting the important mission at the
Cathedral during the past two weeks, and
although exhausted from unremittinp
labors, still, for the cause Of Hswsei
charity" he has consented to make this
appeal for the poor. The admission will
be free. A box collection will be taken
up at the close Of the sermon. All are in
yitsd,
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RoMB, May 18l-Since the last previous
returns Ave new cases Of cholera and two
deaths have been reported at Venice And
fourteen new cases and four deaths a
Bari,
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SPRING and Summer stock Just re.
Celved. An elegant and complete line o.
Sultings, PantalOOHlngs anu OTerCOat.
ingS, which We will make up In the best
style and at low prices.
1891 & 1893 Market Street.
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SPECTACLES adjusted by means Of
the johnson dlOptrlc eye meter, having
combinations Of nearly 600 lenses. lie.
fraction Is measured to the One-hun.
dredth part Ofan inch. The only lnstru'
ment Of the kind In West Virginia. Sat-
JACOB W. GRUBD,
0ptiCian and Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS.
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An Ahn1tab aw

ATLANTA, GA May la.-Ffank r, GRAY,
. leading lawyer here, was shot and killed
In the West End by Town Marshal Jones,
The tragedy arose over 4 dispute about 4
COW, Jones "A in IAil.
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A National Convention,

"A lew Gays ago a conVeH-
ton of Patent Medicines was
held at Mt, Vernon-a place
whose interest centers in the
dead. 1t was considered a fit
and significant place for a
national gathering of this
kind. 1t was well attended
delegates coming from all
parts Of the country. The
press were excluded from its
deliberations, but a represent
tative Of "our advocate" is en-
abled through the leakiness
Of an excited member, to re-
late some Of the proceedings,
The Balsam Family sent
several delegates. The
Syrups and the Balms sweet
ened the gathering but could
not heal the animosities. Many
Of the Oils we're there to lubri-
cate the proceedings. The
venerable Sarsaparillas re-
ceived the homage due to old
age. Large numbers Of the
Plasters were seen at the Back
and Sides. But by far the
largest representation came
from the family Of Bitters."
1t is said only one member Of
that family was absent. The
cause Of this absence was ex-
planned by the subsequent
proceedings. The presiding
officer, selected chiefly on ac-
count Of his size and the noise
he could make, was S. Kidney.
Scarcely had he called the
convention to order when the
real object Of the gathering
was developed. A member Of
the aged Sarsaparilla family
came feebly forward (they are
weak) and entered his protest
against young and vigorous
medicines Of another family
entering upon the special field
Of labor belonging to his fam
lily. He claimed Impurities Of
Blood as his especial care.
He looked as # it were true.
The Plasters from their po-
sitions expressed their SYM
patty with the previous
speaker as they thought Of
the Pains in the Back and
Sides which they could no
longer claim sole right in and
control over. But the widest
clamor came from the seats
occupied by the Bitters family.
They were all Of one descent
(whisky) and resembled each
other, although they were
clothed in different styles and
bore different names. Their
abuse was heaped unsparingly
upon the absent and exclud-
ed members Of this family to
whom they referred as B. /. B.
An impartial judgment from
the discussion Of the com.
plants made, would be that
this young and thriving men,
Der had left a bad company.
Uses no whisky. Does not
frequent bar.rooms. Is not a
beverage. Is a strong TEN.
perance advocate. Is a sure
cure for all Stomach disorders
and Liver and Kidney trou.
bles. 1t is called Browns Iron
Bitters. 1t has proved itself a
remedy for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia, and as a Blood
Purifier and cleanser the zeal.
ously Of the old timers en-.
dorses it. In Malaria and
Chills and Fevers IL acts as a
specific, and Spring Fever
never fails to yield to Browns
Iron Bltters, We don't know
what resolutions were passed
but that Browns Iron Bitters
has come, and come to stav,
8 a fact 1t Is the most pei.
feet Iron medicine known
The only one that will not
injure or discolor the teeth
That 1t Is theb best purifier, the
pest tonic the best strengthen.
ing medicine known, Is the
verdict Of all The people with
we have tailed
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Gln catalogues.
Oaiooi Nos. 70 and ~ fourteenth Street.
Now Advertisements

Chamber suits-G. Mendel 4 Co.
oil and Gas Btoves-NeAbllt d Bro.
ChAFieston Rxounion on steamer Courier.
Sterling Silver NOYelties-I. q. Dillon.
Vile Window Screens-C. & suiel y Cons.
Wall and Ceiling Paper, DOL Prayer.
per Company.
For CinClnnAtl- Steamer Andes.
OHIO River 1mptoyenentS-PropoSAls ior Rlp'fap
gtOne,
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at Schnepfsdrug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday: Z
A. NJ, 76S; 12 NJ, 7S'; 3 PM, s0';7p. M
B2o. Sundays A. NJ, 52'; IL NJ, co., 8
r. M, 0So. 4 r. NJ, co..
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wAsHtSoroS, D. O., May 1L.-1A A. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania and West Viz.
giniA, slightly warmer, fair weather and
YniiAhlh MinhA.
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wanted.

w
wv, Mani Electric LAMP Co, St. Loult, W =,
circular, GUS and term4 for 80 cGpdls power NJ \, 20
sssssssaS ~ mIlAs
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A THING that effectually cures throat
troubles-Red Star Cough Cure, No
opiRtes,
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FOR RENT.

DRoWNIS IRON BtTTBgs
- gitenetheusd the NERVES oil ~ JaInes n,
OH Nippon, Jefferson county, vi Vs. ient ~.
hin. from dyspepsia and toned up biz sI''em sA
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GsnEraI a1Stices,
NOTICE.

NOTICE
lam fully prepared TO
Clean Prlvy Vaults and CesspOOls
q short notice, Parties wanting this WORK don.
jo3EPH LINEwRAyRa
mylS.ll.l7.2l.9 No SlS HGIiet sl%sSt
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NOTICE.


WARRINGTON, D. O., April a, ls@.
Alta meeting OF the stakeholder Of tbo p,,,,
matte Power Company Of West Virginia, ned N n
Building, Warrington, D., C., GU this iAv, N ~.
decided 10 increase the capital stock Of IA oN "
pany 70 Five Hundred Thouland DoliRn. NM.
Of this intention Is hereby given a FranlNSS "
spraex President Pneumatic Sih Power SSEt SoS.,,,
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Eor Ren1.

Po0Ms FOR RENT-IN HORN.
~ BROOKS Block. Apply 70 Nv. v. i0GR
BRO, 1900 Market street. AVA
FoR RENT-THE FINE THRRE
IL story residence Of present occupied By N
noEkhGimef, No 1919 Chipllne street HOuIe u
eight rooms, bathroom, water, gas aud ali mGisT1
c~onyenienceA. Apply 70 ARTHUR LITTLE
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browns IRON BITTERs ACTS
u like . charm, says Mr. g. VollOft, pdn .
Pleasant, Mason county, ". Va, for general dOel.
iy.., she uses IL In her family aud gives II 70 her
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E6r Sale aud ag0r Gent,
FOR SALE.

'Nofe19 McCdilo.h street, liz foomA.
No. llgt Eolf street, seven rooms.
No. 740H Market street. Eve 00tnA
NO. u Maryland street, GiI rooms. .
NO. 2o2Q Main street, business hOuHd and dWtll'
ing, containing nine rUOHl, and q small bftt
house on Alley, on q full lot, ifor. LnR on MAIN AID
rwenty.hxth streets. Prlco ta0OO.
No; q Twenty.thifd street. six rooms and no.
Desirable property In MoundrvillO, with iIIats
Iof carrying On Flower and Plant Business
No. 1913 Market street, half LOT, new IaAll hove
and stable, pfico 500,
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US Good& Oo.. aaII DIV Goodatha oheapast,
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RoR SALE. =
Valuable Real Htate on N. z corner Twenty.
loutth and Market streets, IN the city Of Wheeling,
". Va. Lot Ia feet by GO feet; now occupied b
:, ]. Eliittz asa wagon aud blacksmith lhOp,t
-.lW, v, HOuE 4 BRO,
jyA lSOO MArGet Street
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

TO& cFedaOne Of Ernst SOrgs, deaasd.
0Oio county West Virginia, made m a SO ~
therein pending, To subject the real ts,nts Mn
said Ernst soIge TO the payment OF his dSbS E3
are required V present your olalua against tsE-
Joseph II. PAUL, commisSoner, at BIZ oTbCSf N
100 ChApllne street In tho city OF WhOclipP. OK
county wa. Virginia, on or before Tuesday IL
WitasSs, Jonii " Mitchell, Clerk Of Illi Court
apiiS:M TOM ". MITCHELL. rl,L.
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WEAR Balbriggan Underwear. They
are the best and cheapest. All sizes ut
q. HESS Il sons.
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ACUTE neuralgia, no matter how severe
10 instantly cured by ST. Jacobs Oil.
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EOR SALE no OLOsE AM ESTATg,

E0R SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
The following Lob on Wheeling 1sl.hd belong,
Ing 10 the estate Of the late VIM. ACCoy, VII:
Lots No. 90, o. and "a on Broadway,
LoA No. 30 aud 50 on York street.
Lots No. 20, 100 and l0l on Virginia atiOeL
Lots No. 104, los, ITO aud Ill on Huron LlteeL
Lots No. In, 10 and 18g on Wabash street
Lot No. ~ on Water street
au2o WV. HOdE BRO, 1900 Market n.
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EOR RENT.
FOR REMIT

|RR0WN'S IRON BITTERS CURED
-. Miss suSAn D. Picking. MarlnGbuH, ". Va,
alter suheflng from q torpid liver, Che recon-.
mendS Il q an e%tfiGlcot remedy.
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BROWNS IRON BITTERs OURF6
- Mr.. Eimon LarnhRrd, SIS Make. Ite%.
Wheeling, ", We after suffering ioE Two ySS,,
Win liver dileale He .yAlueB II 10 highly ihit6 IA
keepg Il alWaNs on baud. '
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Eor9ale.

DOR sALE-AN Sx12 HORIZONTAL
~ Engine In A No. / order, with governor Gnd
umbetg:, Address '. ". HUNTEk, no. l62 Main
street. wheeling, W. Va. mYlb
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Saloon and Fixtures,
Known as the CLUB HOUSE, No. 1871 Market
street. VIII sell cheap, Enquire Of
JAMES CAHILL,
ny19 No. 1877 Market STREET.
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A cable despa from sRangoon3 an:
nonnced the death 81 Major General
sir Herbert 4 Macpherson, COM M
mander Of The British army Of occu-
patton ID Bnrmah. He died rom.
fever after an illness Of only two days
He entered the army IN ls45 and.
served With the Highlanders and
served nearly his whole military life
in Asia and Africa. BE served id the
Indian mntiny, distinguishing himself
especially az the siege 81 Lucknow.
IN one of the battles Of that elebrat-:s
ed relief expedition he was seriously
wounded; and ffor his gallantry and
vaior WAS rewarded with the Victoria
CROSS. ii the Afghans war 10 1s7 hes
commanded the first brigade Of the,
Khyber collimti and for his zeal and
bravery Wa made i e. g. 81 behaved
5brAyely at eIel Kebir, and after tho
bait made u forced march 10 zaga-s
|zig eseupy inE tbs place without rel.
sistance For his services iii ID ypthss
receivsd the thanks Of Parliament and
tbs Order Of The Star Of India Ret1rn-
Jig III India no was IA August, 1896,
placed ID command of Tho Madras
Army saSt August fhe Waa sent To-
Bnigrn,ah n1ilande 81 H. il Chief 81 Tho
Army 81 occnp III The difficult
Os tte PAiisi and tie horrors IL
ths eIimats cassised his: deas
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The Sweeney Law.

Des Moines, Iowa, Special Telegram, Oct;
526.-This!was the day set for hearing oral
arguments by the supreme court in cases
involving the validity 81 the Sweeney law re-
Slating to corporations Of other states doing
business in Iowa, The counsel for the cor
:porations asked for a continuance till the
December term on the ground that the
state raises points OF law and fact W hich
they arenot prepared TO discuss. The at
torney general signi6ed his readiness to
proceed, but lassented to the continuance,
so the oral aFguments Mil be heard on
Dec. 8. Following is 10 synopsis Of the
points Of the printed arguments:
The railroad companies claim that the
law is in violation OF the constitution OF
the United States. First, in that it inn;
pairs the obligation Of the contract be-
tween the railroad company and heHtate,
Second, that the law Is in further viola
stion Of the consti Tuition Oh the United
States In that itamountBt To n regulate OF
;conmeree among the several states. Third,
TINT IL lis repugnant to tho fourteenth
amend ment to the constitution ofthe Unit.
ed States. Fourth, that II demonstration:
al in that IL Is an nttempt TO Interfere with
the Jurisdiction of tho federal courts as es.
fablished, BY the consti Hon Of the United
States and the laws oi conRress, 81.
ella inns: 3siss
First, that the law 10 d Wild exercise oi
the police powero 81 thes fate; that thereisH no
contract between the etat 70 and the rnilroad
companies; TINT there never has been any
law III Ioya dying authority to q foreign
tcorporati to purchase 8or lease an Iowa
RAILROAD. HI Contends that there ID no
slement Of numerical teEierence Of alls Y
In regard TO tho nj tempt to interfere
with the jnriadic tion oi tho United States
courts, hc;c claimed that DoyIe vs., An Insur.
|sanee Gonpa WIS conclusive npon that
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The Is riouitural Fai1


hat GLASS % you want Is enter.
your horse inP asked the Preside of
the agricultural fair aa he met the hon.
est farmer Of the gate.
III ENTER my hossp Iain,t got 10 boss
toSenter noWherre .
Don't want 70 put either 81 your
horses on the track r.,
3. sir. Y ''S
Got 9 wheel Of fortune 81 any such
thing you want % set up a,,s
y Naw!''
Then what are yous driving id With
the team and wagon for
I've; gotsa punkin hera fous'
feet high. and q lot Of big corn and
some q the best squa hes iii the whole
country. and there b d; & two.year-olds
steer tied behind tie wagon that beats
anything youseye sse, q knpwls
\ That may All be. ny friend. but!
this y no place for You. you've got
g horse that you want TO put on tbs
track q any kind Of q conf enee game
you might come III, but as II ii No haya5
NO room for you Come, move o "A,
there, and give Colonel Toeweig htS q
chance to drive in. 90 and feed your
garden truck to your big steel. -
Este IiHe Bell e III
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J It Altered the case.


81 Made an arrest, did syonpp,. inquired
8 citizen as he halted beside IN officer
on Howard street who was VA ching shs
patrol algon on It's way mp the street
Sir.
ISL .Serions charge ~
5.i He was disturbing the: pea
Ahl good thing you took him IN.
There altogether too many roWdies
around Did she bite your hand
es, Sir. q ''s
ssYon ought to have used your club
on him inreturn. have ofteni asserted
that you policemen don e defend your
selves as you should. IF was al Of
ficert and s rufian BIT me I'd break his
head for him. Did YOU learn his
name
He gave it as James Blank. 81
81. % q! Young man with q check suit5
and dark hatp 2
es.''
e. he 1 il my sonl 50 you arrested him.
did your Officer, III take your srt1 number,
md 4 ! don't get You 81 the force With
in II q month my name Is mud! You po-3
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