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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22

D. Lynch, editor and propriet r of the Los Angeles Herald, and can didate for congress at the recent elec- tion, now sets up the cry of "Frod." Lynch should take his med cine, pick his flint and try it again in 1888. THE TOMBSTONE although republican journal, is sor- " to know of Lynch's defeat. He Is the staunchest friend that Southern California ever had, and to his energy anI industry, by tongue and pen, is due unparalled boom of prosperity, which has overtaken his section dur ing tue p agt few years,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22

Private advices from Washington states that the department has about concluded to segregate the Deer Creek coal fields in this county from tke res ervation. it IS to be sincerely hoped that the information is correct. These coal fields should have been cut off long since. They are of no value to the Indians, but of inestimable value to the people of Arizona. TLe coal is needed for mining enterprises and for other purposes.-Enterprise.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22
S,heriH's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS ENECi TlON D is-ucd ont ri the his ricg urt ui tEc flrst Judici | Dlstric in and loi tue t''u ty oi I'm 2. erri ory O Arizona, 10 me directed d ,d GeliYyr ed ,,n Jud .ment len cred il s.i Go r. on 'ht 23d day of of March. 1SSG n favor of lEe Nlia Mining & mr-'iug Ompany and aSri 'ie Bens n A il iug x smelling ompauv. whcrrl ! am con mand to maSe the sum Si.tll.S9 damages WiIh nrtrcst tLcr on rom dat Iu'.s' me t .t the rate of ten ger cent per anH'm m paid: together with $31..U sts anu nccfuihS costs.
 h ve this day l~v ed upon he following de s,ribcu pr per V. |" vt:
 All he right. Iile anu inte, est of the Bens0r Mihlrg an | >m -iIirg Compa' y. i. in reS' ha .,r the suuthca>i GHdr r. SecII''n !0 'o"nsLll r SoaIh: lt ngc zD. Eas n Cocnis2 uE '. Arg a Territory and ill h" or, m iL5 n'd ducti n work and mact e / erected tl'rre" |, ,s il existed ou the d., d'lrch. l>ei~
 Iubli noti cl horo y -.vcn lh on oui"rd y he 7th day O. Ncvc al, r, eSi, cl .' C hou of , a. m. aud D. Li. f d 'u' N. f. h~s off. iI the Cty .i romi Stohe s' Cuu.tiy, Ar'zo a T''r ii"rv. NIl . ! Fl " ii ht lo md i' tcrc-, rl he II Re- VI N'"- v Id ms!tnS omp .'H ud 10 ar &o' ' desc b perry at P l-c -luc,." t' '.r hig est best id Ter. 10 :n,h. la vIur m icy '', inc tnuci sIu es tO sal sfy 4ld c1 CLilon h1 all C tH. ,,
 Dg ed his he Gth dar ol November, flG6
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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22
Notice 10 Creditors.

Estate of Ida A Wate, deccased-Notice is hereby given by the unders gntd adminis ,ratrix oi the estate ui ida Wailc, de- ceased. To the creditors of, and all pers ons having claim, against said tecea>ed, to cN iii tlcm wilA the necessary vouchers within lou. months alter the first rubiIca ion of this notice, al Ter office, Fiemon .trrct, between FOurth aEd Fnsh, Tomb tone, Argz na. ,,o,-,,
 Come and see our dreSs-goods, ba gain counter. Palace Dry Good Store. Ziu
 Just received, at Baggs, new lot of California mems and ladies, sad dles. 15-u
 Cruckery and glassware, of all de- >criptionS, at Bags $. '5 Ii
 You can get dress for $l.5e, good wearing goods at the Palace. tllih rect. -'u
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22

According to the press report, a combina ton has been made by four or five of the great powers ef Europe against Russia. 1t is significant fact Shat France is not included in the combin ton which makes rhe out come of the struggle, if it takes place more than problematical. ''Tha colus- sus of the North" has never been conquered, and with the aid of "La Belle France" will keep the other powers of Europe dancing a war jig, which they will nol soon forget. Be the outcome what it may, the proposed war will send the price of American wheat dancing skywArds, all of which as water on the wheels of the Amer can husbIndman,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22
Estr3y IOFfca.

Strayed frolr Soldier Holes about one month ago d bay horse with buck le brand on left hip, and & running M on left shoulder. 4 reward will be paid to any one returning him to John Montgomery's corrol, Or giving infer mrtion as ta where Ee can be found. If DAN CLEARY.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22
Notice 1o If.e Public,

I have this day employed the serv- ices of Mir. ". w. Baldwin, of Benson. to represent ms and my interests in my store in Benson. he terms ol which are more specifically set forth in power of attorney, executed by me, and on record, Book ,, Power oi Attorney, page l64.
 J. H. HULL. Dated, Tombstone, Oct. 30. loo6.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22

TT is reporteI Il at In an icable u = derstanding has been arrived at b. = tween the T. NJ. x NJ. Go. and the Huachuca Water company, in rela- ton 10 the furnishing of water to tie Girard mill. If the report is true 1t means the clltter of stamps on the hill in the near future.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22

Although the official count of Co- chise county was published in THE ToMBsoNE week since, our exchan- ges come to us with an inaccurate re- port of its legislative delegation, which stands five democrats in the Lower House, or a full delegation. THE TOMBSTONE regrets that such is the case, but then candor compels the statement.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22
Notice of &alc.

The undersigned desires to stat' that he has sol,! the Pacific Choi House to Mr. William A. Anderson. who will conduct the same in the iu- ture in the same manner as l haV' conducted it m the past. and l desire all parties knowing themselves In debted t0 me to pay the same to hin at their earliest convenience
 w. D. COLEMAN. Tombstone, Oct, 30. lN
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22
Notice.

All persons are hereby cautioned against purchasing certain prom sary note given by Us to CnIs. b. Cole in Aug. 1886, for the -um of 5000, the consideration having failed, and the note will not be paid.
 w $. DAVIS.
 Mrs. E, DAVIS.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22

CHAUNcEy BLACK attribut1s his de- feat for governor In PennyslvaniA to the fact that he was "shot in the back by the anti-administrat!on Demo crats." THE TOMBSTONE has a sne' k ing idea that Chauncey hut the nail on the head, as between the admins tration, and anti administration Dem ocrats, "honors are easy"
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22

In the death of Chester A. Arthur. ex President of the United States, the R 4publican party of New York loses one of its ablest an l shrewdest pDliti- clans, and the National party of the same faith, one of i,s ablest support CTS and defenders,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22
Ssa-;syeG.

Strcyed from Charleston, light sor- rel horse, about twelve hands high, with white of hind foot; knees show scars of old break. Last seen going town San Pedro. Rewa d by return ing tc Tombstone NJ. & NJ. Co. 10 26
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22

Candidates for official positions in the Lower House of the next LegiS- lature are informed that they are wasting paper and stamps in writing communication to A. c. Richards, asking assistance, Mike Gray was the man who knocked the persim- mon.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22

Bucky O'Neil of the Hoof and Horn, caught on to the Probate Judg- ship of Yavapai county, and FitzgeF- ald of the Clifton Clarion to q similar office. THE TOMBSTONE is pleased to know that the typhos did not all get left. Shake.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22

THE republican party of Arizona has to wait but two years, and then the Zulicks, Meades, Parishes, Bay ards and Fickas' will be regelIted to the obscurity where they properly be- long.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22

The case ot Wilson Douglass charged with the murder Of Lind strum, and that of Abbott, charged with defrauding Mary Tack, are set .or tomorrow.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22

ANOTHER cold blood,d murder Is ruuorted srom San Francisco. Big Six's" belI is liable to toll in the near future,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22
DissoIut on of Partner>h'p.

To whom it may concern: The firm of Barrow tG Bagg has lhis cay dissolved by mutunl consent. =. N. Barrow retiring from ,Gid {rm. All bills against said firm will be paid by S C. BagE. s. [. BAGG.
 s NJ BARROW.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22
Lock Out.

And don't you forget it, that Wolrott % Messick have the srest toilet soa's for saie that has ever been offered to the people O t,., city 6-32G
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22
&ES Reward

Will be paid for the return of the parrot that was stolen from the fence of Mrs. Rankin, back of the court house, and no questions asked. 1w
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22
OFFICIAL PAPER Cochise County.

EVERY indication points to the fact that there will be "n, usic in the air, '" ere long in San Francisco.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22

A splendid line of mems California underclothes, at Bags. 13-u
 To RENT-A house of three rooms, corner of Seventh and Bruce streets. Nice garden, chicken house anf sta ble; irult-hearing trees, grape vines, etc. Will be ren,ed cheap to good jen'nt. Apply on the premises. If
 The finest family flour, at Wall cott's, on Fifth street. u
 We expect rush fer our dress goods, barg ain counter. Palace. il
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22
ST[LL Mo2E Go.

WIFI sTcEsona'i, 2''3 D,arh2rn Street, C'i- ,a-5 t,iIi ? .iI jr ,-sS cUgr of EczatEa. or Salt Rheum head neck, taco. Grin~, d ie2s Tor seventeen asr4: rut abe . move eXrep on uCnUs 1nG knee for year; H7r GD tD hctp hln Tor eirht years; tf:s} 1rcis et lcin2t'eS; q 'ct0F5 ore 1ouuccd his Clsa hppa-s-; TorHIanentiy cured y I.Ie CU-:~U.A E..N-Eu,Es.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22

yfJANTEEp-Lady agents actually clear " S3O daily with my wonder. u entire ! new patent rubler undergarment fer Ie males. 4 minister's vie sold l3 frs; houI
 MADAM W. [. LITTLE,
 443, Chicago. Il.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22
O0E ! E 1T.

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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22

Coats white spool cotton, all size ust received by express at Bags. t
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22
HIRE WlTnElEuL YET

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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22

ln ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Whereas my former paftrer Fritz Ger hardt has mysteriously disappeared iron ms place of business n Blsoec, Cochi'' County, A. | all persons are hereby not fled that 1 will not be responsioie TOT all debts which Le may contract
 HENRY DUBACHER. 3isbce, August 4lh, 'H86.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22
kTw4TT TIrnr1IRI.7

,FHsiSs t.. T. .hnV lS";1. Custom I.Juse; -'ew Oreani on Oat n, a:.ys IL iT0 ScrJfu. GUS Ulcers 9roke odt on i1y body until Tas mass of corrup- si.n Everything know to tho medica faculty was tired in vain. 1 b call9 a mere wreck, At tllres m bed; was in constant uaia and looked upon life as q curse. No r''1ef or rL=e in ten years is6l , heard of th t'U T U-,A REMEDIES Used thei arC was perfect y cured. = -
 $ sorn t3 before U. z. Com. ] ->. CGAWFHR9.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22

Dres>-goods at yards for $1O0, splendid value. Palace" Filtb street. zit
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22
Eente. cf Fare.

The following is the rate charged from Fairbank to t:e iffarcat places nau,eu in the schcdulc:
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22
G,4f IuUR BAKING POWDER 2U-DAl
Branls advertised as absolutely pure CONTAEN ANLE&OTJ=A-s
THE IESTi

THE 1ESTs Place car top down hot stove until heated. then cover and smell. chemist will not be Is tulreC detect the presence Of anuncrIa-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

This morning Harry Burke and jane
Shea were arraigned before Judge Cum
nina. charged with fighting on the street:
The officer testified that be was informed
Yesterday that there Was Eight At front
ana Market streets, and upon going 70
,he Mace, found that the prisoners mad
attacked an Italian peanut vender, who
has a stand I'm the vicinity. he followed
them up and finally fonnd them In ayArd,
and took them 10 the hall.
Other witnesses, among whom WAS sne
italian, testified that the men came along
aod commenced TO help themselves 70
apples and oranges from the stand, ana
when the proprietor objected, threa,enso
/ 70 shoos him, when hs struck Shea In ine
ere. making an ugly looking wound. AZ
4 the Italian gave bis testimony his tongue
ran like q machine, and although be hao
assured the Judge that be could moi
sneak muchee English," lie managed V
Five a very circumstantial account OF the
affair. interpreted with considerable ORA
matte action, - he showed the Court how
bis stock was seized BY the prisoners
shea said that n he had not been drunk
| he wouldn't have intefered with the
man, and the Judge imposed fine OF =
and costs on each, As warning not 10 DC
the like again.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
New clothing store.

8. Levi, who for some yeArs past ha,
been carrying on q ladies' cloak store
at 80 Market street, and who wa
former s2leeman at the well known
New York clothing store, will 10 NOR
row morning open . fret class mems
boys and youths clothing store, alsC
containing full line Of gents furnish.
ing goods.
Nj. Levi has fall and practica
knowledge OF the business, which vii
enable him 10 accom- modata his custo
mers in all they may desire and at tn
lowest prices. HE asks for q liberal shar
of public support, feeling conf dent tina
when once tried his store will work |,
own way into popular favor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

At the Cabinet meeting yesterday i,
the policy TO be adopted in regard TO
applications by the Senate for informa-
sion as TO suspensions from office was
considered. TIE President and all the
members of the Cabinet are understo cd
10 be opposed to complying with the
requests for such information. At
yesterdays meeting, IL Is understood,
letters were formulated, in answer to
the requests OF the Senate for the papers
touching the changes Ia the Office oil
United States marshal for the Southern
District Ct Alabama and 10 the office OF
Collector of Internal Revenue for Dis
trict OF South Carolina, informing the
Senate that 1t Is not deemed advisable
80 comply with the requests in theii
present form. at is und erslood tina,
1t Is the desire OF the Administration Il
force the Senate TO state its position OF
this question, 30 that the matter MAJ
be brought to an issue and settled al
soon as possible"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
A Bsid Robbery.

A bold robbery WAS perpeiTAted
THURSDAY morning between the hours
Of 9. and 10 O'Clock at the resider CO Of
EigAr n. Hoopes, butsness manager OF
she Morning News, No 1914 Jefferson
street The iadi.s Of the family wers
in the rear pars OF the house. and the
thieves are supposed 70 have effected
an entrance By op-uing the front door
with skeleton ksyh
Tbey then pAssoJ np stairs to room
occupied By Mrs. Osborne, mother o.
Mrs. Hoops and Miss Hoopes. Every
thing il this room Was thoroughly ran
sacked, and among the articles missed
are Miss Hopes gold watch With ses
shell cases, four gold rings, t~o gold
brezstpins. Two small tatcbels contain
ing a rocket book. with 81 to ~ in 1t
= 10. OF small articles nf jeWalry, etc.
The wardrobe of Mr.. Hopes VA
| also visited, and the pockets VI ever,
article Of wesrir g apparel turned insid'
| out. Ia the search for vaiuables, ate
which the arments were thrown OF
the floor. As nothing further wa
dissutbed, IL 10 supposed they wer,
| frightened away. but they succeeded ii
| getting about 500 worth Of vAlu.
| ables.
Il IL believed that there is gang O
experienced thieves 10 the city, from
Philade. phiA, who are provided Wit
skeleton keys that will open almos
ny loak.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

On Thursday officer Cloud found
Richard Darrah very drunk over the
Brandy wine and took him TO the hall
when he Vas Arrnianed before Judge
|Cumm,ns this morning be stated he had
only been released from Jail on Wed
nesday, and wanted TO get TO PhIadel
phiA- He had started 10 walk there
y ben be ret an DID friend In Brandy.
wine and they had . few drinks TO.
sether. He pleaded 10 be let on, and
said that he twas anxious TO vacate
this city" The Judge informed him
that ~ far ss his presence wss concern
ed he could do that at 8 o'clock To-
morrow morning, and conld remain IN
the cells until that time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
Aeeideut ata Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs Caroline McKin.
ney took place On Thursday afternoon
from the Pirst Presbyterian church.
The deceased being veil known.a large
number Of people assem- led to heal
Rsy Mr. Lindsay's funeral remarks.
White the funeral was leaving III,
church Mrs Mccarthy, an aged LADY
residing At 1886 Freuch street, lei
while descsndlng a short flight Of stair
leading from tho main audience room
70 the yestibale ard struck her head
Several la1ie1 SCREAMED and attracte,
he attention of some gentlemen VII
picked her ~ sRd carried her 10 III
auditory and laid her On the floor Di
Kane, appeared in response 10 q hast
7nm mona, and said that there was
severe wrennhing Of the back, but u
serious injury The lady soon recoyere
sufficiently to be taken 10 her home.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
BuIIaing inspector,

Although q Binding inspector. to
succeed Philenma Chandler, will not
be elected by City Council until Thurs
day, May 6.h, candidates are airead )
becoming quite plenty. Among the
principal names menti9ned are those OF
Harry Lape, the wellEpown COZ tractor
and builder; Frank B. Carswell, =
onng architect, aud ex Councilman
Patrick Dillon, who Las been engage
for many years 10 the building and
contracting business. As the salary Of
this oftice 10 g., coo, and the term three
years, II 10 probable there viii be sti!
other candidates within the thre,
months which will elapss undi til,
election. No person can se eligible a
q candidate for the Office unless he haI
oeen, CT Is at the time Of bis elrction,
carpenter, brick mason, architect o
builder, ard shall have been engage,
n business as such at least teven ear
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

The directors of the Mill Creek Hun.
dred Mu'ua Fire Insurance Company
met at the Clayto House on Thursday
George Klair occupied the chair
Thomas l.. j. Bald win acting az Score
tary. OF the directors, John w, Day
Talleyville Howard G. Finn, New
port; Alfred G. Brooks, Christiana
Frederick Klair, Chris.iana Abnei
Mitchell, Hockessin, and John Ball
Midtown were present The ouly bust
ness Of importance transacted was tc
order 81. 800 TO be paid to Jeremiah B
Harvey, near Clayton, whose barr
was burned last fall. The Compan,
Idined at the Clayton House.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

The annual meeting Of III
chip Steam Engine COMPANY n
lasi evening, when the iollosA
were elected: :.
president. W. G. LeIbnnat
president, W. Nj. Hyatt '.sis|
w. Maloney; assistant s,crslsI
Perkins treasurer, Joia
trustees, w. O, Leibrsndt VI
Casey and II. N. Wiley ilw|
committee, j. McConegny =
mer and w. ], McGonlglsi
IA. wiley /; assistant forsnA
Mcdowell and A. P. Lolns !
10 the convention for the nos1
q chief engineer OF the or, I \
ID, w. Maloney, a. L
James McAleer. -,
The delegates wern insu ~,
sent the name Of Joseph f lal.
candidate for Chief Enn ~
Fire Department. Mr.. IN
been o member OF the FrlsDs
pany for SO years, ana u An@
aetic fireman.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
FOURTH EDITION,
KDosa


For good coal 60 80 Bnshss Fre1ch
street. wharf.
Paper bags for sale cheap As the RR
PUBLICAN ofaea
Chotee family coal uDder cover ~
Mills, Fourth and RsigrcAc.
I,ovefeass will be observed at Asbufy
N. 4 church this evening.
The Nonparesl Association ball VII
take place on February ID
Gene and look ct the Capital range
Pickels' stsve store. Q East Fourth g.
Rev. z. c. Jones, pastor Of MI
Salem NJ. T. ehurch, will preach ~
Union "A. Z church this evening.
The missionary anniversary OF 81
Parl's n. L. church will be held on
Tuesday eve1ins, March 9.
Carry's Erysipelss Ointment cures
srysipeIas in iis worst form. Sod oy
Taylor & Falserton, sO2 King street
Carload Of hay and straw a. lowest
prices PhilIps' txo stores, Front ana
Madison and Fourth and French
Pare pepper and pure spices are oui
speeiAliiies- Crippen, 5 East Second
street
sAuples Of Davies s. Sons uprigh,
pianos II So9 W. sixth street Very
ane TO be so .oE in prioa. Come AM
examine them.
Charles II. S:itff de2ires his patrons
10 call on James Snobe, $40 W. SIKH
ssreer, when tbstr instruments wAn'
tuning. etc
The iArg 1t apple ard potato dealer 10
the city. These in want would save
liue and money By buying OF sn eitz
s. Co., IS kAst Fourth street.
Sonsh down legs OF mutton at II cts.
Ger pound a. Peadermaker's greA;
western meat mGEset, SCI King street,
under ClAytol Hoese.
Capt John T. cooper, Ct Thorough
fare Neck, App quinimink Hundred,
has sold his farm. containing ninety
seven acres, 70 c. ". JAnell, for s.. 800.
Rev. Mr.. Lsndsay, Of the First
Presbyterian church, vtll preach In
Gilbert chapel, Tniriesnth and French
streets, this evening At 80 O'Clock.
The public Il inviad 70 be present
Over ], 900 barrels choice apples in
store and on track here, for sale In lou
70 suit These apples are consigped and
N uss be sold AZ once. Warren Harper
& Bro, No. ITO EAs; Fourth street
The schooner Lucie Wheatley, be
longing TO ex Governor Hall OF Milton
| ~As launched ircm tie marine railway
Of the jackson & Sasrp Company, anc
the ves2er. Of Hhe Electric Line, VA
hauled up for repairs
Prof. A A McMas.er win bold ser
vtces in the AeCiary Buildiug en- Sar-
day evening .; 80 o'clock. Subject
Why l believe Spiritualisn 10 tn
best religion TO live By, and to die by.
We wish to call your attention. TO {
new lot OF ties met received. which y
viii sell for 25c. Thee goods, N any Q
them, were sold durit z the holidays a
dfiy and seventy i've csnts they vi
Amply repay ~ Inspection. 8. L
Oseei.ree, Gil Asrke, street..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
wTmmk nms Disesas|

John HanIey and jana
were charged before Judr
this morning with being tlsI
orderly. Oficer WEIGH, VII u
arrest, testified that be iguR
about 10 o'clock on ThuntHl
Front and Adams stree, n
both drunk. and Hsnley wi
induce McMann 70 paSs /,
hatchet which he bad d VI
When the ofiicer spoke b d.
Mann threatened 70 split lAh|
the Ratchet. and be arrssih d
McMann denied being ilnl
called attention IL an aprm Il
had on, TO prove his sssshla
was on his way 10 the KaiA
House % do some work laE u
be met HAnley who was d1ili
only bean with him about " |
when the officer arrested tea
Hanley was asked By The Go
be had 70 say, be replied ;hsi
be knew all the Off ,er bad 4
true, and that they were bob
although they had not idlat
together. The Judge ssnsu
10 pay . hne Of $2fsna cOsas