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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
EXAMINING THE EMIGRATION BOARD.

soLICIToR.GENERAL HEPBURN MEETS THE CUM
Observation-Disclosures ABOUT HIS VISIT.
solicitor-G General ". p. Hepburn, OF the Treasury
DEPARTMENT called on the Board OF Emigration yespr
day and was closeied with the Commissioners lo'
several hours Mr. Hepburn declined to make pun
lie statement as 10 the object of his visit here ho
said. however, that he might say something aiter nc
had made a report to the Treasury Depar"ne""
President Ridgway, of the Board, said that MI. hep
burn had met the Board and in response 10 an lhN'a
which IL had sent to Secretary Window on oclooer
asking him to send here representative TO nVes,is
the rental dues of $l4 900 of Castle Garden wnlch ~
Board believed werc chargeable TO the Enhsra'on
Fund but which the Treasury Department hao icluse
10 nav. Other considerations were also presenter ~
Mr. WINDOWS attention in connection with |dsu0
Garden. $500, 49,,
IL IS generally believed around Castle Garuen 'na'
General Hepburn will remain here about TWO "'eh'
and will make thorough investigation OF me Bpdlu ,
methods IL is supposed that he mas scVea oDJe' ~
In yew in making this eXamlnatlon-the ODIalnIH p
e,,idcnce which would warrant his RECOMMENDING "
stahs hment of Federal Commission IN place VI az, f
nrsent state Board and also data which wouh IustIS
lis advising the enlarging of the scope OF me CId
states Consular service. 10y which the COnsns Wo1"
he required to make careful examinations OF me i,i
migrants for this country with ample means anu "'
sistance TO do 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
zvrp. UrSTEBy Union DIVIDEND.


The Executive Committee of the Western Union
Telegraph COMPANY recommended yesterday "ie
declaration OF an extra dividend of three-quarers per
cont The regular meeting of the directors TO be
held today. will confirm this action and the dVidcn"
for the current quarter will be per cent Inc
statement which will be presented Will sho" sulius
above the extra dividend. 1t was suggested IN dill
Street that the directors might not adopt the recon-
mendation of the Executive Committee and tha' 'ne
rcported action might be nothing more thah ono Vi
Goulds tricks" The Of the stock after inc al
rouncoment was made was considered an evidence
that the extra dividend was for selling by inc
controlling interest. These rmors and Suggestions
were denied by member of the committee In ABOUT
these words: ,.
"The action of the Executive Committee Is aosoiuo'
and in fact we might have declared the dVloenus
without referring the matter to the fun boaru We
we're compelled to make larger dtstrDuuoh O GiIdf
ngs by the receipts of the company anu %e tgoc ~
~ taEe this method There was some dlHeItnoc W
opinion whether it should be an increase III me me
r5Pgniar rate or merely an additional DIVIDEND dne
man which was followed considered me yer! oes
It will result in making the western oliion P''
cfockD
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10 INVESTIGATE OTHER DEPARTMENTS
TAMMANY WILL 60 on, SINCE THE DOCK OoM
,ree,oSrpc WE'RE SIGH FAT GAME.

TAMMANY WILL W ON, SlNNI I'LL
MIssIoNERs WERE SUCH FAT. GAME
There was lull in the Dock Department mauer
Yesterday Mayor Grant said that he had ho' 'o'
finished his examination of the evidence sent MN U"
Monday by the Commissioners of Accounts ana thci'-
fore was not prepared to express an opinion as :"
bs o,lt or innocence of the accused Commissioners
of Docks How soon the Mayor will give the oiu'i
N formulate charges against them cannot be iore
told with accuracy but those who profess TO Know
do not believe that It will take Mr.. Grant all ths
week TO make up his mind. -,
Commissioner Barker of the Accounts Bureau san
vesierlav that some of his office experts were anoduS
at work on the records of the Park Department WIN,
others were examining into the mauer Vi io'
bonds tn the District Attorneys Office. we are no'
vet prepared" Mr. Barker said, TO fuinlsh 'he puoH
with any Developments The force under ,he mel Ho ",
troll of the Commissioners Of Accounts Is 700 S,pa 80
scatter them about much. otherwise i az tbc
on Animation might be made into the aIairs OF nv
Deparment of Charities and Correction Inc eviu ,
talcn last spring as TO the way c1D-worh was Jun
on Harris Island gave promise OF d,velopmeS vi d
highly Interesting character ConilllssitpI1Ii 20 Nv
said that this department Wouu po tV" ~ -
amined at the earliest possible moment
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK .........TU DEC. Il
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW fORk....... ESDAl, DEC. 10. 1897
ARRIVED
Steamer Ethiopia (Br). wilson Glasgow Nov 80 Movie
~ with mdse and passengers 10 Henderson Bros Arrived az
the Bar at 1870 pm.
steamer khaetia Ger. VogelgesanS. Hamburg Nov "A
with mdse and passengers 10 RI COrs Arrived at Bar
at ! a IN.
Brunswick Ga and Port Royal DAYS win ndse
gers 10 & n Mallory & Co
steamer CITY Of Birmingham. Berg, Savannah daya with
mdse and passengers 10 II l. Walker.
steamer Gen whitney Boston. with mdse and pa,,
10 IL r Dnock. .. ~. -
mdse 10 Carlton A MOnatt vessel 10 snow q Burgess ~
BARK Berg erl Iartnng, London ~ days. with
Ia order; vessel % Funcl, Edye& Co
Quinta (IaD. Nolpe, Susa, Tunls dav.
with bones 10 order vessel Ia Funch EdJe d Co.
sUNSET-At sandy HOOK wind moderate Sc; olouav
Al CITY Island. wind light. NE; cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer (Dton), Baker, Amsterdam Nov "a with
mdse and passengers Funeh. Edye Co. Arrived the
bar at 100 pm .
Steamer JOHN sabderson (Br) Smith. Montevieo Ala Nor
fol. md Baltimore. in ballast 10 Busk JevoD-.
Steamer city Of Atlanta, leighton Havana days with
nd.r and passengers Jas Ward Co Arrived at ar
at 10 80 y ~.
steamer Hudson. Freeman Sew Orleans days. mdso
and passengers 10 ; II SEAMAN
steamer Commonwealth Van Kirk Philadelphia with mdso
and passengers, 10 Roberts ~ King
CLEARED
steamer Lydau Monarch (Bp. Hugset London Sander.
a Son
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-..,,,,oor caFES THAT WITHSTAND FIRE.

prprpROOF SAFES THAT WIIHsIAND fInL.
Now AN article can stand an ordinary 'o,' wi'"o"'
,,u Us nferiorlty demonstrated. but u Is 'he eA
80 ,eet which brings things up or oo"n " 'no
roner degree of comparison. SUCH hreS as INC s,ea'
I,paro srd Boston fires of 1879. the hre IN the arS
district in this city in 1879 and the recent hes
% Tvnn and Boston supply the surest JESUS VI ,i'
oo,ortv of certain safes The record Oh inc herilns
ar, g., tIo fires that have been mentioned Is no"
oat,er NJ history and it Is only necessary " Say "o
,hat IN the destructive November blaze al Lynn anu
nos,or the iron reproof boxes OF me hefrns manu-
eac,,ro sustained their reputation Inc company n"
occ,,ed numerous letters from people o"hnls sdioS
hat went through these fires. Milton d. for'er "ro'
so, lynn that his books placed in Da'A vault WIZ
,aI,r desroyed while the papers lett III MS hcri's
40 ware found in good condition. Inc "oonsocNo'
p,Hbcr COMPANY, occupying the building al NO %
pdtou, II when the Boston fire OF NoVehlpIr -
@ eav that the contents of thcN salo aicL pulnS
m e1hc r1ins for six days, were t0lai! unnp my! eli
,sorL G. Whiting of Boston, say tHat lion aIo ,,r
"i tho fifth floor and remained III INC r TIM - -
Iar" Ite contents we're found intact, IncS1 o. a.
s,,,os of the many testimonials whlch llerrms ~
o rroccIvirr and demonstrate that WhHe uaiS nlo
at bnildncs are such only in name, me lutpIooi
pp,siies az the Herring safe have been dehOnS,Iauoi
fevond question IL Is Impossible, say a d,
,ativo of the company, 10 make an doi ~ enc
rrcof safe for the prices asked ior ther soou " '
OF our competitors"
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established feature of that journal for two years

established feature of that Journal for two years
and half
Colonel Frederick Phisterer. of the Inspector-Gen
erals Department in Albany, visited the armory OF the
Goth Regiment last evening - make special IN
specton of the muster roll OF Company l., oil "n'oh
Captain Hugh Coleman is in command.
A meeting OF the Grant Memorial Committee
G. A. r., will be held this evening at the o''h
Regiment Armory.
At the trial Of Captain John CLARK before 'uus0
Brady in the Court Of oyer and Iermiher yes,cluas
for the killing of John Carey the defendant tesuhed
tina, the shooting was in self-defence The case VIII
be summed up to-day.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund amounts 10
SCI 800 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
ECONOMICAL MEDICAL INSPECTION
THE COLLECTOR SAVING MONEY FOR THE 'o''
ERNMENr BY HAVING DOCTOR LOOK
.nrrp ARsENTEEs.


The folIowInr report from Deputy-Cohec'or 'ano
IN COLLECTOR Frhardt shows that the Collector Is losing
no opportunity to perfect the service anu u'a1 'S
dctor has accomplished wonderful results WIN SONIC
of the q" inval,dsp In the service:
The statement Of absentces on accouh, oi "c -, IN
moss herewith suhmitted for the month oil No'emoef
1850 comnarcd with that for six months from january
- - an Isso while not satisfactory AZ ~ "ou'a
ho n the two periods OF time were 81 the i'"e .s"
", - 80 sa,nc season OF the year SHOWS never
hoesss marked improvement in regular A.cu'H.o 70
du,v that can only be attributed 70 inc en- " ,S ~.
all ,,,sltat,ons OF ths physicians empio9o" ~ ~
rrrose The number Of days absence iioi" .
- Irno 40 mot including the Naval onioob Va 80
- an average OF $40 days por month"; as" - i
yovc,nbor a gain OF 336 days In one h'ohu' " ,, -,
tho average salary Of employees to pay pns ,O
800 ,oar II this gain be maihtineu '"e ~
ontio year Il will amount 10 4O32 days rcpvsV''s ho'
~ 49, 10000 a consideration that wouiu seem 70
-, ,r continuance OF the experiment oil ineuicai H.
spection. ,. tho averaee number OF
drs Iost nv each man 91-1OO, WINE ioI No MN,
:, ,orber the average per man was oo'ioo' i'uu0
] =, aoe1Oo per man. The average HUMMER Vi en'
,os ahsant each day during the torner po''ou "a'
pao! 90 d during the latter. 81 33lOo' an average
daily reduction OF IL 72lOo' , .os,,,s ooroi,,,
o,ho comnarsons may be made showing results equay
.torv hut the foregoing are sufficient 70 prove 'hS'
Ss evnetnent OF medical inspection is decu'u su0''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board OF Estimate and Apportonneh" "i' A
noon. - ,,....rnox
INQUEST on Henry Harris by Coroner MESSENGER
sinking E,nd Commissioners, CITY Hail. D m.
New.Jcrsey Jockey Club races Elizabeth .. m.
Aoueduet and Quarantine Commissioners meetnes'
Hsss,,nr y, canal hoatucn No. 10 South-st., z D. NJ
Athletic Union Committee. Grand Union HOTEL D. III"
Board OF Education. D. m -. p,a,n,
1870 D. -, ,.s,s,r, raxinpton
Avenue Opcra House. 4 y. m
press Club reception. clubhouse. evening %
twelfth Regiment Athletic Club games srmor'' o
Funeral Of Harvey Kennedy. st. Thomas's Chureh'
1 D. m. - ,,a ch,clor,no Hall
Lecture by the Rev. DR.. MAYNARD ChickermR maj"
8 y. -....., xoooo,,on rnx.
fngton Avenue Opera House. evening. ...
uehrew Educational Fund Fair. American Institute
Building. " IL, o,,.o, Hall
Electrical Institute, electrical section clinton man,
8 D. m. m ~, 49,, ,uoo,ars,
National Association Of Trotting Horse Breeders
annual meeting. Fifth Avenue Hotel. D. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
ONE slit AGAINST LEDERER ENDED.

report was published yesterday that George W.
ederer. formerly manager OF the Hermann Transat
lantc vaudeville Company, had eloped and gone 20
san Francisco with Miss Clara Chester formerly OF 'c
vaudeville company, who had brought suit against MN
for abandonment. Miss Chester was missing on Noi-
dav, when she was wanted In court Dut her s''er'
Miss Flora Chester, said YESTERDAY Vhat Snc oIe
he was seen in this city YESTERDAY afternoon: Miss n,
Chester has abandoned the SUIT asuet lGuoIot' Iii
60 on in spite Of the absence Of Miss Chester who was
wanted as witness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
oprv,vc NEW sCBOOLHOUSE.

The new yellow brick schoolhOuse in the EleVenm
Ward AZ Rivington and Lewis sts., was opened yes
terday by the transfer of Primary NO. IN cannon,
81 10 the new building. -Four hundred boys anu
girls were placed the class rooms and MISS cNeS
the principal of the primary TOOK charge Vi 'no NV
'i9 a. h,,ndred and fifty new pupils from the
1edcbborbood of the new building were walilhs 10 ~.
aSmitted and it Is expected that the attendance w.,
Increase TO 900 before spring NO prln.iPat i t%o
lion assigned TO the grammar department Vi uio
ecbnol The new building cost about S2OOooo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
ANOTHER STORM PREDICTED.

Sergeant Dunn promises another change In the
weather. 1.-THE brief era of blue skies and dry pave
ments is over for the present" nc said yesterday
Another storm of rain and high southeaserly winds
is on its way from Montana. 1t will be hero early to-
morrow morning This storm will be Of far greater
severity than its immediate predecessor and heavy
raes will prevail all along the Atlantic coast At
5resent II is impossible for me 10 say how Long the
itorm vii remain here. but 1t will certainly lBt all
The highest temperature in NewYork yesterday was
A degrees fan Of twelve degrees from that OF Mon
day.
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FOR AND AGAINST A oRossrowY ROAD.

FOR AND AGAINST A CR0SSTOWN hoAD'
The Mayor gave public hearing yesterday 10 inc
nronerv holders who arc for and against the granting
~ the franchise asked by the Metropolitan cross
town Railroad Company to lay double tracks through
w.. rh,,oor,bst There was a crush OF interested
neonlc at the Mayors office when Justice George b.
Deane. jr. opened the case by submitting protest
setting forth that Thireenth-st well as DelahceyS"
and Waverly Place which included IN he pro-
nosed route were too narrow for twotracK rOaa'
waverlv Place being but twenty-five feet WIDE while
the doube track would take up eighteen feet. 'uoso
peane said that the property holders had spent oou
sands of dollars in improving these streets lhcleass
the taxable value OF the property by millions Oh uoi
lars Daniel Levcnritt, for the company conlohueu
mat the affections offered unf0unded ana tna'
as Inc entire taxable value Of West Ihl1cehtn-sI' p
tween Eicbtb-ave and the North River was onlS
ss73 600 the taxable value could not nave been au
varced millions by anybody. lie urged una. LA
road was greatly needed by the people. ana "9u n
improve the value Of the property along Nest WI in
tcenth-st Levi Samues, representing the WIS., ~
ington Market dealers. advocated the grant "a ame
comnany and George b. Dcane, ST., maze Nlsorouo
argument against the project declaring u an 0utIase
mon the people of the Ninth Ward. several otner
speecbes were made and Mayor Grant took the paper
saving that he would give the matter duo CONSIDERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
MERCANTILE EXCHANGE ELECTIONS.

The Mercantile Exchange held its annual eecton
Yesterday, at its rooms, No. Harsonst. Inc loi,
lowing officers were elected by vote oil l74 gu, Vi
tho 14e ballots cast: President. James Ii. snyder
vice-presidents, E. c. Williams, William T. sih'Vn'
F. n. Barrett, Charles l. Rickerson; treasurer =. d.
- , ~. o,,oo,,,yo committee John Rudd, Edward
zimmer, n Hennebergcr W. H.; b: Totten. H. -
White David Hunt H. NJ Bscho ~ W. el a j. r.
s,ntbvrcR F T. Dubois, W. S. Temple; gratui'!
,r"etae for three years, W. l. Young.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
p,ccrvc INTO THE METHODISTS HANDS.

Tho New-York Church Extension Society OF une
Methodist Episcopal Church has bought the recently
vacated church property known as All Souls IN
Forty eghthst between sixth and seventh aves'' ior
$40 900. Presiding Justice Van Brunt, OF the gu
1reme Court on Monday granted an oider pcrn",' Va
Tho cole Of the property upon petition of the Kev.
M = Ucber Newton and the wardens ana Vesu litt
Of the church. The president of the soGey' cde6
Sn,"ate said Yesterday that it had not been decucl
rTbst use would be made Of the properly ahhoubn
II would probably be occupied as church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11

SMALL CHANCE FOR ABLE. BODIED GRINDEhS'
No licenses were issued 10 organ-grinders YESTERDAY
under tho amended ordnance. The Mayor has decided
thar able bodied men shah be the last to receive any
~ the 300 licenses be given out. The blind the
lame and destitute veterans of the war Will have thcr
annlcations attended 10 first 4 desk In the Mayors
,fa-taI.s odce which is marked Organ grinders
Clerk is the place where applications are received
or The first six on the list, four blind and two are
lame Marshal EngchaId expects 10 issue some OF the
licenses on Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
ladies' House Robes and Wrappers

Ladies House Robes and Wrappers.
One hundred well-made' manu-
some flannel Wrappers a. os oa
offered this week at $3.50 each.
One hundred - better grade
actual value from 800 to
$1,000, at $500, $3.50, S6.oo'
$3.50, 90 and $500 each:
Novel effects in lOw-prlced l'h-
ported flannel wrappers.
The above goods, without eH-
ceptiOn, are new ana deslrau,o'
the greater part recently Rur-
chased for this sale. They will be
found i'm our Ladies' Underwear
Department, second floor.
JAMES McCREERY u CO.,
Broadway and 18th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
rnR RnRB1NG 4 HOTEL GUEST.

Joseph Kelly. bellboy at the d. 'di'0 No. 49,
WOE ,riod Yesterday before Recorder smyth ON the
cb.rce NJ stealing $50 from William c. Lyon, guest
% the hotel Kelly was sent 10 Mr. Lyons room on
the evening of November 20, and soon afterWa" inc
money was missed, a torn $40 bill which Iesemoieo
torn bill which Mr. Lyon had was found IN IGii OF
md other articles of fine clothing were found IN nelly
funk p The Jury convicted Kelly and the kecoldeT
santenced him 10 nine months in the pcnttenuary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
Tall Clocks.

From all who furnishing large city country
houses the Ginning clocks deserving OF
special attention The bells possess sweetness and
pemanence. Of tone hitherto una
tsnable. Clocks may BE- had with full chimes 0: these
bells with single bell only for the hour hafhour
stroke, may De desired. Cases Of oak sntoue oak
and mahogany Of designs els where ob,alnabe: or
cases will be made to order scarcely any increase O,
cost to harmonic with interior work VI hall when such
correspond nee In style is wanted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TO-DAY.
Sun rsss ITO Sets +29 M,an rise. sl4 Moons age IS
HIGH WATER
M-sandy Hook, 94l Gov. Island 1908 Hell Gate lisa
p I-Sandy Hook iO.lo Gov. Island l0.%0 Hell Gaio-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11

Mems SO Shoes for 81 0s and 81 Shoes q
40 a. Calf Grain Patent Leather plain or CORK sor ia
o1ern shocmaking machinery does II the cobber am NJ
begch are relies Of the past KENNEDY 20 Corttandts
upstairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11

cnow's established $50 Bon Bons and choice
as" uneGuaile1 Potter Buil1ng 80 Park Row
ca Hotel building, Fultonst Try our magical ooug'
droDg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11

Beware of slight irritation Of the throat
,nmmes Celebrated Cough Drops give immed ave rene,
Genuine have A. H. b. on each drop 4oS 40 "rahu'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11
Announcements.

Avoid harsh purgative pills. They make you you
sick and then leave constp1ed Carters Litue h'0i
pills regulate the bowels and cure you.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11

THE BOYNTON FURNACE Co.
r., Boynton's Furnaces Hot Water Heaters RangeA
ao 10 oO7 and 900 Water:sL. New-York
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HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d..
$40 WEST 126rHST.
Diseases OF the Nervous system Genito Urinary ofen>
rnpotence and Sterility. Hours " II 70 b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-11

DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES CuRED
,scr,s par INVISIBLE TUBULAR EAR CUSHIONS Wits.
heard Successful when all remedies fail illustrated
~ proofs FREE Call HIscoX. s53 way, ~ l.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

tnat tney called rns same day. and re
adeed under hLs breath, "A4y be for
given FOR that be. | recollsct II, he
continued, because / was preparing
brief for an important cause and l was
annoyed ss the interruptions. presume
they had references | presume yours
does-to some action before the courts Ia
relation 70 his unclaimed property"
Il presume 80. said the old man. ris-
ing. Il am employed by client 70 es-
tablish claim against the property. l
am al attorney / ind it difficult 70 con
struct a chain of evidence. There Is
missing link. which must DC among the
late Mr.. Persons papers. l am annoyed
70 ind the possibility Of second con
testant, when / supposed there was but
one
May ask who that one IS"
you will pardon me If | maintain
that as a secret"
Holbrook could only assent gracefully.
The old man bade him good day and
passed out.
Your story may be true, or It may
not alu l4ACAAAlca " hCAAcNC NAr
ter" said Holbrook aloud when he was
alone.
he picked up the card again and read
the name. He touched the bell which
summoned his managing clerk.
When that person entered he said:
CLARK. do you know lawyer by the
name Of George Parker"
Yes. that was the man who just
passed out"
What do you know about him?'
Not much, and what | do, not 10 his
advantage. A rather shady character.
Said to have been disbarred many years
ago. But imagine he has been restored.
I'd fight very shy of him"
He came for information which 1
couldn't. and therefore didn't, give
him"
ut was for no good, I'll bet," replied
the clerk as he left Holbrook.