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Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03
FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Is the Rate at Which Brokers
Cash the Salamander Work.
mems Checks.

The Salamander Stove-lining
and Fire Brick Co. pays off Its
hands every Saturday night with
certificates OF the work done dur
ing the week. The first OF each
month these "checks' r cashed
by the company, but here of late
certain "brokers" have appeared
on the grounds of the company
every Saturday evening, proclaim
ing their willingness to discount
the mems checks, giving them 50
per cent. of the amount the check
| calls for
| The managers of the company
were cognizant of the fact, but al
lowed it to go on, surprising their
workmen were being accommodate
ed. Now it is whispered around on
all sides that the company has
these brokers employed to discount
the checks, in order to save money,
and that it is done with the funds
ofthe company. Such is not a fact.
A reporter for this paper called at
the business office of the company
to-day and finding the manager,
Mr.. Dixon, out of town, asked Mr..
Robertson, the book-keeper, what
he knew Of it. This gentleman ex'
pressed surprise that such things
should be said and avowed his
determination to see in the future
that no "broker'' be allowed on the
grounds for the purpose of cashint
checks.
This is an unjust accusation
against the managers of Mexico's
great industry and it is to be hopee
the course Mr.. Robertson shall
take will put an end to the gossip
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03

she will not be interviewed against my
advice. Come in. Ii you want to inter
view anybody, interview me-"
Tom looked at him roguishly and said:
"Do you recoI;ect what the reply of
the king was to Richelieu, when the car
dinal told him if he must love anybody.
to love himY"
"No."
HE said, a very poor substitute, your
eminence, for a fresh young demoiselle.'
So say l."
Hoibrook led the way into his private
office, closing the door behind them.
squat" said he to Tom. land take a
cigar"
Tom threw himself on the lounge at
full length and as he lit his cigar. said:
"By Jove-puf-puff-its a deuced-
puff-strnnge Observation-Disclosures
that l should-puff-have up-puff
-~puif-against Templeton's sister here"
"Why?''
Because it was precisely that murder
which led me here. What have you got
new about it,"
Nothing"
"And you her COUNSEL"
eyes. since ten minutes ago"
Hasn't she got a suspicion of any
kind-of a woman, or q quarrel. etc.Y'
"Not a suspicion. But let me put you
on the right track. I am retained to
look after the dead brothers property.
and see to closing up his business"
"Oh, well, l haven't dropped that
murder yet"
"What do you know more about it,"
"Not much, if anything. The old man
has become very much interested in the
case, and has discharged me"
The "old man. was the editor-in-chief
of the paper Tom was employed on.
Discharged your:
"Yes, at my suggestion"
81 don't understand YOU
mo? Well, then, I am detailed to
work the matter to the end. As a first
move l have gotten myself discharged,
so as to throw the other boys off the
scent? Do you see??'
'Ohr'
81 have been working for three days,
and l want help. Those COMPOUNDED dc
tectives are jealous of me ever since /
rooted out that nest Of burglars up the
country-you remember-and watch me
like q hawk"
"How a l help your
VERY easily, and all the more since
you are o counsel for the sister. I
want an exact description of that suit
OF clothes the man wore who knitted
| Templefons OF course If / asked to see
il / could easy enough. but I'd have the
whole LOT Of than On my heels.
.And yop wantrfg0&kgmMfkfe Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03
To BE CONTINUED
Racing to Come This Season

Racing to Come This Season.
There will be some big racing
during the coming season by the
Atlantic greyhounds. 1t is now
settled that the new steamer, the
Majestic, sister ship of the leu
tonic, will be started from Liver
pool regularly nose and nose with
the City of Paris. There will be
racing regularly then between the
Teutonic and the City of New
York, and the Majestic and the
City of Paris. 1t is the general
belief among steamship men that
the latter ship has never developed
her highest speed, though she cas-
lily holds the best record to-day.
She is, by long odds, the favorite.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03
Gov. ID. II. Francis.

1t is a hard matter to pick up a
Missouri paper which does not
contain a complimentary notice OF
Gov. Francis. Every promise
made by his friends has been full
filled to the letter, and SO far he
has not made a single blunder.
Such an administration will not
fail to bear good political fruit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03
winscott's Good Work.
From the st. Louis Chronicle.

EToiii TIC Oh ifOuts SuKtHfCiNs
Winscott, the Browns young
first baseman from Mexico, No., is
doing good practice work. Had
not Sweeney shown up rather un'
e~xpectedly, Winscott would prop
ably have played first base for the
Browns this season.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03


The executive committee of the
Missouri Press Association will
hold a meeting at the Laclede.
Hotel in st. Louis Thursday,
April 8, for the purpose of fxirg
the time and place of holding the
next annual meeting of the Associ-
alton and of arranging a programme
for said meeting. The meeting
will be held during the summer
and already arrangements have
been made for an excursion to St.
Paul, Yellowstone Park, Helena,
Denver and Salt Lake City. Pull
man palace cars will be furnished
and the trip, fully 1900 miles in
length, will cost each individual
not exceeding s6O-less than a
third of the cost when made alone.
R M. White, editor ofthe LEDGER,
is a member of the committee and
| will attend.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03
MexicO's Money.

From the st. Louis Rural World. 4
The Audraln County's list of.
stakes and purses will be found in
our issue this week on the page;
following this and fully confirms
all that has been said in these
columns as to the enterprise dis
played by that energetic associa-
ton. Their speed programme will
command the attention of the
entire horse world of the West and
it will not surprise us to see many
of the best horses on the western
circuits this year competing for the
money they so lavishly offer.
Readers will note the fact that
only five per cent is charged for
entrance to their stakes, that they
offer, all told, 81 1925 and that 49,
700 of that is for stakes and g.
700 of that IS for colts and green
horses and $500 for the stallion
stake. J. A. Glandon, of Mexico,
is okdIy dIiO W Hill all 1cttcI .
| should be addressed.
Last Wednesday several of Mex
ico's sportsmen we're hunting
duck, snipe and plover near Rush
Hill. They had a bunch of decoy
ducks, made OF solid wood, float.
ing around on the pond. They
didn't see any game in that imme.
date neighborhood so they went
off about a half mile, when they
heard seven shots, fred at close
intervals, in the direction of thei'
decoys. Fastening back theY-msa
granger who SAID, :'Gol darr my
skin. l du wish you would kick me
good. shot at them ta.nel wood
en- ducks seven times None of
the birds will float lsvel on account
of the weight of lead in one side.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03
New Catholic Church.

The Catholics have $500 SUBJ
scribed toward the erection of the
new church building here and they
think they will have no trouble to
raise the rest needed. They will
build a 81 600 or 81, 200 house.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03

The great gambling scheme
known as the Louisiana Lottery
should be suppressed. 1t not only
takes ready money out of the coun-
try, but it breeds a spirit of gamb-
ling which is demoralizing to both
young and old. The Congress of
the United States should wipe it
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03

OLBROOK col
Jared him.
Here, you lu-
matte, what are
you up to-
Il want to stop
her. | want to in
terview her. Stop
that elevator"
THAT YOU
shan.t."
Who'll pre-
vent me'
81 will / am
- -,t -l
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03
CHAPTER VII.
A DEUCED PRETTY CLIENT.

HE younger of the
two entered first.
BE seated" said
Holbrook as he drew
chairs toward his desk
for them to occupy.
"In what way can l
serve your
As he asked this
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03
WinscOtt


The Browns let 60 a very clever
and promising player in Winscott,
the young first baseman from Mex
leo, Mo. Andy saw that Sweeney
was to get the first call at first base
and rather than play on the bench
he decided to ask for his release.
His parents live at Mexico and he
was not willing to go elsewhere
than St. Louis, else he might easily
have secured another engagement.
He is a good hitter, fielder and
runner, and an intelligent player.
He will return to newspaper work
in Mexico.
Ladies' Department of the Fair.
The following ladies meet IN
the parlors of the Ringo House at
2:30 p. m. Tuesday Mrs. R. NJ.
White, Mrs. J. M. Davis, Mrs.
DIR. Crawford, Mrs. DR.. Basket,
Miss Bell Morris, Mrs. VIM. Pol
lock, Mrs. Bob Hisey, Mrs. ]. M.
Pollard, Mrs. J. A. Headington,
Mrs. Green Clay and Mrs. c. F.
Clark. They were appointed by
the directors of the Fair Associa.
ton to revise and arrange the fail
programme in those departments
| which are of interest to the ladies
| of the county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03
VIII,

TIL REPORTER DISCOVERS a PLAN TO
THE LAWYER
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03

The roof of the hotel at Louis
vile, where Mrs. Ouerbacker
daughter of J. D. Tucker, boards,
was blown off by the cyclone, but
no one was hurt. Capt. Hiner has
a good many relatives living in
Louisville, but we cannot see by
the paper that any of them were
hurt-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03

of the two threF back her heavy Grape
veil.
Hoibrook wasstruck with the marvel
Gus beauty of the face thus uncovered
before hil~a face almost colorless, of
marbls< hiteness, exquisite in form AND
~feature, delicate, refined and sensitive;
two large, soft brown eyes looked upon
him appealingly, soft brown hair crown-
ed the beautiful face; she was slight and
petite in figure.
In a low, sweet voice she said:
"My name is Templeton-Annic Tenn
pleton. This is my mother"
The lady referred to threw back her
veil to acknowledge the bow of Mr.. Hol-
brook.
She was at least 80 years of age, prob
ably older, with silver hair; truly the
mother of her daughter, having the same
refinement and sensitiveness of feature
and expression, the same brown eyes,
though somewhat di~mmed-a sad face
and worn-not a face to battle with the
world. Quite evidently she was n of
those who are led, who do not lead.
The young lady continued:
1--WE are the mother and sister of the
Mr.. Templeton who was foully murdered
in Union square"
Il presumed so when I heard your
Names said Holbrook, for the sake of
saying something
81 hardly know what WI want to say
toyou, Mr.. Extraordinarily know what
we want to do. We have been 30 disap-
pointed. The coroner seems TO have
washed his hands of the whole matter,
and the police give us no satisfaction or
lloDr.. We have no friends in the city
we are quite alone. But we thought
that as you had been a witness of the
terrible deed we would call upon you
ans! ass if there was anything you saw
tia las not been made public"
T 2 heiplessness and the innocence Of
tic two women, impelled by love for {
ION and brother to an enterprise fol
which they were wholly untitled, touch
al I%Iolbrook; he felt q boundless pity fol
them, and he was surprised at it, for hi:
ry;npathies were not particularly quick.
There were mute appeals for help ii
the brown eyes of both, clouded with
tears as they looked upon him.
He felt a choking sensation in his
.ilroat and could hardly realize it.
al believe. madam. all that is known
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03
Ladies' Department of the Fair

The officers and directors of the
Fair Association met in the parlors
of the Ringo Friday to revise
the old programme. They made
several important changes. They
wish the ladies who are interested
to have a meeting next week and
send a committe on suggestions to
meet with the directors next Satur-
day afternoon at l o'clock in the
Ringo parIors.
Misses MoIlie Houston and Sal
lie Pierce returned to their respect.
i've homes, Mexico and Columbia,
Saturday. They have worked dill,
igently for the advancement of ouI
school, and should not be forgotten
at the next meeting of the board to
elect teachers for the ensuing year,
Sturgeon Leader.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John N.
Murphy, a son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-04-03
FROM THE DIARY OF 4 LAWYER AND THE NOTE
BOOK OF i REPORTER.
Bv NORTH.

Copyrighted, 1859, by Q. ri. Durham. Published by spe'
.ough the American Press Association.
, 1890-05-07
ST. CROIX STATION.

New York, May 3rd.-The race for the
100 guineas stakes was run at Newman
ket Yesterday, Semolina being LIST; Memoir,
2nd; Fatuite, 3rd.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Gladstone
voted in favor of Mr.. Camcron'S motion for
the diseslablishment of the Church Of
Scotland, Which was rejected By 256
to '2I8 votes.
The Prince of Wales and several mem
be!s OF he Royal family attended the re-
cpption given in honor Of Mr.. Henry NJ.
Stanley. The Prince of Wales proposed
a vote of thanks to the explorer which was
adopted by acclamation.
A ConStantiDOple despatch says that the
MARQUIS Of Salisbury has offered to arrange
the evacuation of Egypt, provided England
retain the right to intervene anu re-0ccupy
the country if it shOnld be necessary.
The French paper La France states that
General Boulanger will return on Sunday
and demand a new trial, ami that he VIII
notify President Garnet OF the place at
which he Intends to land.
The Strikers caused Il riot at IOurcolngv
q French manufacturing town.
Several thousand belonging to various
trades have struck work III Chicago,
Philadelphia, and Milwaukee.
st. Kits, 3rd-The body of Captain
Durham OF the Scrutton steamer Morven
has been recovered by divers, vessel will
probably be a total wreck.
Cable between St. Croix and Jamaica
repaired, restoring duplicate communica-
ton north of st. Croix and st. Thomas.
The repairs to the ST. Vincent st. Lucia
section delayed by boisterous weather.
Dpmerara, May 4th.-Dr. Rafael Seyas,
Under Secretary of State forl Foreign
Affairs in Venezuela, who has been here
about 10 days in connection with the boun-
airy question, has, it is believed, lodged a
protest with His Excellency Lord Gorm
ston against the alleged British encroach'
memt east of the Schombuigk Line.
New York, May 9TH London news,
states that the eight hour advocates held 3
, 1890-05-07
CHRTSTIANSTED.

0ANbJ 49,
May 4-Per Schr TiSiIdat from ST..
Thomas-Fredelik George, Mis-. A. Ebber-
sen, Sister & 2 children Antonio Alev,
BeScente Alev.
May G-Per schr Mary for St. Thomas
Miss. Manula, James BIlfour, P. Patrick
" Son, Mrs. Best, H. A. Mabb, Richard
Jones, Joseph Murphy.
Cleared.
May 9th. Brigantine "Henriett tt" Nielsen
master, for West End with part cargo
sugar for Copenhagen.
tREDERIKSTED.
From St. Thomas per schr. "Atlantic"
May 0th.-Mr. & Mrs. G.. La Beet, 5 child
ZEN, Miss Anna La Beet g. servant, g..
Sewer, Miss Augusta Fair.
For st. Thomas per schr. "AtIantic,"
May 5th,-BiShop Branch, Reyd. Semper,
Inspector Watkins. Mr.. q. La Beet, Con-
troIIer Wifi, .. Hansen.
, 1890-05-07
New Books,

Froude's "EngliSh in the West Tndies'
75cts, Salmon'S ''West Indian Confedera-
tom Gan answer to MI. Froude) 45cts,
Stanley and his heroic relief Of Emln
PaSha by E. Il. Scott, 75ets. illustrated
and with maps of the route) A visit to the
United States reprint of special Times
Correspondents I%etters) Isl Series 3Octs,
The same, 2nd Series Boots.
Avis Stationery Store.
, 1890-05-07
EiendOmlnCn
Lod No. 2. af Richmond
Land,
Land,

beliggende i Compagniets Kvarter, med
paaverende Bygninger og 0yrigt TiIbehor,
stillet til BOrtsalg ed 3 Of8ntlige AUX
toner, der afholdes her raa KOntoret.
1ste Auktion TIRsDAG den 3lie Juni
d. A.
2den Auktion TIRSDAG den Tide Juni
d. A.
9die Auktion TIRSDAG den 1ste JUL
d. A.
liver Days Eftermiddag ri 2.
conditioner, VurderingSforretning og
6vrige Salget vedr0rende D0kumenter ere,
fra 1ste Auktion, til Eftersyn her paa Kon-
tOret.
Denne Acknowledgements tjener tilIige til
Efterretning for Panthavere og andre We'd
kommende overeensstemmende med ri.
22de April 1917.
Christiansteds Auktionskontor, st, Croix,
den 5te Mai 1890.
HALVOR HANSEN,
est.
, 1890-05-07

The Factory sugar price for last weeks
cane deliveries was fixed on Monday at
$50.
THIS gives Is cts for 100 lbs. Of canes.
, 1890-05-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PrOklama.

e. LIE og Enhver som MATTE
SSS have noget at fordre i Boet
efter afgangne SIagter SAMUEL
CORNELIUS OXSTEAD og It'd
ligere abode Hustru Ann Rebecca
Oxstead indkaldes herved med 3
Maaneders Varsel, til for undertegne-
de Skifteret at anmelde og bevis-
liggj0re saadant Krav.
Christiansteds Skifteret, St. Croix, den
5te Mai 1890.
HALVOR HANSEN,
est.
, 1890-05-07
AUKTION.

Hitter Begjering at Christiansteds Skif'
Il teret, som ~sbehandlendp D0dSbort pftpr
afgangne, Enke JOHANNA JACKSON,
oliver den bemellte D0lsbo tilh0rende
ElendOm
No. IL A. Prindsensgade i Christiansted
Stillet til Bortsal2 we'd 3 offentlige Auktlon
Ell, der afholdeS her paa kontoiret,
lste Auklion MANDAG den 2den jun
Il. A.
2den Auktion MANDAG den 16de $. NJ.
3die Auktion MANDAG den 3Ote 5. NJ.
hyer Days Eftermiddag Kl. 2.
Konditioner, Vurdering> forretning og
0Vrigc Salget vcdr0rende Dokumenter ere,
fra 1ste Auklion, til Ettersyn her paa
KOntOret.
Denne Acknowledgements tjener tiIlige til
EfterretnIng for Panthavere OF andre
Vedkommende overrensstemmende med
Placat 22de April 1917.
ChriStianStpds AuktionskOntor, st. Crolx
den Ste Mai 1890.
HALVOR HAN zen,
est.
, 1890-05-07
j ust Received
At the AUjs Stationery Store.

Fancy boxes Of Stationery at 25ets. AMI
45cts. Boxes correspondence cards and
envelopes 20cts ami 4Octs. A choice.
assortment of birthday cards.
, 1890-05-07
The DrODe.f Y

AuC IOpC4 y
No. ~ A. Princes Street in ChriSlan~ted
belonging to said estate, viii be offered
for sale at 3 public Auctions, to be held
at the undersigned Office.
1st Auction on MONDAY the 2nd June
next.
End Auction on MONDAY the 10Th june
next.
8rd Auction on MONDAY the 3O,h June
next.
each day at 2 o'clock p. m.
Conditions, apprHlSrmcnt and other d.
cuments relating to the sale may be seen
at the undersigned Onice from the LIST
Auction.
This advertisement serves also for the
information Of mortgage holders and others
concerned in accOrdauCo with The PIacaId
dated 22nd Apsil 1917.
Christiansted's Auction Office, St. Croix
the 5th May 1890.
HALYO2 II ANSEN,
est.
, 1890-05-07
The Property
Lot No. 2. Of Rich mond

situated in Company's Quarter, with build
ings thereon and other appurtenances will
be offered for sale at 5 public Auctions, to
be held at the undersigned Office.
LIST Auction on TUESDAY the 3rd June
next.
End Auction on TUESDAY the 18th
June next.
3rd Auction on TUESDAY the LIST July
next.
ZACH day at . o'clock p. m.
Conditions, appraisement and other docu-
ments relating to the sale may be seen at
the undersigned Office from the LIST Auc-
ton.
This advertisement serves also for the
information of mortgage holders and others
concerned in accordance with the Placard
dated 22nd April 1917.
O~hristiansted's Auction Office, st Croix
the 5thMay 1890.
80" HALVOR HANSEN, /.
go est.
, 1890-05-07

the request of Chris ,iansted's Dealing
AOonrt as administering the Estate of the
late SAMUEL OXSTEAD, butcher, and
previously deceased wife, and at the re-
quest of HENRY ENGLAND'S widow,
Sarah England,
, 1890-05-07

UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRIS
TlANSTED'S POST OFFICE.
PAID.
Mrs. Cleveland, Joseph InCP, Cesar
Bornand Margot, William St"n!ey jr, Ann
Eliza Stevens.
Joseph Donadreli Est, Rattan, Miss A.
Frederiek's, Susan Martin Els Canaa
Julia Morton, John Y. Mudie*, LauraAcl-a
Williams Est. PeterSlarm.
#RefuSed.
hristiansted's Post Office, St. Croix 3Oth
April 1890.
PETER LENNING.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN FRED.
ERR KSTED'S POST OFFICE.
Isabella Arnott, Capt, a. J. ArneSPn, II.
Christ, Oscar Frances, Herbert Faris, Ann
Riley.
Margaret Chemist, Mr.. Hrndricksen.
Mabel James, f. L~nckha.t, Il. Nielsen,
Elisabeth Nathaniel, Mrs. JenSine O'sea,
r. Petersen, Charles Powlis, Elisabeth
Ryne.
Registered) James T. King cIo. Revd.
Branch.
Fredqriksted Post Office, St. Croix, April
I 3Oth 1890.
L. RICHTER.
N BONNENTER paa danske
&SBlade m. m. anmodes ON at
indbetale Oontingentet for JUL
Kvartal 1890 linden 20de dennes
saafremt Abonnem9ntet 0nskes fort
sat.
st. Croix, den Cite Mai 1890.
PETER LEMMING G.
, 1890-05-07
AUKTION.

litter Begj@ring af Christian teds
Skifteret, som behandlende Boet efter
afgangne Slagter SAMUEL OXSTEAD Og
tidligere afd0de Hustru, SAINT efter Begj@r-
ing af HENRY ENGLAND'S Enke, Sarah
England, oliver
, 1890-05-07
CTION.

At the request of Christiansted's Dealing
"a Court as administering the estate Of the
IaIe widow JOHANNA JACKSON,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-30
INDIAN PRICES ARE VI.
They Won't Go Into Temptation In Europe
Short Of $50 10 Month.

Mr.. Tahu- Wanica. otherwise NO Neck"
chief OF Buffalo Bills Indian police arrived on
the steamship Kaiser William II. yesterday
from Bremen. 1t WAS reported that he would
contradict the stories OF the careless manage
ment OF Uncle Sans wards abroad but he
didn't Mr.. No Neck said he had returned be-
cause his three children were dead and his
vito was sick. Ito said nearly all OF the In
dams In tho show had beon sick or were
sick by reason OF eXcesses. Five OF them had
died since HOcky Bear took charge Of the
camp Inst December. Rocky Fear was not n
Him ana didn't take care o them when they
were si"k, he indians got 50 n mon'h, and
spent mach If it in playing cards. drInking
eating. ana scoInE the towns where the shOw
pi:che IT, tents No Neck said hn had COM
plainod 10 Builaio Bill about Rocky Lear, and
William said: You are not here TO complain,
but TO do your work.
Did you like Buffalo Bin"
II don't know. l liked little sGuaw in
Berlin"
IBID Buffalo FIJI, give you present when
you babe him good by"
'S'Yos: he gave me- u 300 bill. lie snid
Give them good report OF me on the othor
III tho newspapers wouli ray you 800 to
give II Tad report OF Buffalo Bill would YOU
"Oh, yes!"
After you complained about Rocky Fear to
Buffalo Bin were the lndinns treated better! Z"
"RocEy Bear stopped swearing hen"
Would you like to 90 back u the show Z"
III ButfaO Bill wants any more Indians he
will have to pay thom 500 month";"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-30
Capture or Two BrooLIyu Burglar..

Policeman joseph LanRan. detailed to catch
the sneak thieves raiGing vacant houses In
Capt Germans precinct WiIliamsburgh, yes
terday saw two men coming from the apart
ment house. 255 Rutledge street Hurriedly
ascertaininG that the doors OF the second fat
HAD been forced open. he rushed to the street
who We're running Signalling to detective
John DOan. tho policeman followed one OF the
fleeing men. who turned toward the river. dis
charging his revolver In tho air TO intimidHte
him. After a run OF five blocks the allow
fGppSd At the Boee station he DESCRIBED
Dolan then entered with his prisoner and a
parcel In which were two Jimmies md a lock
opener. The second prisoner said he was
Charles Brady OF Troy. They gave their ages
as 20 years