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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-16

last TINE
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
-FnE-
Seattle, Tacoma olympss. Steilscoon and
McSeils Island.
WINTER TIME GARD.
Commencing Tuesday, November -
Go1Ss.
leave Olympia, daily except Monday . m
arrive 1aenma :" --lo 90 n
Leave Tacoma al ts N
Arrive Seattle. A0 p IN
KETrnSTN6s
leave sssstie. daily except MONDAY .go q
Arrive Taccms. GO N
Leave Taootaa. g 80 p n
ArTzve Olympia. SIC "A
Ian mISGS-seaEtle Yeslers wharf; Taeoms,
y. h K II. wharf, 0lympia, HoFTs wharf
Meals On board. On nost making reAaa
trip sEnAaga Carries North western and Wells
Fargo express and fast freight
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ressa9 toe past ~ nulFs goods and nerehAn-
|<..e VET shipped from seattle 70 The surroand
- esnntfg az fuil0ws, PUGET sound shore
-. % iona. Colaustia 4 Puget sstna rail-
"a = ions. seattle. Lake snose Eastern
zsIsned a t0ns fy wgser-W. y. Mupnne, >
~ Washington. ton Cascade, tons Edith,
lsns; Mabel. tons: Clara Brown, tons
"a Anderson, Is tons Glide. 5 tons Ggaes. ;
IT Michigan, I tons Augusta. tons; sfovns
No.. agons; J. e. Britain. rs tons. Total
Eipmenis. 81 tors
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RATEH4Ts
SEATrLE LAKE SHORE d EASTERN RAIL
sway
Tine OF arrival and Departure OF trains
from seattle
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Arrive
For South Bend. snoQual-S
ME and wey points ""
Far Gilman and way points sSsam slspm
Fer snohomtsn and way so1am sSam
For suburban points ten trains daily each way
SUNDAY TRAIS&
For South Bend. snoQuail
ME Gilman and way{ sSsm zi5pm
peints. .s+..ses..-..s, ss...ss,ef,.|
For snohomish ane Way As asspm
points .............s........S ~
For suburban points SIX trains each way.
F.. W RUFF. Gen. Pass Agt
F. W. D. HoLERoo1 Manager.
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CTEAMER KIRKLAND

CTEAMER KIRKLAND
Leaves Power Horsa
Leases at q -. for yuaaita ana var
rorf&
Leaves at "a n. and s:l5n n. Cor Newcastle
ard way porsG
Leaves ~ p m for Jaanita aud way
porzG ]. H LoUGHEAD. Manager
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-16
rAruKK % EEeKirYs
= -, as1,istv 1 ear nails. 1 wife cabll

ore ear vhlsky. car nails. wire cable. car
Ias columns, 1esES'hAy, cars pot2toess car
Iusresa lumber. car Oh, is2 heaa sheep. lear
slslns store, cars hour, ear granite. car
uzasaseS mllk. l ear ballaing paper. car
.rsln. eAf iron girseu. car gFipsisioues. ear
|kfsslharEows. 20 tons hay. II cars lumber, cars
fkkk, ear shingles
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FOR rates. maps and particulars call on or al,
dreS@
c. G. Mcc0Rp.
No. g Washington street, Portland. o..
Tw NeGINSRSS. Seattle. W.T.
RK BILLS Tacoma w 4.
DIX BROWN. Asst Gen FresRst and P&sSen-
ger AGENT Vancouver. +. c.
Corgeszoudsnea respectfully solicited
Canadian &C CO., posf0dica-
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY THE ONLY
TRASscoNrIEKSTAL LINZ
Running solid trains irsn
PACIFIC TO ATLANTIC COAST.
-cosIsTIss or
Palace Steering and parlor cars.
Elegant day coaches,
Luxurious dining cara
commodious colonisi siesping eArs--the latter
free.
THROUGH TICKETS
To 81 Paul, Chicago, Detroit, Toronto, Mon.
;reas, Quebec, Halifax, 81 John, New
YORK. Boston, Portland. aud all
points in the United States
and Canada.
Can Be purchased a. less rate than via any
other lire.
Passengers booked to and from ali Eurcpean
points
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BEFORE THEIR FRIENDS.
sacred 'Heart Boys Examined by til
Christian Brothers.

Sacred .Heart Boys Examined by the
Christian Brothers.
The semi-annual examinations of pupils
OF the Sacred Heart College are being held in
the college exhibition bail, attended by fiat
tering success. The work is conducted by
the President, Brother Gelebern, who is as
sisted by the faculty.
The pupils so far examined have made a
highly creditable showing, having been in
duced, no doubt, to study in expectation of
their appearance before parents and friends
to render an account OF half years attain
ments. The parents express themselves
well pleased with the results achieved.
Following is the programme rendered by
the first preparatory class yesterday, during
the course of the examination: Song, Bat
tie Hymn" class; catechism; recitation,
Birds Song" Michael Murphy; song,
Orphan Boys" F. GOwan, j. Flynn; con-
cert recitation, 1.-THE Swallows" class :;
reading; dialogue, Little Philosopher"
Louis White, G. Littleford; solo, aOId Inn
Sign" Joseph Horn; recitation, Pine
Trees" Edward Kenny, John Rowan
spelling; recitation, Early Mass" William
Kelly; song. g Plenty of Good Men Still"
choir; recitation, New Years Eve" E.
Farrell, William O'Connor; arithmetic;
concert recitation, Stand the Ground"
class; solo. Angel Tears" J. O'Kane, j.
Rowan; recitation, My Country" Joseph
Horn; geography; song, Level Is Your
Good Head" choir.
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cases, 1o@101ac: California tierces, 914@91scs
a ma 5oin ignASe4c: tins lqS: pals lon; lqe;
q eoSS; extra mess do, IS 5000; family do.
Si ia o9Gi2: clear Pork, $40 60G20: extra prime,
Sls@1S 90 2 Dbl: Pig Pork . keg. S3@325:
figs rect $lS@13 % Q Dbl; Smoked Beef, 1l349
Hors-Quotable at 321s@35c for fair and 37Jh@
4oc p n for good to choice. Az
HIDES AND PELTS-Heayy saited s+cars ets
gS1ac: medium. 6951Ae; light, 5@5ILc: Cow
1ideS, ogo 1ac; sated Kip. 5@6c sailed Calf 79sc;
dry Hides usual selection. &c q 10 dry Kips &c.
dry Gan DC Z n: prime GoatskIus. 40@50c each:
medium 90, Z5935c; small skins, 10000. Deer.
skins, good summer. 35@37 1ac: medium. 2ja30c.
thin; 20c: sheepskins, shearlings, Io92oc; short
wool. SOY5Oc: medium 651p30c; long wool eo.a
81 % 2 10. Cults OF all kinds rs less ButehertoW1
green skins sell relatively higher.
TALLOW-Fatr TO good rendered, 31aGl4c q N.
refined. 41s96c: Grease, 2s493c q NJ
WOOL - Fail clips: Humboldt and Mendocino
free. 16t918o: do defective. l4@l5e; Sacramento
Valley free. l34l5c: do defective. ll0l 2c: Noun
tain free. 12@l5c; San Joaquin and Southern so
lie. Spring clips: Valley Oregon, 2l@23Iac; East
ern Oregon. 1SQ20c; do fair, 15ai7e z To-
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swered, with a strange calmness OF tone.
miss Kinglake, my family has done you
the injury; my family shall make you the
PREPARATION. Marshall cannot. but-but-;
And, oh do not think me presumptuous-I
can Provided you will have me, 1
will marry you'll
For some moments she stared at him in
stupefied amazement-as if not realizing the
meaning of his words. Then, all oil SUD
den, mastered by overwhelming gratitude.
she fell on her knees before him. and. SELF
ing one Of his hands in hers. covered 1t with
tears and kisses.
mo, mop she cried. You may not: you
must not | cannot let you thus sacrifice
yourself for me. will not drag you down
and
Before she could finish he had raised her
gently in his arms and grayely touched her
forehead with his lips.
lyon have given NE your PROMISE" he
said, land | shall not allow You to retract.
Beside you will not drag ME down. On
the contrary. know that you will always
help and sustain me in carrying out, as l
hore am CARRYING it ont to-day, my fayorite
old maxim-noblesse oblige."
It was some months later, and they were
already married, when Arthur's wife slipped
her hand through his arm, as they stroiled
about the garden one evening, aud said
wistfully: You married me from sense
OF duty, know. Arthur. But you have
been so kind and tender toward me that l
am bold enough to ask: Have you yet be-
gun TO love me just a little bit?'
'Nay? he answered, wi h smile. Its
rather for me to ask you that. For twas
Marshall, was 1t not, with whom you were
really in love?"
Size blushed, and, pressing closer to him
hid her face upon his shoulder. do not
taunt me with my folly she mnrmure1.
"Ah, You do not know! From the first mo-
ment L saw you Ii loved you; but You
were SO far above me, and always seemed so
cold and distant. that-that-I had no hope.
And was dazLled and fascinated by your
brother when [ promised TO marry him.
But, if 1 had had the faintest expectation of
winning your love. my answer to him would
have been very different. There!' Ethel
shuddcred as she spoke). Let us never
mention his name again"
DO not say thai," replied her husband.
Listen. Ethel Now that you have made
your confession, l will make mine. /, too,
loved you, Ethel. from the first"
You did, cried his wife, looking at him
half incredalously. "Oh, WAY
why did keep it seerst? Twas shy ard
awkward with girls. feared. too, that if ]
told You of my love you would miscOnsirue
it, and think it meant what it so often does
| mean when offered by man 10 one whom
the artificial! law of caste ranks beneath him.
Then Marshall came on the scene. Do not
be hard on him, Ethel. To Marshall we
both owe our happiness"
Il forgive HIM, said the wife, with all
MY heart. London Truth.
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WINTER WISDOM.


Don't be afraid Of fresh air but avoid ar,n,,,,
Don't go ont OF doors for second without extra
covering
IN selecting your winter underclothing choose
texture P AZ
rake on your overcoat when you enter n warm
place, Mhether ONCE or private dwelling, even II
your visit is to last only three minutes
you ca,eh coid OF develop cough. get rid of 1t
at once. This Is better than feeling s.b,nan 80
thinking that pneumonia or consumption has mark
cd you victim. ~
The best remedy for a cough or cold fhowever
s.upDorhl, OF sudden chill. is pure whiskey A
dose OF wbiskey in water Will inpart !. gs,aro
warmth TO the whole body and keep off the diseases
OF the season.
DON'T forget that only pure whIskey should he
taken. bnays fure Malt Whiskey has the strongest
emciency anu from the most prominent scientists
~ 70 its purity. II ~ the only standard medicinal
Wh.skey. Take 10 other from your druggist ~
1alU FIR
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-12

NEW YORK, Dec. IL The stock market to-
day was feverish and weak in the forenoon, but
strong though dull later in the day leaving most
stocks fractionally higher though there were few
material losses among those stocks to which the
bears paid the most attention. Lake Shore and
Atchison are up IA, While Southern Pacific is
1873 lower. Governments steady. January Petro-
cum closed at IS.
NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-United States Bonds: AS
1909: s1a's, lcS; Northern Pacific 20: Cana
dian Pacific. IL; Central Pacific. 90; Union Pa
cfc, 1875; Atehison. 1885; wellsFargo, 1856; West
Union, "a; Silver, lo4; Sterling, "a 80 g
4 "a.
NEW YORK. Dec. IL. = Wheat, cash. 81 o5;
December, 81 03A.
Flour-Dull.
Cofee-sl7 30.
sugar-lss@i5sc.
Hops-PGcihc Coast, S2@40c,
Hldes-l3c.
Copper-Lake. SIS 20.
1in-Spot, S21 20.
Lead-Domcstic, 81 1917.
Iron-$li.
fetroleum-January IS.
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General sierchandis,.

BAGs-Caleutta spot. nominal: aIay ard June.
614c: Wool Bags, 36GO3Sc: Potato Gunnies. nominal
OIL California Castor on. in cases, No l.
quotabie at 81 40; No. 2, 81 20 (manufacturers'
rtrtes) Eastern do. 81 30; California Lin seed bbls
q gall. boiled, zoe; raw, 67iac p gall: cs, 2Iac
more. Refined Coeoanut, 559 60c p gall China Nut
6712@l7Sc Il gallon: Eastern Linseed on, IN bbls
Toe; do raw, 81 1ac p gallon; Lard OIL. bbls az lac
cases. see p gallon.
PETRoLEUM- Starlight. 23c q gal: Downer's
2112c Q galioon; Astral. Csc; 1892 Elaine, 2sc:
reari. Use: water White. refined, bulk. lSc:
Head light 1852, cases. Csc: Mineral illuminating
3O0, &c In cases; Standard HOP fire test. lSc q
gallon IN cases tcaps), 1870 faucets in bulk
oo oASsoLINE, ETc-63o Beuzine, bnS. i5c: cases.
Zoc; "a Gasoline buik, lie: eases, 24c: $50 Case
line. bulk, SOC; cases. 55c q cal.
Wife LEAD-2uoted at s@lSIsc p 10.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at soc u gallon
SuGAR-The California sugar kernery quotes
terms het CASH Cnbe, Crushed, Extra Powdered
aud Fine Crushed. all &c; Dry Granulated SaI G:
confectionery A. 66sc; Extra c. 534c; Golden Q,
b?sc p 10; Bags 1fc moro than bbis
TIE American Sugar Refinery quotes as fol-
lows, terms net cash: Extra Bue Cube. Crushed,
Fine Crushed and Powdered. 6Iyc 3 n: Extra
Fine Powered. sac; Dry Granulated. 6lzc: Xxx
DO 614c; Confectionery A. 61sc: White Extra Z,
59sci Extra q, 5I4e: Golden c. SC a ID
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$500. which will mature on the 22d inst.
will be paid promptly by the supreme off,
GERS. who will officially visit Oriental Lodge
and pay over the money to the members en-
titled TO receive the same.
The Supreme Secretary will forward to
all the lodges new form Of semi-annual re-
port in time for use this month, and a CON-
plete statement of the receipts and disburse-
ments of the funds of the .order for tho six
months ending December 81, 1890, will be
complied and sent to all lodges after Janu-
arV 1st nnyt
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MHEN WE WE'RE GIRLS.

you mind the widow Martins quiltin''
- s; ii = II ss Il 5i$s
She's dead this twenty year poor creetur.
She had soft blue eyes an a head o. curls.
Seems like the maids and the flowers were
When We were girls
show it showed that day, though twas just No.
vemberl
Was the quilt Log Cabin or Irish Chaiur
have forgot. But well remember
The widows nephew from down In Maine.
When we shook the cat he set her yelIn.
An bounced her cut i'll about three whirls.
They had many ways o fortune-;ellin'
When we were girls.
"Don't you remember the sFeilIn' battle
Twas summer then. and the weather fine
When Polly jerks spell! 'c-i-t-l, CATTLE
An Temperance Trimbie v--g-n, yine'7
Put what did 1t matter, word or letter?
1hey had cheeks Ike roses, teeth Ike pearls.
Men were the same-no worse, no better
When ere girls.
"'Twas the master Himself that Polly married
Why, daue, what ais ye? What makes ye
sigh? 49,.
So youth an roses an love went by.
They tell rnc Polly Is fine al' haugbty
In bouchten roses an OCugLIen pearls,
An tie master, 1gst the same that taught We
When 9 were SlTS-
"Oh the winter time. fun O. rides an dances;
The SUMMER days when We sang an spun;
The meeiin' house an lie stolen gldDces
Eercss the aisle When the prayer was done.
Fifty year since we two were ~ eaty;
but IL ali comes baci as the snake upccrlS--
The Joy an hope an love an plenty
When we were girls -BarperS Bazar.
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Delayed Mail for .us,ral,n.

The final installment of foreign mail for
Australia, due to leave Chicago on Wednes-
day, missed connection and was forwarded
yesterday by the Burlington fast mail.
This mail arrives from Europe semi
monthly, and is forwarded To this city in
two installmeDts. both OF which the steamer
has to take. A misconnectioD on the road
may, therefore, mean two or three days de-
lay OF the vessel.
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The STOCK MARKET.

The little whirl in Potcsi was not continued yes
terday, and in the afternoon the stock dropped TO
- 65, Choar falling 80 so, Bullion to 81 10 and
all the other stocks proportionately weak.
The close from &c to loo lower all around
Local securities very dull and prices showed
no change
ExeheQuer is assessed CSC and Teirakof lc, dein-
quent in office January Sth.
The Martin White delinquent sale Is postponed to
January 3d.
The Silver King delinquent sale is postponed to
the 23d. From the mine 2lui ounces OF silver have
been received.
Assessments Pending.
The following is list of assessments now pending:
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Order OF tho Golden Shore

Supreme President Mathews is arranging
for tho semi-annual passwords Of the subor-
dinats lodges, which will be communicated
in time for the installation Of the new off :
GERS in January, 1891.
The membership for the first ten days of
this month shows an increase OF between
twenty-five and thirty.
Two coupons Of 5000 each and one OF
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poratIon in the Office of the County Clerk.
Directors-Charles Main, Reuben Morton.
Samuel c. Bgelow and Andrew j. Gunni-
son, of San Francisco, and Charles f. Mac
Dermot, Thomas r. Hayes and Arthur " /,
Bowman, of Oakland. Capital stock,
S1,OOO,000. OF which $4,000 has been sub,
scribed. The amendment concerns the ex.
tension Of the road
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Ths N.Msbnvs,thr,.,m,.
MORNING SALES
Board-$6000 Market-st Cable Bonds, 1875.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-82O0O v 81 Bonds. 40.

Rev. j. Sanders Reed will give Christ
mas dinner to the newsboys of the city on
Christmas day. Boys wishing to enjoy the
dinner Will have to call at the vestry OF
trinity Church, corner Of Post and Powell
streets, between and 4 o'clock tomorrow
and next Saturday afternoon for tickets of
admission. Mr.. Reed has taken this pre-
caution to have the affair exclusively for the
little newsboys. He will preside over the
festive board and enjoy it, no doubt. as
much If not more than the boys themselves.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-12

Steamers to sail to-day the Eureka for Sau
Pedro. the Crescent City for Crescent City, thu
Lakme for Puget Sound and the Gypsy for the Sa
linas River. The Santa Rosa falls due from SaI
Diego, the Willamette Valley from Yaquina Bay and
the Emily, Arcata and Wilmington from Coos Bay
The British iron ship Claverdon, 2i62 tons, /:
chartered for Wheat to United Kingdom, Hayre OF
Antwerp, Ais Nd British iron ship Pass of BaImaka
1888 tons, Flour to United Kingdom, Havre Ant
werp, AIS.
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X. AND l.. OF II.
Joint MeetIn. OF Three Subordinates of
This Civ.

Joint Meetin. OF Three SubordinAtes of
This City.
The association is composed of Supreme
Lodge. Is grand lodges and 400 subordinate
lodges; the ldst-named of which are variouslv
located in States from ocean to ocean ana
from Canada to Texas, with a membership
vergng on to 69,000, representing insurance
risks to the amount of $1,000 500. 1t has
no side issues of any kind, and confines it.
self to the simple payment of death benefits.
ranging from $500 to $4,000. Its death rate
averages ten to the thousand yearly, and
consequently has enabled its members to
carry tBelr lie insurance at an average of
$40 per $1,000.
The total amount of money discussed
through the supreme offices here during the
fiscal year. from September, 1889, to Septem-
Der. 1880, was $500, 9l2 SO.
Charles A. Adams, z. P. of West End
Lodge, has been appointed member of, the
special Committee on Laws. The committee
now stands T.. +. Aiken, II. X. Cummings
and G. A. Adams. The duties of the COM
miitee are to draft a new constitution for
the Grand Lodge and general laws for the
government of the grand and subordinate
lodges.
Pacific Lodge had the usual large attend
ance and pleasant evening at its meeting last
Monday evening. Two applicants to the
Relief Fund Department were initiated and
three applications for mem bership received.
Grand Deputies NJ. S. Koran and w. III.
Dunlap were among the visitors present
| The social Of Pacific Lodge will take place
next Monday evening in Union square Hall,
with music by Blnm's Orchestra.
The joint meeting of Empire, Fidelity and
| Aurora lodges was held last Tuesday even
+ ing In st. Georges Hall, Mrs. r. W. Dexter.
| G. d., presiding. The meeting was yery
| largely attended by members of tho two
| lodges and other city lodges, while EQUITY
Lodge, Sacramento,I represented In the
| person of j. p. Counts. All the local Off
Gals and deputies were present also. The
meeting lasted till late hour and was full
of interest. The hall was made attractive
with profusion of floral decorations. and
the banquet inviting by the luncheon served
| by tho lady members. 1t was Mrs. Dexter's
| first district meeting, and her reception was
certainly very flattering one to her and en-
| joyaole TO her friends.
II. X. Cummings has handed the Grand
| Protector his resignation as member of the
| Committee on Laws, also the Special Com
mittee on Constitution aud Laws of the
| Grand Lodge
| West End Lodge will hold an open meet
ing next Tuesday evening at Union-sauare
| Hall.
The next social of Empire Lodge will take
place OH the second Wednesday evening in
January next
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Dec. l.-wheat-TheIe was only light
trading and the market most of the day was quiet
and dull During the last hour the demand was
good. The feeling early was weak, with opening
sales at from Csc to &c decline eased off 1sc fol-
lowed by little better buying and, with more
favorable news in the way of export clearances,
rallied 81 C, took another start, advancing more,
ruling firm, and closed ssc higher than yesterday.
Receipts, 443,00O bushels; shipments, 100000
bushels. Rye quiet at Csc. Barley nominal at Toe.
CHICAGO. Dec. l1.-Wheat cash, 90s4c
Corn-52Ac.
Pork-sS 371s.
Lard-So 10.
Kibs-$5 05
Nhisky-Sl IA.
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Not Born In Am.ric.

500 Hoo Hing, who laid claim to the right
OF landing on his alleged birth In this CITY.
was heard yesterday in Commissioner Nc.
Allister's court, and found wanting snfi-
cient knowledge to brace up his claim. He
was remanded subject to the order of the
United States District Court. ~
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-12

Josie Grimes and Lulu Rose, Actresses"
IN MarKet-street dive. were held for tria
In bonds OF $1,000 ach yesterday by a Po-
are accused of taking $3.50 from a Garman
but claimed in their defense that he bonnhf
ninety-seyen bottles Of wine for the monev
and treated every one in the hOusa