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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-13

ADVICE TO MOTHERS Wins
lows Soothing Syrup should always
be used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens thegums,
allays the pain, cures wind collie
tndis the best remedy for diarrhea
twenty five cents a bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-13

WANTED IMMEDIATELY. A GOOD
w waitress, at Home Restaurant, Viz
pinia CITY. Nevada. my27 Wv
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-13

DR.. Fox treats : elvate. chronic,
and nervous diseases of men, ner-
vous debility, impotence. structure
and all other weakness of man.
hood
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-13

To trade for harness and bug
gle. one five year old mare about
825 pounds broke gentle to har-
ness, also two year old. Will
trade colt for single buggie or
harness and buggie. Address box
613 City. 10
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-13
ALL SORTS.
Pat Reddy went through Carson

HaJ Reduy went through carson
last night.
Some one is again selling liquor
to Indians.
| Mr.. z. g. Harley. an old-timer,
is here again, selling Salt Lake
City property for F. Boyle.
Salt Lake City the best place to
educate your children. F. Bevle
will sell you lot on easy terms.
A safe investment with good re-
turns: Buy few Salt Lake City
lots of F. Boyle. They have fine
schools.
Only $40 a month to buy lot
in Salt Lake City of T. Boyle, next
to Kitzmeyer's
Yesterdays shower came and
went so suddenly that a man had
hardly time to t;tS off his straw
hat.
Better than savings bank and
much larger returns you get by
buying few Salt Lake City lots
of F. Boyle.
Sam Longabaugh has 5000
cords of wood in the boom up the
river, which will be turned loose
about the 9th.
Remember, you can buy lot in
Salt Lake City. of F. Boyle for 1926
by payin only SO a month; no in
terest, no taxes.
Illinois has appropriated $500,
600 for displays at the Worlds Fair.
Where is Nevada with her wealth
in San Francisco?
Wells Drury's wife presented
him with twin boys lately, and he
has found it necessary to increase
his advertising rate.
When going to the Post Office
step into the City Drug Store aud
procure box of WRISLEY'S
fine Toilet Soap at cost. j1o
Remember f. Boyle will only be
here a short time and offers lots in
Salt Lake City as low as 1925 !
on easy payments, no taxes OF in
terest.
The Gar has ordered the peo-
pie of Moscow to treat the Jews
better. Why don't he set an ex-
ample himself by treating his own
subjects better?
The skeleton Of Ben Jacomini
was found in Steamboat Canyon
back of Washoe yesterday. He
had been missing 20 months, and
probably suicided.
After load of hay was dumped
at Raycraft's stable yesterday, the
horses attached to the wagon
suddenly turned and broke off the
tongue and nigh wheel.
Pure drugs, Medicines, Chemi-
Gals, Perfumery, Toilet articles
ETC., at the City Drug Store, appo-
site the Government Building.
A. E. Harris Proprietor. j1O
Many boy earns SO a month
and spends it foolishly. He could
buy a Salt Lake City lot Of F. Boyle
and when he becoms of age real
ize enough to start him in bust
ness.
A perfectly healthy man stepped
into Abe Cohn's yesterday and
had a fit on the spot--A really
good fit, well set pants, and a reg
ular Broadway coat and vest. Go
get a fit.
Mrs. Glanzmann, wife of the
night watchman at the Cove, n
ment Building, Is suffering from
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-13

Oliver Roberts came down from
the Bellevue yesterday. He was
taken seasick on the steamer and
wanted the boat stopped 50 he
could get out and walk. During
one of his greatest efforts some
one yelled, "Avast heayin' you
land lubber"
A slight frost tapped the pota-
toes recently.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-13
Who Pays!

II. III. Bence measured the dis
lance from the Postoffice to the
depot yesterday and found it to be
1886 feet. This is to determine
whether or not the Government or
the railroad pays for the transpor-
tation of the mai. We will not
know until the Postmaster re-
ceives instructions from Washing
ton.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-13

Lost-A gold snake-shaped
bracelet. also pair of spectacles.
The finder will please leave the
articles at the Western Union
Telegraph office with Miss Hum
phrey.
il
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-13

A full line of souvenier, tea, cot.
fee, and orange spoons made from
Comstock silver, at Goldens.
il tt.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-13
STOCKS.

Yesterdays sales in the San
Francisco Stock Exchange:
YFsTERnAY's AFTERNOON BOARD.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-06-13

Buy your shoes at Olcovich
Bros. m24
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31
THEY Owned THE HUDSON.
voorhis Democrats aud Their Girls, 5000
strong, Have Outing.

Voorhls Dom ocrats aud Their Girls, 5000
strong, Have nm Outing.
Commissioner Voorhiss Twenty-sscond dis.
trict Democrats owned the Hudson River yes.
terday. There were nearly $500 Of them. and
every man had girl. They started from the
foot OF East Eichty-sixth street on the steamer
Bay Queen and the barees Charles Speer. W.
H. Morton. and Caledonisa.
They came down the river with bands play
Ing and girls dancing. and they stirred up tho
whole east side. bounding tho Battery the
police boat Patro! and the fire boat New Y ork-
or saluted them. The ferry bonts footed at
them. too. Just as though IL wasn't Sunday
At the foot Of Morton street another crowd
Of the faithful was taken aboard. and another
at 125,h street. Actual count made G.OOO peo-
ple by that time. and they sailed away up
the river. Commissioner Voorhs was there
in . new suit OF clothes. and Assembly
man Martin and Timothy Dry Dollar Snl!i.
r. ani pooy
was an elaborate dancing programme and
grand march with Mis-. Deboi,ah o'Connor:
ton Park. Then the cxcnrsionists got on sand
Ss Fhy tho
aftSrnoon and reached the city about . o'clock:
craft in the river made Wnv for thom. The
general comment among tho faithful was TINT
political excursion that had been hold this
year. and that u any oIsanization wanted 10
second 1t would have to hump itself.
A hundred or more members 81. Of the o,eani-
with themselves. John 7. Mccall was one Of
them. John v. Troth and Albert Post were
had beaten everything.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31
Broke Open n Letter Box.

Henry De Shnys, ha,tor. OF 1876 Greenwich
street, was walking along Macdougal street
late Saturday night, when he saw two men
break the top oil u letter box at the Bic .cEer
street corner and begin to rob the box OF its
contents. Eo shouted. they fed, and he gave
chase. yelinG stop the thieves!" Policeman
Sheehnn did stop th0m in Third street.
Jefferson Ma ket Court under the names OF
Fred Mcclure and Michael MS!ieary They
street. They denied tho charge und snl tnsy
were worSlng on thn, wires when De Shnys
came Along. Justice Hogan sent the prisoners
United States Commissioner this morning.
Shortly before the case WAS called Pos, ma ster
Van Cott and .X-IuLgs Is. 4. Morgan entered
the court and snGnte cd down the aisle. Officer
Ioey stopped thcm at the gate and ordered
nations. ,Jus;ice Hogan invited them 10 The
bench. wis,e they snt during til, examip ZION
Of McGuiro and McGeary,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31
JOHN f. 'PLUMMER's AFFAIR."
Creditors Accept = Settlement which
Leaves Partner Darling Out.

Creditors Accept = Settlement which
Leaves Partner Darling Out.
A settlement Of the affairs OF John r. Plum.
msr has just teen effected. His creditors and
those Of his brother. Abort 7. Pummer. have
fully discharged them from all claims. retain
ing. however. all their rights and claims
against William s. Darling. a partner with the
Plummers III John F. Plummer Il Co. This
settlement was due In part to the belief hold
by the creditors that MI. Darling had disposed
OF the greater parts OF tho assets Of the
firm and in part to q coIncetsion OF certain
claims against the assigned estate by relatives
q the rum 4 81 Including the dover right Of
husband. A number Of the creditors pro:
isrred a cash dividend; Which "a has been paid
claims, SONS q tho largest creditors. with
to Mr.. John F. Plummer's real estate as their
dividend, All the personal oblieations Of the
Ilummer as apart from the Indebted
ness OF the firm have been paid in full.
Mr.. John +. Plummer said last night that
Darling was still In Canada. Mr.. Hummer
does net intend to renter e, msrs c bps!-
tune to bring about the settlement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31
TENNESSEE'S EXTRA SESSION.
The Legislature Will Considcr the Mining
DiMcultles and Other Troubles.


NASHVILLE. Aug. 3O.-The extra session OF
the forty seventh General Assembly OF Ten
nessee will convene ut noon tomorrow. The
chief business is the settling Of the questions
that have grown out OF the recent trouble be-
tween the miners and convicts at Briceville.
Tho lease system. as now operated. yields
the state 100000 per snnum and If 1t is abol-
ished tho tax rate OF the State must be In
creased. There Is q strong sentiment among
the members OF tho Assembly against Q
The military laws are to be changed so as to
give the Executive more power in emergencies
like that at Bricevills. The criminal laws are
10 be revised 50 az to, send lev or offenders
to the penitentiary. and probably establish
ing the whipping pest for misdemenuors
and houses OF correction for youthful Of
tenders. 4 Worlds Fair appropriation is to be
voted upon and tho election laws. which were
left in faulty condition by the regular Sos.
The extra session will last twenty days. but
II is not thought the work before It can be at
tended to in that time. II not an eXtraordi-
nary session will be called. A committed rep
resoutng tho minors OF tho state. viii be
in constant attendance during tho session.
their object being the abroRation OF tho lease
system or tho passage OF such laws as will
keen convirts from being sub-leased to any
mining company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31
FARMER DATERN'S DEATH,
A italian Prisoner Gives . New Version
q tho Crime.

q the Crime.
RED BANK. Aus 30.-Thsre have been some
developments In The Davern murder case to-
day. Michael Marco was arrested last night
At the Italian cdony. near Cooper's Bridge.
where the killing occurred on Friday night,
All the Italians Ind gone away from the little
two children. Mlrco returned after dusk last
night and was se0 and tho police soon had
him lockod uL At an examination to.
day before Justi0 SicEles. Marco swors that
Joseph Setera I'D tho stabbing. His
story OF tho ocdrrepcs was that DAY.
ern left his horse standing In tho
street and cam, into tho yard where
tho Italians were chatting together. Duvsrn
talked OF buying ome manure ond offered so
CENTS per load. Tie price asked was 81. Then
Tavern said he void make complaint to the
Board, OF Health. nd hayo the manure re-
little N Gnmont atbut wrestling and little
scu.l'e. ard JosephSetera cut Davsrn. Marco
ewears TO the abov4 and he Ia believ6d 10 TO
telling IN" truth. VILLAIN setera. a cousin OF
Yesterday morningtWho are now In the Free
t9lt, jnil., He was yell known here as boot
black. and was SEQ on Sandy Hook boat yes
ss ond New S0f ~.
that there are four'I al ans In custody in New
York aud that one them Is setsra.
yorh' 81 ,o 9sn1. ~: Be-. s 5m. an S Sss
Psrazzo in conuqtion With the Red Bank
Mott street; Cenal badmaIc a, Of 100 Mott
t Ms sss s E.a g. b.n E'd u H:Ht BIZ sGa
!er IN tho Tombs burt remanded them back
to Headquarters Yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31
SHOT WHILE lie SLEPT.
CYRUS LEEMrNG's RUDE AWAKENIN0
FROM AN AFTERNOON MAI.
Was the Attempt Mt Murder brought
About BIZ an Insult by Leemlng of David
T. Brownlee's Daughter s-They Had

Was tho Attempt Mt Murder Brough,
About BIZ an Insuit by Leeming of David
y. Browniee's Daughter s-They Had
Been Friends-Leemine Seriously Hurt
ORANGE. Aug. 3o-Cyrus Leeming n paper.
hanger and decorator. was shot three times
this afternoon by David Z. Brownlee a fellow
boardor.
They boarded with Mrs. f. ]. Moore In Centre
street. They wore each about AZ years old and
were good friends. Brownleo is q compositor
on tho Orange Journal lilo aud Leeming Ind
been in koseville during tho morning. and
when they got homo they were under the infu-
ence o. drink They seemed. though. on tho
best OF terms.
:, Leeming won't to his room to take nap and
Ing was sleeping Walking directly up to the
q. and. placing it close TO Iseminrs breast.
nrsd. Looming jumped to his feet and OK
My, old man. do you know you have shot
les." was the reply. I've shot you. and.
d damH YOU. III DO 1t again. You called my
h;eSSming started on q run to leave tho room.
tn sna bas % n ting INN n
2s told r r. %o oH"p The ana
Broynles returned to his room and locked
and a. coat and he wen. to The police station
Sergeant Conway and Policeman Cooper At
rested Brownlee. who seemed perfectly nncon-
Davis.
He said the shooting WAS an accident: that
he and lsemng had been discussing tho
down his revolver to show 1t to him. and in the
discussion 1t went of.
mnde. and Brownlee was sent to the. county
lnil in Newark. Brovnee's daughter is about
II yenrs old. She recently graduated from tho
training school at st Jobnslnnd. Vt. She has
been with her father recently. She Is pretty.
l.eeming !s an Englithmen and Il, quiei and
reserved lie has boarded with Mrs Moore
for about three weeks. The ,olvsr was
found In Brownee's room. 1t contained four
empty cartridges.
: AT the hospital It was said o-niRht that
Leemng's wounds were very dangerous. but
ho had a chance OF life.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31
THINKS HE Is INSANE.
A New York Tvpewriter's Persecution or
His WIre-II~ IL Arrested.

SAN FRANc'sco Cal. Aug 30.-The Pan anna
steamer which arrived tu-day brought Richard
O'NeiIl, n New York typewritor and stenogra-
pher who was taken Int" custo ly heforc land.
Ing and will 10 examined TO- morrow by the In
sanity Commissioners. O'NeiIl drove his wife
nearly crazy on the voyage BY charging her
with inhdelIty with his brother. who. ne fan
csd was on hoard. When the POOR woman
wns reading n book, O'Noil wonld snatch It
from her, md toss II overheard, He threw
overheard also her steamer chair and much Of
her clothing. He finally produced pisiol. and
swore be would shoot her. IIe was disnrned
aud whom tho steamer reached here he was
arrested
Mrs. ONcill is n lndv-lIko person who has
two two small children sh" SAYS her husband has
relations l, Mi!h hi hrothsr LAWYER n The
acquainted with lin. She says she lived Mt
3iG Fast feventicth street, New York. and
her TO 90. she saws lie has 81 900 on HIS per-
son, but wouldn't give her any, md nefore the
steRmrr arrived told her lie would desert her
as soon as lie landed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31
POLICEMEN IN NO HURRY
Irs PIeasanter Sometimes to Sec . Fight
Than to Participate.

IT'S Pleasanter Sometimes to SEQ . Fight
Than to Participate.
Conductor Isaac Nussbaum called police
man to blue line car on Second avenue at
Twenty second street yesterday to arrest an
italian passenger who was noisily abusing the
conductor. The officer sauntered leisuroly up
well Why don't you put the man off," he
said. The italian was clamoring for his fire.
which Nussbaum had returned to him in pom
MES. four OF which he had dropped. The 20.
liceman refused to NEEDLE until Nussbaum
should first try to eject the passenger. Tho
latter was shrieking out threats and oaths,
and several other passengers let he car.
Policeman 2.430 was the first officer appealed
to. No. 3l75 came up later. and both stood
watching while tho conductor tried to drive
the italian from the car: Tho italian hit Nuss-
baum In the face and bit his finger. This was
enough and Nussbaum. abandoned the ship.
Then Policeman SIG tried bis hand Ct az
cont. Tho Italian fought back and the oiiicer
without q scratch. climbed down and Joined
Nusabaum. Another policeman with q yellow
moustache came up. and. with tho assistance
oi a friend OF the Italians. got him of the car
Then tho three officers. With others who had
arrived. managed TO got the prisoner to tho
Enst Seventy.second street police station.
:. The Italians Inst name VAS got by the po-
feenth street. At tho station house 1t was said
that Policeman Mccoy made the arrest. as
sisted by olhers whose names the Sergeant
did not know.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31
DEACON STIRLING MARRIED,
Tho Wedding Hnstened Because or Gossip
About tho RrIde's YouIh

About tho Brides Youth
Samuel Stirling. the venerable deacon and
treasurer OF the Trinity NJ. +. Church in Jersey
CITY. whose reported prospective MAJ riase
with Miss Mabel johnson created a hutter
among the church members recently. has put
m end to NIL conjecture on the subject. lie
and Miss johnson wore quietly married Satur.
day night.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
DR.. Atkinson. the pastor Of the Wostside Ave-
nue. NJ F. Church and warm pc ouaI friend
OF Mr.. Stirling. This news will he n surprise
wedding, wns originally. fixed tor Sept. Is.
and would not have taken place until that
date but for the gossip which arose whom it
became known that tho couple contem plared
marriage Mr. Stirling is almost three score
vigorous: and would readily be taken for u
The brides age is not definitely known. The
male meiIl bers OF the congregation say she Is
about.3 or "a viii 10 the women are unanimous
IN their opinion that, she is 2s or 80 II she is q
ty.. viyncious. and amiahle. Mr.. Strings
kept house for him until she got narriei.
She married Miss Johnson's brother. Now
that Miss Johnson has become Mrs, Stirling,
her husband Is his on-in-laws lrother-in-
Inv If children bless the un on. it will re-
Quire an eNpsrt to figure out tho relationship
existing between them and Mr.. Strings
grandchildren.
broke his leg. Miss Johnson nursed f him inn u NM
he recovered, and It was during that period
that they ieil in love with ench "ther The
couple have gone away on wedding trip.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31

A Coutented but Reticent Navigator
Locked Up for Explanations.
Capt. Paul has cruised about He'll Cato and
Long Island Sound the greater part OF his life.
He was at the wheel OF the ferryboat James.
which plies between College Point and Ninety
ninth street, New York. at 7:l5 last night.
The boat was oh Its way through liell Gate
along the Astoria shore when he sighted a
queer-lookinG object floating in tho channel,
1t was Just dusk and 1t was some minutes he
fore the Captain could make out what tho OBJ
Ject WAS
it proved TO he a man clInginG to- a log. and
apparently well contented to remain there for
h. mad: no outcry. i!e WAS naked. bnt he had
The Captain lowered a boat and his men
dragged the conten,el mariner iGto IT, Tho
hs said no had tumbled ont OF u tont.
How did you hapnen to tumble ont OF your
clothes 2" tho CAPITA n asked but the stranger
would make no further explanations.
He was taken to the East Eighty eighth stroot
station. where he was detained. because he is
come sons q the islands, He described himself rs
last night they said they knew OF no escape.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31
STEWARD COOPER SHOT,
A Hotel Porter at sen Girt Goes on Q
spree with Fatal Results.

A Hotel Porter At Sea Girt Goes .
spree with Fatal Results.
SEA GRIT. Aug. 3O.-The fremont House at
this place was to-day tho scene OF shooting
ARRAY which will probably prove to DO MUIR
der. Harry Cannon. colored borter. wont on
n spree last night
This morning he went down into tho kitchen
fourshing q pisol. William q. Cooper. the
colorod steward, told him 10 put away his
pistol or 1t would &c, MIN INF trouble.
Cannon then became abusive. and when
Cooper attempted to take hold OF him he lev
sl!sd the pistol ut the stewards head and fired.
his eyes.
IIc fol- backward. but was caught By ono Of
the walters and placed iu chair. Meantime
Cannon. who was raving and fourishinR his
pistol, Threatened to shoot any ono who came
Some OF the employees OF the hotel cot
hold OF him and took the pistol away He was
securely bound, ard Kent SO until Constable
Hall OF Spring Lake arrived. The constable
took Cannon TO tho lookup
Tho physician dares not probe for tho ball In
Coopers head. sad there Is little hope Of his
recovery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31

CHICAGO. Aug 80.-This morning a coal
train on tho Now York. Lake Erie and Western
Railroad collded with n through excursion
train on the Baltimore and Ohio at Lodi. o.
The rear car OF the excursion train. bearing
twenty-eight passengers. was thrown from the
track. falling on its side. and was dsmolisheJ
There were no fatalities. but the ESCAPE OF
tho pnssehHers Was almost miraculous. U. q.
Just above tho Knee: Samuel Clotworthy OF
Pittsburgh. II. C. Maxwell Of Now York. and
wore also inJul cd. but not dangerously.
BiRMlSGHAM,, Ala, Aug. 3O.-An, excursion
train on the BrierieId; Blpcion and Btrming-
and Georgia Railroad. returning from q bar
bscue ut Monteyallo. Ala. late on Saturday
afternoon. ran over q COW.
Tho engine was thrown from the track and
the car neH1 to Il followed. both being badly
Engineer Andrew Vest badly scalded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-31
HIGH JUMPING IN POLICE coURE
Agile Prisoner Scott Caught In Midair-
He's n Badger, SAYS MCDONNELL.

Hes n Badger. Says Met onneii.
Evans Scott was arrested on Saturday night
In West Twenty-third street by Detective Nc
tonnell who accused him OF being a badjer
thlef and acting In completely with Daisy
Stewart. tall. good-looking girl. Mcconnell
says the man and woman keep a badger den at
3O5 West Twenty-flfth street.
On Aug. % Mcconnell arrested the Stewart
woman for lettering on Twenty.third street.
Scott approached. said he was the woman's
uncle. and tried 10 get Mcconnell to lot her co.
Mcconnell wouldn't. though, and noxt morn
lug the woman was sent TO tho Island from
Jefferson Market in default OF 5000 bail. Tho
following dny. Jim " Barclay OF so Macdougal
street. formerly librarian for tho Board of
Aldermen. became her bondsman and she was
released.
Mcconnell saw her in Twenty.third street
again ono Saturday night. so tt was across
rss sre ~,, and Me- onnsl went ever and ar
to Jefferson Market, though. at s O'Clock Yes.
terday mo, ming attired In SILK. and accom-
Mcconnell placed her under arrest. Scott and
t sno woman were arraisned an hour later be-
Come IN here Scott" said the Justice.
DAISY stewart ins,eSd Of Walking around S.' he
sides, and made a lear to clear the iron railing.
AS AS me iTray.hared man OF so rose in tho afr
.. ~ So'h0u '~ukHt uiIll' Htu nTN0uLeu MIN
from lnntinG suuarply on Justice Hognn's
desk There was scene In court. and several
persons shouted out Justice Hogan raped
LOT order. and Scott was marched around on
his feet BY tho officers
y, Tie SAT-! he occupied three rooms at 3OS West
twenty fifth street. That tho boy was his son
TX FORMER wife now dead: that his name was
CHARLEY and that tho two lived in nne room
while his niece occnried another. He arid he
was sr a. uphols:erer. and worked for his living
on Third avenue. Justice Hogan sent an ofIl-
cor 10 the address given to discover whether
~ fol hau tod tho truth or not. and adjourned
10 me ne. little TUE boy harley who was committed
Trepor'ers that his father lived with Daisy
et.eeWait. and that he never worked any. -
used tn live In Scranton. NY mamma was
sent to JAIL for stealing 5000. and my papa left
her after she came out. I don't know where
she IL. but would like to lind her. she is
somewhere in this city"
Brogan's precinct: ~
II you only took half pains you would find
plenty OF these dens In your precinct"