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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-01-30

Building, giving than an ataPl| ~
at the counters and shelving OF the m ain
store room. TGsy were fought however
with the perseverance characteristic OF
Z * on. snd were contivcd to that room,
but a small portion Of tho stairway
leading 10 the upper floor being burned.
On that floor however the destruction of
the stock was serious, the loss shers
being about one thousand dollars, be
sides the damage done to the building.
quarters on North street the Steam Fire
Engine shone respIendent in it's braEen
glory, the old hydraulic, manned by the
bows did effective service backed up to
the edge of frozen pond, from which
willing and ready bucket brigade passed
the liquid extinguisher Of the fire hond.
By eight O'Clock the danger was past.
the progress of the fire having been
STAYED in the main room Of the sore
houss. On the west side however Mrs.
4. ". r Price, had early suffered much
damage by the hurried removal of the
contents of her dwelling house and
confectionery store, aud which as it
afterwards proved was only useless labor.
as well as unnecessary loss On the
Z .st side, the Racket Store OF n. K.
Warner & Co, stood intact, at no time
being in imminent danger. The only
personal injury We have to record is that
sustained by Nj. Alexander IN his effort
to remove his safe and key of powder
from the building, in which he was
slightly barued about the faca and nearly
overcome by the dense smoke. The loss to
his stock which was not insured will be
about one thousand dollars, this being
the third time he has been burned out.
The Building is owned oy Mrs. Elizabeth
Horn on khich there is an Insurance OF
$40 IN the Pennsylvania Insurance Co,
of Pnilldalplia. and one o! $3.50 III
tn. Continental company Of New York,
and which will more than cover her loss.
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i-.u past cIoch ~ ,ne e.uhins. Al
friends are cordially invited to be present
Secretary Purnell Of the State Senate
sc reports the Baltimore Herald has a gold
pen which money can't buy. He purchased
1t when appointed journal clerk OF the
Senate % years ago. He HIS carried 1t to
Annapolis every Two years since Six
Governors have signed the test book with it
for the handsome Senate secretary had it
ready at every Inauguration tyr the u'e OF
the incoming executive il ah'Xrs his
name to the oath OF Office. Governor
Blown made use of it and ~lgued his name
in a bold free hand. The pen is an 3rdinary-
looking ait .ir, somewhst warped van az
and wear, but is = valuable treasure ii the
mind OF Mr.. Purneil. 1t has l back han
die, in which are the teeth marks Of one
ex. Governor, who 8 We ii chew JUS be-
fore he sigued his name 5 Jme 10 years ago
1t is reported on good authority that.
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company Viii
elevate its tracks in Winning -, Del,
build a large station just wesC OF the pres
eut structure At Front and French streets
and utilize the later only for offices
Within the past few months the Penusy
ver company has purchased nearly tine
entire block adjoining its p sseng=r station
on the West, and recently the company
bought TO $4,000 the Some property III
the same block. Tho danger attaching 10
grade crossings and the large amounts OF
money annually paid by the company III
suits for damages from accidents arising
therefron, coupled with u genera. move
ment on the part OF the city Experiments
to induce the railroad company to build
overhead bridges fer vehicles and pedes
TRANS at street railroad crossings, II Is be
lieyed, have pecessitated the reported
movement on the part of the company to
elevate its tracks.
Elk Gov. john w. Hall died at Fred
erica, Del, Saturday night. lie was
Governor of Delaware from 1873 10 l65Z,
and was AL extensive vesse! and .and owner
He was born in South MuTderkIll Hundred
about the year 1919. His parents died
while he YVES quite young, wEc" he was
left in care of relatives. His youthful day
were spent on farm, and when Oh age ne
started out in the world with comparatively
nothing. He sab equently went 10 clerk
ing in Frederick, and il WAS abong this STINT
that his inclinations led him :atO shll
building He soon gave up bis CierIca
duties and turned his whole attention t,
the construction Of vessel property. His
gains rapidly increasing, he soon began t
have the reputation Of beiEg wealthy
!. man. In 1856 he was elected TO the STAT
sssssaate and took his seat in that body s 81
,sd member, he last two years Of Iii
~ its Speaker. His life after thi
zed with the business which L
arly life, and he gradual
rspntil he Il al placed him
he was nuown an
last rxtersiv
re but i
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AN EARLY MORNING FIRE.

John Il. Alexander E Sons Hardware
store in the Hurn Block Ablazs.
A few minutes after six O'Clock on
Saturday morning last, the citizens OF
Elkton were awakened by the ringing
of the Court House Bell accompanied by
the cry Of fire A few moments sutficed
to disclose to those earliest upon the
street the location of the trOnble, which
proved to be the Hardware Store Of
Messrs John Z. Alexander & Son, the
the centre store in the Hurn Block OF
brick buildings, three doors above the
Court House on the north side of Main
street. Dense volumes of smoke poured
from small cellar window level with
the pavement on Front Street, and from
doors of the main floor of the store.
indicating the location OF the fire to be
i'll the cellar. The store had been closed
at the usual hour on Friday night, there
being no fire upon the premises except
in Stove in the main room, yet it was
to be seen at glance that the fire bad
made some Roadway, barrel OF oil kept
there furnishing food for the flames, and
sending volumes of sitting smoke into
the room above. The Sirger!y Fire
Engine Company were promptly on TIE
ground, the inevitable delay occaSianed
by the want of proper water supply
preventing the immediate flooding of
the premises, to winch however tho
burning oil lent additional trouble, the
flames from which had burned an i'm
| na.ss. hole IN the main floor Of the
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A Blazing Wreck.

About twelve O'Clock on Tues lay night
A south bound freight train on the B "
O, Railroad, consisting of A cars in
eblrr. of . conductor and two brake
men. broke iuto two parts while des-
osudIng the steep grade at Mil Creek
about . mile east of Aiken station aud
adjacent - the farm Of Mr.. George " O..
Sutton. The rear portion of the train
came into collision with the forward
norton with such force as to completely
wreck nine or ten cars and derail others.
Among the cars wrecked were three OIL
tank cars, each containing some 90 1000
gallons of oil.
These three cars Immediately took
fire aad exploded, scattering the burning
oil in every direction and setting hire to
three cars laden with sug II, which were
entirely CONSUMED by 4 o'clock.
Wreckins trains were at once diSpitch-
ed from b Baltimore and Wilmington, bu5
when they reached the scene OF the accl'
!. ant the intense heat from the burning
= ,s aud OIL prevented the force OF
~ attempts to clear the
IS House was covered
the banning wreck,
'as III immlLent danger
-. zen for great distance,
Il re de Grace being thai
~ - . Coudol's or Mr.. Su;
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ELKTON. JANUARY so, 1892.
GLOgAL DEPARTMENT.. "

Rev. VIM. Schouier will hold service in
the Andora school house tomorrow iSun
day. at p. N.
The. Rev. L. f. Barrett pastor of st,
PauI's NJ. E Church. Wilmington, will
preach in the Elkton NJ. Z. Church to mor
row, both znorning and evening
MIR. Joseph Coates of Porter's Bridge
has rented his farm and will remove to
Rising Sun. He coutemplates making that
pleasant place his future residence.
Wilson d. PierSon Of Calvert had
paralytic stroke last week Mr.. Plerson Is
a prominent citizen Of the Ninth district.
He was commissioner of this county tor
number OF years.
j. Granville Richards has rented the
house of Dr.. D.sre, now occupied by Gas
sius Chids in Rising Sun. Mr. Richards
coutemplates resumiug housekeeping at
that place in March.
The subject for the fourth sermon IN
the evening course and being delivered In
the Church of the Good Shepherd, Chesa-
mental Ordinances and who should admin
lister them"
Deborah Passmore, one of The oldest
inhabitants of Cecil county, passed her 9lst
birthday on January l., at the residence OF
her son, Ellis p. Passmore, Rising Sun
Mrs. Passmore is, notwithstanding her
advanced age, active and enjoys good
heath.
john T. S!icer, a prominent farmer OF
the Ninth district, died at his residence
near Pennington last ituFday. Dece .sed
was native OF Cecil county and born
October 81, 1926 He was the father of DE-.
!. b. Slicer. The interment was made at
Rosebank cemetery, Calvert Tuesday
Tuesday, February >. being he eleventh
anniversary OF the Young Peoples Society
of Christion Endeavor, the Rock Society
propose to observe it with appropriate ser
vices 10 be held III the Rock PTeshy terrain
Church, near FAIR Bill, commencing at
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The Kickapoo Indian Medicine Comp ,ny
will commence an engagement of two
weeks beginning sIonday, Feb. uary 1st, i'll
Odd Fellows Hall Tney will give enter
tainmeuts every evening which a e free to
adults. These entertainments are moral,
refined and instructive. Don't fail to VISIT
the Indians.
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The following desirable properties situated in
and near tile TOWN OF Nc EIH
EAST in said county:

LAS Id ''''' ''"''''
n, ,bRTyTHA F1EU utrr of Howard
,,rotcrty. situate On the =. W. : b IL. h. about
,,r R1r", i'm ftIeTe is a station also ~ Bacon
UiIi, containing 4la ACRES more uI less. about
=. acres of whi.. i woodland well set iu Chestnut
, r,,,,.f,,,Irr i n, an iruurnyrI .,:I of crt.la-
ti, li,.fja mn tiaiiS Wen w,rrrct ami fr:.rirg
~ ~ ,Ittir ITas LARGE 1itIl- .-s-.-E
Ip% "A EI5ii,i, HORSE win several small LII
hnti,,imas round it. House ana barn FSIII
,, T,,fr With fine water hy hylrnulIc HAUL
ram Good harn and slahling aJNsO feel, and
I'm, sl',TH ,rftL inn v,rI southern rypr~ftre
I:,T Isr,I,,r, t,o,.I Cr.bs etc, Applc Orchard,
,,,l ,,tr.r irnft
AM ''.'eI TRSCr OF Wt,urn.a.:u. across tine
49,. - rom DriyfhH Farm contain. "r.
AGRF> - R00DS ana - PERCHES
NJ ,1IEAD0W HALL. FARM. part OF
Inward property. situate about ouehal1 mile
,r,,., <o-fn f.tsr station ga The T. ": y g. Il IL.
run '"',' i., r+,iIfr.,r ia AZORES. = EODDS
,,'i pt;ECHFS. ia acre, al which are wood
Ina containing an abundant supply OF fencing
.,.s,, FRAME DWELLING HOJ Sc, &oNS5
f395tSS Ieet, Win Kitchen attached. B,s 5N+D
ijyF4s irrt, with Stahliug. GTlnary. Corn CRIB
L,sSE ~pr,ng House etc The barn nov Is on
h,T1 n trizina farm across the railroad track.
Srid I,u.tl,as,.r viii have to remove same from
across railroad OF purchase one acre or more
VIZ N H. Tract of Land known as lILARN'S
RDIrTC3I. adjoining Oviznt. containing =.
ACRES. ; ROUpS and - FrRCHES OF Farm
in,, and Meadow Land.
M 5-Tract of Woodland known Is WHIT
VNKER TRACT adjoining Ogizina. containing
- NIrRIS and - FfRt'n IL or WOODLAND.
NJ r-CDPSDN'S PARK. containing is
AtRE~ ROOD and 3 PEkCHES. About 30
ncres nr, in high state OF cultivation: remainder
in white oak black uak and chestnut timber
Fences in excellent condition. This tTari 9i land
is beautifully situated tGt"GeH nc Ny'tn last
station OF thc Nv u. Il IA ''A li'>.., "a
Oh the T. y o. Il. H., hSt n's I.shEIS' m%,T
r I",j. 200 per acre was PAID ior tins land
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Circuit Court.

Szaa&c KS report Of the proceed
= 81 cult Court embraced those
~ q,o ~ + noon when the case OF
h,r "nea y VS. the p. ". & B. Rail
"sr "rsu. y trial. The case was gwen
,'ey ..le Jury on Friday evening, which
after being out all night returned a
sealed verd ct to the Court on Saturday
morning by which damages of $500, were
given the plaintiff.
The motion for a new trial in the case
of Jesse Hewes and Ann Hewes bis wife
VS.. the 2. W. s. b. Railroad was then
argued before the Court, and which the
Court refused to grant.
Henry f. Fisher colored, convicted of
an assault with intent TO kill Edward
Clark was sentenced to two years in the
PeuItentiary.
Toha Potter convicted OF the larceny
of fish from John L. Jackson was sen
fenced to the House of Correction for
six months.
Court adjourned about one O'Clock
until the third Monday in March.
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-. - - Es.;2ts I.ET"pE.i&5 ALMANAC
Far t-.S3
Contains Dr,c Hundred Recipes for max
in. delicious Candy cheapIy and quickly
ut home. This book is given away Ut drug
ana general stores.
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We tnlle this nrthod Of sincerely than k
ing the members of the Siugerly Fire Com
pauy as well as many other citizens of
the town, Tor their valuable services in
saving our stock of hardware from dis
tructiun by fire last saturday morning, and
but tor which we should have sustained !
heavier loss. j ALEXANDER & Son.
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Mr.. f. X. Brown - 'u'
| Custom House was III ''N'''' '''
Holm E Wilson, Jr., left yesterday for
Baltimore to attend the University of
Maryla
| The Rev. DR.. S. y. GayleS pastor OF
the West Nottingham Presbyterian Nh"Fch
WAS married in Boston on Thursday.
,riss Nollie Bremen Of his town Will
1s.ra for Washington To-Day, where she
will .pend some time visiting friends
ri. Erkton cornet band on Monday
,.rar,d.d Mr.. Delpho- Pricr and his
49,, hair residence on Main street.
\, C,Hs. ~ RISING SIM has
,ha bonsa ON East Main street, now
Mrs T. G E-ese. Mr., Childs
~, -. h;s family 10 Elkton before
,,,-ah o5.b
NJ. D,r.sr nr,,,o, ar+ar
- ,,r,bar of Their friends at their
rssi5erce on East Main street last night.
procressive games contributed the amuse,
- ~ IN. sreofnp
IS p,,.f,,,r. WAS +, ;,,lror
: 3D., ,..-.r,.t If NIa.srs
s.,,,,,,. ,f r;,lr.r,,r. " he
-,,.-.s-,,. .ba manufacturers OF he celeb, A.
hr,,.d pzlonb.t read pipe church organs.
, p.o,,a aud Miss E,sie
r,..-.-,-, ,,...r, married AZ the parsonage
t,,h.p q Fnsrocht pa>tor of the
=, .,-r,,ru + ChurcI, ~, Ti,rr.dav
- ,ta o,st ms.
,.-.....- ,..., .,..,;... s,-
Inc us""' r,...,..,.& ,,:...
vices WIN % '1'' .r.., .-,;,,
~ H. 49,. -,
~ -, i.,.,.,,. IA ,r,.,,.
'i""' "''l-
u"'''o
-lhef Dung ie'P'o q" 'o'.'S VI >''' ''''''
Enae lFor 81 L.e"s III ''D'" IL
'uo o'' .....;.
i-'n t., CT; -,
io'
I'LL" -
MIR. Georges MG''AilNlh our eh'erPfls-
ing EIkton Al tchlnlst Is ABOUT competing
his 'ntraet for the erection paper mil
with the "an"que RIVER raper company
III r"sS''o COUNTY -'
tract Gun u ''s' '"'
the p'""''
The mem oerS VI 'ile sunny '~''oi u
the North EAST NJ |""fch' purpose
Presenting handsome Testimonial 10 MISS
Grace NJ. Quigs their aceomPii'sed organ
tItr X
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day eTT~sj jS~J - - -. q. - nv" 'E ~
tents each evening aud mum o.. t.a.r |.
fessed conversion.
The Siugerly Steam Fire Company OF
Elkton was reorganizei on Tuesday even.
ing by the election of the following
officers: President, ex Sheriff Richard
Thomas First Vice President. William H.
Booth: Second Vice President. Herman
LETTERS; Third VicePresiieut, o. Il. ebay tor;
Tucker Chief Adam Meise; Engineer,
herman letters; Solicitor, Geo y Blake
Thu Trustees of the Poor and Insane met
at the Aims House last week snd organ
lied The Board consists of John w.
Mahouy, Republican, ? years, George ).
WOolley, Democrat years. Joseph I. Eng
land, Democrat, s years. Mr.. WoOl'ay was
made President, and Mr.. hahoney Ssc7a.
tary. They appointed John Ereri-E, over
seer of poor, James Steele, keeper II the
insane, and Dr. Howard Brat.on, physician.
Mrs. Governor Brown gave h-r first
regular reception ~ Annapolis on W edurs-
day from four to six The ladies who
assisted Ms Brown n receiving w-rs:
Mrs Phi Llir,i, Mrs John " Writ, Mrs.
W. d vie, Miss Lille Compton, Miss
Emeline Price, Mrs. LeCompte Ms. J.
Pinkuey j. Bennett, Mrs. Curris, Mrs.
Lieutenant Hodg4on Mrs Professor Sanger
aud Mrs. Lieu tenant Rerder. Mra. Writ,
wore 4 hsliotrope silk trimmed with viole's.
We are glad to know that the business
of Henry Deibert orr euterprising barge
builder at Elk landing has grown so. that a
division of the business Will 20 into effect
on April LIST. Tha new or upper yard will
be under the management OF the father
Henry Deibert, while Il firm of Ed
ward Deibert & Brothers viii continue the
old yard. BY the way, Henry Dribert is
the father of nineteen children, of whom
twelve sons ami two daughters are living
| We should like to hear OF case OF Il. higher
record Of D lie nifty if such exists i'll Cecil
county.
Tie following il he pr1gram.ne for the
| February meeting of the Teacher,' Assacia-
ton Of the Sixth, Seventh and Eighth dis
| tricrs: Music, Miss R-ba Buckley; essay,
| Mr. Mitchell Hanna; recitation, Mrs. Alice
Coa'e Shippers; reading, Miss Lou Saunders;
| subject for discussion, 'i;eSolvei, that reel
procity with Canal would Be btnetici Il to
the United States DIspuJants, Mr.. ).
Tsmmany, Rev. JOHN Squier, Mr.. Wildam
! Maxwell, Mrs. y. Shippers Ms. J. l..
Crothers and Mr.. Wells. "Wh i, the
LARGEST siu-la in, IA a aI
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.

Two Farm Wagons. Jump Seat Carriage,
Buggy. / MI. Wagon. Empire Wheat Dr,ll,
Champion Binder Moving Machine. Osborne
make: ! Roller. Horse Rake. Sleigh, SYRIA
cu>c Flows. CuItiyatorS, Double Harrow,
Road Cart, Corn Marker, | Grain Fan, Corn
Shelter. cider Press. | Hay Rigging, Wheel
barrow. ! Hay Fork l Hay KNIFE, Block and
Fail With TO Yards ul Rope, l GrindStone.
Carriage Poles. Yokes and Straps, Set Double
Carriage Harness. Perkins make: Sets Single
Harness. Perkins make: Set Wagon Harness,
Perkins make: l Set Lead Harness. Pair
Double Lines. = Sets Fluw Harness, l Set Cart
harness Stone Bed. Blankets, Roles, Halters,
Brides. Collars. FORKS, ShOvelS, Hoes, AMI many
O.her articles too numerous to mention. One
hundred and fifty Chickens, Let Of Turkeys and
Ducks
TERMS OF SALE:
All sums OF Ten Dollars ami under, Cash, on
all sums over that amount a credit OF Twelve
Months VIII b. liveu by the Iurcha or giving Il
baukahie uote. with approved endorSer. with
interest If IN date. No goods to he removed until
the terms are strictly compiled with.
JOHN NJ. THACkERN,
ShockIey ), Smith, aucts iso,ts Agent.
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Attorneys Sale
T al Estate
Near WoodIawn, Cecil Co., Md.

BY virtue of power contained in IL mortgage
from Jesse >tebhin% and Ada Stcohtn%. his wife,
hearir" date the llth day OF May. 1881. ana re-
corded in I.iher ] 4. ID No - folio 81. *. one
OF the Mortgage Record Books OF Cecil county.
ND. the Undersigned. attorney named in said
muyt4a4e will Gle at Public sale. to the highest
bidder. AT the Court House door i'll E.kton,
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Class, glass, At the y. y. Racket store
40. ., and > lamp climneys at }, and
5,ts, lantern globes, 7cts.
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Five Good Milk Cows fTgR
Two Yoke of Oxen.

Three Of the Cows are fresh; ! Yoke oxen, . years
old Red, weight about BOO pounds; the other !
years old, Roam, weight 200 pounds, both well
broken, good workers.
Also FIVE SHEPHERD PUPS
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nro., liz "l.5'4'.e To
Ter haq ",Jeg Z.
10. "ccl, "ccD' ~ r,
he ! III, |eq '/I'r1
./4~.',o 1o = ned
| III ,, u creek was
Covered He was a
a heavy dark nous
8 iuche, tai. The
ltIfcation to Sharon
re appalled, at the
sc. Corner ID. w
on the dead burg
IS office, Darby,
ressei, had small
Il a clean shaver
Ae. Ga his person
'ather purse n pen
safe, a shawl strap.
= and a comb. The
ston and Baltimore
8 one Of the spikes
Grum Lynne Station,
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j. r. MARM0NT,
Boilers Inspected, Tested and Repaired

WILL GIVE ESTIMATES FOB NEW
w Boilers, Tanks. Pipes, Smoke-.tacks.
Fumes. Bridges, and general Sheet iron
work Boilers reuaired at liberal rates.
lOc lbs. cold water or steam pressure qua
ranteed on all work.
~ Address P. o. Box 47s. Honolulu,
II. ]. $3.50 l40s-s3p
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p = Y A HI @ NJ +.

60 THE NATIONAL FRUIT
- Growing Company, Rooms 2 and
3, Chronicle Building, San Fran
cisco, is Offering an extra choice TRACT
OF LEVEL FRUIT LAND with free water
rights in Tracts from 20 up to Ia, 600 acres
located miles east of Tulare city, a town
of $500 inhabitants.
Price per acre $50 per acre Twenty
dollars cash, remainder 4, ) 6 years at s
per cent. net. We are also selling lands
without any cash payments, only interest
yearly IN advance.
To people purchasing our Lands, and
desiring to have the same planted into
Orchards and Raisin Vineyards, we will
take the contract to do so and take entire
care for three years-at prices for Prunes,
Peaches, Pears, Nectarines, Almonds,
Apricots, one year old budded trees
best quality and variety, everything
furnished by Us at $35 for the first wear.
81 for the second and SIG so for the
third year per acre.
Raisin Vineyards, one year old Rooted
Vines, Muscats or Sultanas $2S so for
first year, 81 FOR the second, $3.50 for
the third year. Payments for planting and
caring y cash October LIST, balance Feb
ruary lst of each year. A good income
can be expected when three years old
which increases with the age.
We have already planted on this Tract
for different parties $50 acres and have
contracts for 400 acres for next season.
Best references given.
3105 1886
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tins of opium in the Police Station
now. They have not been sold yet.
| have received no complaint what
ever from any informer or police Off
Ger for failing to receive his share of
fines. II anyone had not received
their share they would have notified
him (the: Attorney-General) of the
matter.
Rep. Kauhi was satisfied with the
explanations made by the Attorney
General.
At 12.01 PM, on motion OF Rep.
Kauhi, the House took a recess until
100 p. ".