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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-15

AGAINST "LoNG" JOHN WILKINs.-Judge
Sanderson affirmed the Judgment Of Justice OF
the Peace Cook against Long" John wilkins in
BIS suit agaius MIS-. l.. NJ. Newman OF AIS Post
street Tor The recovery OF wearing apparel i'm.
pounded for a rent bill OF S63 90
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Postmaster Samuel W. Backus has writ
ten from the East stating that after iu-
specting several of the principal postoffiees
in the large Eastern cities he is of opinion
that the system adopted here in San Fran
cisco is equal, and in many ways superior 10
any he has yet come across.
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Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing syrup"
Has been used over nifty years by millions OF moth
for their children while teethng, with perfect
success. II sOothes the child. softens the gums
allays PAIN wind collie. regulates the bowels
and is the best remedy for darrhea whether arising
from teething or other causes. For sale by drug
gists in every part OF the world. BE sure and ask
Tor Mrs. Winsl0W's Soothing Syrup. Twenty i've
cents a bottle
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The secretary of the Fourth of July Com
mittee complains that be cannot find the
records Of the last and previous committees.
II is usual for the secretary of a previous
year TO hold and turn over the records to
his successor
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rHR CALL CALENDAR.
NOTICED
JUNE 1892

Anp Of our patrons 19ho fail 10 find THE
MORNING CALL for sale bu traiH-5oys
tgil co1Jer a 1aror b. notifying this office q
uoGCt, pomjpg the date and train,
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Delinquent Taxes.

Joseph Z. O'Donnel. special counsel for
the delinquent taxes of 1889 reports that the
amount collected " as SlSS 50 from Nav to
June D. and the collectors commission
amounted to 50 IL.
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Secure Your Berths.

The diagrams are now open at Union Pacific
general ONCE. l Montgomery street, for the
reservation Of berths in the special Pullman train
that leaves san Francisco at $50 A. NJ, June Is.
for the national Democratic convention to be held
in Chicago June 81
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TIE DAITY MORNING CALL

FIE NALL Al
Nev York BRENTANO BROS, Union Square
Cb5ooro .. News Stand Palmer House
Nv tftIrars ..G ALLOT s. JOUBERT,
1851 Common 81
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THAT tired feeling which Is SO common and so
empowering is entirely driven off by Hoods
sarsapariila, the best spring medicine and blood
purifier Try Il this season.
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525 Montgomery street. near Clay. open until IL
O'Clock p. N. BRANCH OFFICES: no Market
street near Kearny, open until u O'Clock midnight
S8s Hayes street. open until 9 80 O'Clock; sos
Tsrkn street. open untn 80 O'Clock: 25Is Mission
street. open until o'clock P, NJ; and lis Ninth
street, open until $3.50 p. n
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be obtained by a system Of licensing GER
tain evils is admitted. but people prefer TO
nav taxes
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J.F.CUTTEB'sOLD BoURBoN.-Thise celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all frst-cIass druggists and
grocers. ITademark-star within a shield.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-15

HAVE YOU poor appetite? II so. try stick OF
Whites Yueatan Gum just before each meal and
you will find IL very beneficial
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THE MORNING CALL
PURIICATION OFFICE /:

Has a larger circulation than any other
newgpaper published in San Francisco
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ NADINE Tremain, Magnetic Healer
I~D cures Rheumatism. Cancer and Deafnesa Ali
female complaints are an easy task for the Madame
81 Fifth st. Mission. tel5 I'm
~ John 4. Lyons, Notary Public and
@~c Commissioner Of Deeds ONCE GOT Montvom.
ery telephone 6439: residence 2202 Steiner les II
EE@ Books bought and sold. King Bros
oFourth ST.. near Market. mr27 tf
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s1rUATIoNs-coNTINUED

49,
JAPANESE BOY WANTS SITUATION TO DO
u plain cook and houSework. Address FRANK,
box 30. this ONCE. le1o ~
UNDERESTIMATE AS DRIVER OR ANY
W kind OF delivery wagon work. Address Driver,
box 93, Call Branch once. leIo 81
BUTCHER, FRESHMAN JUST LANDED, WANTS
ID work; can dress cattle and sheep cut h,ras
SIrietiy temper S eoGnIIy or9ce
DEATASTER. JUST ARRIVED FROM AUS
traiia by steamer Monowai; engagement wanted,
wholesale or retail as buyer or salesman Inoderaee
salary Address Tea, box 35 TINS once.
GARDENER IN ALL IRIS BRANCHES. UNDER
" stands care of horses. milk cows, hrst-clasS
references, wishes situation. address VI -! III
LeaYenNorth st Je44 Of
CyITUATION WANTED BAKER; GOOD
- second hand bread ana cakes; city or couh-
try. Inquire + SToECKLE. under American . *
change Hotel. le14 ~
COOK WANTS SITUATION IN THE COUNTRY;
" is good cake and bread maker; wages moderate;
Address MRS. BAKER, cor. Santa Clara ave, anu
Sherman ST., Alameda Je14 IL
PAINTER. PAPER-HANGER, ETC, WISHES WISHES
work; first-elass man; city or country. ADDRESS
Painter, box 81, Call Branch once. tel4 2t-
MARRIED, EASTERN, STEADY, SOBER
II blacksmith and sheer. worked years al last
place. wants work in the city. Address Blacksmith
box $50, Call Branch Office. ]el3 81
LuRST-CLASs GROCERY CLERK WANTS POSI-
Il ton; best of references from finest houses In
New York city Address A. ID. MESSlCk Ameri-
can Exchange Hotel Je1o o.
- urgent need or employment; has fair eduestion
and willing to do anything to support his family
Address Veteran, 1910 Mission st. Jel3 So
DRACTICAL GARDENER WANTS SITUATION;
l. understands all about flowers and vegetables
hrstclaSs references; city country Address
Gar. box 81, this office. 1el3 3t|
IA ANTED-POSI1ION AS CASHIER IN RES
W taurant CLERK In hotel: city or country; good
references Address +. NJ, box 10 this once. 10 o
CINGLE GERMAN CARPENTER AND CABINET
~ maker wants steady work; reasonable price,
city or country. Gail $50 Fourth ST. iel2 7tT
"A ANTED-OfFICE WORK BY AN EXPER-
w fenced bookkeeper. strictly temperate and
thoroughly competent and reliable. Address ). T.,
box 40 this Office. JelE ~
GOOD WHEELWRIGHT AND WAGON-MAKER
VI wants situation. Address Wagon-maker. Dox
131 Call Branch ONCE. JelZ 6t@
jVANrED-wORK OF SOME KIND WHERE
w previous experience is not necessary, or TO take
care of horses. lawn and general work. Call at
Market St. room As, between II and T. N. Jell ~
MAN AND WIFE WITH ? CHILDREN WOULD
WI like to take charge of small ranch. Address
Ranch. box A. Oakland once. Call S02 Broadway.0
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DESERTED AFTER \ Notwithstanding c.
Israel sued John G. Israel for a divorce They
were married at Fresno, on November 8, 1889,
and lived together one month. He has never
provided the necessaries of life. and even when
their Child was born friends paid the expenses
then incurred by her
"hRITIKO" reads character from handwriting
Write in ink, Gu unrued paper, in al undis-
euised hand. State sex. Send with 50 cents
stamps or postal note, 10 Kgiliko." COS Mer-
chant street, san Francisco.
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NOTICE OF mEETINGs.

T,rrA mlnce pies. SWANS 2la suffer street.
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sPilIIrU ALIsaI.


4 KNOWLEDGE Is POWER
~ Arrival extraordinary OF the worlds most IA
nous medium MRS DR.. +. SHERMAN of British
fame, known as the child medium OF England
Blessed are the peacemakeTS,
For they shall be called the
children OF God.
Remain not In darkness and ignorance but seek
We the light OF knowledge and learn what the mys-
teriouS future holds forth for you.
Like bright meteor flashing across the dark ened
SKY, this brilliant little medium from across the
ocean fails in your midst to diSpel the heavy gloom
and bitter woe from the thousands OF bIighted
hearts.
DO not allow sSeptcism silly religious scruples
to stand in your way.
MRS. DIR. SHERMAN
Is recognized by the press, medical faculty. and
scientists generally as the most celebrated medium
OF modern times.
Lifting the dark veil OF your future life she gives
you valuable ADVICE and AID in ali affairs OF life
OIL private as we'll as OF business nature as for in
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business, Lawsuits Contested wills, Divorce DAM
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sue discovers lost or stolen property finds buried
lLeasures, prevents sickness aud misfortune and
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Her descriptions Of your friends ana enemies ara
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n. B.-Perfect satisfaction guaranteed by mail
Send stamps for illustrated pamphlet with speclai
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IVA medium and life reader 2ls Stockton. apps IT
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"a ANTED 2 COOKS FOR RESTAURANTS,
w $50 and $65; cook for hotel $50; second cook ,
$45; second cook to do pastry, $S5; head walter
S35. HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearny at.
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no WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN-TAKF N0TrIc--
that L Will longer be responsible for ~ :.
debts contracted by my wife, Mary Wren. any
lel0 ~ j j MpE.-
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no YoU KNOW WHEN YOU GET A BARG4T\
~ Get them in millinery; notice my speciait.a,
MISS FORD'S, 1882 Market st. Ia. 3,a
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FEMALE nELP WANTED.

VA ANTED-5 MATTRESSES AND l PANTRY
W girl for rst-class restaurant cafe in the coun-
try steady work the year round, $25, room and
beard. free fare; cham bermaids and mattresses,
different country resorts and springs S25 and 500;
Office open evenings, Apply &. X. HANSEN * CO.,
< /
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IITANTED MAN AND WIFE FOR HOTEL
w work; $50. Apply MISS PLUNKETT, 424
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JAPANESE BOY WANTS SITUATION TO DO
- plain cook and houSework. Address liam
hnN2 il lel ~
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WANTED-MESCELL
CECoND-HAND SET TIMERS Tools. O.. ROY
- IS, Call Branch once. ieI5 3t&
NANTED-NEw OR SECONDHAND PIONEER
W press for emitting out blanks. Send full particu-
lars and price to G. A. KLINKER & CO., $50 san.
some sc. iel5 n
"A ANrED-ONE-EIGHTH MEDIUM OR PFART
" press w. III. r, $40 Post st. myl7 Il
A C. BROWN OF BOSTON. WHERE UE HAS
~. executed many of the finest specimens ~
needlework ever seen IN this country is located at
III Eddy st., where be will do all kinds OF en-
brodery and artistic needlework at short notice tf
ADVERTISING
YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTgINa
a Sas n IN az any time write to GEO. p ROW ELL
80 N ~ ~. ute o.. NeW lorS aul9 ly
ENERf ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION an
the SUBJECT OF advertising will do well to obtain
sSopy OF BOOK Tor ADVERTISER 500 pages prizes
-; mAiied, postage paid on receipt OF price; CON
sainS careful compilation from the American
newspaper directory OF all the best papers aad
CAss Journals gives the circulation ratfng OF every
one aud good deal OF Information about rates sad
other matters pertaining the business OF advsr-
using. address hOWELES ADVER Using BU.
~AAS' - spruce s~s AeE fefk sule IL
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w MATTHEWS, ATTORNEY. 4O2 MONTGO3I
" cry ST., room 1S; advice free; strictly cJi &
dental and no publcLtY: all courts. y Z.
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Observation-Disclosures COLLECTION OFFIrf
IL Removed to NV. cor. Pine and M0ntgarr y
cts, under Nevada Bank. "a
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-11-19
ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE.

MRs. SUYABBAI WADtA, IA lady from the
East, as her name Implies, n about to reach
out for fame ON the London stage as a come
diennc.
MRS. JOHN W. FOSTER has contributed
papers on "The Ancient Ruins OF Mexico
n tbo Women's Authr0p)l0gical Society az
Washington.
DR.. MARGARKT WHYIE "A lady graduate,
has besn unanimously appointed % tho po-
sition Of resident medical officer e. the
women's hospital, Melbourne,
MISS KATE FIELD does not like desk work
Give her a big, SOFT easy chair / quiet hut
cheerful corner, aud "A good knee pad ard sha
will pour out copy as II II were NJ trouble
Mrs. MACBETH, an English woman aud
the wife Of member Of tho Royal Academy,
prac ices riding after fox hOun II nstrids Of
her horse, cIaa m kaee bre ches, CATERS AMI
a divided skirt.
SENATOR GoRMAS, who has usually enter
tslned good deal A. his home on Rhode
Island Avenue In Washington, IN the winter
time, will not reopen the house this coming
season., but occupy apartments IN hotel
the Portland
MARSHAL MAcMAHoN so earnestly reasnts
certain passages In Zola's book ia Dsbacle."
that he thinks Of pub isaing i've volumes 81
hts memoirs-memoirs which no had not in.
tordsd should SO the light un II after hia
death.
RGv SAauEL r. Smith, author Of nMy
Country It's Of Thee, who lives Ia Newton,
MSS, and does rot look over 90, though
ly 80 years old, has in his tossession tho
original draft Of that song. II is on a pieces
Of waste aper
GoNa HoAR grandmastsr Of the Chinese
Masonic Order (which has Just dedicated is
only temple ia the country in Bottom, il six
feet tall, dresses ia American clothes, wears
a Jalr of eyeglasses and, together, looks
worry unlike an ordinary Cbinamnn.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-11-19
TROUBLE AT HOMESTEAD.
Bullets Fly Thick and Fast Several
People Injured.

Not since the famous 9Th Of July have ~.
ing bullets seemed 30 plentiful
Inside Of 20 minutes over 20 shOts were
fired. and Fourth avenue was In a Wild state
Of panic and disorder Bunlors are plentiful
OF persons being wounded but the only ones
seriously hurt apparently are three striker,
named McFadden, Jones and Prichard,
They all have flesh wounds Two negroe.
we're also badly wounded.
The fight started on Fourth avenue aboys
go o'clock. Two eolored men who votk
in The mill were walking toward the mill
WI n STRIKER said ~ thing 10 them They
replied and this striker knOcks one OF then,
down.
With the same extraordinary suddeunear
which always eharacterzes Homestead, 80
far a. gathering Of crowds is concerned,
about IO persons, including children ami
women, were assembled Ia a few miuutfs
Someone buried brick. which hit Wash.
ington Paul on the head IL opened fre and
80 did the Others In minute the cir was
full OF bulieis, and IN front 81 the colorod
men there was a terrified crowd rushing mo
houses for shell er or lodging up ALLEYS A
women, too frightened 10 run, stood on the
srse', and as they passsi one Of tins non
unionists s1ot at her three times, one bullet
RAISING through the shawl winch she rad
thrown over her head.
When the colored men reached their houae
they an in ana barred the door Ia a mo.
men the house was surronnded b. an infari-
atsd crowd, who soon tore down ths fence
and shattered every window with stores
Let's lynch the niggsr blaexsheep " was
the CT. Inis wss tasen up, and cries OF
hang en- were heard on ali side. Finally
order Was secured, several arrests made and
the crowi disperss3
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-11-19

If we look at lady's sealskiu Jacket,
we at once observe its rich brown color,
and the velvety softness aud deuseness
of the fine hairs composing it. If this
be compared with the coarse, hard, Oh
drysalted sealskin as imported, or still
better, with the coat of the living fur
seals, one is struck with the vast differ
enees between them, aud wonders how
the coarse or oily looking, close pressed
hair of the live animal can ever be trans
formed into the rich and costly garment
above spoken of.
Passing our fingers among the hairs of
the cat or dog, We may notice fine short
hairs at the roots of the longer, coarser,
general covering of the animal. This is
so-called under fur. 1t is present
equally in most OF the land as in the
aquatic carniyora. But ia the greater
number of these animals the short hairs
ale so few aud often fine as to be COM
paratively speaking lost sight OF among
what to our eyes constitute the coat.
The remarkable feature, then, in the fur
seals is its abundance aud density. The
operation which the skin .under5oes to
bring out, so to say, the fur, may be
briefly described as follows:
The skin, after beng washed rid OF
grease, ETC., is laid fiat on the stretch.
flesh side up. A f It knife is then passed
across the flesh substance, thinning it to
a very considerable extent. In doing
this the blade sewers the roots of the
Icing strong hairs which penetrate the
skin deeper than does the soft delicate
ones under the fur. The rough hairs
are then got rid OF, while the fur retains
its hold.
A variety OF subsidiary manipulations
in which the peIt is softeDe1 and pre-,
served are next goue through. These
we need not enter into, but only further
state that the fur undergoes a process of
dyeing which produces that deep uni
form tint so we'll known aud admired.
We may, however, mention that it is the
dyeing process whiA causes the fur to
lose its natural curly character, and to
present its limp appearance. -Yanket
Blade
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-11-19
DISASTERS AND CASUALTIES

JOSH FALK, en- old German peld er, was
found dead in his Dom in New YORK. Three
eats had gnawed off e entire front Of his
face.
J. DoYLx and wife, an old coupl9 who
registered in San +. ancisco from Dlvenpo. L
Iowa, were louu dead n tn ir bids. having
been accidentally asphyx ated by gas.
HENRY SCHROEDER and his sixteen year
cid daughter, OF Chicago, we bitten by a
pet bull dog on Oc,o er Bird. Schro der
died Ia q eat agony, aud Miss Schroeder IS
said to be in great danger Cf similar
fate.
WHILE three unknO1 men were fishing
on Bay Ridge, Jersey Central Railroad, at
E.izabethpor, New jersey, they were struck
By train and noe ed into the water, two
of them being drowned. From pape found
on the body of one OF them he is supposed 10
have been from Jersey City.
A PASSENGER train ran into A gravel
train on tie Mackin W Railr ad, near
Greenville, Ohio. John Dougherty, brake
man, who was as ep in the caboose OF the
gravel ain, was fatally injured. The en-
giEeer and fireman Oh the other train and
two passengers were injured.
DISPATCH from analna, by way of Ga
weston, says that Cos Rics has just been
devastated by flo dis Plantations were
RUNE lr dyes SWEEP away, bul dings de-
royed aud a large section of railway
ruinei. A numcer of persons wers reported
to have bee drowned II damage cunts
to hundred of thousands OF dollars.
A SHENANDOAH dispatch says that the
VII lam Penn Colliery, late'y purci ased by
the Pennsylvania Raj road Company, was
conn elled to shut down work on account Of
tie scarcely of water. The work will not
resume until heavy rains fall The Gil ard
Q tate, which has been furnishing the works
vita wa er, has cut of the supply from hem
and also from all r. sidents of that vicinity.
PASSENGERS who arrived at San Antonio,
Texas, from the City of Mexico, were de-
layed twelve hours by a wreck of the north
b und passenger train on the Mexican
Hational Ra lway. A large rock from an
overhanging cliff near Rinconada, Mexico,
fell upon the track. The passenger train
crashed INTO the obstruci N, throwing the
engine and tree COACHES off the track. The
engineer and fire nen were badly inferred
and 20 passengers sew rely wounded.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-11-19
CABLE SPARKS.

BUILDING in Oprau, Moravia, collapsed,
and many employees list their lly s.
AT the request Of the American naval de-
partmeat, specim, n of all the Russian naval
uniforms have been sent from st. Peters
burg {, Washington.
VicToR RANDI, legal advisor to EN-
prror OF Aus ria, surread red himself to the
Austrian 20 ice, conf SSH, that he was an
embSzkier. He appropria ed trust money
IN his keeping to found coal compony.
The French expedition under Colonel
Dodds has capt. red Cana, near Abom. v,
Dahomey. Tbs prae iealIy ends the cam
raign against King Bebanzin. as hi, capital.
Aoomey, can make but a poor defense.
AT Jaffa, IN the coast Of Palestine, while
the passengers from the Austrian Lloyd
steamship ere being landed, "a usual, In q
surt-bolt. tile boat, which had twenty-five
passengers en- boat d, capsiz d, and twelve
were drowned
BELGIAN workingmen ma e a demonstra-
: on in Brussels against the faction Of the
belgisn con =titution revision committee re-
Jeeting the proposi' ion to grant universal
snHrag'. lie worklngmen para lei the
streets singing revolutionary songs.
The whereal GUS of the daughter of Mrs,
Deacon, who was abducted fr m a convent
IN France Nv tn mo. her aft the Gus. o1y
Of the CHI ha been given to ths father,
Edward Pa Ike. Deacon, of Bo ton, Mass,
has been seo' cred. The child vi lie re-
stored TO the isther
FOUR persons were killed and another ter
Iib!e wounded by the explosion in a Psris
police station of a vessel resembling a sauce
pan. Policemen found the vessel in front Of
The office of the Carmaux Mining Company,
whose long struggle 18th their employees was
SET led amicaOly few days ago Toe pol
lcemeQ took the l he etatfop aud
while examining it the explosion occurred
GwYNErH MAUDE, girl Of eighteen,
dressed in the hei sht OF fashion ami related
to Eng aristocratic famili S, wa. commit
ted for trial in London on the charge OF
STEALING silver salvers and Candida bra from
Sp nk & Co., Lon on jewellers, who figured
In the Osborne cas-. ShsCr Ter, d the artc les
TO be sent 10 her lie id-ncs, swe one in
London, where she resided with her mother,
and aft receiving them, it is legged.
pawned ther2. She blames her mo her for
the act.