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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-09-26
DUBLIC SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
VIII be sold at public sale, at the residences
of the subscriber, on Min street, opposite th'
fountain, Mount Holly,
THURSDAY, September rs,


of the subscriber, on Min street, opposite the
fountain, Mount Holly,
THURSDAY, September rs,
the following hou sehod goods
Hair cloth sofa, hair cloth chairs, marble
top table, > round-top tables odd chairs, pic
lures Golden sun heaters hat rack, OTTO
man, 6 sitting room chairs, lot ornaments,
table covers, looking glasses, lot books, sun
burner ana otner tmps, ingram and brussels
carpets, extension table, sideboard, dining
room chairs, lounge, 3 tables with leaves, re-
frigeTator silver ice pitcher and cake basket,
ice cooler, glass ware and dishes, knives and
forks, sets table mats, crumb tray, gas
globes. bird cage, hanging baskets, lot oil
cloth, dining room stOye-Brilliant No. IL.
Cottage bedroom suite, pieces; bedsteads,
bureaus Old-ftshiOned secretary, wash
stands, rocking chairs, towel racks, china
chamber sets. wardrobe, feather bed quantity
of pillows and holsters, hair ana straw mat
tresses mantel lamDrequins, stair rods bed
ding chest g lambreq ulns and brackets, long
window curtains, small clocks
Apollo cook stove, nearly new; Niagara cook
stove, meal chest, dough trough, tin walters
pie board, kitchen chairs, wash bench, pots,
pans, stone and earihen ware, buckets, tubs,
porcelain lined preserving kettle clothes
horse, clothes line and props step ladder,
flower pots , coal shovels, snow shovel, rake,
small trunk, lot old lumber, axe, lot drawers
for store purposes, large sign board with iron
ii Xtures, door and other mats, ana many other
articles not mentioned.
sale to begin ut IL o'ciock, noon, sharp. Con
ditfons: on sums of $40 and under, cash; over
that amount six months credit on note with
approved security.
ANNA L. COPPUCK.
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FRIDAY, ocTo Der ~, 1893,

M me hou4, OF so O'Clock in the afternoon on
the premises hereinafter described
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
with the frame dwelling house thereon, sltu-
ate in the city OF burlington, IN The county OF
Burlington, ana state OF New Jersey Douiuea
and described as follows
Beginning al "a point i'm the northerly line of
Union street, at the distance OF ntty teeG tour
inches westward irom the Top OF the curb-
stone ON the westerly line OF Stacy street, tSaid
MONT being the middle OF "a certain three teet
wide alley laid out and opened BY former
owners for the use and accommodation OF this
and adjoining ands) ana extending Ql IN
said alley nOrthwardly at right angles Win
said line OF Union street thictyone feeL hve
inches to "A corner ; thence (2) stu northWAru-
w turning a little and running patallel Win
Stacy street, stan along lne 1ila9te o. s9l1
alley, eight feet and seven inches To r. corner
tbeinp me end OF said alley; thence t5) sun
northwArdly and parallel Wlth salu stacy
street tweniy-nine feet, nine inches, more or
Iass ~ a corner tn The line of the SchO0 house
lot conveyed by Thomas Dugdale l0the mayor
ana alderman OF the city OF Burlington;
thence t4l wcstwardiy along the line OF sdiu
school house lot. fourteen leei one men 10 the
division line OF tot OF l4nd conveyed by
n a Deacon ana wife to Robert W. haines,
March 25 A. ID. 1851; thence t9l southWardly
Ia fht. line Of said tiuines' land thirty hYe leet
six inches toa corner IN lhe patnuon me OF
the sheds tat the distance OF tmtteeh teeb
eight inches from the wall OF odd felloWs
ullD; thence 90 suit sonthwtta along tne
middle lire OF the partition wall OF salQ shcQs
len feet aud two inches 20 "A corner ia the wall
OF the dwelling house distant thirteen tcet
eiuht inches from the wall OF said Odd Fellows
Halll. thence a. eastwardly ana parallel with
Union street Two feet ana iout inches 20
corner i'm the PARTITION wall between the
house nov ON this land, ana the adjoining
house ON The west; thence 81 southWudly
along the middle line of said partition wall
twenty three feet and four inc hes to corner
i'm The uOrtheriy line 81 Union street ofts'ud;
lud thence CD eastWardty along said line OF
Union street. seventeen feet and six inches 10
the place of beginning.
nclndng the estates ana interests in dover
0nchoate) OF the defendants, Sarah B. War
mock, Lizzie a. WanocE, Ellen Putcmrd,
Ittbtfnda tsrifehard. Alice HritChnrd and
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The best groceries, meats and provisions
at the lowest possible prices. That is the
method Of doing business adopted by
George w. Durand at his store, corner
Water and King streets. Persons desiring
to make dollar purchase the greatest
amount Of goods can do no better than
call at that store. Goods delivered free to
any part of the town, and orders called
for when desired.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-09-26
I PEoIAL MEETING.

BURLINGTON COUNTY, SEPT. 10, 1893.
10 ne Director Of me Board o. CHOSEN Free
holders OF Burlington County
we the Members OF the Board OF Chosen
Freeholders of Burlington County N. j., DO
hereby petition you to call a special meeting
81 said Board, nj the Court House. In Mount
Holly, N. j., on Monday, october %, lsS at
one O'CLOCK in the afternoon, for the purpose
Of receiving and taking action on the reports
OF The committees on the Beverly and Delan-
90 Road and the road leading from EveshorO
to the County line ON the church road, Also,
to take action on any other business that may
properly come before the Board
CuAs. X. VANsCIvER, Francis u. PERKINS,
j. h. JOYCE, +. H. DENNIS
J. u. PANCoAsr, JOSEPH ). FLEETWOOD
SPECIAL MEETING.
In pursuance of the above petition, here.
by call Special Meeting OF the Board Of
Chosen Froeholders of the County of Burning
ton 10 be held at the Court House, Mount
folly, N. j., on
MONDAY, OCTOBER I'd, 1898,
at one O'Clock in the afternoon, for the pur-
poses above mentioned.
JoHN H. ANTRIM, Clerk. Direction.
sept. 20, 1898.
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receive bids for stone roads, met on
Wednesday, and opened the following:
Coestown and Evesboro' road.-R NJ. Montgomery.
Macadam, TO in. per so. I'd, Sl.27. b. M. y j. F.
Shanley 1elford 10 in, per. 50. yd. Sl.1s. b. nj. q
j. f. Stanley. Macadam 10 in. per SO. yd ST. IA.
b. NJ. Il J. +. Stanley extra hauling, cts each 100
feet. B. NJ & j. F. STANLEY, excavation, % cts per
cubic yd. b. NJ. Il J. F. Stanley, DEPTH 10 So. yd.
b. M. 4 ]. +. Stanley, clay 100 cubic yd Barber 4
Ireland, 1O-in. Telford. per SO. yd $l10. Barber h
Ireland, 10in. Macadam, per so. yds, 10. Barber
Il Ireland extra grade, 25 cts per cubic yd. Barber
4 Ireland extra haul over half mile cts per 100 yd
N j. Paving Construction Co., 0-in Telford, per
So yd., 81 %. n. j. Paving Construction Co.. 10in.
Macadam, per 50. yd.. $l.1s. N. j. Paving Con
struction Co.. Sin Macadam per So yd., $i.l0. N.
J. Paving Construction Co.. Sin. Macadam, per SO.
yd., 80 cts. N. J. Paving & Construction Co., extra
excavation, 40 cts per cubic I'd. N J. Paving Con-
struction Co. extra haul over half mile cts for 300
yds. N j. Paving Construction Co extra depth, is
cts. per inch.
Telford. 10 in, per So yd,, rs cts. B. NJ. J. +.
Stanley, Teford, 10 in, per So. yd., 81 05 b. hi.
J. F STANLEY, extra haul cent each 100 #. B. NJ.
B. M J. f STANLEY, extra depth, per IN, 10 cts.
per "a. I'd. B. NJ 4 j. F. STANLEY. clay, ST per cubic
yd- James Pagan. Teford 10 in, per SO. yd y cts
James Pagan extra haul, 10 cts. per 500 It. James
Fagan extra excavation As cts per cubic yd. James
Fagan extra clay 81 per cubic yd. Peter A. Riley,
Telford 10 in. per SO. yd 81 cts. Peter A. Riley,
extra excavation 80 cts per cubic yd Peter A. Riley,
clay 81 per cubic yd. Peter A. Riley extra haul,
cts per 100 it. over half mile. Barber Ireland,
Telord, 10 in. per SO. yd, 95 cts Barber Ireland,
extra grading, % cts. per cubic yd Barber Ireland
extra haul cts per cubic yd for every 100 yds. over
half mile. N. J. Paving & Construction Co., 1O-in.
Telford per 50. yd 90 cts. N Paving Construction
Co., 10-in. Macadam, per SO. yd. 81. Nd. Paving
Construction Co., sin. Macadam per 50 yd., 80 cts
N. j. Paving Construction Co., Gin. Macadam, per
So yd., so cts. N. j. Paving 4 Construction Co.,
extra excavation 40 cts. per cubic yard N j. Paving
& Construction Co.. extra haul over half mile, cts
for 800 yds. N. J. Paving Il Construction Co., extra
clay, So per cubic yd N. j. Paving Construct
ion Co., extra depth of stone, 10 cts. per in.
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A NNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders of
the Mount Holly Water Company Will be held
at the office OF the secretary, on SATURDAY,
OCTOBER Z, 1898. 1T O'Clock.
HENRY Q. RISDON, Secretary.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-09-26
MASTERS sALEOF
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of "a decree OF the Court Of Cham
Gerry OF the State OF New Jersey, made in GER
tain cause Qn partiti0n) wherein James War
mock aud wife are compartments and Peter W -.
WarnoeK ana wife and others, are defendants,
there viii be sold at pubic Vendue, on
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-09-26
Medford.

Jacob L. Halnes has been granted a
patent for machine to SOW grass seed.
On Saturday evening Percy Haines and
George Lemons went out over the bridge
to have out an old grudge. They pun
meled each other in great shape, and
raised such disturbance that complaint
was entered before Justice Allen, who
held the men for a hearing.
William Roberts, while going through
Howell & Jones' cranberry bog. on Satur-
day, fell and broke his knee cap. DR..
Reeve examined the wound and sent
Roberts to Cooper Hospital, Camden.
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or sErrLEm ENr.

Notice is hereby given that the accounts of
the subscriber executor OF Emma NJ
Weaver, deceased, viii be audited and stated
by the Surrogate, and reported for settlement
TO the Orphans Court Of the county of Bur
ltngton, at the ensuing September term
Aug ,. 1898. HENRY G.. RISDON.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-09-26

etTATIONERY OF ALI. KINDS. ALSO A
- well selected stock OF Bath Sponges. Car
rnage Sponges ana ChamOis Skins at bottom
nrices BARRlNGTON'S, ~ Main Street
r EATnER GOODs-Glove and haHdker
| chief boxes, work boxes writing tablets
music rolls, card cases and pocket books, au-
tograph and photograph albums nj ANIL
SONS, Y. NJ. c. A. Building
OUR FULL LINE OF QUADRUPLE FN
TRACTS of ID the latest Odors Is pro-
n0unced to be the LEST In town. We also
nave a varied assortment OF our own make of
Colognes, as well as othuls, and all the popu
ToiieI w alter 8. BARRlN6TON'S Drug store
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CIDER PRESS.

John w. Ford has purchased kirby's Cider
Press, and viii start ii at Cross Roads, on the
first of September. He will give two and
half gallons of cider for "a bushel of apples
No apples received without barrels.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-09-26

Why pay high prices for pictures and
frames Go to Sheibal's, No. is North
9th street, Philadelphia. 36-9mo.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-09-26

arts department were the following Paint
ing I'm OIL stil life lst, Miss Ella Hansell, Ran
cocas; ID, Frank Dillon. philadelphia. Flow
ers in oil, list Miss X. l.. De Cou, Moorestown;
%, George A. Lippincott, Mount Holly. Cop.
led figures in oil. lst, do Marine copy in oil,
ist, Mrs g. HPohemus, Mount Holly; I'd,
Miss Sadie Rogers Mount Holly. Water color
figure, Miss Frances G. Ely, Beverly Marine
water color, lst, Mrs. Clara Holemnn, Mount
Holly. still life water color, lst, Mrs Clara
Hopkins MOorestown; ID, Mrs. A, V. l.. Pun.
yea, Mount Holly. Crayon drawing, lst, Mrs
Charles NJ. Brown, Moorestown ID, Miss Bees
sic Pease Mount Holly.
Printing on ground glass, lst, Mrs. l.. -
Bryan, Nlncentown. Painting on wood, I'd,
Miss George $. Taylor, Mount Holly. Paint
ing on channels, Mrs. s. +. Haines, Vincen
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Stone Road bids.

The committee appointed at the last
meeting of the Board OF Freeholders to
receive bids for stone roads, met on
Wednesday, and opened the following:
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Pickles, Preserves, Etc.-Peaeh, pear, plum.
strawberry and cherry preserves, Mrs A. L.
pie preserves canned plums, canned apricots,
canned huckleberries, Mrs. T. B. Atkinson,
Burlington. Grape preserves and canned APP
pies, Emma Warner, Dumberton. Canned
pineapple, Mrs. James Allen, Vincentown.
Canned straw berries, Mrs. VIM. Wickward,
Medford Canned gooseberries ounce jelly,
crabapple jelly, currant jelly, Mrs. G. w.
Leeds Rancocas. Peach jelly, Ella Sherman,
Mount Holly. Apple jelly. Mrs. Sallie B. King,
Jacksonville.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-09-26

Following is the summary of the bicycle
races: Starters, Kanaska, Milwaukee, 40
yards; Rich, New York. so yards; Schoheld,
England. scratch; Bartholomew, Lewisburg,
Pa 125 yards; Starbuck, Marion, Ia, $50 yards /;
City, SO yards Martini Lawrence, Mass. 800
yards: Betner, Rochester, 270 yards; Albert,
New York, $50 yards Humans, Elgin, ILL.,, 100
yards Cassidy Buffalo, 800 yards; V. j. Kelly,
Philadelphia, $50 yards.
Won by Starbuck, Bartholomew second,
Newhouse third. Kanaska fourth, Rich fifth.
Time, min. l215 sec.
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Italian greyhounds, first, Golden Rod, J.
Brombach. Mexican hairless, Salvador and
Mexico, J Brombach.
In awarding the specials, the best of every
variety was brought into the ring and the
choice OF these given the special as best OF
their kind then sent back 10 their benches
TO await the final call, when the very eclat
would come To Judgment for the placing OF
the Ashmont trophy. The specials for best
opinion, Frank kalIenshoth's mastiff Gar,
W. c. Reick's ST. Bernard Sir Bedi-
Guess Noble. Hepbern Kennels Great Dame
Hepbern, Phil }. Waishs Newfoundland
Carlo, S. +. Houston's deerhound Ellen
Douglass, Phil. j. Walsh's greyhound Cheeky,
II. W. Hunungton's wolthound Oh. Argoss, j.
II. Winslow's pointer Admiration, }. S. sum
mer's heavy weight pointer Machentosh, +. $.
Browns English setter Edgemark Seminole
Kennels Champion Tim, DR.. Dixon's Gordon
setter Duchess of Wayerly, Seminole Kennels
poodle, Bell; Castle Point Kennels fun ter
iier Kit; r. Ii. VOLTS Daschshunde Dachsl;
Is. +; Lewis's beagle, Doctor; koeheiie Ken
nels' black and tan, Topaz; James Fosters
Yorkshire. Ben, and DR.. Cryer's pug, Bob Ivy
When the call was tor the competitors for
the Ashmont diamond trophy all OF these re-
sponded except Sir Bedivere, announced as
out OF the competition In not being up to his
usual form. One by one they were dismissed.
until the re only remained the woihOund.
deerhound, English setter Edgemark and the
Irish setter Champion Tim. The hounds We're
the first TO so out. Then it seemed that Tim
might be the loser. Edgemark was In the
very pink OF condition, but Champion Tim
went from the ring wearing the blue ribbon
that is to carry the locket. and the trophy.
having been awarded three times TO the sem
mole Kennels, is now its property.
Other specials were Tor the best kennel OF
for Great Danes, BY Weisbrod n Hess volt
hounds, IL. w. Huntington; Irish Settlers
oe. eni,ies samtnoie Kennels. noodtes II. q
Trevor; bull terriers, Castle Point kenneis;
beagles, Oakview Kennels; foN terriers, Lans'
downe Kennels; pugs Seminole Kennels
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position for some time. Mr. Chafey's in
creasing private business compelled him
to retire, much to the regret of the board .
Burlington.

At its meeting on Tuesday night coun-
Gil decided to put eight electric arc lights
on Main street for 81 nights as an expert
mental test.
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LES
CHATIMENTS.
PAR EsCoFFIER.
LII

PAR EsCoFFIER.

Il wv ShseiA w PAN'
obscure ct mysterieuse quand il
remonta rappartement de NJ. q Hum
bart, lie chef du parquet ne savait que
penser
Aucun fait nouveau n'etalt venu
non plus eclarer les magistrats, qul
avaient continue renquete avec VI.
dHumbart
Celle-ci await etc frappee; c'etait
reellement dies armes de sa panoplie.
De tout celia, il r6sultait, evidem-
ment, une tres grande confusion dams
les esprits.
Ce fut bien pis lorsque ragent de
Ia snrete revint de son expedition
dams les magasins des 6diteurs d'es-
tampes.
On n'avait pu lui donner aucun
renseignement precls sur les person
mes uui avaient achete les mOdeles de
fleurs. Mais en- etudiant attentive
ment ralbum, il await detache deux
feuilles qui avaient etc collees par
une tache rouge.
II ne fut pas difficile au medecln
de reconnaftre du sang.
La tache Sc trouvait au milleu de
la feuille, a rendroit OH le milieu de
la figure de la victlme await porte
LIE sang await coule du nez de Nine
dHumbart ce fait devint incontes
table lorsque lie docteur cut examine
Ia morte. L'une des marines await
une l&gere trace de sang.
LIE medeein certifa que lie coup d'
stylet n'avait pas pu produire un'
hemorrhagie nasale; sans aucul
doute, la tete await etc comprime'
fortement.
IL fallait done croire a une lutt
entire le meurtrier ct Nine. d'Humbart
LIE mystere devenait de plus el
plus impenetrable.
A onze heures moins un quart
Julien ct Leontine, lie valet ct /
femme de chambre, revenaient che
leurs maitre.
On leur await donne congo Jusqu'
dix heures ct demie; ills etaient bic
un peu en- retard mais ills comptaicr
sur le quart d'heure de grace ct,
vrai dire, lis sen inquietaient peu
surexcites par lie plaisir du bal, sar
doute aussi par rexcellent dine
auils avaient fait ct par lusas
simon abusif du MONS cOmplet 6
leur liberte, les deux jeunes gems e
proftaient jusqu'a la derniere m
mute.
lis arriverent a rappartement {
NJ. d'Humbart.
lis ne remarquerent pas tout d
bord que la premiere piece de serylc
a la fois chambre de debarras
office, n6tait pas eclairee.
Julien frotta un allumette-bongie
rien sur la table, nj tasse de cafe {
de the.
Apres tout, il ttait tard ct
cuisiniere await sans doute to
range pour etre a la disposition
Nine. d'Humbart.
ITEMS, fit Ia soubrette, on dlrs
Que le diner ma pas etc servi lei.
-Pourquoi done ?
lie feu ma pas etc allume.
-C'est quill fait un temps TT
douX.
-Mais tn sais 6ien que madar
est frileuse CONNIE une chatte.
-Allons voir Ia cuisine
oh non. Catherine serait
pable de nous faire quelque comp
ment desagreable. ..mais ecoute
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Lenquete sOmmaire etalt complete.
La justice n'avait plus rien a faire
dams cette maison desolee. Avant
de Sc retirer les magistrats presente-
rent une fois encore leurs condolean-
ces a NJ. d'Humbart lis partirent,
confiant a Gardel lie soin de chercher
une pite ct Sc reservant a Gardel
pour lie lendemain de reprendre
la procedure.
Pendant les preparatifs dc depart,
Julien ct Leontine attendaient dams
Pantichambre.
Leontine, apres s'etre hien assuree
que personne ne faisait attention a
eux, Sc rapprocha du valet de cham
bre ellie await repris tout son sang
froid.
julien, ditelle, c'est bien etrange
tout de meme. Faut-il lie dire aux
juges
-Quoi done o..
Rue Abatucci, tout a rheure,
quand nous revenions, tn te rappelles
bien que je me suis arretAe au mo-
ment OH deux messieurs pres de
nous :?
Ell blen !
-L'un de ces messieurs dlsait
"D'Humbart aurait-il quelque mo-
tiff de haine contre sa femme p
--Chut, repondit Julien ie me
rappelle maintenant mais tais-toi,
malheureuse, celia ne nous regarde
pas.
NJ. d'Humbart passa la mutt a
ecrire.
La mort, surtout lorsqu'elle arrive
inopinement, impose un chef de
famille DIES devoirs bien cruels :
remplir.
II faut faire connaitre lie tristt
evenement aux parents les plu
proches proceder aux declaration
legales a la marie ordonner i
convoi DIES pompes funebres ct i
service de leglise /; libeller le model
des lettres de faire part, etc, etc.
Pour NJ. d'Hun.bart, une difficult
Sc presentait.
Sa femme await une s9ur bic
connue a Paris dams lie monde galan
par ses aventures ct par son lux'
cettc meme madame de Saint-Gal
, dens don't lie "petit vicomte" ava
raconte au cercle la plus recent
; fantaisie ?
p C'etait une femme dun caractel
: impeueux, alter, ct qui, I'm mi
t ment dome, pouvait devenir dang
reuse.
$ Fallait-il, en- ce moment, oublier
r position equivo4ue ct la considers
CONNIE etant de la famille =?
. Apres y avoir mdrement redecf
. NJ d'Humbart Sc resigna lui ecrir
p II redigea egalement une depeci
pour son beau-frere, M. Lefrancoi
lieutenant dams un regiment de ligl
Q en- garrison au Havre.
Ii ecrivit quelques lettres indispe
- sables ct dressa une sorte d'ordre {
. iour pour les declarations ct les &
mandes que Julien aurait a fai
+ pendant la journee.
Pour un homme calme d'esprit
de sang-froid, ce travail nedt p
e exlge plus dune heure mais
/, d'Humbart s'interrompait to
), instant ct s'absorbait dams ses !
! flexions.
A peine avait-il termine lorsq'
ts executant ponctuellement ses ordr
< Julien entra dams son cabinet a h
heures du matin.
!; Julien partit avec les lettres ct
: depeches.
~ Une heure apres, les visites de &C
a. doleance affluaient chez NJ. d'Hu
IN L. fox,l d,ranomanf s'afaif q.