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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-07-29

For RENT-The storehouse and
dwelling at Trower, also for sale the
stock of general merchandise therein.
Apply to A. G.. James, Trower, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-07-29

For SALE-Berkshire pigs, Jersey
cattle, Hampshire Down sheep, stand
ard. registered, trotting colts. thor
oughbred running colts, Crimson
clover seed. All at prices to suit
farmers. Orris A. Browne, Cape
Charles, Va.
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For LoAN-Eight hundred and
twenty-five dollars, on unincumbered
real estate, situated in Accomac Co.
John E. Wise, Special Commissioner.
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For SALE-My house and lot at
Sirocco, Va. House is nearly new,
has rooms above and below, with
back porch and storeroom. Lot con-
tains about 4 of an acre, with good
railing, etc.-situated on main bay
side road about mile west of Blo1-
ON station. John s. Scott, Leemont.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-07-29

Ho! For CEDAR IsLANp-The I'M
dersigned are prepared to take par
ties from Wachapreague to Cedar
Island and other points at fair prices.
Accommodations first-class. For fur
Their particulars write to G. V. Willis
or Jas. K. Harmon, Wachapreague.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-07-29

For RENT-For year 1894, the
dwelling and lot at Drummondtown,
at present occupied by Bayly Ashby.
For terms, etc., apply to Thomas j..
Powell, Onancock, or A. j. Lilliston,
Accomac O. H.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-07-29

NoT1cE-If any one is caught sell
ing liquor unlawfully in my neigh
borhood he will be indicted without
further notice. a. s. Bull, Fair
Oaks, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-07-29

CATTLE FOUND have at the Fol
ly one Jersey cow, heifer and calf.
The owner will come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take them
away. If they are not claimed on or
before July 31st, court day, I will
have them sold to the highest bidder
for cash, for the account of whom it
may concern. Orris a. Browne.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-07-29

For SALE-A Clay colt, two years
old, of good size and with promise OF
speed. W. b. Pitts, Onancock.
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G. S. sloeomb & Bros.

All summer clothing going at cost
at Slocomb Bros. Onancock.
Slocomb Bros 1925 ladies' shoes
the best to be had for the money.
Remember, that slocomb Bros, is
the bargain, house Of Onancock, in
clothing for men and children.
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To meet snndry expenses $4,000
And it is ordered that a duly certi-
fed copy of the foregoing state
ments be published in the PENINsU-
La ENTERPRISE, in the next three
issues of the said newspaper.
A Copy
Test: OLDHAM, JR., C. BIS
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-07-29

For SALE-The batteau formerly
owned by Mr.. Fisher Bool, apply to
me at Marionville, Va. n. P. Bell.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-07-29

BOARDING. will take boarders at
81 per day or $25 per month at my
house on Cedar Island. Accommo-
dations first-class. Mrs. Catharine
Watkinson, Wachapreague.
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NJ +ho voters of the County of A

To the voters of the County Of Ac.
comack;
I hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the next House of Delegates,
from this county, subject to any
form of nomination the Democratic
party may deem proper to adopt. :
Respectfully,
THos. w. RUSSELL.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-07-29

NoTIcE-Cabbage plants OF best
sorts can now be had at the Accomac
Nurseries at 81 per thousand. A. j.
McMath, Proprietor, Onley, Va.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

For RENT-For the year 1894,
storehouse, dwelling and lot contain,
ing acres, situated in New Church,
at present occupied by E. w. Hutch
inson-also farm occupied by me,
land rich, plenty Of fruit, large and
convenient houses in good condition.
Apply to W. H. Marshall, New
Church, Va.
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-WANTED-Iw want some early sweets
from Virginia. Prices very favora-
BILE. Outlook fine before Jerseys
come in. j. NJ, Williamson & Co.,
81 Phila. Market, Phila., Pa.
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KILLS ALLTHE TIME-Thatis what
Calvert's Insect Powder will do for
flies, feas and bed bugs. Want every
housekeeper to try at least one box
with patent sift top, only 10c. Jas.
Baily e. Son, Prop'rs, Baltimore. Ask
your merchant to get it.
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M Have you tried Nacirema7

For RENT-For the year 1894 or a
term of years, the Bagwell farm be-
longing-to me situated near Accomac
C. H. George r. West, Farksley, Va.
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Articles and Furnishings such skalines Crstoes
Flanne Scrim
Doye Napkins Table Damask MOSQUITO can9pe Window Shades
Poles Picture Hammock Baby Car
Iampa styles Washstand assortment China
Glassware Wood and Wilowware 81 Trunkzdiferent
Brussels Ingram
OF Oil Carpet Lnoleum, 67 pieces Of
Mating Furnitu Suit in Oak, Walnut and
Suits, Sideboards Wardrobes Rock
ers in variety, Tables Centre Tables, Parlor
Mattresses, Lounges Dining Chairs
Cradles Chd's Chairs Hall Racks Bedstead Bureaus
Large line Buggy and Track Harness. Horse
Nets Boots Busters and driving outfit in general
AMES, SHIELD & CO.. Onancock, Va.
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For RBN4ssssor 1894, nice truck
farm, about 200 acres in tract. Trans
portation convenient. Apply ut once.
T. M. Scott, Onancock, Va.
July Goth, 1898.
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HENDRIcKsoN & Co., sent the
best prices for sweets from Washing
ton, d. G. to Eastern Shore last sum-
mer. Hendrickson & Co., GAL La.
Ave-, Washington, D. G.
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.fiI-1

WANTED-Forty barrels OF potato
onion sets. Write giving price to
Geo. r. Phillips, Nassawadox, Va.
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Announcements.

To the voters Of Accomac and
Northampton counties:
take this method OF announcing
myself a candidate for Floater dele
gate from the counties of Accomac
and Northampton, subject to any.ac-
tion that may be taken by the Dem
ocratic party in convention assem-
bled.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-07-29

ARE You INsURED-1f not, get a
bottle of Hering's Compound Syrup
of Blackberry Root-a positive cure
for diarrhoea, dysentery, and all
bowel complaints. 1t is the only
thing that will cure cholera infantum
in children-never have lost case
thousands of acknowledgements of
the age. Have no other. Only 25c.
Jas. Baily s. Son, Prop'rs, Baltimore.
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For RENT-Farm known as "Pine
Grove" at present occupied by J. N.
Wescott. Will rent for or years.
For terms. apply to J. P. Wescott,
Stewards Wharf, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-07-29

For SALE-3OO,OOO feet Orwell sea-
soned building lumber. Al. Lillis
ton, Accomac c. H.
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Receipts. ana Expenses Of Aeeomac.

Receipts and Expenses OF Accomac.
Statements of receipts and ex-
penses of county for year ending
June SOth, 1898, and of allowances
and expenses for year ending June
both, 1894:
VIRa1N1A:-At a meeting of the
Board of Supervisors of the county
OF Accomack, held at the court house
OF the said county, on the fourth
Monday in July, A. d., $685.
same being the oath day of the said
month.
In pursuance OF the Act Of the Gen.
eral Assembly of Virginia approved
February 25th, 1899, entitled IAN
Act to amend and re-enact section
s47 of Code 1887, in relation to Board
OF Supervisors publishing on itemized
statement OF county expenses, this
Board has caused to be made and
does hereby enter it of record. the
following statement showing the ag-
gregate amount OF the receipts and
expenditures of the county of Acco-
mack OF the year ending June S0th,
1893, to wit:
Approximate aggregate
amount of receipts $12, 933.W
Aggregate amount Of ex-
penditures 1s,74s.O0.
Also statement showing the ag-
gregate amount allowed for the year
ending June 9Oth, 1894, to the officers
of the county and for incidental and
necessary expenses OF. the county, in
form as follows:
Tojudge of the county courts $4,000
sheriff of the county, in.
Guiding for attendance
upon county court, attend-
ance upon Board Of Super
visors, and for superin-
tending public buildings 10000
clerk of the county court,
and clerk of Board of Su-
pervisors 03O.OO
clerk of the circuit court 5000
Commonwealth attor-
ney for the county 65O.00
treasurer of the county GsO.O0
members of the Board OF
Supervisors 10000
registrars 10000
judges and clerks of cleo
ton 10000
superintendent of the
poor 10000
For building bridges 10000
drainage of public roads 10000
damages in opening
roads $4,000
pay Of surveyors ofroads
and hire of teams, &c. $4,000
support of the poor 100000
And an itemized statement of Incl
dental expenses of the county not
embraced by either of the foregoing
items, to wit:
For record books. station
cry, &C., for the county
and circuit court clerks
offices $4,000
books md stationary for
county treasurer Office 5000
pay of grand and petit
jurors 10000
overseers of the
poor 10000
commissioners of
revenue for ex-
tending county
levy $4,000
:, :. :: : ::: ::. :, e.. 6: e.
hawks s. owls $500
To coal and MGR
chandise for
court house,
clerks Office
and jail $4,000
costs of in
quests, and
for summon
ing commits
sions of luna
cy 5000
To meet sundry expenses $4,000
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Gentlemen's Department.

1913 Mems Suits.
1873 separate Coats and Vests (men's).
So mems and boys separate Coats.
1873 mems separate Pants.
70 mems separate Vests.
1853 boys Suits Gong pants).
1925 children's Suits (short pants).
118 pairs short Pants for boys.
Al pairs long Pants for boys.
1146 pairs Shoes for men and boys in
high and low cut, black, russell
and patent leather.
1926 different styles of Hats for men
and boys, such as Derbys, Al
pines, Crushers, Cassimer. Silk
and very large line of Straw
Goods.
Good assortment of Shirts in
white and colored, and Collars,
Cuffs and full line of Neckwear
Of the fashion.
A line of Mems Suits at $500.
A line of Boys Suits. IA to is, So.
100 ChildreRs Suits at 81 90.
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rw Nacirema never disappoints you.
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CHAs. SMITH.
Franktown, Va, July 10, 1898.
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At this writing white nullets and
trout are plentiful in our waters.
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Local MEMS.

Read Ames, Shield s. Co.'S new ad-
vertisement in this paper.
WI, :, -;
The sun., 1893-12-24
MS DIsAPPBARANoE ExPLAINED

Levi n. Marsteiier Found Dead In = House
He Owned-WeIi to DO, but In III Health.
The disappearance OF Levi II. Marsteller on
Thursday was accounted for yesterday morn
ing. lie was found dead In on unoncupied
apartment OF one OF the houses he owned
with pistol beside him and this letter lying
in his hat:
My dear wife 10 gone. am going. too.
May God forgive me for this act. 1t is more
than can bear"
Marsteller had been a salesman In the en-
ploy Of Dunhatn. Buckley 4 Co.. tho dry goods
firm. for nearly fifteen years. He was about
so years old and had been in Ill health for
nearly Ave years. His health finally became
so poor that about "a year ago he WAS compelled
to give up his situation. His mind became
affected and he was sent to a eanitarium at
Goshen. but aitor n few months of treatment
he recovered and returned to New York.
About fifteen years ago he married the
adopted daughter OF Mr.. Sweetser, OF Sweet
ser. Penn brook Co. Sho died, and he after
last spring, and Marstcller never recovered
from the shock. He lived alone at 231 West
Ninety second street. lle owned this house
as well as n house around the corner at S53
Western boulevard This rroperty was heav-
lily mortRaged but 1t is estimated neverthe-
less. that he was worth at least S5O.OOO.
On Thursday he loft his apartments. When
he did not return in the evening his house
keeper notified the police and an alarm was
sent out. No clue. however. was found. Yes
terday morn ing tinsmith whom Mr.. Marstel-
Ter had hired to 10 some work on the house on
the boulevard. while rigging a sling from the
roof. saw the body Of n man living in the kitchen
Of nm uniurnished apartment 1t proved to be
that OF Mr.. Marsteller.
Marsteller leaves two married sisters. His
adopted daughter Catherine Ia Mt present in
the Convent of Mount st. Vincent.
The sun., 1893-12-24
FATHER CoRRIaAN SEES 4 PLoE
He Says HIS Trouble with His Assistant
Was Caused with q siuiste- Purpose.

He Says Hts Trouble with His Assistant
Was Caused with q Sinister Purpose.
The Rev. DR.. Fabris. with whom Father Cor
rigan OF Hoboken is engaged In a controversy.
was still an assistant priest Of the Church OF
Our Lady OF Grace yesterday. II Ia understood
that Mgr. Satolli has declined to interfere
further. and that DIR. Fabris will remain a
member OF Father Corrigan's household until
Bishop WigRer orders otherwise.
DR.. Fabris. has Issued q statement in which
he says:
The dculty 70 the result and trust the last dying
EFFORT OF most shameless conspiracy that has be Ell
wagrd AGAINST me since | wrote the little pamphlet
which Bshop WiSger condemned at its appearance IN
1883. The little work was honest and earnest cry
for new legislation for the American Church and Il
found an echo In the heart OF every American whether
baltimore Council OF 1894. and its rrst triumph was
the establishment OF fapal delegation a, Washington
and the consequent pronunciation of the Popes liberal
policy on the relation OF Catholics to the public sohoo
Father Corrigan then goes on to deny that he
ever asked DR.. Fahris TO work against Bishop
that DR.. Fabris had no right to the share he
claimed OF the money offerings for the masses
on the Feast OF All Souls. He concludes:
Irsgret being forced again to defend myser in the
pubhc press. and this too by the clergy OF my own
household and At time when peace should reign in
have always been known for my kindness and gener-
osty to my assist ants and II effort now beng
inads to create the impression that cannot live IA
peace With them. II Is made on false preences and for
sinister purpose This must bs my last reference to
this matter and feel sorry that circumstance COM
pei me 10 say 80 much have simply made few cor
the case They in the hands of the proper author.
iues and are too serious for publication
The sun., 1893-12-24
M.reu. u.bro.. Arre., v.sat.s.

Judge Trunx vacated yesterday the order OF
arrest on which Marcus Debro OF England was
sent to Ludlow street jail on Friday. The ac-
ton against Bebro WAS begun by Fannie j..
Lemont. assignee OF Charles o. Lemont. to re-
cover SS 900 alleged to be two years salary
owed to Lemont by Bebro who hes been or
canizing q company to work patent rotary
numbering machine.
Mr.. Bebro said yesterday that Lemont Offer
ed to place 500, 900 worth OF stock. and II he
placed it he wns to receive q salary. I.emont.
lie said presented TO him a letter that pur-
ported 70 be- signed by Mrs, w. X. Vanderbilt.
and said that he could interest people OF
Lem ont did not place the stock. and. more
over that sums OF money had been paid to him.
The sun., 1893-12-24
RI.

Laurent Andre Burthe died on Friday at his
home. 43S Lexington avenue. in the 5Oth
year OF his age. lie was graduate OF the
French Military School OF Saint Cyr. and served
for several years as Lieutenant In the French
army in Africa and Mexico. Upon retiring
from military life he went into business in
New Orleans of which city he was afterward
Recorder Mr. Burthe moved to this city In
lSsSanG entered the United States Collar Com
pany. OF which he was Vice. President at his
death. lie leaves widow and two sons.
Mrs. W. B. SprAguo Of l+B Parclay street.
Flushing died on Friday evening. as years
old. She leaves one son. Edward T. Sprague.
and two daughters. Frances i. and henrietta
d.. who lived with her. She was the widow o.
the Rev DR.. William b. spraGue who for many
years was the pastor OF the Chanel Street con-
gTeEati nal Chdrch in Albany The funeral
will he rom the Flushing Gong regational
Church at IL o'clock on Tuesday morning.
John sullivan. a special policeman, employed
at the Quarantine station on Staten Island
died of Iucumnuia at his home in Gin street
Fort Wad,wuyth. lat" on Friday ght He
had been in tho employ ~ the Quarantine
officials since tho tine Of Dr. swinhurne. lie
was appointed special policeman by Dr.
Jenkin- during the cholera scare OF last year
Two IONS and u daughter survive him.
seaman owerre, - years OF age died at his
resi,!"ncr, ~ south I'roldway, l"nkers. on
in the hardware business in New York rity in
which h" accumulated "A fortune In 1875 hs
removed ro h9nkefs and purchased the Her
riot estate. lie leaves a widow and three sons
Sir ticorRa Elliot died Yesterday gt his town
house Portland TlA"a London. His Illness
began with 20 chill during the recent meeting
of 1 rn--gy.iaiVt- addressed 10y Lord ; SulisluTy
in CardiE. he was 81 years old. lie had ean
a member of Parliament for eighteen years.
lie l.ft three children and widow.
Naiiacr B, Miller agent for the New Haven
Steam boat iumUHny. died Yesterday lie was
fur ".trsn years connected win John A.
starin, AMI was APPOINTED 70 succeed Nr.nt
Carter on Dec. l. iie WAS II years Of age
DR. Samuel II. Olmstead died yesterday at
his home. iut clinton street Brooklyn in his
10th wear. lie was graduate Of \ nlo College
and a war veteran. lie was an officer in tho
Loyal Legion
oliver arun. Nicar-GeneraI Of the Roman
Catholic dior"se oi Three Rivers. Quebec died
N.sterduy. unel 4 4 years.
The sun., 1893-12-24

PEFKsKITI Dec. 23.-Dr. l. u. NJ Lycn OF
this city recently bought a country place.
which formerly WAS the home Of the late
,uE,n s. Brown, for mauy years a super, i-ur
in tltsrounly and puhi.r-Hpiritrd citizen he
had strong Affection Tor domestic animals
aud on he Srounts are several graves OF his
pets suTmuunted hy headstunr- liner than
us3uTn the ia~t resting place Ol many human
briuGs. Er large st"ne several teet Ion. oG
white mar. lc, has inscribed In wsll-rut let
ter,, bolivar, our horse, Died March 3d.
OF tho 50 .cIous =Iouniisiare two smaller head
stones ouu over twenty years old. Tho older
stone. Of white marble contains the lnsrrip-
ton, -is-Ir. died July 10. 1873 aged II
Yeas" The other tombstone 10 Inscribed
q month, These inst Two graves are sun
Ppsr TO ruuialn the remains of two pet cats
that lived lyu@ llNvs IN the family,
The sun., 1893-12-24
The Weather.

An unusual warm spell prevails the whole conn
try Tue temperature Yesterday was everywhere
above freezng except nn the OF Nans and over
Nurth nakOtA aud eastern Montana In the central
valleys aud the Atlantic coast states itwa
or above.
depression as yet without energy storm conii.
tions Was forming over Wyoming aud Colorado and
drew asight breath % colder air down from Manitoba
yesterday but ts hardly likely that any really cold
weather or SNOW can he for this ne bor.
hood TOR Chrstmas Day. ThfiAy psoasrs 10 bs ger..
eraliY fair and moderately warm
twas fair In this city yesterday except for hight
showers IN tho afternoon; Sighty warmer; average
humidity Gi per cent ~ind southwest. twelve miles
hour, highest ofc al temperature 529 lowest 431
The Thermometer at Perrys pharmacy. In THE Sux
buIdns recorded the as folows
The sun., 1893-12-24
A COUGHLIN TRIAL EPISODE.
.0ITE 'EM sfoo EACH AND THEY'LL
LET THE room FELLOW cor

The Crnnk who Said THIS 60 the Jurors
whtie TbeF Were Going to Their Hotel
Friday NIRht Lestured n Court-
Justice Mnhoney's Lapse or Memory.
CHICAGO Dec. 23.-There was another inter-
estlun diversion in the Coughin trial when
court reopened this morning.
Let the Jury rotire" were the first words
uttered by Judge Tuthlll. The Jurors could
guess the reason why. There was another
prisoner in the court room beside Dan Cough-
lin. His name was John A. Bower He was
arrested Last night on the Clark street bridge
while the Coughlln jurors were being taken
from the Court House to their hotel He
pushed his way through the passing thronR Of
people, and. when he got as near the jury as
he could. lie shouted
Give 'em s10o each and they'll let the POOR
fellow GO"
Detectives who always keep near the jury
on tho way to and from the Court House.
bounced on the fellow. who was locked in a
cell all night Judge Tuthill summoned the
offender before him. and notified him that m
order would be entered. returnable at -
o'clock. requiring lin TO show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt Of court.
Bower was thoroughly frightened at the pre-
haste to protest his innocence OF any wrong
doing.
had no intention OF brlbing the jury" he
added. " I am sorry 1 caused all this commo-
tlon. could not bribe the jury II wanted to.
had only s3,25 in my pockets. your Honor, so
Head Bai,ir Newland asserted that the fell
low forced dozen passers-by into the gut
ter, SO as to get at the Jury, and that his 500
remark was made directly to tho Jurors.
Judge Duthill ordered tho prisoner to he
sworn. and to tako his statement. Attorney
Ming Wing iTternosed a suggestion that the Jury
should 10 present during the investigation.
and testify In the case. The suggestion was
agreed TO and the Jury rcadmitted into court.
nvowal uf any intention Of tamnering with
the jury lie so informed the twelve men
N recitinE the circumstances to them.
act Of bravado or blun Then, turning to the
prisoner. he admin istered a lecture, accepted
his apology. and told him to mind his own
business in the future.
. There was only one session Of court. In the
line OF testimony It was chiefly notable for
what one OF tho witnesses. Police Justice Ma
honey did not say. lie suffered from strange
connects the late Patrick OSulivan with the
murderer who presented the icemans business
card when no called to drive the Doctor to the
testified that. when O'Sulivan handed one
q his business cards to DR.. Cronin Rt
the latters office, the conspirator. re-
city some time. 3ut that the Doctor would
know II was all rinht IL the man who called for
the Doctor to attend case OF injury. under
OSullivan's cards. To-day tile Police justices
memory failed him on that point, and the
prosecuting attorney was not allowed under
the rules uf law TO refresh it as lie wanted to.
Just before court adjourned until after
Christmas, Judge Tuthill called the lawyers
and Coughlip before him and obtained their
at theatre under the protection OF baillffs
next Tuesday night.