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The San Francisco call., 1895-12-24
A San Francisco Gallant the
Plaintiff in a Strange
Action.
LOVES LABOR THAT WAS LOST
Della Parent Asked to Reimburse the
ErStwhile Suitor for Her
Hand.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Dec. 23.-Frank J.
Roussey OF San Francisco to-day began
suit in Justice Gass' court against Della
Parent, to recover $109 80 alleged to have
been expended upon her under promise OF
marriage.
In the complaint Roussey sets forth that
he first met with Della Parent in this city
on August u, 1895, and within few hours
had proposed marriage to her and been
accepted. She subsequently went to Ven
tura, and the plaintiff made two trips to
Los Angeles to see her. While on these
southern trips he alleges to have spent
over 500 for finery and bonbons, and sets
forth these items as some of the expendi-
lures: Silk dress, $40; lining, 81 so; pug
dog, 81; engagement ring, $12 so; wedding
ring, 50 so.
Roussey alleges that on October 6, 1895,
Miss Parent returned to her parents home
at Morgan Hill from Los Angeles and has
since refused to marry him, but instead
has gone around boasting how she had
"blowed" the plaintiff.
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PLEEDs HIS Own CASE.
4. C. De POister Secures the Dismissal
of His attorney.

4. c. De POister Secures the Dismissal
of His attorney.
SAN JOSE, CAL, Dec. pa. c. de
Poister, the defendant in a divorce suit
brought by his wife and who has been IL
Jail for several months in lieu of $4,000
bonds to keep the peace, created quite a
sensation in court this morning when the
divorce case was called. In the complaint
Mrs. Catherine de Poister charges her hus-
band with extreme cruelty and with keep
ing company with other women. They
were married in 1882 and have two chill
dren, of whom the mother wants the Gus
tody.
When the case was called this morning
De Poister arose and asked that his attor-
ney be discharged, as he wanted to con-
duct the case himself. This was finally
granted, as the attorney wished to with
draw. The case was then continued for
week in order to allow De Poister time to
secure his witnesses.
AS De Poister was leaving the court
room he caught sight of George Schultz,
who is TO be witness for his wife. He
asked the Deputy Sheriff for pistol with
which to kill Schultz, and it was with diff
fculty that he was removed from the
courtroom. De Poister threatens to make
things interesting in Santa Clara if ever
he gets out of jail.
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l. boro bovered over and divided the funos; or
has more the ap pearance OF SCI ., Gentle
than educational men OF pfoiessio-
men. .,. 20 oonsnire a s
Dr. Dunbar did when he was formefay1 L oo1,ene a be-
faculty. to divide the funds OF the colege Nv
tween himself and other members without an any
regard to services rendered. when nd ne ,vhen han
given notice OF intention TO resign, ;s+snce. anu
the college was struggling for It's eAlstedHJi1, in
was reprehensible in the extreme, anu hn hn
spirit was no different from the man man1onisb MH6
goes out on the public highway 10 rep,rmnadd repr,,ed
and innocent traveller In my Judgment, IL s ~
high time that the regents of the QniyerSityd d ol
California should make inquiry INTO thls ue
partment of the State institution OF learning
The College of Dentistry has declared
vacation until January Is. so that no ac-
ton looking toward the reinstatement OF
the offending students may be looked for
before that time.
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MORE WATER SAMPLES.
Crystal Spring, San Andreas, Pi1arcitos
and Belmont Visited by the
Board of Health.

The Board of Health is apparently de-
termined to have numerous samples OF
every water supply from which the Spring
Valley Company pumps water into this
City, for in spite of the rain which fell last
Saturday the board journeyed to the more
distant reservoirs of the company and
brought back the usual load of well-flled
demiiohns.
The health officials were out before day
light, and it was long after dark before
they again reached their homes, wet to
the skin and covered with mud. DR.. Hart
was the only one absent, being detained
by an urgent case. With the board went
Secretary Godchaux, Professor Rising, the
State analyst, and Professor Wenzell, the
official bacteriologist.
The pumping station at Belmont was
first visited and samples from Alameda
Creek obtained. Then Pilarcitos, San An
dreas and Crystal Spring lakes were visited
in succession. The samples, like those
taken from the reservoirs in this City, will
be subjected to analyses to show whether
they contain organic or chemical impuri-
ties sufficient to make the water unfit for
drinking purposes, A report from the
entire lot of samples is expected at the
next meeting of the board.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-24
THE KATE AND ANNA.

Libel of Information Filed Against the
Seized Sealing Schooner.
United States District Attorney Foote has
filed libel of information against Captain
Charles Lutjens' sealing schooner, the
Kate and Anna, which Collector Wise
seized on the 18th inst. for violating the
paris award" act of April 6, 1890.
1t is charged that 800 seals were caught
within '.award" area; that the schooner
had no special license and carried no dis
tinctive flag; and that prohibited firearms
were used.
Captain Lutiens also filed a claim in in
tervention as owner of the craft, which
has been appraised at 500.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-24
NEW MASONIC OFFICERS.
installations Held in Oriental and Occi.
dental Lodges Last Evening.


Occidental Lodge No. %, f. and A. NJ,
held an installation of officers for the en-
suing year last evening in Masonic
Temple. Henry Burner, P. NJ, officiated
as installing officer and B. f. Flint, P. NJ,
as master of ceremonies. The new officers
Were: M. J. Savage. master; r. H. Coun-
tryman, senior warden; E. G. Bonner,
junior warden; c. L. Hasgell, treasurer;
Il. f. Delger, secretary; E. K. Chapman,
senior deacon; S. L. Harris, junior dea-
con; E. ]. Thomas, marshal; c. f. Sage,
senior steward; G. F. Drew, junior stew
ard; w. F. Flick, tyler. After the install
iatlon banquet was held.
The new officers of Oriental Lodge No. IA
f. and A. NJ, were installed in their positions
last evening in Masonic Temple. They were:
Frank B. Ladd, worshipful master; Edward B..
Church, Senior Warden; William r. Jost,
junior warden; George, II. Thompson, treas
urer; Adolphus S. Hubbard, secretary; Rev.
George Edward Walk, chaplain; Thomas R.
Knox, senior deacon; Robert H. Morrow and
Stuart c. Thomson, stewards; James H. WALL
ace, Marshal; William F. Flick, tyler.
Charles Bone, worshipful master. was the in
stalling officer, assisted by Edward P. Cole,
past master, as master of ceremonies. After
the installation the members sat down to a
banquet and the hours were spent pleasantly
by toasts speeches and songs by the Masonic
choir.
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addition to being attorney for the elders
he will be III position to confer with Judge
Van R. Paterson, the attorney for Herman
Oelrichs Jr in an effort to sustain the
trust claims in the will.
By so doing all the claims will be
punched and the immediate heirs will
have clear sailing in their own settlement
without spending untold thousands in
annoying and tedious litigation.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-24
PETERSON GOT A VERDICT.
The Liabilities of stockholders Decided
by Justice of the Peace Kerrigan.

The Liabilities of Stockholders Decided
by Justice of the Peace Kerrigan.
In the case of Peterson VS.. Waymire,
the defendant being stockholder in the
San Francisco and San Mateo Electric
Railroad Company, Justice Kerrigan yes
terday rendered decision in favor of the
plaintiff.
Peterson was injured in an accident on
the railroad company's line on January 3,
1895, and sued for damages, being awarded
$2500 in the Superior Court on February Z
following.
In order to collect his Judgment he was
individual liability as such. The Justice
decided that under the statutes the stock
holders are liable, and gave Judgment ac-
cordingly,
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BODE, THE ARTIST, DEAD.
His Widow and Six Children in Desti
tute Circumstances.

His Widow and Six Children in Desti-
tute Circumstances.
The remains of w. M. Bode, the artist,
were buried yesterday morning. Unfortu-
nately he died poor and leaves to the un-
certain care of the world widow and six
children who are in destitute circum-
stances. Fortunately for the family the
Salvation Army learned of their condition
and with kind and tender hands minis
tered to their immediate wants. There is
no doubt but that these noble workers
will continue to give such assistance as is
in their power until permanent relief is
afforded.
Mr.. Bode was native of New York,
but for many years he has been resident
of this City. He was forty years of age.
Many will remember this artists efforts,
sketches of no mean order. His specially
was studies of local Chinese life.
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Crnze6 h,t o. EnII.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Dec 23.-Hiram L.
Miller, young man % years of age, was
examined before Judge Lorigan to-day as
to his sanity and committed to Agnews
Asylum. Several years ago he fell and
hurt his head and since then he has been of
an excitable nature. About week ago he
began to show violent symptoms and he
was arrested at the instance of his relatives.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-24
DIR. GRIswoLD LOCATED.
The Dentist of Many Escapades Now in
Minneapolis.

The Dentist of Many Escapades Now in
Minneapolis.
DR.. Charles L. Griswold, the dentist who
fed from San Francisco last May, has been
located in Minneapolis. The cause of the
young dentists hasty departure was a
large number of creditors that had been
induced to trust him to an extent un,
profitable to them. While here he asso-
ciated with the best families, and at one
time was said to be engaged to a wealthy
young lady.
The accounts from Minneapolis are to
the effect that he is again engaged to be
married, this time to a wealthy Young ladv
OF Chicago. According to the letter Civ.
ing this information, DIR. Griswold pro.
poses to pay his San Francisco creditors as
soon as he is married.
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Neglected to Settle His Bi,l.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Dec. 23.-J. A. Wood
was arrested this evening on telephone
warrant from the Sheriff of Butte County
on a charge OF obtaining money under
false pretenses. Wood is a fruitbuyer and
when at Wyandotte, Butte County, he pur-
chased oranges on credit from man
named Grubbs. He then, according to the
Sheriff's statement, came to San Jose
without settling his account.
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NEW TO-DAY.
To-day & Tonight

you've put off purchasing your Christmas Overcoa Suit
or Ulster you have still time remaining stay open this
evening for the sake of the late comers.
you want to save the highest grade Clothing you
can Ind difference OF onehalf the price your Clothing
either for man, boy child
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funeral of Mrs. R,.tledoe.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Dec 23-The funeral
OF Mrs. LYDIA Rutledge, who died yester-
day, took place from her late home near
Lawrence Station this morning. She had
been a resident of this valley for FORTY
two years, having come here in 1853. The
deceased was a native OF Virginia, and
aged 81 wears
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-24
PYLE-PIERCF SUIT.
The Second Action for Breach of Promise
Commenced.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Dec. 23.-The $4,000
breach of promise suit of Jessie Pyle
against Edward NJ. Piercy began in Judge
Reynolds court this morning. A motion
by defendants attorney to have the case
dismissed was denied. Most of the day
was taken up in securing jury.
This is the second suit against Piercy
filed by Miss Pyle, the first having been
dismissed
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-24

both Cabrillo and Jack Richelieu. In
desperate drive Bergen landed the former
first by short nose
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-24

Books for anything they Will fetch at the
Auction Store, TAT Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-24

1.-THE CALL" RACING CHART.
),
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-24

John A-Lowena r
IGano-Armeda Howard
Alarm-Hira
Hidalgo-Glen Ellen
Captain AlGold Cup
Imp. Brutus- Viola Rea
Storey-Uga
Sid May Belle
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sAMPI. FsS-fn Seattle. December =. 3s'7s
at the residence 81 Dis SOM 20 ~
Chester Eaton. zsis Tntrs street. o. geE.-
years.
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TACOMA BCPEATT-With Pioneer NeWs
Company. III Pacific avenue
PORT ToWNSEND-M. lFrencn n 20
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corner Holly and Canoe streets. ". n
Culver. Manager.
OLYHPIA-4ITS Main street. Charles
Watson. Agent
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nj this ONCE.
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER.

FLY ON THE FLYER.
SEATTLE To TACOMA
-Four round trips daily. except Su,s.
In one hcuT and twenty-Hv- nj ,~.y.
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. Seattle-T.n
route, as follows: eo0a
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY NAV.
TIME CARD
Single fare, E0c; round trip 70
Leave Seattle-1;<S. HIS g. N. ga a.,
p. n. 80
Lave Taco-na-e- ~ 3. NIL. 4:0sn
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle q m II m.Sp n
Leave Tacoma-a.s1 a. m sG
Landing at Northern PRcinc whar, IT,
ron street Seattle -
SUNDAYS. steamers Tlyer and Stat. a.
Washington. fare Soc "
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Foe HONOLULU.

The Fine American Bark.
c y BRY AN 7.
Jacobson. Master. .o,a-
ygn All from Pert Townsend Tor 49, -
',l,, ,sout December T. carrying 80,
min passengers. For particulars -FS~
- J. n Por, OAmbls.
Or RoTHsCHILD & co, Agenis.
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STEAMER GLIDE 80
Leaves Commercial dock 1s1o1.s7 rrf-
"a 49, and nay points. 800 ss".
city dock, seattle. ? ?. N. ipaenns.
TGsrSaays ana Saturday.. far rsre q
stSnets T.anSinr aud way 49,, CaD.a.A
80 points. ~. ]. +. Vanerenes3s
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle, Wash.

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block Seattle, Wash.
Capital Observation-Disclosures. NW,t00
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
II u
Arthur A. Denny 1850: Vice President
James X. Hayden. Manager. Cash'r, Secy
Frank /. Rlodgett ...... Assistant Cashier
Sigmund schwabacher. John Collins,
E c. Neufelder. J. T. Greenleaf.
Transacts a savings bank business Ell.
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 10 sle.eoo
Interest allowed per annum: Six per
cent on term deposits; 4 per cent on ordi-
nary deposits
Dividends declared last days OF May ard
November Leans made on real estate or
approved collaterais only
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE

hCOD- CANAL ~ = -
r. MAILS STEAMER CHEHALIS
Leaves cohna2s dock Mondays We1pperrt
taVs and FU8ays for Kingston, ~
Gamble Ssa5sCk. Br.I nor. u ~ az r-1Ia,s
IA "a .a-.t aua ttrtor cry. returnas,s
alternate day4 Fare. - cents tTsis'-
- cents per &5u ~ al. po.5lts on e.ns- u.s.,
ia - ~ ODCDhJ Es A@sA-
TceIacIe. Red I3A
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VICTORIA ROUTE

Gun RATESi Cut kAIssi
sEArTLE-TACoNA ROUTE.
STEAMER CRICKET
Makes :hree round trips daily. as fonovs
Leaves Tacoma ITO a. m, IL H.. ana ~
%. m leaves Seattle $40 O. m. z:ls y n
and 7:15 p. m
Fare, 2Sc.
Sunday Excursions-Leave Tacoma ~
O. IN. and go p. m: leave Seattle II = m
apd 4D D. n. Fare s cents.
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L. B. LINE-sKAGIr RIVER RoarE

l. & b. LINE SKAGIT RIVER RCaTE
Mount Vernon and way ports
STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
OR MABEL.
VIII leave Seattle far Mount Vernon and
way ports daily at12 midnight Leave Mount
ing at Tulalip going south Sunday. and
north Tuesday.
STEAMER CLAN MDONAID.
Daily at midnight except Saturday for
Edmonds. Everett and Snohomlsh river
points. Landing at City dock Seattle.
LILLY. BOGARDUS x CO, Inc,
Tel, Main 81 Owners and Managers.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
STRS. GARLAND AND EVANGEk

Seattle and Towns nd Neah Bay Rousa
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock kon-
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at FL
a m. for Port Townsend. Port Williams
Gettysburg. Pysht, Cisllam Bay and Nesa
Bay; returning. arrives Seattle 80 .. m.
on opposite days. Steamer Eyangel leaves
Yesler dock for Port Angeles and Victoria
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at 80
o. m: arrives Seattle alternate days
o m
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HOODS CANAL ROUTE

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Harrington docE. foot o. -
inxton street, Tuesday. Thursday -.
Saturday At o'clock a. n. tor MI tYka,lsr
Por4 Gamble seabeck. Brennon. non.I
pewsfto. LfiIiwPup Falls. Hoodspon -
Union City. Returns alternate days
Fare zoe "a all poiDts- nv .,.
u TROUTMAN Master.
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GRINDERS.

SPANGENPERG. SIS Second opposite
Bailey block. srlnds razo~s. shears. etc.
and sells cutlery.
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siOH AGE.

STORAGE and Distributing Warehouse.
4l0 South Second street. j. <. Readnsn.
Telephone. Main Jos.
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FOR SALE-Spec!al bargains: you viii
never have this chance again; Forty
acres OF good farming land situated IN
King county, near railroad and not Tar
from Seattle: price. g per acre. or sleo
for ~ acres, on the following terms:
sl2 cash. balance ti2 each year until
paid. We have got only few +o-acre
tracts at said price and terms. and they
VIII be taken soon. II YOU want any OF
u. call quick on Aim & Slettengren. Hal
Ter block Seattle
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EMPLOYMENT wAsTED--FEMALE

WANTED-Sewirg IN private family by
frst-ciass cloak and aressmaker; terms
reasonable. Address Miss NJ. Post-In-
feiiiQaucer
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ron EnCHsNGE-

EN0R RENT-Px-n,e tu k.r- sra k.s.r
counties CRa FSciu Ge-t>tra r.ak
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NANTEp-Good boys American District
TELEGRAPH Co. 1i6 Cherry street
wANTED-Barber at III South Second
street.
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SUMMONS.
Hannah EhruFeu duran,
Flainiil,

Hannah EhruTeu gla1n,
John I wilson. Mola' L slealo O. n, Han.
Woul, Fannie s, lilfcuIHt ". IT nv.
uruuahan, A. e.. Butler. De. sph e. HlA'
thuT AlminntrAlor uf Mte.lalr OFT ME-
Alien. deceased, uudIuY 81. steele, hsI.'.
smith, John steele, Thatcher N"..as
and Elevator Company % corporation, a.s
John D. u1Oiry, administrator % lN' ,'''.'
Of Morris upldHrLg deggHri, ae.ga'.,-..tt'
AZ JOIN 9. WILSON, Alo,a . steele, ~
almond. Fannie A. Iul.Htri, D."
tHrr. nduiuiHttNtur " tho cstsl1 %. % 70
Allen. deceased. dudley %. Hiuylut .NNNl
smith, John 30 steele, lhanl,. XVI
Auu Elevator Company o corp. !at.h ~.
John B. uulIty. administrator o. lHt ...p
of Morris bu"uhrrE, deceased hgLr.N '''
YOU ARE UEHEHh REQUIRED D" al
IIe tbta55y6 uamsi pIuuuis In lN" u..l.rl
Count OF Che 1hlrl' Judicial h.sH.F OF ~
,,frltory OF Utuu auu tu auarrr iho ooml 80
d a therein within igu Gays .rA. AAle ~ W
fHy OF sCTtiroI aitsr mo srluta on zee o. '4',
..mmonG ID aeryg1 within thH rouaiTj or. Z
rtryod oct { Jhls county, but IN ~ eMil.es
within twenty dayti oilylWte NilAtsL ~. l.II
Trya-cF iudYmeut by default WI - lastl
ngaiast you, according ~ IhspfaJ1 OF san
Tda s5'd action BE- brought TO h1ye O. decree
Of this court Tor On accounting or lhl A'l.Ni''
q
uuuu a certain ptOmistnry uult' gay WY
ID b. Alru and defendants John ~ WI ..N
ana Nru O. steele. On John INfnHI'Nt ~
hi 1870 Tor if .UuI, wllu interest nt P ltl wy
nor nnnum from date same hc'nt oU' Xxx
wholly unpaid aayo interest 10 ttns w XXX
and being secured hT q morlshle oi vN,,IH.'"'tri
ou premises hereinafter duscuutl, $500,
H. laid uart.nt 30 saId John khfugfrn I't'Ni
uuho.ug NOW thu owner " rNll wv .I
MORT afr. utfUuduutH llnWWunli hhl'y.. y
hlrtfauHlinu and Butler having Nt. 'tl' I.
ovutrs uf aaid morguaOd premise. 'g N' '1
tnr ueu OF said mortgage dtolHlol W.. wv. 4.
sald uFamiHOa, Go have same asll hhN w.. la
applied in payment ~ amounts ''NIrb Iii
III above, t0 haY0 defendant a.u
cl,,tS'ng tnd6f them barred by 900 q. lln Nt
rn,iiy "a feirmuuon lu card premnta 90 hal, o
"A drHrieury luimuui HE4'uHt Ngi.l'li't'
William. Stella D, steele, llaWnuut li'', wy
NfrI.ranaUHn aud Butler HnI rot NtN'' '
SAID urpmlsrH hru uuHrTIuoi o. !uIn"e .
,nrntIps M MONT li24 feet Vs. FROM n -
nur lot q bloc %, pay a, 10Y. ~, tba1rr :.
yEy runping iheuc0 ~. H l-lt icrt, l"-Hl ,,..I.
i,.1tt. tteG9e b.. tG I.ig feet thence N.n roy,
in brg.nniur. together with ushl ~ M'. Id
tgsrr'Gcuiu complaint herein, HluN'''" .''
Tr.r.uUty Utah Territory. .. Oh.
Ana Van frs hereby Noticed lhAt l you la' La
r..f,.eFand answer tuc atId compliant .. w
rtiB'fed tHd sHil PLAINTIFF VIZ .lnl' "
r,tft f1r' t4pTuIuf d1Hhudcl ll'l..nft UH O..
W,tnerS NO Hon samuel A.. h,,rglt,., XVII III
"NN'-'' and me sr1l 0t The NIaIr'et 'u1''
h.IUIfd Judicial uIaiuti lh w.
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