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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-25
!, AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
By W. II. II. TRICE. 80 BANK ST,

COMMISSIONERS SALE on VALU.
cess Anne. about three miles from the VIII
lage of Berkeley st 5N7s- III no /. 49,. =
BY virtue OF u decree Of the Court Of Law
a ant Chancery Of the city of Norfolk,
iSqS ~ on IN, me 18th day, OF December.
Titled Cnyender and others VS.. HAT.
ltsoh and others, and Harrison, guardian,
e.c;' ps. lavender and others, consolidated
INV aiitt neaIo Iogether, shall sell Mt public
S Sot 10 at the Real Estate Exchange, No.
Tuesday, the "a day Of March. 1Sa7 NJ ~ ~
o'clock m, NIL that certain tract Of lana ".
ing party IN the county OF Norfolk and
party IN the county Of Princess Anne he
ing the same whereon the late Vim. II.
the lands Of Peres Bonney, the late Jutge
Louis billiard, Cromwell and others. con-
tanning by recent survey filed in said siitts
5i2G3 acres, more or less, but to be sold IN
Gross and not by the acre. $50
This Is O valuable tract Of land. with
and it lies on both sides OF the main road
from Providence Church to Kempsyiiie
about three miles from Berkeley There ia
some valuab Bile timber, suitable for piles. on
this property. l -
Terms: One-third of the purchase money
equal tnstairnents In one, two, three ana
four years from the clay of sale, with In
terest thereon from the day Of sale for
which the purchaser. shall give his bonds
with security, and the title shall be re-
tanned until the further order Of the Court.
WM. W. OLD
Special COMMISSIONER
w. II. II. irR1CE, 20 Bank st.
Auctioneer.
Phone 56o. fel9-tds
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dent Of the Norfolk and Southern rail-
road, passed down the road yesterday.
MI. M. II. White lost fine horse night
before last.
We are glad to see the weather open
clear ana cooler this morning and hope
1t will remain so.
our next court-Spring ternl-Will con
venc here on the fourth Monday in
March-the ped day
Superior Courts spring term for this
Judicial district will begin ut Curritucll
next Monday, the 1st Of Nfarcn
Tile time for gardening is now about
here. Everybody should prepare ana
make ready for sowing
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RACES All NEyH,E7,S.
Big Crowds, sinny Entries and n Fast
Track.

Ncwbern, n. c.. Feb. 24.-(SpeciaD-
Inc iair opened this morning with the
weather perfect. Crowds poured into
the city from this and other States all
Gay and the gates at the grounds were
olockaded for awhile A large number.
OF legislators were present
I,he race track was fast and the SPORT
ing clement filled the field and grand
stand. All tho heats were exciting, be-
ing neck and neck
me first race was the trotttng. OPS
class. best three in five. purse $4OO. Tyr
obese. a Newborn horse, wns the winner:
time 2:@o. Bird Eye. OF Grecnville, n
G.. was second, Kitty b., OF Weyanoke,
Ca, third Ten entries.
mere were ten entries In the second
event trotting, 800 class, best three in
1Ve: purse $500. Tt was won by Rfvett.
Il Goldsboro horse, In three STRAIGHT
heats; time, 2:37. Second Belle Fiske.
Aulander. N. c.: third, Tom H., Au-
Susta, Ga.
Third Race, running, two thirds mile,
best two in three, purse Sl5O-Won by
tiorence Hubert an Ashland, Va,
morse; second. Tanglefoot. HEREFORD n.
e, horse. Four entries. This wound
up 4 days racing holly contested.
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NORTH CAROLINE

publicans are complaining Of Governor
/, russell. and certain other persons with
a keen eye for pie (by which he means
nolting Populists) are noisy about Rus
selFs not doing what they want done in
certain matter Che means the appoint
ment OF judge Of the Eastern Criminal
Circutu. These gentry are thinking
that they Will hit Russell by defeating
the bill to annul the charter Of the North
Carolina railway, which comes up in the
senate next Friday If their vision was
rs long as their noses they would see
that the defeat of that bill would only
make Russell stronger with the people
and would make the lease question the
ovcrshadowing one in 1893. Nothing
else would be talked about or thought
about, and the people would send q Leg
stature here which would settle the
lease matter and settle n lot Of other
things too which need settlement, be
sides murring the beauty OF certain
statesmen whose noise and nonsense are
very captivating TO them selves"
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
Only local bills were acted on by the
Legislature to-day, as about two-thirds
Of the members were at Newborn attend
ing the fair. The principal new bills
were 10 make $4,000 additional appropria-
ton TO the seven colorcd normal schools,
and TO reduce the pay Of Legislators to
50 per day
Bills were passed providing for the IN
spection and supervision of coal mines
ana the protection OF miners.
bills 10 give Buncombe and Wayne
counties the dispcnsary law were ar
gued before The House judiciary COM
nlittee to-day ana unfavora bly, reported
by a close vote.
\ bill IS before the committee TO allow
all Of Curritucll Sound TO be entered rs
state land at 81 an acre. Northern
sp0rtsnlen are urging its passage.
Governor Russell to-day appointed
rhcophilus White state shcllnsh COM
missioner.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Fort OF Norfolk and Portsmouth
February 81. 1897.
ARRIVALS

StItltI
Br. stmp. Marie Elsey, Hodgson, New
orleans 10 Frederckshaven, to VIM
Lamb Il Co. Coaled and sailed.
Rr. stnp. Drnest da Costa, Canon,
Baltimore, to Reed Bros. g. Co, for
cargo.
schr. Charles P. hoffman, Jewett,
PORTLAND, 10 VIM. Lamb & Co.. for coal.
Schr. Louisa Waters, Hurley, Balti-
more, with guano.
Schr. ]. Dallas Marvel. I!lsey, Balti-
more TO North Carolina, with guano
Schr. Holland w. Houston, Houston,
North Carolina to Baltimore. with cargo.
Schr. Chase, Garrett, Baltimore, with
coal.
schr. John @. Ferguson, Taylor, Bal
timore to North Carolina, with cargo
Schr. Hu,da, Daniels, Baltimore to
North Carolina, with cargo.
Schr. VIM. l.. Franklin, Trolley. Balti-
more to Suffolk
schr. Casper Heft, vane, Baltimore to
Suffolk, light
schr. Edward Smith. Lane, New York,
light.
schr. Sarah s. Tyler, Morris, Baltl-
more. with coal
Tug Mary J. Walker, Sparks, Philadcl-
phia, with Darges James. OBrien, Flor
ence McNaughton, Aldolphus Embrey
schr. Sarah Jane Vaughan, Barnes,
Baltimore.
CLEARED.
81 stnp. Primers Point. Jenkins,
Liverpool. by North American Trans
port company, with So. 600 bushels corn,
3I4 head cattle, Is cars poplar logs. 10
cars walnut logs.
l'r stmp. Mabb, Hassusman, Ham
Durg, by North American Transport
company. with 1918 bushels corn, ., 100
SACKS corn cars doGwood ana persim-
mon logs, car mixed logs. 100 tons pig
IRON. 275,900 pounds D. 3. grain.
III stmp. Benedlck Narcott, Ham
burg, by Furness, Witty & Co, with
s4.6I bushels grain, 500 bags cotton seed
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Sale Of Delinquent Stock.

TO THE DELINQUENT STOCKHOLD-
liRS OF THE NORFOLK. TERMlANL
LAND CoMPANY OF NORFOLK, VA.
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Norfolk Terminal Land Co., Of Norfolk,
Va, held in Norfolk, Va. July 3Oth. 1895,
and 1929 Of the Code Of vrgnin Of $751; the
shares of stock standing on the books Oh
the company In the names OF the parties
at the Norfolk Real Estate and Stock Ex-
change, No. 23G Main street, Norfolk Va.
calls due thereon, together with interest
on same to date OF sale. Sale Will begin
at II O'Clock M. March 2nd, 1897.
THE ESTATE OF II. G. YATES, BAL
ANCE DUE ON Is SHARES, s205.71.
All persons interested in the foregoing
their interest. w. II. Ii. RALEIGH,
President, Baltimore, Md.
JNO. a. WELSH, Secretary, @
Baltimore. Md. ja2S-t h5w& mr2
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tubs lard, 1,oooh barrels lard, 3 car

tubs lard, l,o00& barrels lard. 3 cars
slaves.
Schr. NTaude Sherwood, Kelly, New
Bedford. with coal.
Schr. Mary Curtis, Maker, Charleston,
with coal.
Schr. Agnes Manning, Heyer, New
meal. 1000 tierces lard, 1000 pals and
Haven, with coal.
Schr. Samuel S. Holmes, Evans, James
river, TO load.
Schr. Sarah 3. Putnam. Adams, James
river. to load.
Barge Frank Pendleton, Hoboken,
with coal.
Tug Asher j. Hudson, Beers, with
barge Martha T.. AlcCabe, for Urbanna
Creek and barge Cornelia II. Rowland,
with lumber, for Baltimore.
SAILED.
Schr. Charles T. futile, Bowen, New
Haven, with coal.
Barge Mercedita, Boston, with coal
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1.-Two stock Market.

3. Market-Quiet and dull; Butchers,
Cattle: Extra fat. smooth steers, ShGD
de-. common to fair cattle. 3@31sc!; COM
mon rough cattle. 21sQ3Ac.: heifers, fat
cows. fat and smooth, 2h@3Ac: cows
G. common and rough, 2Q2Ac.: bulls, 20
apc.; mich cows. common, s10.oO@20 90;
m i3l cows, good, s2o0o@35.0O; good or
oxen. 262Ac.: heretics and sca1awass
d.sD2c.: good corn-fed hogs, live, SG
S8e:: gross. common to fair hogs, live.
S@3Ac.: gross. light. pigs. sac Hogs in
better demand. =, -, % - -
Good lambs. 3D41sc.; poor lambs. un-
sala Die and not wanted; butchers
sheep. fat. 2A@3Ac.: poor sheep, not
wanted at any price. 0 -
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SfRyp NnrItct,

Market-Receipts Of w. 0. slaves are
more liberal and now about equal to
demand; "a heavy pipes, prime, $4,000;
cults. $4,000: heavy hogsheads, prime,
S62.0 90; culls. $4,000; prime red oak hogs
heads $30032; culls, 20.09Qp22. 90; white,
oak. light hogsheads. prime, $50 90; culls,
$4,000: white oak headings. prime, $500;
culls, $500: white oak pipe 1890; culls,
$40. 90; white oak barrel. $4,000; culls,
$1,000; white oak, ootaves, $500; culls,
$1,000.
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NJ eIllOrnnsf,li1a.

D,lngeness. Feb. 23.-Passed, steam
er Knight, commander (Br), Durant,
Norfolk, via Halifax for Antwerp
Gibraltar, Feb 17.-Saied, steamer
Daybreak (Br), Jones, Norfolk
Leth. Feb. 23.-Arrived, steamer
Benvorlich O3D, Clark. New York
Cheniston 0r), Smith, Norfolk and
Newport News.
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HI HEREFORD.

,hertford, y. c.. Feb. 24.-(Speciar-
Mr. F. ID. Wyman and wife. OF Iowe,,
Mass as are here stopping at the hotel.
Inc Masonic Lodge met last night at
th ,e nail IN the Courthouse building.
ne ked Men meet every Friday night
IN the Smith building
Am. w. wv. King, general auparintan-
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Murine NliScclIony.

The many friends and acquaintance
OF Capt. G. c.. Sparks, of the tug Mary
j. Walker, will be pleased to hear that
he has decided to locate in Norfolk
Captain Sparks makes a speciality Of
towing between Norfolk and Philadel-
ph!a H *
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-25

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
! Eastern District OF Nirg!nia-W hereas.
on the 18th day OF February. 1897, E. B.
of tho United States for the Eastern Dis
trict of Virginia, against the sloop Anna
Clark, her boats, tackle, apparel and furnt-
time; and whereas, by virtue OF process IN
due form OF law. to me directed, retnrn-
have seized ana taken the said sloop Anna
Clark. and have her In my custody. Mo-
ticc IS hereby. given that District Court
room, In the City Of Norfolk, OIL the 9Th
day Of March, 1897, for the trial Of said
premises, and the owner or owners, and
all persons who may have or claim any in
terest, hereby cited to be and appear
at tho time and place aforesaid, to show
cause, If any they have, why final decree
should not pass as prayed.
J. NJ. HUDGIN,
u. S. Marshal
BY THOMAS II. CROSS,
fe2itomch1 Deputy Marshal
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ShII,rlc Market.

shingles--Quiet; No. hearts, $1,000
5000; No. 2 hearts, S400@4.60: No. l sap,
s300@3.75: No. 2 saps, $3.0093.75.
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'eo soseesooeoeoose
Miller, Rhoads & CO.
SPRING GOODS.

The immense quantities
OF new merchandise which
we have distributed in
Our various departments
in the last six days at such
extremely low prices, could
not tail to create an I'M
preston with Norfolk's
shrewd buyers.
STATIONERY.
Fine Box Paper, all linen, Envelopes
to match. ALWAYS sold at l5c. Is this
week only, Zoe per box.
Fine White Wove Paper, commercial
size, strictly high grade. For a special
4c per package of 80 sheets.
Star Linen PAPER, our leader, 3 sizes.
Commercial, Octave and Suftanna.
Made to sell at Csc Ger pound. Our
price, 15c ger pound Of 12O sheets.
La belle France Linen. the popular
paper for fine correspondence, I9c per
pound. Envefooes to match, 70 per
pack.
TOWELS.
Pure Hack Towel, 1886, fringed,
Special 10c.
Pure Huck Towel. frineed and hem
med, 20x40, at y lie,
Colored Border Huck Towels,
22x4O, best bIeached buck, hen1ned,
Csc quality for zoe.
Satin Damask, Is 1-2x4O, red border
ed and fringed. For leader, 15c.
Pure Bleached Huck. 24x4e, Satin Da-
mask, bordered and edged, knotted
fringe, 39c quality, for Csc.
HOSIERY.
Ladies Fast Black Hose, extra heavy
Maco Cotton, spliced heel and toe. For
flyer this week, u lie pair.
Something new--Childrcns Fast Black
Ribbed Hose, double knee, spliced heel
and toe with white feet, 25c pair.
Ladies' Hernsdorf dye high spIiced
heel, double sole, best forty gauge, reeu-
lar Use goods. This week, &c pair.
Boys Extra Heavy Ribbed Hose.
double knee, the proper hose for hard
wear, Csc pair.
WASH GOODS.
Several cases Of the latest effects in
wash goods just opened.
Organdis Rayee, new wash fabric,
all new patterns, 7c the yard.
Applique Convert, the new shaded
wash fabric, beautiful patterns. All
good colorines, I5c the yard.
Organdie Lissc, sheer fine wash
fabric, exquisite colorings, the daintcst
PATTERNS - 1-2- tho ward
Mechlins, a lace stripe material, thin
and cool for Summer wear. All good
designs, 10 per yard.
DRESS GOODS.
Checks in ali the desirable shades, also
black and white, at 25c, 39c and Soc.
Social attention called to our new
line Of Spring Dress Goods. New
weaves and patterns arriving daily.
SILKS.
All the popular shades in changeab1e
taffetas.
New effects in fancy silks for waists.
a large assortment Of Foulard silks at
Csc and &c.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE.

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Eastern District Of Observation-Disclosures.
on the 18th day OF February, 1897, T. B.
Shea filed his libel in the District Court
Of tho United States for the East District
OF Virginia, against the sloop Delaware
ure, III the cause Of contract, civil and mar
thine: and whereas, by virtue of process in
due form Of law, 10 me directed. return
have seized and taken the said sloop Della
ware Oak, and have her in my custody.
Court will he held iii the United States
Courtroom. in the City of Norfolk. on the
9Th day of March, 1897, for the trial OF
said prem: scs, and the owner or owners,
and all persons who may have or claim
any interest are hereby cited 10 be and APP
pear at the time and place aforesaid. to
show cause, If any they have, why final
decree should not pass as prayed.
]. NJ. IiUDGIN,
l.. S. Marshal.
BY THOMAS II. CROSS,
fe2ltoAlch5 Deputy Marshal.
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BULLS IN ASCENDANCY

tConciuded from Seventh Page)
stock. $1,000: bill stuff. air dried. S.0O@
1000
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| BY II. T.. Page & Co., Auctioneers, No. q
Bank street.
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SOAPS.

SUAPS.
SPECIAL. MAGNOLIA, &c. A CAKE; A
DOZ., doc
RUTTERMILK AND GREEN CAS-
TILE, 5 CAKES FOR sc.
WITCH HAzET, AND BUTTERMILK.
3 CAKES FOR l0c
LANoL1Ni1 AND BuTTERN1ILK, 3
CAKES FOR lie
ROSEWATER AND GLYCERINE. 3
CAKES FOR lie.
CUCUMBER, 3 CAKES FOR 1ic.
COLGATE'S DERMAL SOAP, A BON,
pc
NIEDICATED TAR OR BAY RUM, A
BON, 25c
WILLIAMS BARRIERS BAR, a CAKE,
&c.
PEARS SHAVING STICK. EACH, l9c.
PEARS UNSCENTED TOILET, A
CAKE, 12!ac.
PEARS SCENTED TOILET, a CAKE.
l5c
GLYCER1NE AND TAR. a CAKE, sc.
CUTICURA. y CAKE, 15c
PACKERS TAR, A CAKE, lac.
''47-l1" WHITE ROSE, 4 CAKE, 15c.:
THREE CAKES FOR i2c
LARGE Castillo, WARRANTED
PURE, A CAKE, Sc.
LA PARISIENNE SCENTED GLYCER-
me, 8 CAKES FOR 25c.
. COLGATE'S FAMOUS CASHMERE
BOUQUET. PIC.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-01-07

for his departure. He buttoned his
black coat up to his chin and pulled
down the brim Of his hat; for the even
ing was growing cold, and wild north
wind ratified the window panes.
"You have no overcoat with you?"
said Miss Simmons; 'you must not so
into the storm without one"
She hurried away to the closet, and
returned with an old-fashioned heavy
ulster. "This belongs to my brother"
she said; he is away now; you may
use II ns long a. ou please" As she
handed II to Pauley, a strange smile
played around his lips, his hard eyes
scented TO soften; when he departed. he
was more courteous than usual, and he
muttered TO himself, as he walked into
the stoTE:
"For Gaze John Pauley has ex-
perienced the novelty of being treated
like n CHRISTIAN. It's a caution how
such treatment will thaw a man ont"
1t is impossible to follow the move
ments of Mr.. Pauley, during the next
two weeks, in detail; he was very
busy man; sometimes he appeared
soothed and sustained by an unfaltCr-
ing trust, as though he were nearin0
the goal and again he appeared dis
couIaged and perplexed.
On the night before New Years he
arrived at the cottage rather late. AL
though calm, there was enthusiasm in
his eyes and cordiality in his voice, as
he said:
miss Simmons, the task is nearly
accomplished. Tomorrow l shall place
the murderer in the hands of the au-
thorities, and you may go to the Jail
and get your lover. Now, be calm, and
I'll give you brief outline of the story.
I soon found that there was nobody in
this town who had a motive for kill
ing WillIie, and there was no robbery
done. 1t was very possible that WillSie
had made enemies, though, for he was
and tyrannical. So I hunted
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-01-07

Doant oberdo y wuks an ways rom cy-
cling to walk,
An nebah weah yo' wisdom thin by cher
lastin' talk.
Doant be a scandalmongah mean--a Gavin
carrion crow
Inventin' odorous abuse in word-bombs
packed wiz woe.
Doant be narrow-gauge false saint wiv
no thought but OBJ creeds,
Let out de tucks sewed In yo' soul, expand
in 20 good deeds.
Be faithful to yo' chosen chu'Ch, but widen
out yo' glance,
See noble motives eberywha' an glib all
souls chance.
Dispute 20 politics an points wiz tempah
all serene,
An nebah In fair Argument explode an
make a scene.
In shot, resolbe to glib yo' soul a balance
wheel an guide,
An nebah let 1t run slam-bang wiz throttle
valve too wide.
Resolbe to be symmetrical upon de broad
gauge plan
Which wiz uncommon common-sense
ROUNDS out ue nODle man.
Be homes upright squah-toed. true. to
right good things inclined,
Instead OBJ lop-sided soul by ebll UNDER
mined.
Doant covet watahmillyuns, hens, or slip
In thlevish ways,
Yo' chickens may come home to roost In
melon-colic days.
Doant glib yo' pennies to de chu'ch, 20 dol
labs playin' craps;
Or make 20 sins all wide-awake, yo' 'ligion
OBJ cat-naps,
An when yo' sweah off on New Yeah stick
bravely to yo' word,
Instead OBJ foppin' like flea, or playin'
mockin' bird.
BE homes in you life an Tub, no homes gal
deceive,
A fllrt am like a coward wiz daggah up
his sleeve.
No grumblah, growlah chronic-crank or
Insect wiz sting,
But wiz de sunshine in yo' soul soah high
on happy wing.
So shall 70 trabel heabenwahd by de best
an brightest way,
An lib yo pledges to renew on many
New Yeahs day.
De quatet now will sing de hymn; I'VE
knows whar we am at"
While Deekln Bunette locks de doahs an
passes roun' de hat
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-01-07

before my interview with Mr.. Wilkic.
That is all that l know about the MUIR
DER"
Mr.. Pauley proceeded from the Jail
to a cottage in the suburbs of the town;
there he was eagerly welcomed by a
young woman who, although pale and
with lines of care on her brow, sug-
costing that trouble was no stranger to
her, was still II beauty; with feyerish
impotence she motioned the detective
to a seat, and calmly he adjusted him
sci in his chair and glanced around the
room, as though to inspect the furniture
before proceeding. An old man was
nodding in a chair before the stove; an
old lady was nodding in chair behind
the stove, with a plous book in her lap.
"Your father and mother?' queried Mr..
Pnuley,
"No; my uncle and aunt; now do tell
me all; have you seen him?"
~ have seen him. Miss Simmons, it
is tough case; It will take great deal
OF work to prove anything to his adj
vantage, and my work is expensive. Do
you want me to go ahead?"
Certainly; the little money have is
my own, and every cent Of it is at your
command. Money! l would give my
life to save Hugh, as he would for me-"
elbow much money have your"
GIVE hundred dollars"
"Pm afraid I'll need it all. Now, I'll
say something for your comfort; that
young man is no murderer; he wouldn't
kill sheep, and Ill have him out of
Jail by the 1st of January. Somebody
killed Willlie. Hugh Morse didn't do
it. Therefore, the man who did do it
must be found am the man to find
him. But won't find him sitting here,
so III say good-day, Miss Simmons
After delivering these sentences in a
jerl1y fashion, the detective prepared