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Evening star., 1897-06-04
Married I'm Her Bicycle Clothes.

"arrAeO IN Her bicycle Clothes.
From the Chicago Tribune
While Justice Hart of Cleveland, Ohio
was sitting in his office late Tuesday after
noon he was aroused from his medita ton
by ripple of laughter at his Office door
A company Of three young ladies ard an
elderly gentleman entered. The girls each
wore a neat bicycle suit. with short skirts
and cap. One Of the merry wheel-women
announced that she desired to be launched
On the sea of matrimony and to have her
name changed from Mss Martha Elber to
Mrs. Charles T. Wilkes. The justice look
ed out of the door for the would-be groom,
gentleman. The bicycle bride was about
seventeen years old, while the groom al
peared to be thirty years her senior Tie
bicycle bridesmaids giggled, the bicycle
ed serious. while the justice performed the
ceremony.
Evening star., 1897-06-04
The FnnciulIi Arrest.

AT the marine barracks this afternoon a
Star reporter was info rmed by Col. Hey
wood, the commands ut. that no action has
as yet been taken in the matter of the ar
rest of Prof. Fanciulli, leader of the Ma
rire Band. who. it is claimed, was insubor-
dinate and impertinent to Lieut.. T. L. Dra-
per memorial day. The report of the oc-
c1rrence mas been referred to Prof Fan
ciuili for Endorsement, and the papers are
still in his hahds
Evening star., 1897-06-04
APARTMENT HOUSE.

Extensive Improvement Planned by
Mr.. Joseph L. Willard.
Plans are being considered by Mr.. Joseph
E. Willard which, if carried out, will re-
suit in the erection of an apartment house
at the northwest corner Of 14th street and
New York avenue, on the lot which ex-
tends through to H street. 1t is not Mr.. Will
lard's intention to occupy this entire lot
The new building will have a frontage Of
forty-five feet on New York avenue, and a
depth of seventy feet. The one-story office
building at-the corner of 14th ana H streets
will not be disturbed, but on the balance
of the lot it is proposed to erect building
four or five stories in height, with stores
on the ground floor. and the upper stories
arranged for use as an apartment house.
Evening star., 1897-06-04
Condensed LOCALS.

Georgia watermelons are getting to be
more plentiful, and there has been a de-
cided drop in prices. Some of them are
now selling as low as 30 cents apiece, while
the choicest bring 75 cents
colorrd baby about three months old
was found yesterday afternoon about 4
O'Clock beneath the porch in front of house
No. 2311 Washington circle. Policemen
Parham and O'Brien found the child where
1t had been abandoned, and the young one
was taken to st. AIMS Infant Asylum.
Evening star., 1897-06-04

William Peques. an old negro preacher
in Chesterfield county, s. c., is the proud
father OF forty-three children and $50
grandchildren. the majority of whom are
alive.
Want" ads. in The Star pay because
they bring answers.
A gun which was used by the Kearsarge
in the fight with the Alabama off Cher
bourg. France. In 1864. is to be part of a
soldiers monument about to be erected at
Stamford, Conn.
Evening star., 1897-06-04
MR.. CALHOUN LEAVES CUBA.
He Takes Passage ON the Steams
SaratOgR for New York

He Takes Passage on the Steamer
Saratoga for New York.
The Lee Congosto commission was enter
tained at supper Wednesday night at Ha-
vana by Senior Congosto. and at breakfast
yesterday morning by Consul General Lee
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Calhoun left
Havana for the United States by the
steamer Saratoga. He went on board ac-
companied by several correspondents. Tho
party went down to the steamer In q tug,
with them being Mr.. Fishback. Mr.. Pepper.
Mr.. Springer and DR.. burgess. as well as
Consul General Lee and number Of rep
resentative Americans.
Ex-Consul General Williams 10 also q
passenger on the Saratoga for New York
Evening star., 1897-06-04
|. Marriore 4.icen.e..

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following: sg,~ 1s}. .. =
White-Niels Bentsen and Annie Semi;
Thomas Pollard and Rose Green: Henry
Brock. jr- and Evelyn NJ, Kiefer; Joseph
vanderstice and Mafgafet Al. BALDWIN;
Oliver Matehen ard laura, -Densmore.
Coiored-James Mash and Mamie Dorsey;
Thos. G. 8. Addison and Lucretia Powell.
Evening star., 1897-06-04
The Dny

for paying fabulous prices for candy has
passed. The finest chocolates and bon bons
In the city are manufactured daily by S.
A. Reeves, successor to Reeves. Poole &
Co., 1909 F st. NV. Only II cents per
pound. Flavor perfectly delicious.-Advt.
Evening star., 1897-06-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

REGULAR MEETING OF THE GRAND ARMY
Club of the District OF Columbia at WIZARDS
Hotel SATInDAY. june 8. pm. Come! A.
F. DINsMORH President. n. n. LEWIS, Sec
retarS. jss-R
Evening star., 1897-06-04

A kiss which Rev. A. ]. Adams. .colored,
gave ono of his female paris1Hioners at Se-
daiia. No., cost him $i875 in the police
Evening star., 1897-06-04

IFFlCE OF TIE TREASURER OF THE UNITED
States, eN-oflcto commissioner of the sinking
fInd Of the District of Columbia. Washington,
H. T.. June /. 1S91--By virtue Of the authority
1871. entitled An act TO provide for the pay
IuCnt of bonds of the District of Columbia falling
dIe July j. 1871. and July i and 26 1892,
hereby give notice that the principal of the bonds
hereinhelow designated will be paid at the treas
my Of the Unitsu States in the city Of Washing
ton. D. g.. the lst day of July, 1897, and that
the interest said bonds will cease on that day,
viz: Three-hfty per cent ten-year funding bonds
of the District of Columbia issued unlcr the act
of Congress approved March 3. 1891 and number
No Il to original No. 20. both inclusive; 81 600,
original No. 456 original No. 125. both inclu-
siVe, Hoo. original No $50 to original No So,
both Inclusive. Total. S2S9.1o The bonds de-
scrised above are either bonds of the original
issue. wi.ich have but serial number at eacn
end. or substitute bonds which may he dis
tinguis,led by th, double of numbers. which
are marked plainly original numbers and sub
stIfuie numbers ALL OF THE BONDS OF
THIS LOAN WILL. BE CALLED BY THE ORIG
governing The order in which the bonds shall he
called in is follows: The last of the said
bonds originally Issued under this act, and their
kIi.s stitutes. shall be first called in, and this
der of payment shall be followed until all shall
have been paid" Bonds forwarded for redemp-
fion should be addressed 10 the Treasurer, u. $,
Washington. D. G.. and assigned to the Treas
nrer of the United States for redemption As
siguInrnts must he dlted and property acknowl-
edged prescribed in the note printed on the
desired in favor of any one but the layee,
the boIds should lie assigned TO the Treasurer
of the United States for redemption for account
Of there insert the name Of the person or per-
payahle,. d. " MORGAN, Treasurer U. s.
lei-iUt
Evening star., 1897-06-04
Church Incorporates.

: The -Montellos Methodist Protestant
Church Of Monteiio. D. c.. was incorporat-
ed today by articles filed by Tsnstees Rich
Holland.
Evening star., 1897-06-04

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN
Ammonia Manufacturing Co. will be held at Ill
y. Alfred ST.. Alexandria, Va, MONDAY,
June II, 1897. ut 1870 am. for the election
of board of directors
REUBEN DOOLITTLE, President.
l. SANDERSON. Secretary jeI-2w'
Evening star., 1897-06-04

WHEREAS BY AN ACT OF CONGRESS AP-
proved Janaery 26. 1897, the auditor of the Su-
-Jrenle Court CT the District OF Columbia is
powered and directed TO examine and audit for
bettlerns ut all claims for property taken. injured
vr destroyed by reason of Ii. destruction of the
Northern Liberty Market in 1872. and all claims
for payments made for the purchase, rent. or
use Of any stall privilege In said market
house: Notice is hereby given TO all persons hav-
in- such claims herein specified TO preseit the
same at NV Office In the United States court
house in this city within ninety days after the
18th day Of March. 1891. further provided by
the said act, otherwise the claims will not be
allowed JAS. G. PAYNE, Auditor
Evening star., 1897-06-04

NOTICE. HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS
that i will not be resi- onsible foT any debts
contracted in my name. L. A. CRANDFIL,
Go II ST. je4-3t
Evening star., 1897-06-04

FOR PROFIT,
For HEALTH
je3-tf Cleveland PARK
BUILD YOUR OWN HOME. IT'LL NOT COST
as much as You expect-at least, the Lumber AMI
Woodwork won't IL bought here We've made
some very advantageous purchases-which We re
willing to share with you. Get our estimate for
supplying all the woodland compare II with that
of others. We are confident of booking your or
der them
THoS W. SMITH, LIST and Ind ave. Phone 217.
NH and wharves. foot 9TH ST. se Prone e0l.
NH m
Evening star., 1897-06-04
Capital: One rliIlion Dollars

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT
Rents safes inside burglar proof vaults al
IS per arium upward.
Securities, jewery slverware and valuables
Of all kinds In owners package. trunk case
taktn On deposit At moderate cost.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received from TEN CENTS upward
and interest allowed on IS and above.
Loans money real estate and collateral
security. Sells hrst-class real estate and
other securities in sums Of $50 and upward
TRUST DEPARTNENT
This company is a legal depository for court
and trust funds. and acts as administrator
executor, receiver. assignee and executes
trusts OF ala kinds. Wills prepared by q
competeit attorney In daily attendance.
OFFICERS:
BENJAMIN r. SNYDER. R.............-...P President
FRANCIS RIGGS First Vice President
". RILEY DEEBLE. Second Vice President
THOMAS L. JONES. Third Vice President
ALBERT l.. STCRTEvANT.. Secretary
GEORGE HOwl RD. D............-........T Treasurer
CHARLES K. MAN. Assistant Secretary
WOODBURY. FLAIR. Trust Ofbcef
ta21
Evening star., 1897-06-04
VAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington. ID. e., June 2. 81.
Mr.. Louis II. stabler. Gen'l Agt-, Mass. Mutual
Accident Association, 1908 St NV
Dear Sir: In acknowledging your check re-
ceivCd today for indemnity due to accident on
my bicycle take great pleasure in commencing
your associa tion for prompt and full settlement.
Very truly,
FRED. s. HARDESTY.
Rates 5000, paying n weekly indemnity OF
So, SIS per year. or $3.50 every two months
Policy covers for PARTIAL DISABILITY as We'll
for total disability.
Send for circular call at Office.
LOUIS ii. STABIEIs. tienl Agt-,
je2-3t 1908 F ST. NV.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE THIRD Gu
operative Building Association will he held MON
DAY. June .. at pm, in Room No 1. 6Sl Pa.
ave. NV, which time the 10Th series of stock
will he issued Payments. 500 per month on
each share, emitting the holder to an advance of
81 zoo.
subscriptions for stock at
y ARR HER, Pres. Al and I s.w.
". T. WALKER, V. Pres, Cercoran bldg.
]. T. PEFTY, Auditor. District bldg.
J. y. lRCkHEAD. Library Masonic Temple.
L. \. WALKER. 18th and y NV.
W. $. BARKER. 18th and ID s.w.
DR. H. ii. GUNNEiI. 90 Pa.
T.. q. THOMPSON. 6cS1 Ia ave.
Dr. ]. ]. STAFFORD. AS 9th s.v.
y. HAZE\, War Dept. jest
Evening star., 1897-06-04
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY.

PRINCETON UNIVERSITY.
Entrance eXarnnat1Ipn ill be held IN Washing
ten. AT rooms Of the civil service commission be-
ginning TIT tuesday,, June II, at 10 am, and
continuing through Friday. June IS.
Address Inquiries
Evening star., 1897-06-04

All lot owae.s requested to attend the an
nual N .et'Eg OF the stockholders of GlenwoOd
cemetery for the election of trustees for the
sliny year and the transaction Of other important
business. at Masonic Temple, of 9th and
SIS. NV, at o'clock pm MONDAY, June z,
1881 WALTER L. CI.EI'HANE. Secretary
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

CITY AND COUNTY TREASURY. SAN
~ Francisco, April Is l8s7.-ln Compliance
with the provision OF sec; ion OF order i59S OF
the BOAR o. supervisors, approved september l5
1881, there VIII be sold AT public auction by t. S
spear q Co., at their saiesro0ms, 81 and Y3 sntter
street, on
MONDAY, MAY II,
Az ~ ociock A. n. sundry articles Of stolen Lost
anu Unclaimed property recovered by the police
Iorre OF san Francisco, detailed in an inventory
tnereof on ME In the office Of he CLERK Of the
Bosrd OF Supervisors, and consisting OF iews ~.
wearing apparel, pistols knives ETC.: also a lot Of
trunks valises, clothing ec. property of deceased
persons received from the coroner of this City and
Nounty. open for inspection on morning of sale,
\. G.. WIDBEK,
City and County Treasurer.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-21

The following marriage iicelse3 havs bssa
Issued bv the County Cierk's office:
John H Adams and Maggie Queenan. 24-22
Charlie, B. Iomson and Margaret Daily, 35-23.
Ber el Erik sen and Anne G Anorea ,32-26
q. f. X. jacob and Alice r. Crouson, Z5-19.
Charles III. Hoecker a d Dora Hensc hen 2S-22.
Jo.l :. HAYES and Kathleen NJ. Morris 3i-25.
William ]. Hickey anI Nay T. Lamm on. .24-21.
Richard SEQ md allie Reynolds 2S-19-
Freier OK Me NH old and Anna Rehn. $50
Sorel {. >Orensen and Gee liza "A. Antey. 2l-16.
Adam Gauch ald Margaret Schn elder, S6-1S.
T. F. FiIlippini ana josie Gogilardi. 22-17.
William Nj BriscJ and Jane Overmau, 50-51
Harvey III. Fuller ami Gussie bassart. 2l-l9-
GA. necker aud Louise +. May sen hader, ,23-22.
Louis Be rnstein ana hannah Lohen, 1920.
Marcel a. Prron and Aph honsine NJ Gueri-
mani, 2I-22
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-21
DlhilS-iiARRisGEN--DLaliA.

Birth marriage and death notices sent BY all
Will not lie inserted They must be handed In a.
either or the publication offices and be ndorsst
withthe name and residence OF persons authorised
10 have the same puolishslI
BORN
BARTELM Elm this city. April II. 1897 TO the
wife OF J. p Bartelme. a son. ~
FARRELL-In this citv. April IL, 1897 10 the
wife of Charles NJ. Farrell daughter.
GRENNAN-In this city. April 8 1897 to the
wife OF Joseph +. Grennan. a daughter.
HORN-In this city, April Is, 1897, TO the wife of
Joseph Horn, =.
MAYER = To the wife of Charles Mayer
dau shter. -
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-21

PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
} General Depot OF the Quartermaster's DEPART
ment, S6 New Montgomery street. San Francisco,
Cal. April 10, 1897. sealed ropossl. in tripIi-
cate, Will be received this Office until IL O'clock
A. NJ. Pacific standard time May 20. 1897, and
then opened for furnishing depot With the fol-
lowing articles Of Clothing and kqupage and Ma
terials for the manufacture of Cioi hing, VIZ Corn
Bro ims, Giliing Line, Goose Iron, Hooks and
Eyes, indelible in :, Operatives. Ledger, Mallet,
Manila Tent Line Grommet Pnnch, Hollow
Punches, Cotton Rope, shovels. Trimmers'
Shears, Measuring Stick, Iailers Square, Tent
Stovep pc, Linen Thread, Wrapping Twine, White
Iaps and silk Twi l. proposals for delivery at
other points will be considered The right to ac-
cept or reject any al proposals or anv part
thereof. Is reserved. Preference wi be given to
articles Of domestic production and manufacture
conditions of quality and price dncluding In the
price OF .eign productions and manufactures the
duty thereon) being equal. and such preference
given to articles OF American production q d
Manufacture produc on the Pacific Coast to ex-
tent OF consumption required by the public service
there. For c pies Of printed instructions to bid
ders and blanks fr proposals apply st this office
Envelopes containing nroposa s should be mar ed
proposals for Military Supplies a III addressed
TO the Undersigned, JAMES NJ. MOORE, CoioneI
and Assistant Quartermaster-General,U U. s. Army
Depot Quartermas IT.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-21

DRoPOSALS FOR DRAYAGE GENERAL
l. Depot Of the Quarterm as er's Department, San
Francisco Cal Ap.il 20, 1897 s, aed proposals,
~ tiiplicato for the hauling of military stores and
su pples in and atout the city of San Francisco,
Cal. for the fiscal year commencing July /, 1897
will be received at this Office until II O'Clock A NJ
on Friday the 2lst day of May, 1897, ana then
opened The Government reserves the right 20
reject any all proposals. All necessary infor-
nation will be furn shed application to this
office. JAMES NJ MOORE, Assistant Quar- err
master-Generai United States Army, Depot Quar-.
termaster
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-21
PROPOSALS.

TT s. SUB-TREAsURY BUILDING, SAN
- Francisco, CAL, April 49, 1S97-Sea ed pro-
posals viii be received at this building until
O'Clock p NJ. April "a, 1897, for furnishing fuel
lights water. ice miscellaneous Supplies washing
towels. hauling ashes and sprinkling reefs for
this building during he fiscal year ending June
30 1898. or such portion OF the year may be
deemed advisable. Tn. right to rel CT any and all
bids is reserved by tue Treasury Department
Z. p BERRY, Custodian.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-21
OFFICES To LET.

CPRECKELS BUILDING, 927 MAhKET ST. |;
~ light, p easant offices: cheap ASHTON &
GARDINEk, room 2l0. or az all Montgomery.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-21
McAvOY & CALlACHER,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS & EMBALMERS, j
20 Fifth ST., Opp. Lincoln school.
Telephone South 80.

NOTICE.-THE BUsIN ESs OF McAvOY
& GALA H II will be conducted a. the
Old stand. No 20 Fifth street for the benefit
of the widow Of the late HENRY ]. GALLAD-
HER and his sist er, MISS ANNIE y. GA LAG
HER. MRS. II. j. GA .LAGHEK.
ANNIE b. GALLAGHER.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-21
PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.

O0-ACRE ORCHARD, NEAR KIRKWOOD,
~ Tehama Coun y with good house and fence |:
penty OF water also beautiful lot in Golden Gate.
Berkeley; 5Oxl36 feet; to exchange for city prop
erty. GEO. W. ARMBRUS TER, a. Mon, gomers
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-21
DISSOLUTION OF oorAKrNEEsHIp.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Of THE DIS
~ solution of partnership of the firm OF HIfCK
q OF, HsL painters, Mr, Huck 70 assume ali
responsibility.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-21
PHYSICIANS.
MARkIAG2 LICENSES.

DR c. c. O'DONTELL, 1905 MARKET: RES
~ 1854 25th St: diseases of women SprcIaity.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-21
MARRIED.

VAN DICKEN-ROWLAND- San Jose April
l9. 1897, by the Rev. DR.. Wayfeld, Herman
Van DIcken of San Francisco and Fanny Row
lam of Brockvllle, Canada.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-21

OAKLAND FURNISHED ROOMS.
7 ARGE SUNNY no MS; GALISDo HOTEL,
- Oakland; board optional Sth ST.. of Broadway.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-21
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-LOAN OF $500 ON PROPERTY
w price $4,000. Particulars 632 Market st. room
5, s. r.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-21
CLAIRvOYANTS,
w HAT Is YOUR VOCATION?
w HAVE YOU PROSPEREDe

w ia l. YOU PROSPEREDS
WHAT ARE Y OUR HOPFSP
Mrs DR.. r. CLARK will lift the dark veil OF
your future life: she gives you valuable ADVICE
and AID in all affairs of life Of private we'll as
OF business nature for in ,tance, pertaining
Love, Matrmony, Friendship, Business, Law suits
Journeys Specul stions, Mining. etc
she discovers lost or stolen property. finds buried
treasures prevents sickness misfortune: recon-
Giles the separated, thus oring lost happiness.
ness, profession or rade, which nay Justly be term
ed thei true vocation, and yet thRn half of
you are nghttng against an unknown fate for fam e.
fortune and position which you do not and cannot
obtain until you find your true vocation.
Office hours. 10 daily and sunday. Send
stamp for circn ar and special terms MRS. Dh.
F. CLARK, 1905 Market ST. san Francisco.
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This celebrated medium the clairvoyant of all
calrvoy ants, who sees IL all, tells all and in
siantly gives you peace and happiness i n yer
ask question, but before you utter word tell
your name names In full OF al that you are inter-
ested In all dates, cts etc. / tell you who are
True to you and who are false what hopes you
may have winning your desires and what obsta-
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How to make the best OF your talen Is and pi os-
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-23
ANOTHER SCHOOL
In ProsPeet Ger ArdnoFe-It WIN be
UnGer CoatrGi Sf the Cathone
Chur6L-EsrtscU4ar

\ citizen Of Ardmore is just
in receipt of letter from Rev.
J. Meter, rector of ST. Patrick's
church at Norman, in which the
reverend gentleman states that
he will surely be in Ardmore on
the fifth Sunday in May TO hold
services, and will from that
time hold services here regular
" OH the third Sunday of each
alternate month.
The letter further states that
the writer has been i'll COM
munication with the bishop of
the diocese, who assures Father
Meter that he will establish a
school in Ardmore if the people
here will furnish the land and
construct a church. The do
cese to build and equip the
school building.
The Catholic church is repre-
sented by number of mem
bers, and they are, we are told
ready to do their utmost to ac
complish the purpose expressed
| above.
Mr.. Alva Rolf assured tn,
/ ARDMoREITE reporter this after
noon that he would donate fiv,
acres of land for the location o
the school.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-04-23
GRAND JURY REPORT.
ESaIbit shows Faithful and Effective
Service by All Officers of the
Court-LarecnY Lcaaa.

The grand jury finished its
labors today, aud, upon sub
mitting its report. which fol-
lows, was discharged.
To the Honorable c. b. Kilgore,
Judge We, the grand jury empanel-
cd at the present term of court, hav-
ing concluded our labors, beg leave /
to submit to you our final report:
During the time we have been in |
session We have faithfully investi-
gated all alleged offenses brought
before US, and have returned indict-
ments as viii be shown in the exhib-
il hereto attached.
Our investigation discloses the
fact that the oifense Of larceny has
been in a measure decreased in the
last two years. but is still too preva-
lent to pass without examination.
II will be observed that the majority
of indictments found by us are for
this offense. II is a surprising fact
7 that although many Of the criminals
OF this class have been convicted
and sentenced to the penitentiary
there yet remains an overplus OF this
class of citizens and IL will only be
suppressed by the vigilance of the
officers, which we believe will be ex-
ercised as il has heretofore.
BY invitation Of the marshal and
at the request uf your honor we vis-
tied the jail and found il in an over
crowded condition on account of the
size of the sleeping apartments. The
Jail is well kept, in a cleanly manner,
and the food furnished is ample and
well-cooked.
AT the special request of your
honor, we gave especial attention 70
the outrage committed At Davis,
where seventy-five or n hundred
masked men undertook to run out oi
that neighborhood all the negroes
? living there. We are satisfied that
an outrageous offense was commit.
ted, but, after a thorough investiga
tion, we were unable to have any o.
the parties identified. We sugges
: that this matter be re-referred TO the
, grand jury Tor investigation at thu
!. next session.
! We especially desire to return ou
thanks TO this court, TO the Unite'
y States attorney and his assistant ant
e to the marshal and his deputies 70
the kind treatment received by u
at their hands. Their services wer
e invaluable to US in the performanc
i OF our duty. Now, having fully mad
=. our report, we beg TO be discharged
Respectfully,
W. r. MOORE, Foreman.
}. w. G. SAPPINGToN, Secretary.