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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19

capacity. which achieved continued sue
cess In business and made him 4 worthy
example to us all. TO enumerate the
n2nors which his admirng fellow citizens
nave repeatedly bestowed upon him would
De 70 rehearso the history of the progress
man or the Councils, President of the
SSh9ol Board. President OF the Board OF
Harbor commissioners, and director OF
many OF tho leading financial institu-
ions and banks Of Norfolk, he was the
typical man of business and promoter OF
business world was no DISTINGUISHED.
HiS private and social life was marked
py the charm and beauty OF an upright
Snr-Stian character, and a gracious dig
nifty. which made his homo n hailowed
SPOT for the lovo and devotion OF his
third and fourth generation. Such n loss
IS irreparable This association, there
fore. resolves:
!. That IN the death OF Charles Reid we
mourn the departure of n fellow-citizen
whom we have always delighted TO
honor. His example shall be an inspira-
tlon 10 every one of us, as we'll as in tho
atairs of business as In the conduct OF
social life. and wo deplorc the loss OF our
most distingu. shed and honorcd friend.
~; Ihat the Board of Trade and Business
Mems Association will attend hts funeral
IN 4 body, and that his honored portrait
In our hall be draped In mourning for
thirty days in token OF our sincere sorrow
at his death.
3. That we tender to his bcreaved fam
and respectful sympathy, and that q copy
of these resolutions he forwarded to them
by the Secretary.
r.. S. GARNETT,
c. BII.LUPS.
Il. w. LEIGH.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19
TIRE cArlaoLICKNrcurs.
ANNUAL MEETING OF STATE
COUNCIL IN RICHMOND

me failure of our Richmond letter
to reach this Office Tuesday night mo-
essarily delayed the publication of Tho
foregoing items of interest from the
proceedings of the annual meeting of
the State Council of Catholic Knights OF
America:
The following wins presented by DR..
d. Al. burke. of Petersburg. treasurer,
ana was unanimously adopted
whereas. our brother Knightly Su-
unexpectedly called upon July 3, 1877
having well and faithfully performed
me duties of this high office. as evi-
oenced by the fratcrnal and friendly
feelings existing between the Supreme
Seoretary'S office and all recording sec
re'ar!eS OF the order: by the, payment
0I death benefits in thirty or ilfty-hve
uiNs from proof of death: having serv-
ed as State president OF Virginia C.. X
a.. Tor ten consecutive years from It's
organization, being wei and faVorablv
known throughout the State as one Of
our foremost Catholic citizens. having
fun confidence in his ability as an OIL
GER in his character and Integrity as
= CathClic Knight. who has labored well
ana faithfully al all times for the good
OF the whole order. therefore be it
Resolved That we cordially endorse
$500 80 80 AaNli w tl4t OtlIct OF Sn-
rremc Secretary and that the Supreme
Delegate from this State Council is
hereby instructed to vote for him and
to use every effort To secure his elec-
ton.
y resolution instructing.!hc delegate
to vote for admission OF ladies' into the
Order ALSO to have the supreme Sec
rotary To serve notice of delinquency 10
treasurcrs OF branches.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Mr.. J. II. Long. of Norfolk. was elect
ed Supreme Delegate and Mr.. Juan A
Piz2in, Sr.. OF Richmond. rs alter
mate.
MIR. John Quinn was reelected pres
ident; Mr.. James Haynes, vice presi
dent; Mir =. II. Wells. OF Petersburg
treasurer. and Mr.. John r.. Burke. of
Norfolk. secretary
Petersburg was chosen as the next
place for holding the convention.
THE BANQUET.
The banquet was held at Murphy's
Hotel last night; The toasts were res
pondcd 10 by the following persons:
Right Rev. y. Van de NyVer ]. g
Carroll. Supreme s:5cc1r+t-r---,, e. *. A.,
Hon. w. T.. Reddy. Rev. Father
O'Keefe. of Massachusetts,; Rev Father
Yates, Of St. Joseph Church. of Rich
mond; Rev. J. McKeefrey, OF st. Pat
rick's. Richmond: Ccloncl John Muir
ply. and songs we're sung by Hon. w.
f Rcl1y
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19
THE BULLS AND BEARS
No Cleaned Peanuts to Be Had on
the Market.
Tho December NuIcs Wero tho Hcnv.
lest I'm Ten Years Caused by Re-
ductiOn OF Western Freight nnd
Trust Scare.

The bulls and bears have been
"tugging'' at the peanut market this
week Yesterday it was reported that
there was n considerable advance in
prices.
reporter of the Nirginian- Pilot
called on local manufacturer and
asked If he thought the advance re-
suited from n healthy condition Of the
market. and he replied very emphati-
cally that he did not think so. 1t is
only the effort of some buyers who wish
to unload.
BIG SALES.
The report that all of the factories
of Virginia and Tennessee would be
bought by syndicate made the mar
Ret very active before Christmas In
fact. for the month of December the
sales had not been as heavy for ten
years. There was cut i'll freight $
west of Omaha from 20 to 40 cents.
This cut gave the buyer 4 good margin
anu Western dealers. who were in the
habit of buying one and two cars.
bought six and eight. taking all the
goods that the Norfolk factories could
supply.
MORE ON HAND.
The Nirginian-P Pilot understands tina [
therc are no cleaned peanuts to be had
in Norfolk Mt the present time.
COUNTRY SUPPLY.
1t is said that not more than ono
half OF last years cron has been mar
keteo' fianters are holding back for
better prices. and much Of last years
production is stll on the vine. piled up
under sheds. in barns and in some
counties in the fields in shocks
THE TRUST.
The syndicate which proposed to buv
up the factories failed To close It's on
tons and the deal is off.
propositions were made to the manu-
iacturers here and figures were named.
uut me deal never progressed further
than this.
There has been slight advance in
Sphn peanuts, which have been i'm
steady demand for some weeks.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19
nEsol.UrrnN> OF INSPECT.
BY BOARD OF TRADE AND BUSI.
NESS MEMS ASSOCIATION.

The committee of the Board OF Trade
ana Business Mems Association. an
:ontod to draft suitable resolutions of
reject and regret at the death of Mr.
CHARLES REID. of Mort Tx. reDortea
the following:
The announcement OF the death of Mr..
Charles Reid, which occurred at his resi-
dence. in the city of Norfolk. on Tuesday
the 18th day of January 1899. in the g9th
year of his age. has been received by the
Board of Trade and Business Mems As
so ,.ation with deep sorrow The city OF
Norfolk and the community adjacent to
tbs port recognize that we have lost our
mos. honored and beloved citizen. 1t was
his distinction to have reached the ut
most limit of mans life, ana TO have Won
the love and respect OF MS fellow-citi-
zens throughout the heightened period Of
his existence. His life FOR nearly n full
century was marked by an energy and
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19
GEN. LEI - DIaTIsD.y.
WILL BE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AT ATLANTIC.

January l'ih is the anniversary or
the birthday Of General Rober, E. Leo
ana mas been made n legal holiday in
each of the Southern States where live
soldiers he led 10 battle in the late war
between the North and South. 1t is Gus
tomary to celebrate the day by sus-
pending business in the state, county
and municipal courts, the officers OF
clerks. commissioners and other off,
Gals, Clearing House Associations
banks. public schools, exchanges. etc.
and on public works. The dav will he
Very generally observed throughout
Virginia. particularly in communities
IN which Confederate Veterans main
tain an ganization.
Here in Norfolk Pickett Buchanan
Camp Will honor the day by meeting in
their hall this evening IN uniform. and
attending a banquet in honor Of the
great Nirginian and Confederate leader.
Mt the Atlantic Hotel. Commander Geo.
NJ. Todd will preside There will be
six regular toastS and a number of
impromptu speeches
A member of the COMMITTEES on Ar
rangements states that he believes the
addresses this year will rank among
the best ever delivered before the
camp,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19
Aproposcd Lumber combine.

Yesterdays Baltimore Sun says: -
strong Boston syndicate is negotiating
for the consolidation of various con-
Germs engaged in the North Carolina
pine lumber industry. The aim is to
place this important business under
one control and to carry out such II
plan about twenty-five leading con.
Germs would have to be included in
the combination. These concerns turn
out about 100000 600 feet of lumber a
year. and If consolidated would domi
nate the North Carolina pine market
Such a combination would take about
s20,000.000 to finance"
some OF the concerns now interested
in this trade have offices in NorfoIk
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19
An Ordinance
COMPELLING THE USE OF WATER
FROM THE CITY WATER WORKS
WITH CONNECTIONS WITH THE
CITY SEWER

80 1T ORDAINED by tho Common
folk.
Isl. That the owner of any premises
which are required by the ordinances OF
The Councils to be connected with tho
city sewer shall see that water from tho
SAID sewerage on said premises and not
cut cn therefrom at any time except for
necessary repairs. while said premises
are occupied and such owner shall cause
Slid premises TO be pad the City Water
department. when due.
2nc. That any person occupying any
premises required by the city ordinances
10 be connected with the city sewer shall
SC that the water from the water works
Oh the city is connected with the sewer
on sald premises and not cut Off there
from And no person shall occupy any
premises required by tho ordinances OF
the city TO be- connected with the city
sewer II the sewer on tho premises IS not
connected with. or is cut OF from water
from the water works OF the city, except
when Necessary for repairs.
closet which IS not connected with water
rom tho water works of tho city or
which is cut of thercfrom.
ith. Any violation OF any section OF this
ordinance shall be punished by a fine of
not less than 5000 nor moro than Sl00.CO
for each offence.
nance shall he construed as prohibiting
the Water Department OF the city from
cutting II water from any promises upon
VtTe rd1fUrc or tho ownCr or tenant 10 pay
the water rent
Adopted by tho Common Council. Janu-
airy Bird, 1892
President of the Common Council.
,Adontcd by tho Select Council. January
10th. 1929.
FRED. GREENWOOD.
President CT tho Select Council.
Teste: IL. S. HERMAN.
lal'-'t City Treasurer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19
THE BOAIsn OFrISisEaTE,.
MONTHLY HELD IN THIS CITY
YESTERDAY.

The Virginia Board OF Fisheries held
the monthly meeting at their office or
Plume street yesterday.
The following gentlemen composed
the board: DR.. Fletcher, chairman. OF
Northampton county; 5. T.. Miller, sec
Curtis. of Richmond; state Senator
George Il. keezell. of Rockingham
county; Hon. Pembroke Petit. OF Flu
vana. Mir Petit was absent.
All of the accounts OF the Virginia
Oyster Navy were audited and settled.
DR.. Petit says that the oystermen
are complying with the law. and that
only occasionally an arrest is made for
violation of regulations.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19
y. 6. w. CoaIIInuIinn

Welch Recorder: The coal shipments
on the Norfolk and Western last week
were greater than the first week In any
year since the organization OF the road.
1t is almost impossible TO secure roll
ing stock enough to haul this fuel to
the markets of the East and North
west. a larger number of extra trains
We're OH last week. and the number Of
wrecks We're comparatively small con-
sidering the number Of trains that pass
ed over the road.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19
Norfolk ArtI.enxuc.

The Norfolk Art League, at its an
nual meeting. elected the Following OH
GERS:
President. Mr. Charles w. r. Lane;
FIRST Vice-P sident. Miss Elizabeth
Moore. Second Vice President. Miss
Gray, Secretary. Miss Alex. Stock.
Treasurer, Mrs. Gordon DeCordy.
These, together filth Mr.. Z. Mcknight
Sharpe. Mrs. William Sloane. Mrs. ]. 4.
NcuEetlucr and Mrs Q Nailctte Bar
ton compose he board Of directors.
---
During The week We viii offer spe-
cial inducements to buyers Of Diamonds
and Watches. We especially invite
those who have had their watches re-
paired elsewhere and failed OF good re-
suits. 10 give us a trial. The Gale
Jcwelry Co.
DO your Glasses suit you? X not SEQ
Or. Week. $40 Main street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19
OTHER LOCAL ON PAGE S.
GREAT PIANO SALE.
An OPPORTUNITY OF a LIFE.
1lnE.
rhis Article VIII Interest Piano
EuScrs,

The celebrated Stlefi Piano is withia
the reach OF all prospective buyers. For
the next ten days we Will offer to the
people Of Norfolk and vicinity some
great bargains In Pianos.
Hear in mind we are manufacturers
and in dealing with us you save mid
dlemen's profits. We have ordered di-
rect from our factory 4 large shipmen.
of Pianos. and are compelled To make
room FOR some. SO now is your opportu-
nifty TO buy a strictly high grade Piano
at an exceedingly low figure
II you have any idea OF buying with
i'm the next year, il Will pay you to
call now and examine our Big Piano
Bargains. Before buying elsewhere call
and compare our Instruments and
prices with others. Factory warerooms.
Monticello Hotel CRANKY street.
JOHN j. FOSTER,
jali-I Manager.
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Have Your Hame Registered.

Along with the largest number OF
wearers OF one shoe In the city.
HELLER'S 100 PATROL. SHOE
guaranteed not to rip and 10 have three
distinct solid leather soles. They are
worn by all classes of mechanics. If
you will kindly tell us what trade you
follow. by referring TO our books. we
Will tell YOU several Mt that trade thu,
wear them. some Of wnom YOU may
know.
We have them in narrow. medium and
wide toes
CT Bank street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19
Newport News Qunrnn,inc 0Iiic. -1-

The Democrats OF Newport News
have on hand big fight over the APP
pointment OF a quarantine officer for
that port.
There are three applican,seDrs.
Jones, Hobbs and Warren. All Of them
claim TO have strong backing DR..
Warren. Mayor Moss and Mr. II. c..
Smith were in Norfolk yesterday Sc
curing political endorsement.
Dr.. Warren says that he is backed
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19
Spinach In Demand.

The truckers of this section report
that the winter crop-spinach-is max
ing them money. The season has been
favorable, and the crop Is heavy and of
good quality.
Spinach was quoted at $500 per bar
rel in Boston. and from $3.50 TO s2.eO per
barrel in New York yesterday. The
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19
Kings Daughters Fleet Officers.

At n recent meeting OF the Kings
Daughters OF Circle No. 5. the follow
ing officers were elected:
Leader-Miss Leila Langley.
e-Leader-Mrs. Dey.
Sacretary-Mrs. Hugh j. Paylor.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs MINI
mo Old.
Treasurer-Mrs. ]. T. Rhodes.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19
supply is said to be short in both CT,

In New York there were only about
1,5o0 barrels on the market yesterday.
1t is said that il the supply OF the
Boston and New York is not augment
ed that prices will be advanced above
the S2.o0 mark
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19

by a majority of the Democrats and
people of his city. The appointment
will be made by Governor Tyler in
March.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19

The Beard OF Trade and Business
Mems Association appointed n commit
Tee, composed OF Messrs. r. w. Shul-
tlce, W. Thompson Barron George A
frick and Captain james w. Cairick.
wnn, reported the following.
w hercas II has pleased Almighty God
70 remove from our midst w A. $ TAY-
LoR. who has been for many wears a
most useful citizcn. whose career as n
S sod er was the admiration of all who
knew MIN. and whose life as n citizen
business man and official in three t,npor.
,ant branches of our city government
mas been one TO deserve the gra;it,iti. OF
this entire community. and to awaken tho
aspirations OF those who love ana esteem
true ctizenShin. and seek success along
those high lines which confer blessings
upon mankind. Therefore he ii resolved .
!. Ihat We bow in meek obediont,. 10
me VIII OF one who knows all things and
VINO doeth all things well.
Ihat our deepest sympathy goes out
10 those close to tho model citizen ana
gentleman who has been called from
among us.
,. That this association dcplorcs the
loss To our city and people. and deems tho
loss so great that IL feels called upon 10
take he extraordinary stop OF Passing
RESOLUTIONS to honor the memory of one
who has not even been II member OF our
organization.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19
EARTH TO EARTH
Funeral of Captain w. A. S. Tay-
lor.
crate Veterans u cts the Rem aims
Large Conconrso OF sorrowins
Friends Present.

The mortal remains of Capt. w. a.
5. Taylor. whose sudden and uneXpect-
ed death occurred at his home. Disney
on-thc- Road, near Newport News. at
an early hour Tuesday morning,
reached this city shortly after noon
yesterday on the chartered steamer
Susquehunna, of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. They were met at the
wharf by Pickett-Buchanan Camp of
Confederate Veterans, of which the
deceased was member, and the family.
relatives and friends The funeral
cortese was formed and proceeded to
Epworth NJ. Il. Church. where u large
congregation had assembled in respect
10 the memory of an honored and use
iul citizen. The services, which were
or the simplest character were con-
Quoted by the pastor. REV. w ]. Young.
-. D.. assisted by Rev. b. d. Tucker.
ID. d., OF ST. Paurs =. Fl Church. and
Hev. a. 5: Lloyd. of ST. Luke's p. Il.
solate' and Abide With Me-" were
tomchlngly rendered by the choir.
INC Eoard OF School Trustees of
winch Captain Taylor was president.
was present, attending in a body.
me handsome cloth caskct was
embedded in flowers and was
borne by SIX colored men. The inter-
Inent was in Cedar Grove Cemetery.
roIio"InS were the honorary pail
nearers: Messrs. George Il. West. of
newport News; John B. Whitehead. $.
,, Nottingham, George Mcintosh. R.
Iienry Jones. G.. W. Grandy. II l.
smith and Col Walter H. Taylor.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
The Board of School Trustees held a
SPECIAL meeting yesterday and adopted
me IoilowIng resolutions reported By Il
Coiiiihltlee composed OF Colonel y. c.
pamplin, T. j. Randolph and w. 4.
Resolved, That while recognizing the
W., wcSd0h OF Him, who docth all things
Wen. this Board desires to spread on
It's records the great sorrow Il is callcd
upon TO bear in the death OF C,an:ain
idc,.t res
Resolved. That while in the death Of
o.antaln Taylor Norfolk has lost one of
us pest citizens and other departments
of the municipal work Il most earnest
supporter, the Board has lost n faith
ful worker always Jealous ana labori-
Gus N forwarding the interests OF the
public schools.
Resolved. That. while grieving over
common loss. each member OF this
no Hoard extends 70 Captain Taylor's fam
~, ms dcep felt sympathy ana heart
Ieit prayer. that n mcrciful Heavenly
rather may comfort them in their be-
rcavcment. "
Resolved. That this Board attend in
body the funeral Of Captain Tivlor
ana ,.i a copy OF these resolutions be sent
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19

To the Directors OF the Board of Trade
ana business Mems Association:
As requested. the undersigned commit
zee beg 10 submit the foregoing rcsolli-
ti"f,s rs TToIer 70 be passed in memory
or captain W; y. S. Taylor.
II. w. SlITLTICE
W. THOMPSON BARRON
GEORGE y. FRICK
JAM Is W M,C.ARRICk
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19
MUSIC CULTURE.

MIR. EUGENE T.. MARKS orGan!st or
the Freemason Stree, Baptis, Church. is
prepared to give Instructions in piano
playing, Lszt Technique. according to
the method OF the celebrated concert
Leipzig conservatory method: and CONNIE
s'tion. For terms and testimonials call
or address at No. 800 Frccmason street
beginners in instrumental music de2S-lm
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19

TIDES.
Norfolk-High water at 3:oS a. m. and
5:25 p. M. low water at 3:2s a. m. and
9:2& p. m.
Old Point-High water at 2:45 a. m.
and S:o4 p. M; low water at s:0s q. nj.
and 9:03 p. m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19
WEATHER REPORT.

Washington. Jan. 1S.-Forecast for
Thursday:
Virginia-Fair: colder: light to fresh
north to northeast winds.
: North enthusiastically fair, ex-
cept on the coast; colder; fresh north
eaSterly winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19

CALENDAR.
Sun rises at 7:16 81 IN. and sets at
6:l1 p. m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19

See DR.. Week about your eyes. Eek
animation free. 30 Main street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19

WEATHER.
Fair; colder; fresh north to northwest
winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-19

Maximum temperature 49,. :. 80. 40
Minimum temperature ........ 80. 81
Normal temperature 49,. -. -. 80
Departure from normal -. ....plus
Departure from normal since Janu-
airy 1st.... ............ 49,. plus SO
Rainfall in past "a hours. ...... .01
Rainfall since first OF month. ....2.0 90
Mean humidity 500. ....... ...... SO
Evening journal., 1899-11-07
oneralic AIr. for sintIon cnII..

Many Schuykill Valley commuters
invent preteXts for taking at night the
10:40 train from Broad street. so as to
travel with the Singing Brakeman. This
robust and humorous young man has a
good baritone voice. and he sings the
names of the stations "I am" he de-
clares. "the original Singing Brakeman.
l have the field all TO myself, hut this
win not endure. The directors and big
chiefs have been hit hard by my work,
and II will not be long before all brake
men will be singers. Won't 1t be bet.
ter so2 Consider the ordinary brake.
man. When he comes to Fifty-second
street he grunts in a discord: 'Hrumr
-hrump, p,to-ra-ra-hrumpi The passen.
gers can't understand that, and beside.
their ears are displeased. But ! sing the
stations name clearly, now TO the ali
OF 'Lohengrin's swan song now to the
bird music OF Siegfried.' and again Il
the intoxicating handkerchief motive o.
Tristan and Isolde. The passenger.
/ look al me and smile. Sometimes the,
/ clap. stamp with the feet. cry 'bravoi
7 and encore but l am obdurate. hayins
I my work 10 do. aud give no encores.
admit that / am proud of the fame
have won and that my heart throbl
with Joy. when / overhear young ladiel
saying. as ! pass through the train,
! Look. there goes the Singing Brake
man. philadelphia Record.
Evening journal., 1899-11-07
ROBBED A SALOON

EDWARD J. NEWEII'S PLACE, ON
EAST SEVENTH STREET, EN-
TERED.
Early yesterday morning burglars en-
tered the saloon OF Edward J. Newell,
No. 6 East Seventh street, and stole
$3.50 from the cash register, and bot
tie OF whlskey.
The robbery must have occurred
some time after 1890 o'clock, as at
that hour Mr. Newell went into his
place and after looking about to see II
everything was all right, placed enough
change IN the register TO begin business
with when the place opened later in
the morning.
When Lawrence Taylor, who assists
Mr. Newell in his business, went TO the
saloon about $50 o'clock, he found the
register drawer open and but 10 cents
i'm II. Investigation disclosed a win
dow on the second floor TO be open and
on the stairway Mr.. Taylor picked ul
i4-calibre army revolver cartridge.
Entrance was effected by the thieves
coming up a rear alleyway, climbing
ON a shed and forcing the window
This is the second time within three
months that the place has been entered
in the same manner. Mr.. Newell is al
p loss TO understand why more articles
were not taken.