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Straw Hats
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E offer nice new stock OF mems and youths Straw
at SOC on the dollar. This price is made regard
If cost in order to close them out,
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MIDSUMMER
|L'E.AI!RANCE
SALE
Wash Dress Goods

have just placed on our Bargain counter all strictly
bmer Dress goods, consisting of Mercerized Foulards
ltles Percales Batistes, ETC. at greatly reduced
es namely:
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Of Correspondence

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English Course. Time six months by mail $15
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time to attend College especially those who have
been deprived Of q Common School educstiohr'.
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Shoes.
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Far price, These are good quality, but price is made
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Hosiery
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oer special drive in this line 25>dozen pairs
&c per pair. These values will surprise vou
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hese are all nice patterns and genuine bargains.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
Trials in Sept s,sbsr


In the United States Court ysstsr.
day Afternoon Attic. other wise
known as Joseph DsLacea aud
Joseph vennaeci, ARRESTED in cou-
section ,wsit& Ia tnsaiizAtlon frauds
wsrs,arraisaH sssdAdI5udse Brad.
ford. pieAded net gulity and asked
that the trials be postponed until
the September term which was
granted
DeLucca who was arrested some
time ago was represented by J. Har.
w Whiteman aud their were seven
counts to the indictment az ainst
him. He is charge with having
made false oalhs to naturalization
papers illegally from the government
lie waived the reading OF the indict.
ment and Judge Bradford fixed Sep.
tember az the time for the trial. The
goverument was ready but the coun
sci for DeLucca asked for a post-
ponement 10 order to prepare the
defence. Bail was fxedat $500 on
each count making total ofs5. 900.
VannuccI was represented by ex.
Judge j. Frank Ball, aud was
charged with conspiring with De-
Lueca to obtain naturalization
papers illegally. He also waivcdthe
reading OF the indictment and bail
was fixed at 81, 500. The govern.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
AMENDMENT TO
THE CONSTITUTION.

House Amendment to HOUSE Bill No. Ell.
Strike out nil the bill after the word estate
In the thir line OF ection OF tho bill and
insert in lieu thert of the following:
First That all of section 8 Of Article 3 of
the Constitution Of this state altar the word
Corporation whate il occurs tho second
time in section B. be stricken out"
oection2. that Section Of said Article
be stricien out ami in lieu thereof substitute
and adopt the following, viz:
Section .. Shares OF the capital stock OF
corporations created under the laws of this
State. when owned by person, or corpora.
tions without this state. shall not be subject
10 taxation by my law now existing or here.
after TO bs made
Au Act proposing amsndmends to Article
0 Of the Constitution of the State OF Dela.
ware concerning Corporations.
Be 1t enacted by The senate and House OF
Representatives Of the State of Delaware iu
General Assembly met itwn-th:rds OF the
mem ers elected to ea House ag-eeing)
Section |. That the following amendmen n Is
be and the same are hereby proposed toAru.
Gle Of the Constitution Of this State:
First. That all Secti Oh . OF Article 0 of The
Constitution OF this state be stricken out and
in lieu thereof substitute aud adopt the fol.
''sect:on a Shares Of the capital stock OF
Corporations created under the laws Of this
state owned BY persons not residing herein.
shall not lie subject to taxation by nny law
now existing or hereafter enacted"
Second, That All ol Section 8 OF Article 0
OF the Constitution of this state bo stricken
out.
Approved March .. A. D. 1901.
l, Caleb II. Layt ton. Secretary Of State Of
ths Stats of Delawa re, do hereby certify
that Tho above and foregoing Is q true AMI
correct copy Of House Bill No. 2t7 with
Amendments tn .reto, enti tied IAN Act Pro.
posing amendments to Article 0 Of the Gem
stitution OF the Stale Of Delaware Con serning
Corporations" as the same appears OH she
enrolled bill fled in the office OF the secre.
tary Of state ind approved by tho Governor
March 8. A. d. 1871 and published IN accord.
anoe with the requirement OF the Constitu.
tOn OF this State.
~, In testimony whereof have here
s. s. nto set my hand und official seal at
'~~-' Dover this 18th day of July. in the
year OF our Lord one thousand nino hundred
and two. CALEB X. LAYTON.
~ O25 ltwk Secretary Of State.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
Father Wauts Custody ef Child.

Preston NJ. Vincent, through his
cou lsel Robert IL. Richarts, Is max
ing an effort to legally obtain the
custody OF his little daughter Blanche
X. Vincent. Mr.. Vincent was grant
ed divorce from his wife Anna Bell
Vincent during the May term of tae
Court OF General Sessions 1901. The
divorce made no disposition OF the
child, and Mr.. Ninccnt's grounds for
wanting possession Of the child is
that the mother is unfit to have her,
Chief Justice Lore yesterday issued
a writ Of habeas corpus on th, appli-
cation of Mr.. Richards, for the child
to be brought before him at l0
o'clock this morning. The writ was
served and child with her mother
were before Chief Justice Lore in the
Judges Chamb ers this morning. On
account of the absence of several Of
the witnesses the case was postponed
until next Tuesday.
The witnesses to be summoned
are Katie O'Toole, John Coylc. Jane
Dugan and Elmer Parry.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18

ment was also ready to proceed In
his cass but q postpone meet. va
asked until September for the same
reasous - 10 the DsLueea case and
It vas grAntsd. Raph asIde Guig.
i,amo bscame bondsmau for both
men He 10 i well knowo Italian and
the proprietor Of . acaronifactory
and the owner Of considerable prop
erty.
There are still warrants to be ser .
we'd 10 the naturalization fraud
cases, and the secrete service agents
engaged on the casa were out OF
the city yesterday on that work.
1t was expected they would bring
iu a number Of the accused during
the afternoon but did not arrive
with any. Most Of the men wanted
live out aide Of the city ana 1t will
be some time before the accused
are all brought here and arrang ed
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
Marcus Hook Items

Squire aud Mrs. Frank S. Vernon
and gra ndsoa, Walter Veinon, spent
an enjoyable day yesterday At Shell.
pot Park, Wilmington.
Mrs. John r. Sullivan and daugh.
ter, OF Wilmington, Del, have been
visiting the formers father at Sec.
ond and Market streets.
Mrs. COT returned 70 the borough
yesterday and has again taken up
her residence at the home Of her son
Chief Burgess John d. Gof, OIL Mar.
ket street. Mrs. Goff has been spend
ing some time with relatives at Cape
May.
Enoch Tettermer, the good looking
attache Of the Quarantine Station,
is at Gettysburg, where he will spend
a day or two Us the guest OF Lieu.
tenant J. NJ. b. Ward, Of the Sixth
Regiment.
Thomas A. Vernon. the WE'LL
known insurance agent is confined tv
his home On Ninth street owing to
Illness and Is under the care OF DR..
NdTucLG.
1t is Samuel ]. Burton, who Is so
seriously i'll, instead of Mrs. Burton,
as reported few days ago. Mr.. Bur.
toms many friends earnestly hope
for his speedy recovery.
Frank Anderson, former resi-
deut OF that borough. has been visi-
ting his sister, Mrs. Mary A. Lewis
at Sixth and Market streets.
George Carter has returned home
from a pleasant visit to relatives in
Wilmington, Del. lie was accompa.
MED by his daughter Lucille. and
brothers, Herman and Fountain.
Mrs. Rebecca String, OF Phla.
delphia, is the guest of Mrs. Jane S
Johnson, on Markdt street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Morton
have returned after brief visit to
relatives and friends in New York.
George Dannaker, of Phila dell
phia. has been visiting relatives IN
this vicinity,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hughes and
daughter, of Media, have been the
guests Of Mrs. Hughes parents on
Delaware avenue.
Mrs. Sllas Green. who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia, is
conyalesciug, but is not yet out OF
danger.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
AT ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Marlborough. Rumford.
Berwick,-RObert w. Campbell.
Sterling-C. E. Shipper.
CARD BASKET.

Mrs. Conaway and daughter Sal
lie, of No. 1895 West Seventh street
are enjoying the cool breezes at
Ocean Grove.
Deputy Judge Sylvester Town.
send will leave this afternoon for
Asbury Park where he will remain
over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Piper, of Philadelphia
is the guest of Mrs. William A. Holt
Mrs. Albert P. Rossiter is visit
ing friends in Bridgeton and Salem.
The family of John Doud of Ken.
net Square, are summering at Re-
hoboth where they have cottage
Colonel Wood, of Chester, waa
visiting friends in our city today.
Miss Mabel Gem is visiting Bright
wood Park, Washington.
Philip Hunt, tof Lynn, Mass, il
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Estella V. Dieterich, of Bal.
timore, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
j. r. Mahaffy.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
DtAT.1-.

YOUNG In this city. on July IS. 1902, Char.
lotte Baker. wife of Thomt- H. Young aud
daughter o. .is late Capt. Joshua Baker.
Funeral services at the residence OF her
husband Ill jefferson street, on Saturday
afternoon July 18th at o'ciucl:. lu'srment
private at Wilmington. and B,andyw4ne GENE
terry,
TODD-ir this city en- July II. 1902, Harry
T. Todd in hi2 il-t year.
Relatives, friends and members Of Indus.
try Lodge A. o. L. W, and Friendship On.
clnve No. /. 5 ". NJ. pre invited to attend
the funeral services at hs late residence No.
Sl7 W. 9th street, on Sunday afternoon Juiy
-. at 3 - o'clock. In terment at Rlverv!ew
cemetery
SrEWAlT--In This city Oh July Ii, lsc2. O,.
car r., son of }. f. and Salile ). Stewart,
aged ~ y ars, months and y days
Relatives, friends and members of Apollo
Castle No. =, X. q. f. aud employees OF q. Il.
Huber arc invited TO attend the funeral SER
vlcrs at his parents residence, No l0Olly
Lombard street, on Friday afternoon, Jniy
ls at 3 o'c!ock, Interment at " llmln Stun an d
Brandywine crmeie cry.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
Fire Company incorporated.

Certificate of incorpo' alton for
the National Nulcanized Fibre
Company were filed with the secre-
tary OF the State at Dovar, yester-
day. The capital stock is 5000, 600
and the ineorporators are Hugh B.
Wright, Lynwood b. Jacobs and
John Piling Wright, all Of New
ark. Delaware.
The concern will be competitors
OF the Fibre Trust. All OF the in
corporators were formerly connect.
ed with the Newark branch OF the
American Vulcanized Fiore Com.
panJ, which is in the Trust. The
plant will be built at Newark and
work OH it will be started as soon
as all arrangements can be made
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
Petition to Review q viii

Miss c. G. West through her
counsel Chandler has filled a petition
before Register Of Wills Crossau
for review of the will Of Mary
AIcorne who diad at Greenville on
May 27th last. Miss West is tho
only niece and the nearest relative
of the deceased.
The deceased left all of her prop
erty to Gothiel Schoem, who was q
tenant on her farm at the time Of
her death. The will was made but
short time before her death and it
is claimed undue influence was
| nSod.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
THE WEATHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng
land to day clear weather will pre-
vail with warmer temperature and
westerly winds.
On Saturday, fair and cooler
weather, will prevail with westerly
wind
On Sunday fair to partly cloudy
weather will prevail, and warmer.
The thermometer at W. G. Taylor's S
drug store 302 King street today reg
iStcrcd as follows:
7o'cock 10 O'Clock l0'clock
so Sc 81
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
To Build New Bakery

The lot on French street below
Third which is part OF the James
Bradford estat. was purchased yes.
terday by Charles Yetter The price
paid was $9700 Mr.. Yetter will
build a two story bakery on the
grouud, which when completed will
be the largest and mos modern ba-
kerry IN the city. 1t will hare a
frontage Of l+2 feet and will be 100
feet deep. The contract for the erec.
ton OF the bakery has been awarded
to David Dangel the contractor and
work on 1t will b. started as soon AZ
possible.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
SmaiipJx Situation

At the Office OF the Board OF Health
today it was reported that no further
action has been taken regarding the
excursion of the colored people from
Chester.
Three houses where quarantine
had been maintained were fumigated
yesterday The small pox patients
who are at FarnhurSt are getting
along nicely.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18

Harry A. Beeson on Saturday pur
chased the saloon of Anton Hauber,
corner of Sixth and Shipley. He
took possession right away and will
be pleased to see his many friends.
Mr.. Hauber has purchas ed q
house at No. 1923 Harrison street
where he will live retired life.
There will be hearing this after
noon in the divorce case Of Howard
vs.. Howard before Herbert Rice,
Commissioner. Gilburne Chandler
represents Mr.. Howard and Edwin
Cooch Mr.. Howard.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
First uranl Moonlight

Come ahd 60 with us on the first
grand moonlight excursion given by
the Independence Fire company on
Thursday July q. Tickets so cents.
Communicable hartman, q. NJ. Nc.
Kelvcy l342 East 18th street; Secre-
tary, W. Fucar; Treasurer, W. Par
riS
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
SPECIAL FAMILY EXCURSION
TO BALTIMORE
Sunday. July 40 via Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad

One dollar to Baltimore and re.
turn Sunday, July 20. via Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. Special train will
leave Market street station s.45 a.
H., Delaware avenue station 0 Il. m.
Ret urning. leave Baltimore I =. IN.
Arrangements have been made to
provide ample Accommodations tor all
LhtrNns.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
Candidate for Sheriff

Jas. E. Saville, deputy for sheriff
Mcdaniel, has announced his can
di1acy for the Republican nomina-
tion for sheriff. He is staiwart
Republican and has a hostOf friends
Mr. Savlle also is one of the fore
most members of the Ancient Order
of United Workman.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
Company K Elects Office

At the election for a FIRST and
Second Lieutenant Of Company X. N
G. ID. last night, Walter NJ. Watson
was elected First Lieu utenant and
George Carter Second Lieutenant.
This is the second time Watson las
been elected. the first time he failed
to pass the required examination
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
Lost ON Contract

A. G. b. Anderson the ash con-
tractor states that he lost $500 on
the contract with the city last year.
His contract was about. $4,000 and
this year it is about 100000, His
loss WAS caused principally on account
Of horse feed being SO high.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
SpeC ficat ons ADD owed

At meeting of the executive COM
mlttee Of the Park Board tn is morn
ing, the specifications for the new
draw were approved. BIDS for the
draw will be substituted on Agust
lst. Work on the sidewalks in Del.
mar Park were Started Yesterday.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
Delightful Dinner

Miss L. A. Haddock, Of No. 223
West Fourteenth street gave q din
uer last evening to a number OF her
friends. Those present were: Misses
L. A. Haddock, Bessie Fairlamb,
Rosie Meyers, Mary Ley, Lola Mont.
gomery. Bessie Alnscow, Belle Schlipt
and Lola Butelle, Thomas Haddock.
Harry Lewis, Alfred Taylor. Harry
Layton, Alfred Montgomery, Frank
Hess and Mr.. and Mrs. Star.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
Fined ior>Trespass.

Eight men who were arrested
early this morning riding on the bag
gage cars Of a passenger train at
Newark, were fined 81 aud costs
eacu by Magistrate Hollis.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
TAKEN 10 II S HO II

Charles jenkins, colored, Of Coats
'lie met Charles T. QIIgley aged
~ years, Of Devon Pa, and the two
iamped a freight and came here
Hre police pIcktd them up and Jen-
lns was ordered TO leave the city
nd Edward Quigley, the other boy S
alher came here and took the boy
} his home this morning.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
Arranging To Go Cam pin ,

Members of the Young Non .
Christian Association are prcpar Ing
to &c camping at Bowers Beach the
second week in August. 1t Is expect.
ed there will be about 10 iu the party
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
TO VISIT IN COLORADO.

TO VISIT IN COLORADO.
Yesterday morning Mrs J. J.
Huston and daughter Emma, start
ed for Burlington, Iowa, where
they will visit relatives and friends.
In two weeks they will be Joined by
DR.. j. j. Huston, pastor of First
United Presbyterian Church of this
city and in company with his broth
or will Immediately proceed to Col
orado where they expect to be gone
five or six weeks, viewing its beau
tiful scenery and enjoying its ideal
climate. The doctor has been ask
ed to prepare a lecture on THE
Aesthetics of Colorado" while on
his vacation and deliver it after re-
turning, but he expressed 4desire
to behold the beauties Of the state
before giving his answer.
A very pretty wedding took place
on Wednesday evening, July 16, at
the home of the brides parents, No.
2O6 Adams street, when their daugh
ter, Martha H. Farrell was married
to Charles B. McCollom, by the
Rev. H. S. Dulaney. Miss Ida APP
pleby played the wedding march.
Miss Jennie Saunders was brides
maid aQd David Reader was best
man.
The pariors were beautifully dec
Grated and the couple were married
under bell of flowers made by
two Sunday school mates, Misses
Eva Slant and BERTHE Wilkinson
The evening was spent in a de-
lightful manner and at late hour
all were invited to the dining room
where refreshments were served.
Among those present were Misses
Jennie Saunders, Mary and Lizzie
Farrell, Sallie McCollom of Camden
Alice McCollom, Lizzie Gamble, Eva
Slant, BERTHE Wilkinson, Annie
Lakeland, Clara Sinclair, Bessie
Keenan,, Helen johnson, Ida Apple
by, Lulu Clough, Katie Suitor SAL
lie Ratledge, Mary Kane, Florence
Boulden, Mary johnson, Maud Rol-
lison, Eva Palmer, May Barcus,
Reba Thornton, Jennie England,
Messrs. Walter Brown, David Read.
er, John Steptoe, Samuel Gamble,
John Jones, Pusey Palmer, George
Browning, David Leshem, Mr.. Pass
more, Van England. Mr.. and Mrs
Farrell, Mrs. McCollom of Camden,
Edward Keyser and wife, Samuel
Keyser and wife, Mr.. aAd Mrs.
Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. Gamble,
James McCollom and wife Of Cam
den, Mr.. and Mrs. Clough, Mr.. and
Mrs. Long, Mrs. Reilley, Mr.. and
Mrs. seigman, Mr.. and Mrs. Pal
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. Slaughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Chadwick, Mr.. and Mrs,
Rollison, MI. and Mrs. Bridges, Mr..
and Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Glenn, Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander of Philadelphia
MIR. and Mrs. johnson, Max Ham
pie and wife, Oliver Porter and
wife
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
PERSONAL :
MENTION
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.

Charles Rex entertained DR.. J. II.
Morgan, Albert Bucher, Daniel Nc
Bride, Martin Keogh, J. Harry
Massey, John Newell, Alfred Both
am, on the launch Eagle on We'd
nesday and yesterday. On Wednes-
day night they stopped at Chesa.
peake City. They had a glorious
time and enjoyed the pleasure Of
the cool breezes.
They had q delightful supper.
They caught 50 snappers and 20
fish. One Of tho snappers weighed
sixteen pounds. On its back were
the initials A. B. cut there seven
years ago by Mr.. Bucher.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18

Henry F. Todd died Thursday in
the 41st year. His funeral will take
place on Sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock from his late residence No.
s17 West Sixth street. lnterment
will be made in Riverview Come
terY.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
At Chester HsiyhtS.

N Chester, Heights, Pa, July IL
The services of the day at the
Methodist camp meeting began
with an early prayer meeting in
charge of Rev. Samuel kehr 1.-The
Comforter was the subjec. Of the
$50 o'clock praise meeting in charge
Bof Rev. G. W. Milan. Major Ho-
wells led the singing at this ser
vice, and addresses were made by
REV. d. A. Hinkle, of Fernwool,
Band H. j. Laird of Philadelphia.
The Pentecostal meeting at 3 o'clock
was led by Mayor Howells. The
subject was spiritual Freedom" "
REV. j. H. Roger spoke to the
S:hildren at l. 80 o'clock about Naa-
mt n, and Rev. A. f. Crowell gave
% general talk to the young people
a. i. 30 O'clock. Rev. G. 5. Carter,
9 lIawes NJ. E. Church. Norris
,wn preached the morning sermon
The evening sermon was delivered
iby Rev, Arthur OakeS, of the Sec
.Ond NJ. E. Church, Philadelphia.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
AT CAPE MAY POINT, N. J.

Among the arrivals at the Carl
ton Hotel are Harry Market, Edna
Kehn, Mr.. and Mrs. Donnellan.
Jeanette Donnellan, F. H. Dolan,
II. 8: Hit, Mrs. A. E. Arnold, Mrs
w. G. Shugar and son, Mrs. E. II.
Ford, Dorothy Ford, John F. Krusa
Mabel Carr, John F. Lee, A. Lin
coin Reilly and family, W. G.. Shu-
gar, W. B. Peraria, Leroy Semcox,
j. B. Buchanan and family, R. "
Morrison, Marjorie Morrison.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18

UO1S
Chief OF Police Geo Black receiv.
ed word to day that the team stolen
from VIM. II. Hollett, No.4 French
street had been recovered in Phila-
delphia.
Register OF Wills Crossan this
morning issuedletters testimentary
on the estate of Rebecca Ridgway to
Edward A. Parish.
Some 5s Registrars and Alternates
have not yet bonded at the Clerk of
the Peace S Office. They ate liable to
fine for not bonding before this
time.
One of the Peoples line cars struck
J. H. Joslyn's butcher wagon at 9th
and Tatnall streets today. A boy
who was In the wagon was thrown
out.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-18
In
CITY COURT

eipro Eidge Cochran in the City
btss this morning George Wright
Sliarged Isaac Gears with assault and
atlsry. The testimony was that on
MONDAY afternoon he saw Gears and
ahis brother in fight and he ran out
and struck Gears and then showed
HIM OIL the pavement. Then Gears
$Callsd him coward and later was
E1trnck In the eye with a brick. He
told Gears to 60 home and return and
sne would give him a chance to use
shis fists.
William II. Wright testified he sa "
eGears when he broke q brick in four
Shleces on his brothers eve brow. The
StgOublc took place over the accusa-
Ion that the witness had sent the
= NJ catcher after dogs. Gears struck
him on the side where the eye is
MIND.
@ Mrs Wright. mother Of the two
S1ormer witnesses, testified that she
4as struck in the mouth during the
kf0w and her teeth were knocked
out.
X DR.. Frank II. Weiderman testified
L the wound was three cornered one
u about AN inch in length. lie closed
the wound with five stitches.
b S40here were six different versions of
fzhuble giveh by the witnesses.
Elhs ~ WAS a whole crowd around at
the timex
-
Harry Giles testified that he was
With Gears aud Bailey lie saw VIM.
E Wright when he knocked Bailey
\ down. Thea he saw George Wright
u Knock Gears Gown. After the trouble
was over he saw Gears with Two
n bricks and he broke them up and
threw them away. lie saw Gears
7 throw back his hand to throw some
thing. The case was then dismiss
v ntl