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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14
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The ship Gustaye, belonging TO Nantes, has
been lost at sea with all on board
The funeral Of the late Edwin Forrest takes
place in Philadelphia, Monday next.
a Washington dispatch says over 500 letters
have been addressed TO the chief Justice con.
corning the place Of marshal of the supreme
court
At Richmond, Va, the supreme court of an.
peals decided yesterday that the action of tie
general assembly in March, 1872, hy which the
coupon feature of the funding law was re pealed
was unconstitutional. The effect Of this decision
is to make coupons of bonds issued under the
funding act receivable for state taxes, as was
Contemplated by that act One Judge dissented.
Two brothers named Hunt, in a wagon. az.
tempted to cross tue track Of the Long Island
railroad, yesterday, near Newtown, in front Of
the Jamaica train The wagon was smashed
and the brothers seriously hurt, one probably
fatally.
The lost steamship st. Louis waayyalaed at
$4,000 and was fully insured hy>fhe owners,
Cromwell & CO.. in the AtlaYtic, Mercantile
United States Lioyds, aud 9ther companies.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14
Testimony in the Anderson Poisoning
Case.

New YORK, Dee. 13.-The testimony in the
Anderson poisoning case embraced startling dis
closures. Andrew jackson, formally clerk in
lrishs store, testified that ten days before An
derson's death Irish and Mrs Anderson came
into the store, and at the doctors request wit
ness put up three drachmS of white arsenic.
with which it was said Mrs. Anderson wanted
to kill cats. Four or five days after, the doctor
ordered witness to put up Il dollars worth of
arsenic, which was done; also, dollars worth
Of paris green. On the 18th of MAY, Dr.. Irish
said TO witness that, since he might be subpe-
naed in this case, be would like to know il their
evidence conlcted. The doctor asked him about
putting up some btcar6onate of soda and if he
remembered it. Witness replied that he did not
see him yet it, and would not peiiure himself
for the city OF Brooklyn.
The doctor then said he could 20 out of the
city to Sing Sing, or any other place. A new
clerk was obtained, and the doctor gave witness
$50, and he left for Buffalo, where he has since
remained. Mis-. Anderson wrote a letter to
Irish, telling him he had better not let witness
90, as the other side might get hold of him,
and he might testify in regard to getting the
arsenic for the cats.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14
The Weather.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. Al 4, M.-Prob.
bilities: For the northwest, the upper lake re.
gion, and thence southwark TO the lower Mis-.
souri, aud Ohio rivers, increasing pressures,
partly cloudy and colder weather, with occasional
light snow, will prevail for Tennessee and the
gulf and south Atlantic states, generally clear
weather, southerly winds, diminishing pressures
Tor the lower lakes and Canada, southwestern
winds,yeering to northwestery ,lightsnow, cloudy
and clearing' weather in the evening; iar the
middle states and New England southwesterly
to northweSterly winds, diminishing pressureS,
increased temperatures, cloudy weather, and
occasional light snow.
HALIFAX, Dec. 1s-A snow storm prevailed
to-day, the first OF the winter 1t almost total
y stopped travel. and all trains were DELAYED
The inter-colopial train, which left ST John this
morning, cannot reach Halifax before tormor,
row,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14
A Fraud on the Customs SERVICE.

HALIFAX, n. s., Dec 13.-The customs au.
thorities Of Halifax have discovered a fraud in
which several Halifax firms are implicated a
schooner was cleared from Halifax some time
ago with a cargo of bonded goods for Newfound-
land. The next heard of her was that she was
lost. 1t is now ascerlained that before the loss
of the vessel the cargo was transferred to an.
other vessel, which carried it to Yarmouth,
where the customs officers found it concealed
and seized it. Both vessel and cargo are insured
in Halifax, but the underwriters refuse TO pay
the claims
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14

WILMINGTON, n. O, Dec. 18.-Yesterday
during gale five pilots, Joseph Bense Thomas
w. Brinkman, John rraut, Robert Saint Georg,
and James Sellars, left Smithville in pilot
boat to board three vessels in the otng. Theii
friends anxiously watched their progress After
getting well to sea, the pilot boat suddenly dis
appeared and nothing has been heard OF il since
Two Of the vessels reached the city last night
and reported that they had seen nothing of the
pilots. They may have been saved by the third
vessel, but their friends and relations entertain
no homes of thpir gafptV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14
Expected strike of Chicago Gas Makers.

CHICAGO, Dec 18.-Ihe gas company is ex.
ptctng trouble among the employees, Monday.
on account of the proposed reduction of wages
by the North Side company, 4 committee of
employees have notified the company that they
will not submit 10 the proposed reduction of
fifty cents per day, and the worSmen OF the
west SIDE threaten to side with them if the wages
of their fellow laborers are reduced The CON.
panies assert their ability to obtain plenty of
wOrkmen at reduced prices, and the police will
prevent any disturbance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14
dQIOrtester Daily Spp.
CITY NNWa.


Inc new announcement ny MeSsf'' "roS9'
strauss Co. VIII ne sure 10 attract Vle aV-
'en'loh OIL our iaay readers
Auentoh Is ca'ied 10 tue advertisement OIL
d. l. "eiA'er' H. WHO opeuS ms holiday Soou9
al IulS tllhe.
Inc bright ll%nt seen from TINS city ABOUT
h"il.past 'eteu '"SI evening came iIoin " ouiu'
lug oafII "t Cnefry NaHey'
Mr' % l. riatI' oI Tue bellevue h"uses III
SuaFl'o"' Il hlahihg ARRANGEMENTS lof oal
0ni'9'nI"s eve, "u'cu WIN aouot'eS' "''"e'
many Vi HIS II'euus Iiotn TINS cI'9'
1"leuul morgan MAKE an "uHouneeue''. u"
another coiuhln' III te'eieuce u tieI l"PutS
increasing BUSINESS rs "orNeis anu al'iS's III
hafole ana stone I"-S eitlih no" 10 nave Tue
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""u "',i"'''" 'o"si"'L@'ie "'.ch'i0"'
ihe ie''u'e ny he'' ~ 'oP"iu'u-' ut MECH
IT'S nall 'o-'io'Io" evening" PROMISES 10 DC
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"'''e nun ''' IAi''=r""S mountains "ncfe 1t
was '"P'"''u " " Dto'let Vi lr' McNoItoh.
1t Is "o" preserved III a'conol ana VIII DC placed
III Tue e"o.iie' Vi Tue aSSoclatloh'
Inc uiluer weather OIL yesterday afternoon
enlP'tu IL" ooNs 10 'ly thelf SKATES lof inc
n'S' ''ng oh inc frozen surface Oh SALISBURY
Poiu' Anc let' tAo'%u niue rough, Is III toi-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14
The win of the Late SIr. Creole,

NEW York, Dec. 13.-The Greeley will case
came up to-day in the Westchester surrogate's
court. The fact was developed that Miss Ida
her fathers last will to her sister, Gabrielle,
merely reserving the right TO superintend her
education aud affairs during her minority. John
f. cleveland, uncle of the young ladies', was
appointed administrator during the pending of
the controversy.
Another Will Of Horace Greeley has been dis
covered, dated 1861
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14

WHEELING, w. VA, Dec. 13.-A fire this
morning destroyed the cigar store of Mr.. Kutt-
nauer, on Main street, and also badly damaged
Henry Daub's saloon alongside. Mrs. Kuttnauer
threw her baby from the second story window,
but it was caught and saved. The lady then
jumped from the window and was seriously if
not fatally injured. Loss not known
Troy, n. Y. Dec. 18-Midatght The Times
building is on fire, aud there is little hope of
saving it, for it is now burning between the
third and fourth floor.
Troy, Dec II, a. M-Fire broke out about
midnight in a tenants room on the third floor,
in the new iron building of the Daily Times,
part occupied by the Times. The building es.
capped injury, except by water Los will prob
ably not exceed S15OOO; fully in.nred
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14
Gc,lysburg Baltic Field Memorials.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10 The Gettysburg
battle field memorial association has resolved 10
proceed at once to the erection of two memori-
as-one on McKnighfs Hill, indicating the DO.
siton of the Union armies of the right and of
the first division Of the first corps aud the
other on the great fat rock on Culpis Hill, iudl-
eating the position Of the left and second division
OF the twelfth corps, The designs are furnished
by Shutzures, aud the material is of native
granite from the battle field
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14
Alabama Accepts the Washington Conn
nrourIae.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The president is in
possession of the following telegram from Gov.
Lewis of Alabama:
"Ihe general assembly accepts the attorney
generals plan for adjusting the difficulties. The
democrats are reticent Remain at Washing
ton"
The attorney general has been addressed as
follows by r. H. IRVINE: "rhe proposals received
through the governor the democrats will ac-
cept."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14

NEW YORK, Dec 13.-In the Jume estate case
to-day, the dispositions of Mary Armsby and
Lemuel Angel, both over ninety years Of age,
were read, in confederation Of the testimony to
the identity OF Betsey Bowen with Madame Ju.
mel; and Daniel Hall, aged thirty five, identified
plaintiff, whom he had known from infancy, as
the son Of Betsey Bowen.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14
A Missing Steamer.

MONTREAL, Dec lS.-Anxiety is felt here fol
the safety of the steamship Commander, Cant
+. Chambers, which cleared Montreal November
I'd for Queenstown or Falmouth, with a fulI
cargo OF corn, intending to call in at sydney
Cape Breton, at which port she has not made
her appearance. 1t is feared she has louudered
in the gulf.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14
The OnlciaI Coun, or EIorido.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Dec 18.-The state can
yassers finished the count and gave the official
majority Of Hart trep.) at 1896. The republic
cans elect both members of congress and leus
tenant governor. They claim majority in the
house Of six, and in the senate Of two.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14
LA n EST M II wv z.
by TEELEC3 EsAgE
sss. FEE - 5ESGERTEH eAsEE sRg
From Washington.
From Washington.

An a Amendments DispieasIns 80 the Demo-
crnIs-s'Ise anternaI Revenue gSiII-Isr.
COlfax and ssie 'Eribune-'Ehe Franliug
EtriviieSe-Cile Secret JsObiiier EnvesIi-
EadiOM-E9G0T show for the Boston Relief
EsiiIs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14
Outbreak in Madrid.


MADRID, Dec. 13.-Consderabie excitement
was created in this city Yesterday hv the report
in the suburbs OF the city during the previous
night. Ii was soon announced that was on Il
very small scale, aud was speedily suppressed by
the government forces, not, however, before 20
persons bad been killed and wounded When
these facts became known, the excitement sub
sided, and the city has since been quiet.
At the session Of the cortes yesterday, Senior
Martis made an announcement Of the attempted
outbreak. He said that the government at
tached no importance whatever to the move.
mcnt, which was probably melted by the op-
ponents of the new loan, with the idea of al.
iecting its successful negotiation
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14

AMUsEMENTs THE COMING WEEK.-The fol
lowing entertainments are already announced
for the coming week. The list is varied, and
affords opportunity for the qualification Of pleas
ure seekers of all sorts of tastes
This evening dramatized version OF Bret
Harte's poems, "Her Letter, and ellis Answer
to Her Letter." entitled "Pogerty Flat will be
presented at the theater by Mr.. and Mrs. }. W.
Albau9h 9nd company. The girl that
event down the middle
With the man that shot Sandy McGee
cannot fail to be an attractive stage character if
well represented.
On Monday evening the ladies of the PIym-
outh church hold their annual fair in Mechanics
hall in aid Of the building fund, and Rev J. o.
Knowles Of Grace church de ivers the fifth lee
tufe Of the Grace church course.
The spectacular Black Crock, with its march
es, dances and transformations begins a season
of four nights at the theater, also on Monday
evening.
The fair Of the Plymouth church is continued
during the afternoon and evening, with turkey
dinner from twelve NJ. to two p. NJ. on Tuesday
The annual fair and festival of the Trinity
church will begin in the vestry and continue
through wednesday evening.
On Wednesday evening Rev. Robert Fulton,
pastor of the Church of the immaculate Com
ception of Boston, will deliver lecture in Me-
chanics hall before the Catholic Lyceum Sub
ject, "Internatiouals."
Rev. Henry W. Warren lectures in the Me.
chanics course on Thursday evening"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14

takes place on the 28d. 1t is reported that
President Grant, Generals Sherman and Sheri-
dan and Henry Ward Bcecher will attend.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14
Foreign News.

or ten millions for the buildings could be raised.
The meeting came to no definite conclusion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14

Wiaslow, president Of the suspended Scandi-
navan bank, Is now reported in Italy.
Robert G. Scheuck, United States minister,
who has been absent from London some time,
on visit to southern Europe, is now on his re-.
turn there, and was expected 10 reach Paris last
night.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14

The New SCENERY IN MECHANICS AND
WAsHBuRN HALLs.-The work Of charging the
stage in Mechanics hall and supplying the
stages in Mechanics and Washburn halls with
portable scenery, was completed yesterday. The
stage in Mechanics hall, enclosed by the scenery.
is thirty feet in width by twelve deep, and
lighted by twenty footlighis Only drawing
room scene has been secured as yet, but others
will probably be purchased. The proscenium is
in gray and maroon, with stucco designs The
centre piece is head OF Shakespeare, with sup
porters on The sides. The instruments of music
and the Mosques and dagger Of the dramagare
grouped in imitation relieIs on either corner.
The whole is supported by Corinman pillars
and the sides are draped with Turkey red cur
tans. The stage curtain represents the bay Of
Naples with its shipping and pleasant shores,
the city of Naples, and Vesuyius in state of
eruption in the back ground, The rear OF the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14

scene is formed bY drop curtain, representing
one side Of the drawing room with, three win
dows draped with heavy curtains. On either
side Of the stage are four wings, with arrange
ments for more, if required. The size Of the
stage doesiuot permit the useol fats. The entire
scenery is fastened together by thumb screws
and can readily he taken apart. Il is said to he
the largest temporary set Of scenery in the
United STATES.
Washburu hall has been provided with an
arrangement designed for tableauX effects, also
portable
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14

REsCRIPr FROM TIE SUPREME CoURT.-A
rescript was received at the clerks Office of this
city yesterday in the case of VIM. Thompson VS..
Margaret Kenny, writ of error in bastardy
suit, which had gone against Thompson and
was brought by him to reverse the original
judgment. The writ of error was quashed,
the court stating, at is too late after a verdict
and judgment in the superior court to object
that the magistrate before whom the complaint
was made had no power 10 bind over the &C,
cused. General statutes, clap. 1873, sec. 40, de-
cides the case" W. A. Williams for the writ,
Staplc. = Sprague for defendant
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14

Acting Gov. Pnchbacll has made the follow
ing appointments: Jacob Hawkins, Judge Of the
supreme court; J. Burk, clerk OF the supreme
court; John Isley, associate justice of the
supreme court, in place of j. H. Kenuard, re-
Gently appointed by Warmoth
The citizens committee of hundred have
tclegraphcd a memorial to congress and the
president, setting forth their grievances The
committee start for Washington probably TO-
morrow
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14

CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT .-WILLIAMs, j.
Friddy Dec. 18-William Fox of Boston was
arragned for larceny and pleaded guilty. but
appealed from the sentence, which gave him
four months in the house of correction. In de-
fault Of bail TO the amount of $500 be was
committed to the house Of correction. The cir
cumstanees in the case are as follows: Thurs.
day night Fox took a $50 bill from man named
Corcoran, with the intention OF getting it
changed, but failing TO return with the money
he was arrested, when it was found thai he had
appropriated portion of the sum for his own
benefit,
During the night Thursday woman, giving
her name as Mary Ann Reilly, from West Stock.
bridge, applied for lodgings at the station
house. She was afterwards arrested for drunk
enness, when her name was ascertained to be
Fox, and that she was apal of the $50 man. She
was fined SO and costs, and committed for non.
payment.
Daniel Kelley, Thomas Rooney and John
Riley, the three boys found in the car recently.
were arraigned as Migrants, and all sent tn the
WestborO reform school,
John Kane, stubborn and disobedjent child.
was also sent to the reform school for safe kecn.
ing.
Frank 0'Mara and John L. Freeman each maid
inc Of SO and costs for drunkenness.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14

Fits Patent ChrOnOmGter Governor
AND STOP VALVES,
Drinking Fountains,
for School Rouse Yards, Public Streets, &c.
Cement-Lined Water Pipes.
to which the particular attention of the pubic is called
Tor ereice pipe as it is free all poisonous infiu-
enc a pQi te water which Is 50 Objectionable and often
brass for domestic use
kinds
81 &S3 HermOn St., Worcester.
JOHN Z. OTIS Treas, dtf %
g. e, EsHALL co.
Dealers in Pianos and Organs.
Agents or Guild ChprCh & Cos Piano Forte Roger.
Cos Cabinet Piano. i-octave NV i'os'ia
Pianos and Organs to let. Salesroom,
les leSu 393 Main So. Worcester.
I ,OST-N ear corner OF Water and Provi.
Kennedy. The finder win he rewarded bv iesyino a
DOOM Y HARhETT'S, 22j Front st. d5ts dis
AN AMERICAN FIRST GLASS
n INTELLIGENCE OFFICE-Estabisbed In 1855
no other office O. The kind in the CITY ThankfTi for
past showed me- the public invited az usua to
Nl ihelnselNes OF tue advantages OF this Office where
rst eiass servants can be procured Wanted-iOO girls
na, xaeG 9 k dn or factory employment WanedS
Tor nst class girls now hand for the city and country
Apply AT Az Main 81. 10 stairs, No. 6.
mo ain G. ELLIOTT.
SERVANT GIRLS, who know your bnsi.
~ ness and mean work, 20 TO IRWIN'S EMPLOY
OFFICE, opp. Mechanics Hail there the best tai1ile
IN the city and country have left their orders But
Whe they pay servants they expect service The rd-
uySchegked. modest daughters OF Elm quick 10 learn
ana Mlns TO WORK, may come; the smart spry prac-
ucal Yankee girls trained by good mothers NAV come
IRWIN mas places for Them all But pert iaunty ladv
playing, street walking misses may pass on to some
sltyetflng' stumbling Intelligent man who deals in
sueh lelp: Irwin wants them not families want them
d. dtf '' NV 7i '''''''
no THE PUBLIC!
.. The business Of Sign and
ornamental Painting formerly carried on bv FnFD Rr
NEtk' al ala Main st having changed bands the snh
scriber would announce former patrons and Inc nu
c generally, that lie is prepared to do signs RnnneIs
store ana once Shades &c. in the most thorough man
ner ana at the lowest prices. Also Fresco Painting
uohs IN the very best styles and at reasonable prices
nZ- INV DAN'L B0fDEN.
NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERS.
On account Of the heavy losses sustained in the Iate
Boston fire, the Peoples Fire Insurance 90.
nave discontinued doing further business and decided TO
call in all outstanding policies, Policy holders are re-
quested to hand in hof policies for cancellation at the
ofiee Of tho Company, 81 Malu ST.
BY order Of the Directors
Nov II, 1872. AUG, n. CURRrER sec,v
A r IoIAL TEETH
Now Z the time to get just what you wanta new
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14

SUPERIOR CoURT-CIvILT TERM DEWEY, j..
Friday, Dee. 1S.-In the case of John Gates
and others VS.. jeremiah +. Bennett an action
to recover the amount of bill of lumber, the
jury returned verdict for the plaintiffs, allow
ing them S7OS.SO, the full amount claimed
Goulding for plaintiff; Sprague for defendant.
The case Of George T. Rice vs. Augustus Rice
and others, an action TO recover the amount of
commission claimed by plaintiff for the sale of
a power press, was next placed on trial. The
defence is general denial of the transaction
The jury returned a verdict for defendant
Very for plaintiff; Rice for defendant.
The next case was Charles +. Allen VS.. Will
lard Richmond, an action brought to recover
money which, it was claimed, defendant had
collected and used for his own benefit, after
having made an assignment of his accounts to
the plaintiff. The defence was a general denial
of the charge. The jury returned verdict for
the defendant. Swan for the plaintiff; Very
for defendant. The court here adjourned until
Monday.
Cases next in orders Nos 49, 217, 297, 800,
sol, 321, 1926, 338, 8s8, 341, 84s.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-14

MusICAL.-The audience in Mechanics hall
last evening, at the entertainment by the Rich
ings' concert and opera troupe, was neither
large or enthusiastic. Tie members of the con.
cert did not appear as earnest in their efforts to
please as is usually the case the empty seats
evidently dscouraging them. Mrs. Caroline
Richngs Bernard was received with some APP
plause, but the audience lacked sufficient size
to ensure her temperance. The same was also
the case with Mr.. Frank GeIder, the accompan-
ist in his piano solos. The programme con.
cluded with the fourth act CT grand opera by
Verdi, entitled al Troyatore," in costume, the
following being the cast Lcnora, Mrs. Caro-
line Richings Bernardo Azucena, Miss Agnes
Palmer; Maurice, Mr.. Pierre Bernard; Count
Di Luna, Mr.. ii. H. Stewardsun.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-01-31
Mapes' Superphosphate.

This old aud veil tried fertilizer,
is still in the market, at a reasonable
price. Having been Constantly used
in all parts Of the country since 1852,
when it was first introduced, this is
the twentieth year of its most tuo
cessful career; and notwithstandin ing
the many competing fertilizers that
have since been brought into use,
Mapes' still maintains its popularity,
and ID the .favorite Of many of our
best planters. Its great reooumen
dations aro that no adulterating ma.
tofial is asod in It's Manufacture. and
It's constituents are sNcN as to pro.
dace Quick action aid permanent i'm
provemeut to the soil. The Agents
for..this State are Messrs. Kinsmau &
Howell, of Charleston, gentlem on
we'll known to our planting oommuni
ty, for their energy, promptness and
strict integrity in all business mat,
tors. See advertisement in another
column. .......