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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-16

We have il, says the Sacramento
Ilioa, OF the authority of Il Republi-
can. high in office, OF sound iudg-
ment and we'll posted in the public
sentiment of San Francisco, that the
Carr-Ch Chronicle Gorham Stan
ford Republican ticket will hardly be
able 10 poll 1900 votes in the city.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-16

k-AHhS Of EVERY DESCRIpTioN
=" pt;"'.isf the SER uNEL OFFICE
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

BARCELONA, August II.
The Carlists have begun their long
threatened attack on Berga. Six
hours after their batteries opened
tire, the city was burning i'll several
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-16

THE Massachusetts, Republican
State Convention is called for Sep
temher 10Th. Ben. Butler appears to
lie losing ground. 1t is hardly prob
able hat he will get the nomination;
and, in case he does, he cannot sue
coed before the people. There would
be too many soreheaded Republicans
for such a result "a that.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-16

ALtTE Boston dispatch announces
that a grand combination Of railroads
has been effected through the agency
OF the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, by which diFecu lines Of rail-
road communication under a single
management have been established
from Llaliia< through Boston, New
Iurk, and >uutnHard and westward
10 the Southern and Western States.
The great through trains Will com
,neuce running from Halifax in a few
DAYS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14
,,nrrMrNrs oF WORKNGMEN.

Tho Avenue c Railroad Company has en-
- norseshoers from Massachusetts TO take the place
~ rho strikers from their shop Offering them g per day
and their board The newcomers were put TO work yes
,.rdav morning. This importation Of nOnsociety men is
looked on with extreme disiavOr by the associated
borseshoers Of this city and policemen in the Eleventh
Precinct have reported that strikers endeavorng to
bring about demonstration against the ntruders The
chief of the Horsnshoers Society however, frowns down
the least attempt at intimidation, and claims that any
in that direction by strikers is wholly unau-
thorzed and irregular Police guard at the shops
and arrangements have been made 20 increase imme-
datey the force if there should be occasion to do So
The strike proved rich harvest TO Astoria horse
shoers as the secondave Railroad Company have nearly
all their horses shOd there An unfriendy visit from
the strikers was threatened yesterday and the ponce
force was called out to protect the men, but disturb
ance occurred, and the guard retired last evening
The horseshoers of Brooklyn also striking for an
advance of wages. The hOOrmen have been getting 50
per ay but want s. So and the foremen ask for an IN
crease of from s. So 70 per day. All the jobbng
shops in the city are practically closed The strikers
number about 200 men. The City Railroad has acceded
10 the demand of the hOrseshoers in its employ and 1t
is believed that the other companies VIII DO me SAINT
70 call maes meeting Of carpenters for evening Of
next week, and has appointed committee to secure
re atoms between journeymen carpenters and EN-
ployers, and TO advance the Interests OF Ine
ociety by increase Of members The repre-
sentatives of the journeymen say that there
is no probability Of a general strike OF carpenters
this season Many employers are not paying the rates
fixed by the SOceay last season, but not expected tat
these isolated for complaint will cause strike
The old employees of the Brooklyn Gas Company are
s striking and during the past three DAYS have dled
IN groups about the works. at the root OF Hndson,ave
int their places have taken by experienced hands
fr,m New-York and elsewhere. The new hands sleep
and eat within the COmpanys works ana the premises
are guarded by details OF police. The strikers attack
nearly every new man out bus no serious
ARRAY has occurred The COmpany's directors held "a
meeting Yesterday and decided make concessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States District Court, yester-
day 6OO cigars $50 packages OF cigarettes seized
on the steamer City OF Havana, condemned by de-
fault.
Judge Fancher granted yesterday writ OF
error the case Charles Moore vino was committed
to the Penitenary in March last conviction in the
Court OF General Sessions, for a misdemeanor'
John L. Oyerield, who was arrested on
Monday by L. g. Marshal Harlow for contempt OF court
in not paying into the National City Bank certain sums
that received assignee for the nrn OF MAlso &c
McMOran, released on IS. 900 bail, yesterday
In the United States District Court, yester-
day. Judge BlatchfOrd discharged Patrick Butler from
the army IL appearing that he had enlisted when
without Inc consent OF hls parents butsr wac
required "a rerund 80 Al, expended III ms oeh ai'ei
his enlistment
The absence of Samuel c. Hirsh, lawyer,
this CITY, Part ofthe Superior Court yesterday
him verdict Of $500 He was the defendant IN
suit for SANDER with damages Laid at $4,000 brought by
former Law partner, Richard D. NewcomDe the sian
der consisting, alleged by Newcombe, IN M being
called thief. forget villain, cneat, ETC. EAheeoruef
James VI. Smith was his counsel
A suit in equity has been brought IN the
United states Circuit Court OF Boston. by Walter Benn
OF Baltimore and Mrs John r. Raymond, known ON the
stage as Miss NJ E. Gordon, against Carlotta Leclercq
me NAV entitled ..yrhe New Mag,ialen" Mr. Benin
claims IL originally belonging ~ nin ana asserts lhAl
ne sold the exclusive night OF representing e paS W
Mrs. Chapman. The u not hnishet
lneouOro Ersist mas cOnulenCcu az "''iOH IA
the City Court OF Brooklyn, against Charles d. Johnson
10 IS 600 FOR alleged false imprisonment Ia De
eember the defendant hal Pras arrested ana ockod
up on charge OF having retained SIS belonging 10 him
which he had collected for eScong aud paperhhnging
done for Mr. Weaver. The charge vac dismissed Dy
Justice Walsh the plaintiff having proved THAI he had
performed the work aud was therefore entitled 10 the
money terdic of SIS for plaintiff found. JOnn
a McCiuirc Tor piainuG. ANA +. Van Astyne Tor de-
fenuant
The suit of Mrs. Honora Williams against
II enrJ ]. Brandt $500 dain srS was tried
before Judge Reynolds IN the CRY Court OF BROOKLYN;
va-taTia- The plaintiff alleged that on jan the de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14
A CONTRACT DISPUTE.
TIE PROPER PERSON TO BRING SUIT.

a suit of great importance III regard to the
amount involved and the interesting questions OF law
embodied has lately been tried in Part OF the Supreme
Court before Judge Van WORT aud closed least
temporarily, two days ago. The suit brought by
Sarah H. Hazewen against Gershon II. Coursen, under
the following circumstances;
In 1850 Mr.. HazeweT the plaintiffs husband, entered
into contract with Mr.. Fellows Scranton, PENN for
purchase Of certain piece land in immediate
vicinity Of the City Of Scranton the amount of purchase
money stated in the contract being $1,000, OF which
about g. 800 paid little later Mr.. Hazewe trans
ferred the contract and assigned 1t TO George Genet
as trustee for his wife. subsequently he persuaded MT
Genet to reassign the contract in blank TO
him, and allow him 10 take advantage of
the benefit accrung from its fast-increasing value
Mrs. Hazewe says, he borrowed s25O from Gershon
II. COursen, the defendant, giving him. the defendant
claims blank assignment of the collateral
security When the plaintiff and her husband discovered
that Mr. Coursen about to dispose Of OF the
property treating it though he had bought II,
tender was made Of the amount OF money loaned by
COursen with interest, etc. the return Of the
tract was asked. This Mr. Coursen refused do,
sistng that he legal pOssessor the land The
importance OF the claims either side and the expla
nation OF the extraordinary yigOr with which the fight
has been carried IN the increased value OF the
land which has been cut up into city lots and worth
When the evidence for the plaintiff had been put in on
Monday last David Dudley Field, who appears cOun
sci, with Field * Sherman Attorneys for COursen
moved % dismiss the compliant upon the grounds not
only that the plaintiff had proved her hut prn
cipay that the suit not brought by the proper
SON PARTY in interest who Genet, the trustee
The motion met with great opposition from Luther r.
Marsh and Geo. G. Genet,On the plaintiffs behalf, but
finally dismissed before Of the defense
had been put In allowance of $500 being allowed
20 the defendant. Among the iBedentafacts brought
out the trial II wac shown that HAzeWel himself nrst
gan the the Supreme Court and subsequently
discontinued IT, and that Genet the trustee also began
suit and discontinued IT, and ne IL now held TO have
been the proper one to institute the action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14
nFCIsIONS-MAY 1a.

Supreme -ChanbeTs-By Judge Faneher.-
Mander art Naturalization granted Williams sg Kans Pachc
Communication for tave 20 Pot IN supplemental answer
HsuTAbon-hOuOa grated Lookup t
Collins Of Dab cation Is dens VIII
abide Ocher agt Oche-kepor Confirmed ua3
null and void marriage between The parties Ana SHAu
end the defendant released rom IN
psoumeDt under kc lSee men, Lancaster Insurance Co
By Judge Kelbah e afhe amendments
allowed daowe required by TIE rules OF %
Court dismissed Renfe sg James et aL-Ordsr settled
SupeTiOr Court-SpecGi Term-Bv Judge Curtis
Cook d al ag starkveaher 70 smend case As e
WnghLMeaon granted order settled one days
Linebam MesL-Oder settled Lee agt Bsrnheiiner-
reference Armstrong Ag honson ct a-SAs ho0reS
Ag Ogden-Order vaesing Injunction.
BY Judge SedgseG-COnneF agt Plart-Csse settled
City COur. Of BrOOklyR-By Judge NeilsOn.-Shaerh
AT The Andes CompanyTbe bs value
painting insured and the extent Of the injury conflicting that We
cannot OF thai aealed
Denge estateeeeyer authorized 70 bring alon
Roster ag Observation-Disclosures get aside payment Of sl@ 20
cunty Callahan Ferns. he Ake ordsf Walters gt
SANDER aud OF the attending Circumstances eA
that the verdict Of So eIcesye nee t faneo on
struck Judgment for
pinf Defendant within ave days % Judgment Of cost
this action
Supreme Court-By Judge Pratt.-Bailey art. Mon
defendant 4eAu
with so costs,
Supreme Court-SpeciaI Term-By Judge Gilberts
Moer II. AtenbrAndRehearag granted aud molten 10
denied; $40 coSts-
Court Of Appeats-ALBANY, May l3-The following
Of this
Judgments cos-Hgbe The guardian haieAi IN
COMPANY; Waite The Hev YORK Centrai hAra1 C
The Liverpool New York AND Philadelphia stanh
t-MeGodnck Wlett Orders Affirmed With eos1e
ag Reynos People Mundy ag Van Mort Commissioner
Public Of Willis, hsngs and Mount AZ Fo"e
Appeal dismissed With thompson AZ Cras Mo'a seA
without costA-LOng agL Western Railroad Corporation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14
SUIT FOR A CHILD.

A rather peculiar and interesting case, re-
lating TO the retention OF child, part Of the
oyer and Terminer business. yesterday Two or three
years ago Mrs Frank Clark gave her infant child INTO
the care OF Mrs. James Horey and lately desiring to
regain possession OF her Offspring, served writ OF
habeas corpus james Horey who disdained to take
any more notice 10 than 10 tear up the obnoxious
notice For this disobedience Of orders he taken
into custody yesterday appeared before Judge Davis
20 answer for contempt Of court. william +. Howe ap-
peared for Mrs Clark Mr. Horey pleaded that he did
not think corpus must be ODeyed, "a
was not upon him by officer He said more
over, that he had claim upon the mother VINO owed
him money for feeding and lodging the child for two
years Mrs. HOrey who In court promised % pro
uce the child to-day and her husband was ordered IN
custody 70 insure funllment NJ the promise. Judge
Davis also directed Sherins officer 20 20 with Mrs.
Horey and bring the child. This was after Mrs HOrey
mad pleaded that IN she brought the child there herself
IL would be taken from her ny the mothers friends.
band release and finally left the courtroom weeping
bitterly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14

,andant who was removing and ice from the
roof M mis- dwelling Court and Atlantlc-sts, threw
non her head large cake OF ice. INJECTING and
nrohshn permanent injuries. The defendant, who
Fenre.ented by Counselor p. Ready, made q general
denial and the Jury after brief consultation rendered
verdict i'm favor OF plaintiff for t25-not sufficient TO
carry eoss r. Lee and Robert Johnsione for plain
tiff
In the Marine Court, Part H. before Judge
Joaehimsen Yesterday the Of Jones against oCon-
ner was tried The plaintiff sued TO recover $3.50 services
an architect claiming that the work was performed
but the plans and speccatonsin question were ne yer
lvered 10 the defendant OCODner he having petoie cue
time agreed upon for the compienoh anu us ~ ~
stopped the WORK IL contendod on the par " 49,. 49,.
defendant that the plaintiff failed 70 eOmpete tns
work within the time specified. Upon this point sne
timony very conflicting but tine result Was -
for the plaintiff for $50 G. W. RathDan lOr pi'n'i
and o. 0COnner for defendant
Joseph FingletOn, in April, 1872, made an
agreement TO purchase John H. Hobart and others
house ana LOT, Woughbyst, for 5000 but before
the day which he have the deed, he found an
other purchaser Thomas Harris and the deed was maze
him for So the agreement being that Harris
should give him mortgage Of g. 900 and $50 In cash MI
Harris claims that the mortgage was never paeeo on
record and he has sued him % compel him TO 40 IT, or
IL has been destroyed to execute new one Tne plain
tiff claims that FingletOn simply agent "a pur-
chase the house for him. aud that he was pdd ~ as
compensation also that he bought the house Tor toO
sold il for 50O0 The tried before Judge
McCue In the City Court Of Brooklyn and decision re-
served. Aessrs. Lowe and Thompson for plalntH ana
T. O'Connor and W. Z. Robinson for defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIVERPOOL-Tn steamship Guy Of BTfsiot naT 3h-
NJ children, Wm Sands G. a. GRAY Charcs hottaJ
Mr. Archer Joseph WagstAf Mr. and Mrs N Farioug Mss h-
ran Forster Mr. BERGMAN Mrs Prcser hs. Frese
Mr. M. j. B. Wood Mr. Taunton, Nm. Bolton Mn Evans
children ana Miss Lord
PROM sAYANNAH-IH st,amsh.p san JIaaso MAY l3-h-
Knowon Mrs Shepard, Ms shepard }. W Bdnund
Geo Lamb H. RIVE wife and niani Mu Raeker II. B. Dresser
G. " Hutchinson ard wife Mr. Livingston and WIFE,
A. Chamber Ms Stone, Mrs Pruyn and servant M Wet
and three children, MIS- Braner Perego Prof. SchFa
Lincoln Martin r. G. Mann, s. q. Potu, Harry Nab
Ealman n B. Lew j. A. Weeks D. A. La Roche a. j. Tar
bot. C. startsvAnt & Rogers John Walsh Geo Dbes r.
LAwreaee IL J. l. Burst H. W. Berve !" W Rus
Dr. D. shaefer T. Dingey and wife J Qugg P Sauneers
r D. Walker Et and child Mis- Har, & Hart n Har
z Banerd IT, W. schley, J. r Adams Gen Sprague D. Harms
stspeOD a. Cooper J. " nOr Il. DAEey T. Delaney D. Kane
Mrs G. Johnson .
FROM LIYBRPOOL-Ea Eteaushp City Of BrooLyr, MAJ IA
o. B0wmsn, WIN. Hurst wife, mid
Chandler r Chamber Col Sekes and a1y Mr. " W Airport,
Abort W r. Airport Master Airport, J. Hlgnes
W. Smith Mr. PiBder Mr. Sewbay kohsson j. 9 saNiaan
Coddngs0n Mrs Gibson, Miss haze Gibson, hss
Gibson Gibson Miss Jessie Gibs0n Mr. n NJ Bros
A p Capt Mckenzie John sseihAn heory
Bentley Rsnsey, Mr. PArsons E. Woodoock NJ 5eAf1 L
Downing S. DOnne, MISS Julia Lister, Arthur WOo.sf n
BOosey WIN. Jameson Mr. Scott W IN smith M sphi NJ NeS
Krins, George Klnus MT. Anderson MI brenre
FROM LTVERPOOL-HN Steamship Canada MAY ~ John
Umpevle wife r. Wool
George Miss Ea JARVIS Mn X Loriea
MT Yeh and children the Misses Agses ma
var., md Helen Veeh James Yeiteh. MIS- j. Nehs
L Dsva-on v1 end Noskes, Mss A HysEdi Mr.
Miss Maud Tenor Frlnes Tenor hob-
reoor James W Tenor John L Tenor Mss A. n unlahs
Parker Thomas Cove Miss G. Mcdonnell h Caln Ana ni'f eD
dren the Misses H. an A. Calm. G. Calm, NJ Calm. . . -,
PROM SAYANNAH-fn steamship hoEtg0HeTT May Ia NJ
Smith. snh Mr. Camp, D. n Bennett d & "nght - hs
W Meyer Downing J. D. COHne Mrs Cornell, & orAA u i
Legnen, Ma L0nG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14
WESLEY ALIENS TRIAL.

Charles alias Wesley Allen was tried in the
Court OF General Sessions yesterday. officer Richard
jackson Eighth Precinct took the stand and de-
scribed how March he watched three persons who
acted suspicously the vicinity OF Nos. o. II, and Is
Mercerst When they left the place he went No 10 TO
Try the lock- and discovered that it was not the same
that was previously there He and another officer then
concealed themselves close by and waited; saw Allen
pass by with silk hat and afterward with cap on
without the patch his eye, which he usually
wears The officer then arrested him and upon search
ing his clothing found some red pepper, two keys,
q pen-knife, and lock upon him. Officers VIM. b.
Wilson, z. II. Mullen Isaac Henderson, Thomas Keanny
John MeKenan, Edward Mallory, John Maher. and
Arthur ROuke then called, and their testimony
confrmated OF officer Muller The defense opened
by calling Mrs. Sarah DOley OF No. 30 AmltY-st, VINO
said that her husband Deputy Warden OF Kingston
Jail knew the prisoner and knew that he had carried
red pepper for the last two months for rheumatism
that March % last she had asked him 10 buy pad
lock for her closet. and William Hull who stood by at
the time, promised % give him one, and did 40.
Henry Thomas testified that he advised the prisoner
10 carry red pepper IN his pocket for rheumatism.
The r1a sti in progress. Assistant District ttor
ney Russell appears for the people, and William r
Howe and Joseph H. Stiner for the prisoner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14
NFw-IFRsEY TRANSIT NOTES.

The Hudson County Real Estate Association
is engaged in movement for the reduction Of fare
and ferrage and will continue ts iabors until the fare
on all the street railroads is reduced to five cents for
each passage to any quarter of Jersey City. Commit
tee OF Ten has appointed TO report on the feasibility
OF making the city port of entry.
The Northern Railroad Company have located three
stations within a distance of two miles The amount
spent by railroad companies during the first year to
ACQUIRE title TO property in the city and its vicinity is
SIS Co., double that amount is being expended in
various improvements
Harsmus Cove is rapidly filing mp, and will contain,
among other improvements the largest grain elevator
the world. costing t1,5OOOO0.
jay Gould has transferred 70 the Erie Railroad Com
pany tine te TO 6O0acres Of land situated west OF the
tunnel, which the company propose erecting work
shops 1t IL that the Pullman Car Company
contemplating purchase OF $50 0Ls In the vicinity OF
the Erie and. which 20 build a factory Dwellings
must provided for the wOrkmen ana suburban town
may be expected in this quarter before many years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14
LIBRARY RESTRICTIONS.

People begin 10 ask whether public Libraries
opened IN the OF readers librarians. The
latter 70 be the Cooper Reading Room Is
closed Sundays till the Let OF October 70 give Librarians
the whole day and BY the urgent efforts Of librarians
AstOr Library usually closes from 10 70 IS minutes before
the hour mentioned In the rules That persons
declared from taking out fresh books within the last
quarter hour before o'clock The plea for librarians in
the former might be By employing persons for
Sundays work alone There plenty Of trusty young
who would be willing take the extra duty. Why
students should not have the benefit every hour OF
daylight at the Aston Library well as IN the British
Museum Is Of the mysteries OF economy peculiar
only ~ millioaaiBes and trustees. gentleman wss
recently refused permission look al book OF patents
al the Astor Library because wanted Of
the ciOslug hour though he urged he could easily
be through with the volume tme ana t was OF
the pOrtance 10 he sh0uid consult h
Immediately Why, also, should the OF pens and
lax be forbidden IN large libraries They are furnished
70 every reader IN the library the British Museum
where TIE collection IL vastly costly than auv in
THIS country. IL appears that all rghts nor posfvelv
nmieAl 70 hooks and Librarians. the reading pubic and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS
RRDNEgDAI MY Ia

IL.
Mails for Earope VA Queenstown and Liverpool PET "'se'aE
closed at SsesmshiD It p n. from PEI Ne
6Hh
A Pruss,sn Closed Mai lie b. this Line
Mails for direct eos
steamship sails Al from foot Of Thrdt Hoboksn
Nall of llayu, steanshiD Veksburg
THURSDAY. MAI -
Mails for Eurous Chebourg md HambaE
shrp Hammonis II suppeHentaT Mari Pier foot q
TArd Hoboken closed At steamship sails Al irots
Peg foot Of rhird-st, HobOken
A P,usssn Closed Nails By this Inc
Malls for Havana direct steamship CITY Of Merida ose al
m Supplementary Mail Pier No. North River s-ed a.
2:5s D. m steamship sas AZ ?. n. - . .
lA deposited Supplementary Ah nus % pfepna I'D
dOabe postage
Mas Tor Bermuda By the steamship HAerS, eoss al
Steamship SAils at ,. n. ron Per No. 81 " 4
FRIDAY. MAY To-
the steamship DOORS and INTENDED
20 Supplementary Mails must be prepaid double postage ~
stamps money will BE- received by the elerk IN chas
Mai HALIFAX closed al The Ses-Ygrk Posso3oe every
DAY at .. N. and VIA Boston. y.
Mails Tor Newfoundland the EeNRor Post One every m
steamship sails IRON Portland Ne, on sAtoaay az p
N Due New York Friday al m.
postage tbs West Indies except when gong direct ~
10 the half Papers cents EACH which must De ep
SATURDAY. MAY IT,
Mails for Europe Southampton and Bremen, per ansnp Nes
close II Supplementary Mail Pier fcot " lnfdsI
Hoboken . closed AZ D N. Steamship sails al Z D
Direct German Prussan closed Mail nv this line
Mails France direct Bs and Hsye steamship Wsshing
will close n Steamship als $50 fpu Pier No.
50 ~
Mail only BY the steamship Csnsds mails eose at
No Supplementary Mail Steamship sails IRON Pier No a " X Al
This Is Official and take the mail
Mails for Kew West OY steamship CITY Of Austin. eo AZ a
Steamship At D. N from Pier No ~ b. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14

the studying public, which eaborntes rs ay tEe
enrns its bread often by the help OF hbrarles may @
with due gratitude But the narrowing ponoS !" P'
oisely that by which lbr ,res decay :. ho ,oroo,,ar
The trustees OF Cooper Institute seem 70 NAV
that though they and the art students OF w aaS
20 out OF town in Summer, all New loiA @ =,
those who have no facilities tvl st1i,o sh,cn
Sundays That the readngroom OF tnS ,hro,b tha
Winter sbould now be- closed against tDe very Sss
need its privileges most. seems on SUNDAY feel very
mneh the taking away of such as theS nave a. 'nS
lunE ~ tbe hall, except the attpdance OF
two or three librarians Il does seen an unnecessary nm
sSP sont Cnoner Uni0u IL would better DC closed
muo dav nj the week than sunday 3D. at least
.IL.nr.l rcnE