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, 1874-06-13
THE CASTOR BEAN IN KANSAS.

The following on the Castor Bean Castor
Nutj culled from the N Y. Tribune, will no
doubt be found interesting to our local agri-
culturists
"Any soil on which corn can be raised is
good for castor beans. Prepare your ground
, 1874-06-13

A New INVENTION The latest inven-
ton is a "palpitation bosom" for the
ladies', which is set in motion by a con-
cealed sp.ing when an extra display OF
" emotion" is required.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08
AL r. XAN DRT IA.

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-A young colored wo-
man known as Little Annie" 'sGentIe An
ME, and "Simple Annie" denizen of Fish
town, in consequence OF the desertiOn of her
lover, yesterday Afternoon reached the dividing
line between death and misery, and boldly at
tempted to cross Ii by jumping over board. The
attempt, however, was witnessed by many of
heTtr ace, one OF whom, Cornelius Myers, who
had sought surcease from sorrow the same way
upon one occasion, sprang after her, and both
would have been drowned had not VIM. Smith,
who being suddenly aroused from his siesta,
supposed they were his children, jumped over
board AFTER them, and succeeded in saving them
bOth. The deserted one made second attempt
10 drown herself later in the evening, but was
again prevented from carrying that intention
into execution.
CARROT ED.--Mr. Harrison Emerson, while
returning to his home in the West End from the
market house, last Saturday night, between 10
and ii O'Clock, was approached from behind by
two men, one of whom, when he was pear the
intersection OF Commerce and Peyton streets,
seized bin around the neck and bent him back
wards, while the other robbed his pockets of
about nye or six dollars, all they contained
They then ran Off. AS will be seen by reference
TO the police report, two young men were ar
rested on suspicion of the crime. MIR. Emerson
had quite large sum OF money with him at the
time, but had the presence of mind to throw IL
over fence just Is he was seized, and going to
the place early yesterday morning found it
had fallen.
For THE PRN1TENTIARY-Silas Beach. CON-
yicted Of the murder of Henry Jones, and sem
fenced to fifteen years in the penitentiary, left
here this morning for Richmond in the charge
of the city sergeant. His wife AID children.
and many OF his friends and acduaintsnces
were at the jail to tell hun good bye, and a
large crowd was at the steam boat wharf to see
him OFF.
APPoINTMRSTs.-Throug the influence of
Col. John s. Mosby, MessTs. w. S. Bal aud A
a. Warfeld, of this city, aud two ladies of Fau-
quier county, have received appointments in
the treasury department.-GGzetts,L last eceniRg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08
The DeGoIyer Wood Pavement Con.
rYnefa.

SUIT or BENJAMIN Z. MCPHERSON AGAINST
MCCLELLAN AND JENKINS.
To-day, Messrs. Stillson and Halves entered
suibfor Bepj. r. Nickerson against Robert
McClell an and Charles E. jenkins on con-
tract for s1O, 900. The plaintiff claims hat one
David l.. DeGolyer and Mcclellan entered into
eopaTtrership, under the name of DeGolyer &
Mcclellan. in the business OF manufscturlng
treating and laying wood payements, and deal
ing in lumber. prior 10 December, 1859, aud
continued in business to May, 1873, when DeGOl-
yer sold and transferred his entire interest to
the DEFENDANT Jenkins, and In consideration of
which transfer Jenkins agreed to pay AL debts
due By the firm. Plaintiff further alleges that
at the time of the purchase by Jenkins, McCIel-
Ian and jenkins entered into e0partnership in
the same business; that Dec. and Mel. agreed
to and did employ plaintiff to treat ium-
Der IN Chicago for street pavements, and
agreed to pay him his expenses, including board,
room rent, and all cosI OF expenditures incurred,
and ne was engaged from September LIST, 1859,
to January lat, 1870, and incurred thereon ex-
penses to the amount Of siO0; that DEG. and
and Nice. received about May, 1870, of Smith &
Co, Of Detroit, $1,000 on account of a sale of
an interest in SamuePs patent which was owned
by them and plaintiff, one half (sJ0O) being
due TO plaintiff, which they neglected to paw;
that plaintiff and DEG. and Nee. about August
which If plaintiff would allow them 70 remove
the machinery from Chicago to this CITY and
allow them to treat lumber by the Samuel's
process they would pay plaintiff one half of the
ret pronts, ard there was treated about 3 900, =
coo feet on which there was a net profit OF at
least $1,000, one-hslf of which (S5,OOO) he Ia
entitled TO; that plaintiff was the sole owner of
the Samuels patent, snd DEG. and Nice.
agreed with plaintiff if he would permit them
to use the patent in the District to pay him 50
cents per thousand feet on all lumber so treated,
and they treated at least 900 eco feet, by which
ne became entitled to l,SoO for royalty; that
jenkins at the time Of his purchase agreed to
pay these items, but has neglected SO to do.
Plaintiff therefore claims $4,000.
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g EOR EFT wv.

a Row AT PICEIC,-About 10 O'Clock last
evening great excitement was created at pic
nc in the College woods, given by the colored
knights OF ST. Augustine by the cry of "fght"
ard many Of the most respectable families i'm
mediately left the ground. 1t is said knives
were freely used. The police arrested several
OF the men and brought them to the station
The difficulty was caused by liquor being SNUG
gled in ard sold on the ground.
GRAIN TRADR.-Tbe canal boat Hattie and
BESSIE arrived to-day with 8, 800 bushels wheat
for Hartley & Bro. The sales Yesterday after
noon and this morning we're 800 bushels wheat
at 81 30 10 S1.35; 2, 800 bushels do, at SI35 to
sI3s; 1000 bushels DO, SIPS; 200 bushels at
yellow corn at g0c.
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Condensed Locals

Mr.. Patrick o. Brien has been appointed writer
IN the copper rolling mill al the navy yard, vice
Captain ". ". Shedd, promoted.
a boy named John Sinclair was badly Injured
yesterday evening by being thrown from horse
AT the corner Of 10th and l. streets northwest.
There Is no truth in the statement OF the pur-
chase OF the st. Cloud hotel property, corner of
F and 9th streets, by Mr.. y. x. Shepherd.
Attention is called TO the advertisement else
where of a small Pet dog which was lost during
the runaway Of Col. Magruder's carnage yester-
day. The finder will confer favor by returning
the same to the place indieatsdin the advertise
meut
The roots OF the large aspen poplar tree al the
northwest corner OF Pennsy ivania ayenus and
18th street, have TOtted, and n its present con-
ditiOn il IL unsafe To life and limb. a high
wind might blow II down, crushing pedestrians
or a street car. VIII Lieut.. Hoxie have it e1-
amined.
Yesterday afternoon, while Col. James A -.
MsgTUder and wife were driving along Penn
sylVania avenue, the horse became unmana ge-
able and ran int the stone pier at the south
gate OF the Treasury, npsetting the vehicle
Mrs. MagTudeT received Injuries of painful,
but, IL IL hoped, not serious character.
The arrest OF John g. Matthews, keeper of a
secondhand clothing store, on the charge of re-
ceiTing stolen prOperty-a valuable black fFOck
coat, valued at S49-f0r which 1t was alleged be
Iaid sneak thief a nominal sum, was men
toned in yesterdays STAR. There not being
evidence sufficient 10 sustain the charge a noble
pros. was entered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08

A BUILDING ASSOCIATION CAsz.-To-day,
in the EQUITY Court, Judge Humphreys, q re-
suaining order was issued in the case of NJ. j.
Pope, ST., against j. t. Gull, trustee OF Eastern
Building Association No. 2, and NJ. j. Pope, in.
The plaintiff sets forth that he was the lessee,
with the privilege Of purchase, Of lot 2, square
9Q2; that in 1872 be assigned his interest in the
premises 10 his son, Pope, jr., who subsequently
purchased the same, and the defendant, to pay
for said property, obtained loan from the as
ISOLATION, and executed a deed to secure it. De-
fault having been made In the payment of the
notes. secured by deed, the properly was adver-
tised and cold, complainant being the pur-
chaser for the sum of thirteen hundred dollars,
one third cash and balance in notes secured by
deed of trust. In February, 1874, Pope. jr., for
q valuable consideration, assigned his interest
in nine shares of stock to plaintiff, $3.50 having
been paid on the same; and he claims that said
sum should be allowed him in the settlement of
the account with the association, which the as
ISOLATION refuses to allow. He prays an injunc-
ton to restrain the sale and for general relief.
-H-
STOCK OF FINE GENTS FURNISHINGS
CLOTHS, &c, AT Observation-Disclosures & Cleary,
aucti0neers, sell tomorrow morning, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock, the entire stock of the
tailoring establishment of the late s. w. Owen,
No. 1913 Pennsylvania avenue, adjoining Will
lard's Hotel. A full line OF gents furnishings
will be disposed of.
ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of
VIM. Ballantyne, elsewhere. Mr.. BIS long SS-
Perience of over thirty years in the school book
business would seem to enable him to fully an.
preciate all the needs OF the schools in this CITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08

EQUITY COURT-JudQs HImnbrsus.
day, Wiley agt. I.Ing, bill 10 urevent
defendant receiving certain MONEYS from the
District government; order to issue restraining
GTder. rope, ST., agt. Cub ct al; do. Judge
humphreys Fei ased to act on any law cases.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Dd,gsoa
MARY h-eensD. larceny OF q marble center
piece Worth So fined $40 and costs Daniel
acNally, assault and battery on Samuel
weaver; $40 and costs. John Dougherty assault
and battery on Kate Dougherty, his mother; Is
ard cost; also an assault on Bridget Dougherty,
his sister, IS and costs. Jesse jackson, coIored,
Crane larceny OF silver ware; grand jury. Jas.
fined $40 and costs, and bonds to keep the peace.
samuel Turner, highway robbery; grand jury.
Psriek Conners, assault and battery on Abby,
his wife; fined Al and costs. Andre " Chapman,
assault and battery on Emma, his wife; SIS and
costs. Daniel Green, assault and battery on
Frederick Tyler; $40 and costs. Michael Shea,
assault and battery on III. johnson; IS and costs.
Howard Hawkins, assault and battery on Har-
ret Tyding; 81. Lizzie Dubtine and Martha
Bowen. disorderly in Georgetown; SIS each.
Mary Williams, same; Is. Ellen King, pros
titute and vsgrant, was sent down for thirty
days. John Thatch, forfeited collateral. Sam
ne, mel Lloyd; cursing; 50. VIM. Hunter, profsu-
mond forfeited collateral. Ann Murphy, loud
and boisterOus So. Mary Luttrell, prostitute
and vagrant, was sent down ninety days. Cor
menus Carter, profane; So. George ID. Fitch,
loud and boisterous; 50. Mary r. Stewart as,
sault and battery on Louisa Bradford; So.
THE LICENSE QUESTION FOR MARKsr MEN.
oSnu hanIInobu was Cnargeu win carrying
on business as produce dealer without license.
For defence, Mr.. Merrick, his counsel, took the
ground that Mr.. Hammond being joint stock
holder OF the Northern Market company, can
not be charged with a distinctive license tax
the market company being simply co-part-
nership, which should be taxed under the Sec
ton requiring merchants TO pay tax according
to the amount of capital invested; that the liz
cense tax claimed of MIR. Hammond can only
apply to dealers doing business in the public
markets under control of the authorities The
m tha
tax of market men. Gen. Birney, for the Dis
trict, explained that the difficulty of the law in
not being clear arises from the fact that in the
markets controlled by the District authorities
the terms "reDtal" and "license" is often con-
founded. AT the conclusion of arguments OF
counsel the court dismissed the case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08

A PRISONER SURRENDERED TO THE MARY
LAND EoTHoRITIEs.-To-day a requisition was
receiv. d from Governor GroOme, OF MARYLAND.
for Luby Oakley, cOlored, arrested here q few
days since as fugitive from justice, and com
mitted to jail on the charge of having on the
18th Of August last attempted a rape on the
person of one Oracle Banks, aud the prisoner
was, on the order Of Judge Humphreys, dsliy-
cred 10 Sheriff Wallis, Of Prince George county,
MARYLAND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08

The HEBREW NEW YEAR.-The Hebrew New
Year, which ranks as one of the chief hold avs
In the Hebrew calendar, will begin next Friday
AZ sunset, and will be solemnized in the syna-
gogues Tor the twenty-four hours following.
LIS festival takes place on the first day OF the
seventh Hebrew month, Tishri. IL is the be-
gihhlpg OF the sacred year Of the Israelites, in
distinction to the civil wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08

Sous OF JOEADAB-KssfiHg Of the .SorereiCu
COUEciI.-1Ge Sovereign Grand Council. Sons
OF JOnsdab, commenced its second annual seS-
sion at Mechanics hall, Louisiana avepue to-
day. The delegates from the New England
states arrived here last evening, and were met
by committee and delegation of the JOnsdabs
OF this city. They were escorted ID the fremont
house, corner Indiana avenue and Pa street
where they registered as follOws:-Henry F.
Perrin, OF New England states; W. y. CaswelI
f. +. Prentice, G.. +. Hall, w. ". Tarbox VIM.
MacOmbeT, ". F. Perrin, W. a. Chase, j. His
coz, W. a. oily, W. Robinson, +. $. Hammond,
r. l. Knight, and q. W. Drake. After diuner
some time was spent IN social converse, aud the
visitors were then escorted 20 LyceUm hail, on
r street, here an entertainment III their honor
was TO take place. Here they were escorted to
seats on the platform, and 5. p. Samuel &. Mills
welcomed the delegates, and was followed by
Il. Chief G.. j. l.. FoXwell on behalf Of Liberty
Council. Grand CHIEF CasWsIl responded on
III part OF the visitors. Mr.. y. 5. Edwards ex-
tended an invitation to the visitors TO attend q
meeting Of Purity Council on Thursday even
ing. The entertainment which followed, cJn-
sisting Of piano and vocal music, was under the
direction OF Prof. Esputs, and was followed BY
readings by John Tweedale, serving of refresh
meDts, and the sketch ga Conju gal Lesson" by
Dir. Maxwell and Miss Hammond. The door
vas then cleared for dancing, and 70 the music
Of Esputa's string band several hours we're spent
in exercising the light fantastic toe" During
the stay OF the Sovereign Council in Washington
they are being properly cared for by the District
Jonadabs. TO-mOrroW they will visit Mt
Vernon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08

IHH SAFR-BuRGLARY CAsg.-The grand
jury to-day resumed the investigation OF the
safe-burglary case, and took thsr tsstimonv nj
0fficers Lewis aud Arnold, BaiIiff Joshua Par
ker (recaIled) and Mr.. South, OF New York
IL Is said that the last named visited HAYES and
identified him as thu person who had met Net.
tIeship at q certain restaurant in New York,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08

BUILDING AsSOcIATIoHs.--At the sith meat
ing OF TIE First Cooperative Building Associa-
ton on Monday night last, so, 200 Was sold at
an average premi um OF e5 FER cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08

NoT1CE.-holiander Bros. cell the finest White
Shirts for $3.50; English Socks, three pair for
81; heavy Undersbirts and Drawers. 81 each
A large assortment of Scarfs, Ties and Bows I {
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08

The labor imposed upon the feet is as una
voidable as daily walks are Indispensable to
health, and that the care and attention given
them should be commensurate with the duty
they perform is being more fully appreciated
each succeeding year, and Ii Is a well-known
fact that many eminent physicians, surgeons,
and thousands OF other well known personages,
patronize Dr. Whites establishment, No. 535
10Th street, opposite the Z. s. Treasury, where
Corns are removed without pain, so the shoe
can De worn with ease, and Bunions, Club and
inverted Nails, Vascular Excrescences, &c.,
are relieved and cured without loss of time to
the patient A large patronage enables charg-
ing tse moderate fee OF 81 per visit. once
Washington, ID. O.. in 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08

~The Paris Americsn Register was cold
August 20. It was bought by DIR. Evans, the
dentist, for III ,2oof., or S34 ,2i0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08

TIE THEATKRs.-FOrd's Opera House was
re-OBened last night with fne COMPANY for
the performance of the lighter dramatic uieces
suitable Tor the fall season, and the audience
were well pleased with the tasteful improve
ments 10 the house since last winter. with the
aIt1sts, and with the plays-"My Neighbor's
we, ana ths delightful extravaganza OF
''The Sleeping Beauty" Miss Eliza Weathers
by snd Miss Ella Chapman make a strong team
for burlesque ard are we'll supported. Our cit
i5ens should see TO II that the management is
literally patrOnized Cor their enterprise in pro-
Wong ADJUSTMENTS for them during the dull
season.
The principal attraction at the Theater
Comique this week Is the appearance OF the two
wsl-knOwn tstc champions, Billy Edwards and
Arthur Chambers, IN the old-time- farce OF
:. ION ana cry IN which they have a fine
chance To display their pggtlistic scquirer1ents
The other features of the Performance are fully
mp to the usual standard of the Cemique
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08

The CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION AND THE
NEw DISTRICT BOEDs.-At meeting OF the
contractors association yesterday afternoon
Dir. Frank Iiuley, Chairman OF the committed
on converting District bonds, submitted copies
OF letters sent to the FiTsI National Bank Of
New York and other banks, which sets forth
that the contractors desire s'tO ascertain what
advances the bank Is willing TO make on certi-
tcates now ia hand, and all that is 70 come into
the possession OF the members of the association
and convertible into 3-G5 bonds when issued
amounting probably 20 the sum OF 1000 coo or
- 5o0 go" The committee was continued
with authority TO select subcommittee 70 wait
upon the District Commissioners and ascertain
when the certificates OF Indebtedness will be is
sued. The subject was discussed Of how many
bonds the ASSOCIATION can command TO form q
basis Tor the negotiation proposed. 1t vas
SgreeG that The members will Individually take
az al floating bonds OF so or 500 Whenever
found, and turn them into the regular channel,
In order TO get control of them, thus enhancing
Their value. IL WAS stated that the association
could already command over S6OO, OCO Tor imme-
date use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08

TICN ORGARIZKD.-An adjourned meeting of
citizens was held last night at Marini's Hall for
TIE purpose OF organizing a new cooperative
building association. In the absence of the
chairman, Dr. Howard, j. CT. Judd was elected
temporary chairman.
The committee on subscriptions reported the
sale Of about SEQ shares Of stock since the last
meeting.
Mr.. NOrfeet, from the committee on consti-
tntion and bylaws, reported the constitution
OF the Franklin Association No. I, as suitable
for this association. A recess Of fifteen min
Opportunity to subscribe for stock. A rush was
made foE the secTetaTy'S desk and at the expi-
ration OF the time the chair announced the sale
OF 40 mere shares Of stock. Tue constitution
OF the Franklin Cooperative association No. /
wss then taken up, read, amended, and
adopted; the name Jefferson" CO-Operatiye
BUildinR Association being substituted for
"Franklin," and the second Tuesday OF each
month fixed a. the times for meeting.
Several motions to reduce the minimum limit
Tor sale Of money below that nov fixed by the
Franklin Association, 50 per cent. were voted
down and eOwas finally fixed upon.
After some discussion as to the amount 20 be
paid as salaries to the secretary and treasurer
twas finally DECIDED that 500 per annum be
the maximum limit.
The meeting then proceeded to the election
OF Chcers, when Or. +. Howard was chosen
president, Thomas b. Penieks vice president
j. j. Edson secretary, and q. b. Bailey
treasurer.
Messrs. G. ". Fisher, II. II. TwonnbIey, a.
Il. Longley, g. b. Thompson, j. &. Judd VIM.
Il. Nolan, James Frazer, Edward Medler.
and j. d. Free were elected directors.
Subscriptions Will hereafter be received By the
secretary, John Joy Eds0n, I'll g street north
west, or the treasurer, Charles b. Bailey, gas
of4ce, 10th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08

WILCOX q GrBB's SEWING MAoHrrH. Tn,
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency st Chas
Bsum's hoopskirt and corset factory ,Tth street
Inteliisencer building. l02s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08

DISTRICT JCSTICEs OF TIE PRACE-F FOrEs
10 RsGucs t. NUmJsr.-There are allowed by
law fifty justices OF the peace in the entire Dis
tIiet OF ColsEbIs, and IL Il stated that at pres
ent there are one more than that number. Some
time since the Bar Association took action on
the subject, and sitter consideration appointed
q cOmniittee-MesSrs. j. q. Wilson, 4. Miller,
and n. ". q arnett--ts wait on the proper au-
theTifiss and secure, IL possible, a reduction of
the number 20 ten 10 e claimsd that IS the city
OF Cleveland with about the same population
As WazhiDgtOn) has but i've justices OF the
peace, ten ought to be sUzl eient for the business
OF the District, and that with that number the
cihees VII be worth so much more than az pre-
- d ti4t hrSt-class men can he found to MI the
korlIonS. DurtDS the next fe~ weeks q num-
Der OF the commissions will expire, and as the
committee have brought the attention of the
Commissioners OF the District to the matter II
= possltIe that some OF those going out may not
be rect mmissioned.
S-
liz NOI HAVE u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08

FIRST WARD HAT SToRR.-AH the latest
styles OF hats, corner 18th street and Pennsyl-
yaniaavenue. 76
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HEREDITARY MANIA FOR SUICIDR.-In his
remarkable work, Mind and Body, DIR. Msuds-
ley gives curious instances of hereditary mania
exhibiting itself in various ways, but we do not
remember such case of hereditary mania for
suicide as that lately mentioned by the Paris
Evenment. A few weeks ago some boatmen on
the Seine discovered in the water the body Of a
man, whose pockets were full OF pebbles, and
who appeared TO have been in the water sew
eTal days. He proved to be III. j ules Delmas.
who was regarded as very happy in his domes-
tic and ether relations. A few evenings before,
he and his wife had gone out shopping on the
Boulevard Batiguolier, and were on theiS way
home when, as though struck by q sudden
thought, Delmas said "O5, look here, have
sonew here to go, and it's q long way, so there
Is no good In your coming with me; you can 90
home" and he left her. Ii grew late, still be
old not return, and she became extremely any
ious- The following morning a note ARR we'd
from him. She seized it and read "Foryiye
me, my poor Margaret L ana going to eau e
you no more yexation, but at all events il viii
be the last. go 10 rejoin my father and
mother" The father was killed by throwi1 ~
himself from an mnibns; the mother by thro "
ing herself from window; the sister suffocxtcd
herself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08

UsR less OF DoOley's than of other Yeast or
Baking Powder, as it is much stronger Put uu
full weight. Give Ii q fair trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08

MORE WORK, better work, and a greater va
riety OF work can be done on the Wheeler and
wilson sewing Machine than on any other. Be
convinced of this by calling at No. 46l PennsyI-
yania avenue. ga 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08
LOCAL NEWS.


Fgrd's OIera H0Hss.-'fThe Sleeping beauty
ard my Neighbor's Wife"
Odd Fell0lrs' HdH-Sanford's Old Time Min
etres.
TAeatSr Con.iqus-BiIly Edwards and Arthur
Chambers ii ''TOm and Jerry"