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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-11
San FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.


Last Evening's BOARD.
1410 Eureka IA IL
80 Raymond & Ely 81
800 Jackson
1025 Leopard 8 SIX
$50 X. Ks
$40 Northern Belle 90 10 $50
20 Gila so Zoe
900 Panther SOC
l25 Hussey 40c
345 Manhattep Is
300 New Coso 254 27I
100 Golden Chariot ~
Geo Poorman zoe
1926 Con Va SO 52L b3O
50 Genesee Valley l0c
335 Mexican 231. 235%
1926 Ophir Al 402 b5
6l0 California 5S1. $50 bs
215 Belcher 1914 16s4
1880 Union 101, 1917
500 Hale 6 Norcross ~ TX
$50 Sierra Nevada IL 11H bS
$50 Yellow Jacket az 81
$50 Justice II 1871
I75 Chollar II Tx
440 Savage l2H IL
go Overmen rs "a
275 Gould and Curry 1917 1917
$40 Best and Belcher Al 3ss4
285 Crown Point IL 10L
80 Alpha Al AK
10 Caledonia 9 So
1000 Imperial 3s4 260c
This Mornings board.
I545 Ophir AZ 421< b5
1875 Mexican "a 24ss
8S5 Gould and Curry 1917 1917
S45 Best and Belcher 40 4011
tbs California $50 5SI
1905 Savage 1917 l2H
1870 Con Va 49, 49s4
$50 Chollar Is 751s
1865 Hale and Norcross TX 8 sI0
335 Crown Point 1917 III
1850 Yellow Jacket 221a 224 s1O
46l5 Imperial 5000 375c
80 Kentuck 10 $50
Gas Alpha - IL
-305 Belcher l71a Is
900 Confidence 10
$40 Sierra Nevada III liz
1l5 Utah l6 Is
ID Bullion IS 81
1860 Ezchequer l3H IA bio
2s5 Overman T6 tx
63o Justice l71% 1734
2645 Union III IL
$40 Julia ~ 81.
600 Lady Bryan 30c Csc
1440 Caledonia 91a ga
$50 Baltimore "a 211
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-11

HABEAs CoRpUs.--The Supreme
Court filed its decision yesterday in w.
G.. Records habeas corpus case. The
defendant is rsmanded on charge of
embezzlement.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-11

RETURNED FROM THE EAST. - The
family of j. E. Sabine, who have been
East for several months, arrived at
home yesterday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-11

N. LEVY & Co. has brought suit by
NJ. S. Bonnifeld, their attorney, against
L. Ulrick, to foreclose mortgage
amount, 81, 49C.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-11

FREIGHT FOR IDAHo.-One of Baker
& Hubb's freight schooners. left here
to-day with $4,000 pounds of merchan-
disc for Silver City, Idaho.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-11
ON THE SCHOOL QUESTION,

He showed that the Democratic party
was sound to the core, and opposed to
any division of the school moneys for
sectarian purposes.
The speech was listened to with
marked attention, and it was the largest
and most enthusiastic meeting of the
campaign in Winnemucca; and many
Republicans left the hall enthusiastic
ally in favor of Ellis for Congressman.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-02

gangrene ia the Sesh. there is need fer
a sharp knit Instead Of milk poul,ices
The Mosaic Isw commanded that the
gerer .hould he placed without the
camp. bat ws, hee'iless Of Divine in-
junction. gather them with all their
flth anil couiagiou into the very be-
SONS al our communities II 10 not
merely question Of cheap labor. II
they underbsd and work cheaper than
Americans can, il i because they are
satisfied 10 Ire IN = condition Of degra-
dation and 9Th 10 which our country
men cauno. descend. bat had rather
and better be out Of the world as men
than consent To live in it degraded TO =
state Of misery and poverty lower than
the brute. The honor Of humanity de-
mands that the few would be aristocrits
and monopolis,s shall no. thu, grow
rich upon the degradation of American
labor -piling up accursed opulsnce
and reveling in rotten luxury wrought
GU. If the bones aud blood of the suffer
ing poor.
We have not space TO present the sub
ject in all its bearings to-day. bnt will
present some further observations upon
IL tomorrow
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-02

CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Sept Colour
extra jobbing, $5(d5 so; the latter fig
ure for silver Wheat-shipping. Sl.52l
(al.51l milling at *l.55(al,6o. Bar
ley--f.ed. oUao5i' brewing, $i.o5(a
10. Oa,s-fecd. $l25@l. 60 Pota-
toes-early rose. half moon, bay and
sweet, 4oldsj. Hay cargo lots, $3.50
Cals.
Gold closed in New York to-day It
Clio. Legal tenders were shady at 81
(aoll buying 9ll(a9ia selling. Bro
kers are buying halfdollars at 6i4(a6l
v cent discount; selling at 5t(d6i ;
trade dollars. 9i(a9j buying; 9ja96
selling.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-02
4 O Z O ? 4

VIENNA. sept sa.--The war party
here mock all sllusion 10 peace. They
declare Ristics does nothing except
wha. Russia likes. They wen assert
tina, whatever Ra.-~may propose to
ether po~ees.s. she il really Tor war until
the Tgks are driven from CoustAn.ino-
pb. |, is idle foe Russ,A to talk Of
neutrality with Russian army IN Ser-
va The same correspondent says ae-
counts Of operations atthe front are con
fused both sides claim the victory
They say the servian' are constructing
winter quarters Should the war con
,suue there will Be nothing but raids
During the winter Geld operations must
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-02

LOUISVILLE, Sept. ~. - Frederick
Workman, German tanner. while nd
iustiDg . leather band to fly wheel in
Louis krilger's tannery to-day was
caught by the band ard whir.ed around
at tho rate Of sixty revolutions per
minute His head and all parts OF bis
body were mashed TO jelly and in a
hundred pieces.
Bosroy Sept Five vessels from
Brunswick. Georgia, arrived at this
port to-day with yellow fever on board
and were quarantined.
CHICAGO, Sept. 29-The ceremonies
preliminary to the opening of the
Moody and Sankey meetings have
been well attended. To-day four
houses of prayer in Farewell street
were led by four Chicago pastors.
Parkshurst. Thomson, Everts and
Goodwin The demands for tickets TO
the first meetings on Sunday at s A. NJ.
and T. NJ Is immense. The taberns-
Gle stands on the corner of Monroe and
Franklin streets on piece of ground
l60xl9o feet. IL cont stns 8. 800 chairs
with complete arrangements for secur-
ity and convenience. Geo e. Stebbins
of Boston will lead the great choir
Mr.. Cree of Philadelphia is to manage
the details of the meeting. +. w.
Harvey is chairman of the executive
committee. Moody's headquarters are
at the Grand Pacific Hotel
Sr. Louis. Sept. 30.-The Convention
of the Second Congressional District.
west side. to day renominated Oscar
II. Harrison. by acclamation.
NEW York. Sept. 30. -Chancel or
Ruuion refused yesterday TO appoint a
receiver Tor the New Jersey Central
Railroad &c issue an injunction restrain
ing the issue of five million dollar
bonds authorised. sufficient cause no,
having bean shown.
The American mining board has COM
pleted its organization and elected the
following officers William Ward, Pres
ldeu,. l.. p. Bayne. Vice President ;
II. J. Hubbard, Secretary. Wallworth
Ward, Assistant Secretary William
Brandreth. Chairman of the Finance
Committee. License has been received
from the Secretary Of State IN form q
company under the limited liability a.,
of the State, and the necessary work
will he done to incorporate the board
There are already go members.
Gold olesed ~ i0Sl0a -.
ToLEpo. o. Sept. 90 The Milburr
Wagon Company, whose works were
burned here las, night. were insured in
IS companies tor $4,000. A rcpor,
| gained credencs that seven men had
persisted in the ruins. but there wa,
only one.
WASHINGTON. Sept. So--The Amer
can Consul at Port Rico reports that il
/ the late hurricane, San Juan and th,
surrounding district, as far a. heard frou
suffered terribly. There is hardly I
house standing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-26
FOWLER's DEFENCE.
DENYING All the Accusations made against
him BY Mayor Schroeder.

The special meeting of the Brooklyn
Aldermen called by Mayor Schroeder 20 con-
slider his charges against Com missioner OF City
Works w. A. Fowler. suspendine him, was held
In the City Hall Yesterday. Lieut.. Robert Furey
was In charge OF tho Democratic Aldermen, and
Sheriff Daggett and samuel Mclean looked after
Republican members.
Alderman Burnet offered resolution appoint
ing committee OF three, with power to require
Fowler to appear before them, TO settle and
agree on the issues to be tried, and to report to
the board day not later than Oct. for the be-
glnring OF trial, which shall proceed daily until
finished, and to give to Mr.. Fowler the choice OF
a trial before committee or a full board.
wrangle followed about the prOpriety OF
adopting the resolution before Mr.. Fowler had
presented his answer to the charges. A point of
order was raised. ana on motion OF Alderman
Fisher the special meeting was adjourned.
President French then called regular meet
ing Of the board, and MIR. Fowler wns permitted
to present bis answer, which Gen. Pryor read.
IL denies the allegation that the defendant has
disobered the directions OF tho Common Coun-
ell to bene1t Kingsley n Keenev, to the injury
OF the city, and denies every charse and specin-
cation Of misconduct In the Mayors communi-
cation.
10 the Mayors charge Of false swearing, the
respondent refuses TO take refuge behind the
defence that the specification Il not authorized
or covered by any corresponding charge, and so
Is not open to proof, or that perjury Ia not an
omcial act for which he Ia responsible to the
Common Council, but merely asserts that 1t is
not true.
Alderman Durnet pressed his resolution to
have the csse take the same course a. did the
cases OF Judges Prindls and Curtis before the
state Senate. Gen. Pryor endeavored TO gain
the floor IN the discussion to state bis clients
position, but was forced, through the objection
Of Aldermen Ray, to take his seat.
The resolution referring ths subject to COM
mittee Of three was adopted.
appointed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-26
PREPARING FOR NOTEMBER.

The j. II. Brennan Association has raised a
banner at Madison and Rutgers streets
There will he grand torchlght parade OF all
the Democratic cluba IN Jersey city on OCTOBER ,.
The Republlcaus OF Middlesex county, ~ j.,
have renoLnated Lew d. Jarrsrd FOR state senator.
Surrogate Calvin has boep nominated by the
worklnkmen ~ be hs own sdccessor IN the olhee "
Surrogate.
A large and enthusiastic out-door mass meet
Ing WAS held at Oyster Bay on saturday evening aud
hands0ms Tildcn aui HendrcHs banner raised.
The officers Of the French lndepsndent Club
are; H. DAubry PnipDn, Pre'lienti D. Jamuue,
-7crIresdent T. Du Barry Secretary i. H. Laplere
Treasurer
In Harlem Music Hall this evening the Hon.
IculAnin A Wills the Hon. Fernando wood, the Hon
John Kelly. MoriL Einger aud others VIII speak
Judgc Freedman VIII preside
DIR. Hasbrouck, chief of the bureau Of Eec-
tons, announces that "Geutlelnen who are ready
Nrters may secure appointments as pom clerks on
election day (lay t75W and exempt themselves from
Jury du y tor one year"
Young Meas Democratic Club In the Thir-
uelti char IS J.. Cohn ana James H. Keil4Y, Wee Prcs
dents Henry Furdsam and JOHN j Sweeney, secreta
tariesi and PatrcA j Day, lreasurer
A lllden aud Hendricks battery Of "Blys in
",lo' was otRl Ted In Justice Dufys Ofce I'm rrow
street, Jersey City, ON FRIDAY evening Forty names
were enrolled. Each Ibtr was required to hAON an
honorable discharge from the army Or navy.
The Democrats Of the Third Nard of llohoken
will raise INN cusr Illicu aud lienl, kS hAuhtf un
Friday alght Spe' Ches are 10 be d,YrrcH hl srnAor
Leon Abbett, eX.Aupraei i-GctGN M1hisG lhe HON
job LipplncOtt. and Surrogate Rob'rl Nctasu'
Tho new Democratic wi.wam at Ffih avenue
AMI ninth street, BrookY9, la. ulsL Ma w ,eVHe 81
pa ggLSsa Y WoqTessS brf,S dad N S2a Stads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-26
JOrrINGs 4HOUr rOWy.

John Buckley. a policy dealer at Spring
street was arrested yesterday,
VIM. Garrison WAS found dead Yesterday in
hsy loft at sls West Forty eighth street
The Clipper FREQ centennial chess tournament
iu ihe C.fs lnierHaIopal hHs twenty one entries.
The Chamber Of Commerce committee roy
ceived tie7los yes,rrday for tue sufferers In ss
YAnnsh.
Michael Ennis Of II Carlisle street was severe,
is stabbed ia the arm last evening In Eight with Ihos
Tuly at ~ Albany street
The teau-hib ST. Germain from IIavre, Sept
O. lost her ruadrr Ia hurricane, ed 10 50
johns. n r. BY the steamship Engand
John Lever OF 4j] West Ihirty-ninth street,
Iured.
Grace Chapel in Fourteenth street. near Fourth
avenue, was consecraird yesterday at noon. Bshop
Potvr oticltlns Tho Bishops nephew the Rev. lrrrY
{. Potter Vi Grace Church preached tAe dedica OrY
sermon.
Capt. CAG Gry arrested Andrew j. Rudolph for
keeping gamo ms house a, 3i5 broiiNY 80 even
ING The sanr. int was in IroSr,ss l. cullei ltu'
table with number OF small NoD o.la.
Yesterday trots at Fleet No21 rmk were
postponed mtil to-day wnen thc trnt fori ~ ana
iWrrn i,,wiih MN Iurs I, i'us aud Jndye Fui.
irrton Is p stponrd untIl uTsisy neHl,
INSPECTOR pil<s, win twenty police Officers 4
Front street Yest r,y, .iz.us me man outshc VINO
had th.koY. Nllm hiids" vac progr'i' ~ ana eight
secured.
wa. sigourncy, one Of the claimants TO tho
aulUnrshlp Of "lie4 lfu snow, VINO ws recently ar.
iss;ss.' s;s' Tie Sew Yors fG waved an *.
aunallpn Yesterday Ah4 VAS he'd 70 Asalt The action
oi ihe Htani jury,
ton Codrgr' Mmcl SrAt 70 the lnicreo'leflte prlD
G.n,rsI n JauuNI last ior successful pre- orator
esianl tor Ae nIls At the ueA aauu lnIeTc }iigSaW
contest ~ the Acaienv,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-26
STOPPING WORK IN THE MINES
Tho Coal Compa mics In the Late CombIna-
tiop Suspendins Opera tions.

READING, Pa, Sept. 25.-As was intimated
recently, the coal mining companies OF the
state have resolved upon a general suspension
OF operations. AT meeting Of operators II has
been determined to stop work at all the colleries
owned or controlled by the companies conn ted
with the late combination. The LehIeh and
Wilkesbl lrre Coal and Iron Company, which Ia
largely controlled by the Central Railroad OF
New jersey. has ordered complete stoppage Of
work at Its extensive mines In the Summit Hill
district OF Carbon county This moyement
throws 5OO0 miners and laborers out of employ
ment. At the other collieries of the com pany
In the Wyoming aud Lackawanna REGIONS the
date Of suspension will soop be decided upon.
within a weeks time 1900 workingmen will
be furlouehsd for an indefinite time.
The other coal and transportation companies
In the middle and northern coal fields are plan
ming to stop work. aud before many days the
suspension Will DO general. The number OF un
employed miners and laborers is now about
10000, and between 1900 and $1,000 more IN en-
Will be soon added to this army OF dscourosed
worKingmen. In some districts the miners and
others are bitterly opposed to the action Of the
companies and troublesome times may eventu-
Iu the sohuylKill region all Is quiet, so far as
the golfers are concerned, but the movement
Company az ainst the individual operators, which
went into effect to-day, creates mucn excite
ment, and there is prospect Of war between
the two conflicting interests. Ever since the
breaking up OF the pool the railroad corporation
has been subjecting the operators to all kinds
hnnOyhnceS, DurpOsely 10 force them out OF tue
business, and now another oppressive order has
been issued to the following effect:
on and after Monday Sept 25. 1879, charge Of nty
viii made on Of SSs
not unoadcd ON the dag Of delivery at Port Richmond
standing unloaded viii be DEDUCTED from private disri
sae Sps pee 'Gs s sbGSs S ns Ssh 81 @
cents per four wheel car and one dollar per eight
wheel car per day viii apply also TO all points the
line Including tne city Of Philadelphia cnarge Of ono
dollar per four wheel and two dollars per eight wheel
per day will be made all coal cars loadcd without
,ny consgnment or loaded and consigned BY any col.
lery TO point where said coiery has received notice
OF coa shipments having been stopped In the latter
case the shipper will be immediately notined and asked
Tor another consignment and said charge will continue
until said coal Is reconsizned and sent forward.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-26
UNITING FOR REFORM,
A Com mittee Of Apti-Tsmmsny Men to Con.
fer with Tammanv Committee,

The Anti-Tammany Executive Commit
tee met last evening to consider the feasibility
OF uniting the Democracy OF this city. Ex-
Sheriff O'Drlen moved that acommittee Of twen-
tytwo be appointed TO confer with the Tam
many organization In relation TO united coun-
ty ticket. Tho motion was opposed by IRA
Shafer, the Chairman OF the Anu-Tammany
General Committee. He said that Tammsny
was beaten at the polls last year, and at the St.
Louis and Saratoga Conventions, and the peo-
pie were determined to beat Tammany again
this fall. The Anti-Tammany party could not
compromise with Tammany without forfeiting
all claims to the support OF the people
The hon. John Mofrlssey favored Mr.. o'Brien's
made with Tammany Hall, aud 1t was the duty
Of every Democrat who desired the success Of
the national and state tickets to use every effort
to unite the party In this city. tApplausel
MIR. WIN. I. Mitchell also favored the resolution.
He knew that a combination with the RepubIi-
cans would help the Republican national and
state tickets, and might defeat the Democracy
ia this state. Last year the Republicans selected
the Democratic candidates nominated on the
combination ticket. II union should be mad
this year with Tammany Hall, the candidates
Mr. James ID. McCieilond thought that the
Executive Committee had no power TO appoint
the conference committed, and moved that no
further action be taken until the General Com
mittee bad been consulted.
Mr Henry Murray thought that the commit
tee should first determine whether union with
Tatnmany was desirable, and moved a vote on
that question. The roll was called. and large
majority voted in favor Of a union with Tam
many. Mr. McClelland thereupon withdrew his
motion, and MIR. O'Brien's motion having been
so amended as to give the conference commit
tee power TO confer with all Democratic organi-
zations was passed.
The conference committee are Michael c.
Murphy. Thomas Wild, James Hayes, BRYAN
Reilly. John Purcell Henry L. Lynch, George
II. Purser, John OConnor, Timothy Shea, VIII
liam +. Mitchell. John Morrissey. Thomas F.
DAILY, Richard Doughertv, p. J. Carty, Robert
Power, Patrick MyhHn, Henry Murray, James
O'Brien, Anthony Feehan. Francis NJ. Dl1by,
Thomas Mackillar, J. koege, Thoma J. Creamer.
Ira Shafer and Emanuel Is. Hart. Mr.. Shafer
declined to act and went out OF the room.
The conference committee organized by elect
Ing William L. Mitchell, Choirman, and Henry
K. Lynch, Secretary. II resolved to iuform
the Non. John Kelly OF the appointment Of the
committee. aud TO report TO the Executive
Committee on Friday evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-26
THE LOUISVILLE RACES.
A Dead Heat between whisper and serss
Run Over-Wop BY Whisper.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 25. - There was q rood
crowd and excellent sport At the Jockey Clubs grounds
to-day The nrsI race for the gentemen's cup mile
aud an eighth, was won by Thomas Todd OF Louisville
who rode Phyllis. Reddng second Enc Moore third.
Nol fourth. Time minutes. The second race, Louis
vile Hotel stakes, mile heas for three year ods was
won by Largenteen. The nrst was won by TlIlie
Brent Lizzie Stone second and Largeneen thlrd the
second heat by LaTsenteen. Henry Owens second and
Lizzie Brent third the third aud last heat by
teen. Tins. li4, l;45il. l;46a.
The third race, dssh Of one and quarter miles, for
all ages resulted In dead between Whisper and
Serge. lime, 2;ll. When run over Il was won by
Whisper In 2l3a. Kilourn was third, ana the other
eptry Plenty fourth. For the last race. mile dash
Sandford stake for twOyearod colts and Miles, there
were ten starters, viz; Gientin 'Bee OF the Mead,
McWhirter Allan Plnkert n, Crouses oily. Henry MI.
Ter. Madge Duke, Baden Blden, ana Headlight Belle
Of the Mead won the race, Baden.baden second,
Crousrs y third. Time, l:iiil.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-26
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS FOR TILDEx
What some of New Jerseys Veterans Think
of Grants Administration.

Over one hundred honorably discharged
sailors and soldiers in jersey City last night or
gaDized a Boys In Blue" Iiden and Hendricks
club. Justice Duffy, formerly OF the Second
New jersey Cavalry, presided, and Private 81 i
vester Noirot, who suffered at Andersonville,
acted as Secretary. The veterans evinced much
enthusiasm, and ringing speeches were deliver
ed In condemnation OF Radical misrule, corrup-
tion, and the oppression OF tho South. Amona
the resolutions adopted was one that the Re-
publican party, In Its treatment OF the south
since the war, In keeping open the wounds Of
civil strife, have proved themselves greater enc
mics Of the republic than those that took up
arms against the Union that they sincerely Y
grieved that their late commander, President
Grant. In appointing corrupt men to ONCE, had
greatly tarnished the lustre Of his aohievem ents
In the field, and that the word "Grantism" will
hereafter be synonymous with all that Is mean,
corrupt. and dishonorAble In politics that while
such soldiers as Mcclellan, Hancock, Hooker,
and Sigel are with them, Republicans are vel
como TO draw their commissiry stores frofn
such mon as Butler and Banks.
The club elected Justice Duny as President ;
Michael Mulloue, Adam Freund. John McLaufh-
lin, William z. Manning, and Peter Colgan Vice
Presidents; Thomas j. Armstrong. Treasurer
william Amsden, Recording Secretary SyIvea-
ter Noirot, CorrespoDding Secretary and Fred
erick Seebsch, Sergeant. at Arms. 1he CLUB viii
be uniformed, aud hold camp nfes" THOUGH
out the capyass.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-26
THE SHOOTING IN THE PLAY.
The Accident In the sunday Afternoon Re-
hesrsai In Pytbasoras Hall.

Philip Cohn, of Isl Greenwich street,
who was accidentally shot while attending a
rehearsal of The "seven Clerks" In PythsRoras
Hall on sunday, was suffering severely IN Belle
vue Hospital yesterday. Tho weapons TO be
used In the play were single barrel pistols, not
loaded. He banded them to Miss Emma Miller
Of W Est Broadway, whose duty 1t was to use
them In the play She, however, laid them on
the table, and while some were studying their
PARTS and others were watching the progress Of
the rehearsal a pistol w-s nred. Cohu sprang
forward, saying " am shot"
Miss Emma Miller says that when Philip Cohn
handed her the pistols she asked him Mhether
they were loaded, and that upon bis replying
In the affirmative she dropped them on the
table.
Drs. Victor Of Ell Madison street, Adolph
Wronker. 1917 Division street, Joseph Well
nuski. Roosevelt street, Leon Marks and Ben
jamin BeDjamin Of "a Catharne street, all mem
DeTs Of the dramatic company, concur In the
opinion that the shot was fred by some one ip
the room. inc association OF which they are
members ls styled tue Imperial Shskespeersan
Dramatic Union, and is composed Of youths
and girls under aye, who give the pr ohts Of their
enteTt ailments To charity.