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New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
MAKING WHISKY UNDERGROUND.

An Illicit still, one cask of whiskey several
casks Of NASH and man, captured early yestcr
dag morning in the rear Of a coopers shop in Wesst,
between Bank and Bcthune-st The place has long been
suspectcd and several Intellectual attempts have been
made to find the still. Yesterday morning Revenue
Agents Hawlcy and McLeer, assisted by George s. stin
son. who was employee by the Government 10 inyesti-
gate the case aud officer Ilcr from Tie United states
Msshals office proceeded to The lot IN the of the
couppr' shop, and, examining the ground, scOY~
cred plac, the earth had evidently been recently
removed The Of sh0yeis soon disclosed Some boards
covering ubtcrraneln pass ge, thirty feet icrg and
large enough for "a man To crawl through. Special
AGENT Meier with candle ~ ono hand and pistol in the
other clawied through this into large excayatcd rJom
where found appliances for making two barrels of
wis kew dairy. half-starycd Giishman in charge,
and surrendered without resi tapCc. Before COmmis
sioncr Shields, the gave hS name as Michael Lyon,
and aid be W.s employed week ago 10y Michael Long
who lived q. NCs and RCthuue-sts His examination
was set down saturday The officers believe this still
70 be one OF several operated by the same persons.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
PROTECTING JUVENILE ACROBATs.

The matter of "Baby George" or George F.
Marnctt was before Judge Lawrence again in supreme
Court Chambers, Yesterday but postponed To this
morning when. it is understood, the father viii plead
guilty and submit himself to the mercy OF the Court
The boy is small for ms but bright and quick eyed
lie sat among the officers Of tho Society for tie Proven
ton OF Cruelty 10 CHILDREN Teasing on chcstnUts ana
apparently uucUnccrnrd. lis father is SAID 20 have
promised not 10 allow him 80 perform again iu the city.
For the present me child rs under the of MaFOn
Webb OF tie Central Police Office.
Superintendent jenkins vest Tday caused tire arrest Of
George H. Tylcr proprietor OF the Olympic Theatre. on
three charges, for allowing Baby George to per-
form a. gymnast the second, for allowing Little An
Right 10 perform on bamboo pole thirty feet high
held ny q japanese, and thus cudtucer his life The
third for using the strong network, required bv
law under the performers. When arrigned at the JET
ferson Market Court, Mr. f. Ter asked for postponement
until he could gc his Witnesses Tie JCdgc set the
down examination TINS afternoon, and parOled Mr.
Tyler to appear al that tiDc
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

The cases Of four shoplifters were before
Justice Walsh brooklyn yesterday. Annie Townsend,
the seamsfress OF williamsburg. and her daughter, who
a,lve the same name, who arrested Wednesday
evening, were each fined 500, with the alternative Of
one years imprisonment They had more than the
necessary amount OF money with them. and paving the
fincs al once le the courtroom. The daughter, Who
was attacked Win hysterc f.s az Police Headquarters.
and remained there during Wednesday night still
sc Yesterday An the property found IN their posses
sion except that which vas Identified as stolen,
turned 90 thc women.
slarv and Jessie Lobb, two sisters, living jersey
CITY feiQhfs went 20 Brooklyn last SATURDAY. and
detected stealing rom Fu0n-st stores since that time
ttev have been in Raymond street iL II was shown
10 fhe Justice that the girls nad formerly been OF good
character that their parents were respectable and mat
MS vas their first theft lie therefore suspended
teice upon tnem after giving few words ui warning
Tie Young women drawing ycils over thcir faces,
hurfietly left the courtroom
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
THE VANDERBILT WILL CONTEST.
MRS. la BAU ASKS FOR $4,000 WITH WHICH TO
CARRY ON THE LITIGATION.

MRS. LA BAU ASKS FOR $4,000 WITH WHICH TO
CARRY ON THE LITIGATION
Mrs. Mary A. La Ban, the contestant OF the
Vanderbilt Will, applied by her counsel Scott Lord yes
erday Surrogate Calvin for order that the execu
tors pay her. by way Of advance at least $4,000 Her
petition sets tnat Der share in her fathers estate
after deductng all specific legaces. wOuld be- II the
resduary clause be overruled, upward OF S5,OOOnoo
and that under the will she has specific be-
quest OF interest In bonds, under which Sl2oool
now due interest: that she has now an income
not more sufficient support herself ana htr 1a
OF children in moderate comfort, ana that curing
the present year she has been subjected 10 eXaoIhH
expenses the litigation over the probate OF te VIII
and is unable to paw them Hnd support herself and ian-
tion IN life She therefore prays for an order directing
The executors to pay her. OF the personal estate ~
her late father such rs TIE Surrogate may deem
propor-not than S20OOOas an advance on account
OF ier egacv IL the will Is finally confirmed.
The motion not formally discussed, hut IN tne
course OF The Informal talk before the surrogate Henry
L. Clinton. the counsel for William II. Vanderbilt slid
that as understood the statute the Surrogate had no
power grant such an advance. He should further co
tend that Mrs. Ia B3u not IN need or the money ana
had right divert the funds of the estate TO MAINTAIN
her suit.
Mr. Lord with some warmth replied that the statute
intended to prevent a person maintaining her legal
RIGHTS VI at must he hers 10 support tcln; NO
injustice could he done the executors, for they could nay
this with perfect safety, or tie Surrogate might re-
quiTe security.
Tho motion was then adjourned until Friday next.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

Michael Tanbini and John kggli visited last
night low saloon at No 20 Par-st, kept by Autoneti
Volcnciti The had been drinking during the eve
ming, and Taubn objected TO the attentions
which Riegh paid TO Of the women. Ap-
preaching IaSgh, Tanhiu made a movement as
II TO strike him. when the former stepped
backward ana passed through the door into ne street
XIV following him. Tauniu wed his hostile de-
r'ousT tons aud when Hs. began 90 manifest dis
uositon 20 defend himself ne drew from lis side
pocket 'onc slender stilctto kcgl immediately started
at rapid run P.Il-s. aud towards MS hoa, at
No 33l3 BaXtcrt He had nearly reached III door when
DE stumbled and before he could recover himself Tan,
bini struck at him three times, tho third
blow cf the stictto penetrating The night
SIDE Before Taubini could esc0pc Officer
Clark of the Fourth Precinct. arrested him. and took
him 20 tie Oak Street station House. Regii VINO hdd
staggered to his r0om was taken 10 The Cham
h,s street Hospital The wound Is on the rCht side, just
below the ribs and is two inches in length. IL was not
thought last night thai the abdominal cavity had been
penetrated.
Ihe wounded man is twcutyhree years Of age, and IN
Orga-Tiudcr. Ills asS,lt IS tllrtyIye years ola, re-
sides az No 333 East Eleventh 81, ana is cook. lie is
man OF bad rcluatIOu having freely used his knife on
previous OCCASIONS.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
BARGAINS IN RARE BOOKS.

At Bang,'s auction rooms, yesterday, was
sold a collection Of miscellaneous books and rare
Americlua. Tho attendance small, the bidding
spirftess and the prices were low The Americana iu
cIuled q number Of scarce aud large paper editions
udeyyic's Bibo-rap phical Essay The Literature OF
American Local history" with an autograph inscription
by the author fetched 81 The Lie and Campaigns OF
General Mcclellan" with portrait knocked down
for 25 cents. Among the bidders was Judge
Cbarles T. Daly who received Ia Vegas His
togia do Ia America scpiontnonal," half bound
tlub' .slrd ia Mexico IN lS-6, for 80 cents
frrirl's History of the Morav.ns in North Carolina"
for 80 cents; Smdis Voyage "a la Martinique" aud
WARMER. "Criise Of tine United States Frcac Po-
tomac pa lS31-i tor % cent? each sOuthcy's His
tory 81 IrtZ tnrcc volumes quarto, brought - 70
volume tho AbbOttsord edition OF the NaYouey Novels
iu twelve volumes with 100 sleel engraving. aud 1000
mood cuts 10 volume; Talss "anakespearc Gallery"
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
cuARGIXG a cnNSpIRAcY.

The trial of the suit OF Benjamin +. tidd
against L. A. Brown and George W Chat"i,E was fe
Gun Yesterday before Julge D3nohuc The V1nNA
charges conspiracy between The defeullnfs 70 ln'"'
hlm to part with with Sl7.,O) n stock of the CdA"h
FIRE and Marine IusWlucr Company for 3o''V
acre, Of Land IN bJGor County, N N.at NA-ll L.
ON an assurance that y Wa uu'nct.I '"''i Nh.,
ina fact Chadwick hrid q r2ot Oe WDrfft-t nu i,
Brown pleads tlllt he m.r r - an t... t' Ni T,
SAYS he made mo- represent niiVuS vHtlrstr. IT t'l
two mortgages Tor $4,000, on fac itct "ui ."t
tram feicG both lOnti. before, IGttlc .s->-hih u'
wcr, of record Tidd De- say, ,aic '. N.in ID >''".
the nud for goods. and nr told ntu red csc' ~ ih' D.
gages, showing him his own ub-.gt,, ali t'hE "lb
10 was clear tie laud was worth 80 l 81 th tf '.'
further saws the stock Iidd gave N4s woitt ST.. iA'
cas-. II stili on. Brown aud thld"Irk, ii Wi n. ,
member are both accused of cImpuciy 90 tAr f"hV''
forgery ON Union Trust CUn.iIIJ
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
EVIDENCES OF CRIME AT TIE MORGUE.

TN BODY FOUND OFF lHF BA IEhhs
The body found floating i'll the river oil The
Battery on Wednesday visited at the Morgue ycstcr-
day by several persons in search Of missing friends but
up TO a late hour no had identified It, The body is
that OF a man apparently about thirty years Old
about five feet six inches in height and Of
muscular frame. lie has very black haIr, high
cheek bones, and face much like that Of an
Indian. Three fingers missing from his left hand
and front tooth is from the upper Jaw There
are two gashe the temple and crossing the
bridge Of the and laying the check-bone bare. In
lis pockets was fOurd evening paper OF November
20. and q silver watch which had stopped running AT
4:f5 The ciothug found the body is ol good qua
iy blue cloth II believed thar the body IS tiat of
a seGfarrg who has been murdered robbed ana
thrown inio the rYer -
Stephen whitman Of Port Richmond examined ne BODY
in search Of the remains of his sen, Thomas H. Nht-
man. wro Wvstcriously diSal pearcd from Bergen Pnt,
November ,. Mr. Whitman offers reward ol T!Vo
for the body his aud $500 for my Information
that VII lead 10 the and detention OF the sup
posed muIde4Crs.
Late IN the afternoon man eX3mincd the same body
in frts-- search for DlyillO IL ltcn. of BroOkhtd,
" Y. who las been missing s.ucc tuesday ut states
that Fitch left bis home BIOpkfed about ten days
ago s the Representatives Of several hop producers, 10
eject sales This city and lcft his at the Blnout
tnc hc has moi been or heard from. He was 0h-
diccd Ia um eating, aud 10 is stated mat WHOM Under
It's influence became more or less c1azcd At the Eue IL
Is said that when last Mr.. Fitch was very hght
headed. and that he acted much ike man under
the Influence or liquor His wife aud Ills friends express
that lac had considerable sum OF money III his posses
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
prrrsIyG no BrRY MS WHY'S BODY.

TIC husband Of Catherine Lstcr. the woman
who committed suicide at Backwe's Island last Tues
d,v has refused 10 bury his wife, and hc body viii be
plced I'm Potter Field This action Of Mr. Lister caused
cnniderabe excitement among his nclghOrs. lie ls SAID
10 be- am astro.ogor,' in comfortable crcuna hcs n,
siding IN handsome browus.onc house on twenty thri-
n Wuil. Mrs Lister was at BackWc's Island sire de-
clarcd that she sane, ana that her husband hau
pnced her iu asylum order 10 marry another We
man with whom he WAS then living. Mr.. Lister states
thJt bis vile brcHmc Insane nearly thrtc years ago
through Spiri'uasn; he asserts also lhn -hr was un,
faithful 10 hun rle dead woman WAS Mr. Listers lhrd
wis De being evidently about seventy years O!d,
while she WAS probably about thirty years or age.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
Miss CLAYTON NOT MARRIED AGAIN.

1HE DrCEUr or DIVORCE FROM DORE Lyon not
RECEiviD BY HER UNTIL NOVEMBER 6.
Ii has been frequently reported Of late that
Hiss Kac C.axton, tie wei-Euown actress, dad been
married 90 Charles \. Stevenson, formerly member OF
waIack's company. and now travelling in the company
with Miss Cax;on. Various dates and various places
have been named by i'm connection with the sup
posed wedding. Il true that Miss CaXton haze been
divorced from her former husband. Dor6 Lyon, but she
did not receive the decree until recently, and she
has not vet married again. Her legal adviser,
John 4. Balcsficr, said yesterday that there was
no truth in the report OF the marriage. At he Time
when was rumOgcd 20 have toan place, Miss ClaXion
who was. aud iIl is absent or professional tour-I
not know tlat divorce had occu granted her SDo Cld
not receive that decree until November q. As s0oJ as
Tire report az tie marriage published, Dr Bdiesticr
communicated with Miss CiaNtcn. she immediately re-
Piled denying that there mad been any marriage. she
stated that she ala not at present contemplate Suc
step-certairy not while travelling professionally. She
had her divorce aud her Chld, and dd not int nd to
enter into auy relations while absent from
home
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
FIRENEY DELAYED BY IRON SHUTTERS.

Smoke was discovered about 7 o'clocl, last
evening issuing The basement Of Nos. aud Mer
cer,t lyc,tory iron building. strongly secured by
iron shutters and sratngs. The frrmen promptly
on hand but t nearly hall hour before they could
grco am entrance into the FIST story, Wir Oy hHt lime
was Il led with flames. second alarm had been undcd
aud streams from dozen engines soon placed the fire
iiDder cDutr0l The cause 81 thia found 10 hc
o.erlraied stove. The .Tlctn Rubber Company Occ-
pving The lower portion OF the budins VIII lose about
- OOU Tho building. Owned by NOOThis Bros,
damaged 10 the extent OF So 'OO
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
MEETING or THE TRINITY PARISH CHOms.
Thc fifth nnnnnl meeting Of the fOur chOiIs

OF Trinity Parish was held last evening IN 81 Johns
Chanel on Varick-st. over hundled boys and men
took mart The Rev william II. Cooke reed = pappr on
"The Anthem and it, place and purpose I'D thc church
Service" TIE anthem. composed FOR the occasion, by
Gr,rg, f. Ie Jeure orgarist Of 81 Johns Chapel,
rendered b. cnry Carter Orgluis Of c great organ at
Triuifv Church. Tie remaining anthems were Lort,
for Tny Tender Mercies' sake by Richard Farnt
Wien the son OF Man shall Come" by James sent
Fear not o Lord by SIR John Goss, and o Loro, my
God" by Sir Robert p. stewart The cnuIch was
crowded. amt almost the entire clergy Of the parish were
present An especial interest attached to the meeting,
rs Yesterday tine feast of ST. Cecilia, lhe afoness
NH
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
ARCHITECT FOR THE BROOKLYN JArI.

The Kings County Supervisors yesterday
discussed the granting - the architects contract FOR the
new Jail from $3.50 until 10 y. III. The majority Of the
board favored the choice OF william 4. Munde with
urr cent - 70 rate OF compensation This opposed
iv Mayor schroeder Ripley Ropes, supervisor Ecencu
and others who claimed that good architects Mr..
NundcH could secured for hall the HmOnnt which he
demanded The contract finally gwen, however, TO
M Nrudol by a a. IS
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
sToLrN BY us CUSTODIAN.


-,---'- ,-,--,,--T,--r
J'NiHH fNh'i''i.h
n.footiv.s Cufnroipo and Thomson have
-,
recovered large portion Of the properly owned hy MIS-
wcEaudr,. "A Jouos OF No 10 East Forty. .hrd-st
,, nj. f-. d.. .+...-o
stolen ana s"id "t N'ip'o"A' ''uS i0"i 80 '''"~'
house at NO II WashngtOuplacc last April II appears
from tho ,,.rrrt made i Mrs Ja1cs ths. with her
t-,S IL a., o. I,,,rc, s,,o ,,-.,,. IN Frra4,o about
hDs'"''' "''' " " ' =, 90! -.
eighteen months ago, party iuI tu' "t"'"' "i "'l
hcqlth Her entire household property. consist
: ~. ,...tt,.-o ,..f,,+t,,,s s..+r-rv tic,
lhS oi N"ii'"'o '" 70 '.,o''o, -
laces and dresses valued 10 an az ABOUT f-o''V' WIS
stod bcfor neir dcparturc i'm Purdys warehouses PuI
-, -, d. ~ sos, - 7 ,rcti Purity aud ,,enhev M Jn,n
W. "'V " N -. 49,, -, ,i
Pufdy' TIE "ehhuo"n "'he-"' 'ii'" N'u p't"" "'s'
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
NM storY is told at Ia oxI

The story is told at the expense of a we'll
known Westiield church member, VINO had IN earnest
broii,r Christian visiting HIM the other day. The latter
Is not 50 demonsratye In his religious fcryor os lis hOst
inc OF his visit he was asked 10 lead the family deyouons
and seated In his chair began an earnest appeal 70 The
N ropa Of grace while the family kneeed around The
bost,s son lad of five years. hdgeted around on his
lnecs for q minute or two and finally shouted, STOP
him mother stop him He don't know nothing how ~
pray Let father show biuI-"
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
Ac,NG OF poRBErs rOUrD.

CNcINNAu, Nov. 22.-A special dispatch
states that the man who taken from tne constable OF
Middehcld Geauga County. Ohio on Tuesday night and
hanged was taken down and resscitlted His name i
Iuf6er scort. is suuIoscd that the object q the
Ivncbors WAS To prevent scott rOm revealing 20 the
ne Was a member.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS CLEAR THEIR
SKIRTS.

Supervisor Flcoman, at last weeks meeting
OF the Kings County Supervisors. appointed chair
man OF commit the Investigation 0f charges made
l,y him IN regard 10 corrupt action m granting the jan
contracts lie made "a report for the committee yester-
dav The committee found that IN proof which
would legally substate amy charge Of fraud on the
part Of any member OF the Jail committee or Of the
Board OF Supervisors.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

Deuchbercer were repored 70 have opened new fac
tory the Bowery where girls were employed ana !.
Smith was to have rented Hoor at ChalnDersst
and broadway, and TO he advertising for cigar
makers requiring applicants Tor work to promise not 10
ioin the Union Fifteen families were elected yesterday,
and hfty-seyen will be dispossessed to-day ana
tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
THE STRIKING CIGARMAKERs.

At the meeting of the Cigar Makers Or
canizaticn yesterday. IT was reported that Mr. Rokoh
had arroed 10 pay Union rates Solomon, OF Houstonst
offered " compromise with the strikers. Hogman &
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
SLOW SAFE OF CERANICs.

The sale of K. II. Macy's collection of art
pottery and ceramics yesterday at Heriss art-rooms
Iruiou-s0uare was well attended. but the bidding
dnll - the auctioncer said, it Quaker meeting
in which tne spirit moved Most oi the articles
were sold at what asserted O. be- about oncfth OF
the retail prices. Two royal Dresden wastes valued NJ
800 brought SO and two faenre LDngwy gourds, -
Nancy bonbonnicge, tj 30; royal Dresden deJcuhtr
set rl2 Tlrc. dinner scsl Copeland IVORY SET. or lj3
nors a IIlynud French China set, OF l23 piercs; aud
"A Miuton bdr and aucmOne set, OF p lttes-hrnhgnJ
Tie best prices n the list selling al S33 500 and 81 90
Auong number ~ vases disposed of were two Iongwy
fgencc vases. which sold a each, ana two -arcgue
mu.s yr9cs at $40 each Ihc sale WI. be continued to
day aud Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

NAYS

Mr. Conovcr Rep. Fla). who had previously voted
with the Democrats. voted with the Republicans on the
motion To- adjourn. ula,iu- II % tie vntn.
NfCE-pRt SIDENI WHEELER sail: The vote being
cqualy divided the char votes in thr affirmative, and
tie senate stands adjourned until Monday. lAppause
Tho aalIerns.l
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

the demand OF the timCs that 10 shall Pc rcnuuct1cd
made money Gg.in!" "'Aw, shaw Silver gint -unny
eht" No, IL is" "Uh! Oh! Dat won't dol What's
DAT youse funn' in yO pOckt whats dis qunhtcr dat
hoi's In my handi 'faint mummy ! Aw. go long an
fool whot" " was gong tnoXpAn-." " don't want
no .plainng' bout dat Mummy mummy, snO's Won
horn m when gts silver nm sets desc tcc on hit.
knos whedder hits good er not Ef dats al dal mon
cytizatlon ar dat let's me out! Dey moughi m dat
paper chuck full Of printn bnt dis nggers gwine er
take all de silver he KIN git Hi'5 moncytLod nuh Ter
me 30 loug's hit passes bred an bacon, yer heah
me
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
CLAssIFYINH RENENIE Ct,Es.

With regard TO the large number oi cases
now ON the calendar of the Cntci state D..," ''i
between the United states ana Importers o' ts c D.
WAS Yesterday learned that the plan of ,l-'n- i'eA'
and making one test cast f"r iis osa, bn-' ..
h, cafriet out 10 the extent rec0nntrunru h} 1850 ~
trcf. Attorney pnd thc thanncr az t'mhrlc. 4.'
classinest ton would involve much labor ID iHc p,-'i
,ncnt of Is.re, which g. 40 pre- eut A UrN0fhcd 81"
busiuc,s 100 inr United states Hupr.n' Cont az. ,
torpcv-Geucral. hOwrycg. approves G'aDi'1 NotN'I,
uln aud wil do Ia hs power 90 aotu.c IA '.P
determination OF all the eases.
=
DISMISSED Wf.H A WARNING.
Maria s. CouTtandt was tried yesterday 'h
charse Of forgery Slo pIesensed lVisSl chevA iV'
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
~. EDMUNns's AMENDMENT

Mr. EDMUNDs Rep. va moved 10 amend by striking
out the name OF NJ C. Bntler aud inserting that OF VIM
T. Kellogg and striking ont south Carolina and inserting
louisiana 40 II would read Resolved that the Com
sttee on Privileges and Elections be discharged from
consideration OF the credentials OF William Pitt Kellogg,
OF Louisiana
Mr. MCDONALD Dem. Iudl said the Senator from
Vermont (Mr EinuDdsJ certainly absent nom the
senate Yesterday ard therefore did not hear The earnest
appeal that wac made to the Senate 10y tic Chairman OF
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

Mcrsrs. Ransom, Armstrong. Herman. ard M1Xcy,
Urtnucrdtsl WHO would have voted Ina the negative
paired with Mcssr-. Anthony, Pldmh, Cameron (Nlsl,
agd Ferry QcpUllcaual who would have voted In the
affirmative Tn, pair oi Nr Blaine fNe and Mr.. Grover
tOregoul all Political questions was announced yes
to-day by Mr. Hanliu, both these Senator'S alb
sent from the city.
The senate having rofsscd 70 lay the resolution on the
table, tne question REQUIRED on iis adoption.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

BOTH ELEVATED RAILWAY COMPANIES WORKING
WITH KNERGY-DIFFICULTY ABOUT THE JOINT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-04-05

The citizens of Lickskillet, Ridge
way Township, Usage County, have
had an unusual kind of excitement in
hunting snakes. Last autumn some
people saw some snakes going in and
out of a hole in Mr.. Losh's place, so a
number of neighbors concluded to dig
them out. A week ago last Saturday
a party went to work. After digging
a part of the afternoon they came to a
den of the reptiles. AS it was a poor
day for snakes, the result of the slaugh-
ter was only eighty-si1, consisting of
and ~blue-racers, some of which were six
feet long, and some were as long as a
mans arm. Some of the rattlesnakes
had as many as ten ~rattles. There are
more supposed to be in the hole, that
will be dug out in time--Lawrence
(Kan. Tribune.