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MOTHER AGAINST SON.
Gus nceilor Runvon Kcopenins n suit Involve
inz Over y 10000.

The suit of Mrs. Maria Mulock, a wealthy
resident OF this city, agains; her ouly son, Will
liam q. MulOck. wherein she sues TO recover
pro. erty in this city and Newark, valued at
between S2j10JO and sjJlOJO, wAich the COM
plainant allie -es WAS conveyed to tue defendant
through fraud, assumed new gh ise Satur-
day by tho decision OF Chancellor Rlnyon Of
New Jersey. The litigation was begun during
the early part OF the past year. evidence being
taken before Vice Chancellor v,n Fleet, In
Chambers, at Newark. The complainant, who
Is IN her eishtieth year, testified that she WIS a
widow, auI that she owned property IN this city
aud New Jersey valued al slJJoD. most Of winch
was ft her uf her husband. sac gave tbs Ell.
" iliiam. After several years, she ascerti "A
III 1 ten OF her houses IN Cross, Broad, wash
lneton. ami MlrNe, streets, Newark, valued 1t
Sl2j,utD. ami re estate In Fulton, Ann. John,
and Eightieth streets. IN this city, valued at a
Larger sum. hau ueeu taken possession OF 10y her
son. and an explanation being demanded, no
Produced deeds fur tie same - nt.n be ring her
signature sheD eclated IN the most osItive IN an
per that sue uad not signea the deeds AnoN ing
them 10 be sucn, an - u'd neen grossly q. ceiNed
bS her son, vino had induced ner to arix ner
name to papers, representing hem 10 De simply
releases. hence sue suea am ~ nave Tue devus
Tue defendant testified TINT the deeds were
regular, anu tuht e suit was lhrutuied at the
iustiLaNon Of has sisters, vino. witu otners b "a
cuusplrcd To rob aud ram HIM. lhe testimony
was closed In september las. ana the defends
ant. through his counsel aiterw4rd az leo tor
leave 10 cNamiue three new S-dtscoverrd VIII
urs-cs. Counsel for the oiuer side opposed,
l.. Cause precedent fOrb % sucn proceedings
after evidence mad necn closed,
Nlcs-Cn .nceilJr Nan Fleet referred the sub
! 1cct 20 Chancellor Kuny0 Who ON Saturday
day afternoon rendered ul- decision. lie sad;
II, IN order to reach coneu,lon consonsnt WITH
jnsue on ne apphosi, Il ~,re Aee,ssAr 10 aoA.-
uun the pcat,n pas, Il wi DE loAr Pr utnis. how
ever vie Ia tlgf ousn an mary vita anqul y. are
nut 70 De followed ~hrt thty uluuer Justice ~ akius
genera iy, L,l hrr equity mr. As VIII relieve whore
the AcN N.dlaCuvrrc4 ftC'- lrc mercy "a fulave
corroburst.Vr Oui the rule aduits Vi reception, and
neither itN nir equity A4i reuse ftAtt "ucu the evil
ucncr. though cuulatNc. VIA maze plau ANA cert in
thai Which OcfJle Vac ysi n Us auI uouuful 90 that
II be reccy d. tnt Wl-t obvious Justice va ue lus,
aud, II rtJrts-l, tue most ptoc inllu Tue mo.
ton Il era To And the d-G u4snt O. per Itfei 60
troduce tesrnony anler tAe dl.ectlOn VI the Vice
/ usst.l.l
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JoFCE Avn M'D0NILD.
The Prison Doors To be- Opened TO the Last
OF tue " hi-key thieves,

WAsHINGroN, Jan. lj-'rho report telc-
eriplei from 81 Louis that Col Joyce had been
pard lncd Is untrue, or AZ least premature.
NJ Donald is to 20 out before Joyce, according
to tue programme. For some weeks past
Mcdonald has been securing physicians cer.ih-
Gates to the effect that he Is In the LIST stage Of
an iucurahie nisen-c, ami recommending a re-
mnval from M lruus prison lie. These ser III
Gates were nraped upon ID strict Attorney Bliss,
VINO forw tTded them TO th" Dep irtmeut ~ jus
tee with report recommending pardon, on
the ground Of t. Die he i'm solely. luis wed
to-day. and ~ he ac I'd upon Immediately. no
dnuht M MELON IDS favor, As very str NJ iu-
nuence Is hens used In hl- hchMt. Among tho
Chlct movers Tor his pardon L. Columbus Dtit-
no. VINO saw the President on tine subject IT,
day. Juycrs papers have been returned mere,
the Distinct Attorn y At Jefferson CITY refusine
10 commit himself one way or the otner. II
Mcdonald gets ont he Is to intercrde for JuNcn.
The strong plea VIII ne that Of ali the wnl,keY-
ties ne VIII b9 the only one now Ia p.isOu ia IL
tue uiteu states.
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The MARBLE Heart WAS revived last
night IN the Park theatre, with a cast whlch
compares fav0faOly with those In which Mrs.
JoAa Wood, Nine. Celeste, Miss Kate keisnolds,
Brougham, and Gilbert made their marx. Tn
natural aud exaggerated as the stor. l., there
are human Interests involved OF an exciting and
aUsorbing nature. demanding the finest utter
pretitiOus OF the best artists. The uneugagc
memtors OF the Onion square comp ny IA the
rine X gers, N I'D n rrispn. Mrs. seNino ar,
Charles H. Inorue, Jr.. MIR. sinclair, Mr.. Pvakes,
Mr.. Montgomery, ana Mr.. John Mathews-aie in
the cast, nd ireseut one II the most attractive
entertainments now before he puolIc. We ctn-
not s.y mucu for the mourning Of the piece,
save for the garden 'ene, wnicn Ia a very fretty
DIT Of cirpenlcIy. Miss Rogers mace Gecided
M az Marco Of the Marble Heart. her cie "a cat
euuLciaIon aud pas ioniess uea.ing oeing al
the c-utie lh'l ia the lfriJsue. aud the timid,
loyin Mor. VA the lliy. Miss liari-1n won and
retained me s.iupa.ny oi the Audience. aui
-4yu l4ltIer rfl l"urt 90 her ilitl g-u 90 & ill
ceu.iun mi power 4 int r.retattpn 1 cnarac-
tets ~ suDdusd Err, tluO il1nah thuAgn not
N-ucurLf MI. iunlucs RHft,i D. ge.u. Tie
H. h. b. aud act, II - the lile. We never see
tNis ~r.uT in mere dress iart witAou. regret.
la goa. W. rou- tNlts uc IS "a Ata-t. nr. -iu-
o.. a.. Vol " Is ou- Of u,e Upy ere .tlJns
Ilo-l rae u,..h tte stag, sNtn- .deAeo u
tUn4- .tlIl t4ty .nI cnn~ci-utio - IL -.
10 Way "lu &c Cva.lnAcd lnls NtrA, .nd Is
We'll woltu seeing
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STREET CIR PRoBLEMs.


The Aldcrmen's Committee on Railroads
heard Arguments yesterday Tor aud against the
pr position TO heat the street Railroad cars.
seyerI inventors exhibited plans for heltiug
cas-, anu argued hat IL the cars were heated by
steam or otherwise the comfort Of the passen-
gers would be enhanced aud their health beue-
n,ed. Mr.. J. W. Fo-hay Of tne Broadway Rail-
road. Mr.. I. r. Butler Of the Sixth avenue ro.d,
and Mr. ;. l.. Phhi Of the lhird avenue road
o. osed the heating Of the cars.
Mr.. Foslay had heard physicians say that their
business would ne helped II the ears We're neat
ed. Passengers going out into the cold from a
mona an kindre diseases. In his opinion. no.
ing OF the cars.
Nf. Pmll.p- suggested tina, the opinion Of the
Board II Health should re obtained before fur
er action was t,hen by the Aldermen.
KIP .tk Com missioner Or. &C. re ID. Hal
vas usl opposed u he ting the car-. The heat
would convert the Min in tue lotion 81 the
cars n vApN and iia.uIe air ~ LET bee the
result. ii at iut INTO err by YES Or other
Aeat4u- apu.ritI- would eu-en4rr disc l~e.
. cDf tur Inventors ontrsi o. pat "A h.ating 2
apparatus laio as rect ear 90 determine whciher
hea'i tIc cll- $40 .id JIre the iuhlic he attn.
tu tMs pr. II % fcpne taat 10 vs. NOT nee -
safy 60 ppt rlpr arutnl an's nct t. prly'
a. ~ is D. ca. nie 4 PRODUCING d.a-ree q .e
III e7f. he l.r.Nr -A--c~ted "a . tue Is ard of
li-l Tn. the .c .dems ut eitpin'. sud pn} ST.
Cidu- conn 'ttel Wltu to- ui-i sus 4rr- should TO
c'urullsi 0cluie tu9 comn.it'ee prepared rs
Al ermln Coning II the committee, replied
th4t C.. r.nuIi tet would cln-Ilf tine Is ard 4
lie .ltu. ana that IT tu,y Dee ded int leatsd
"a lor", heating tue cars would be made 10
TIE Common tODlci.
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MONDAY. Jan. l5.-FLorR AND MEAr--There
was gnnera advauce Ia prices on orders from owners
on he raroa .aapc o cadne grades s are miicS
W. qsoe. ga: s@s v|:sre :aasISas pssSo 500;
%c wheat Y ana X& a $50 Mint Minnesota og
a., southern bakers ana family brands $40
S sgp s1uvern saigpnr ex sana,S,Se .s5
@sS6O. enoar-.supernne si.7vSsS.sO. Buekwheas
c"rfoS ~spois aaic, and unchGnred sales oes
6nssi middl * up ands 131sc. Future. declined
isr Jsau'r u i52c * te9ruary - 1lGc tor March.
aud lise. for july. Receipts at tne ports to-day
administrations dull and nominal the spot at
so5 for March, and ss Apt I Bef Ses
gae r B1Soa our saS B Rss Sp m R"@ hs e
snd shoulders &c. Lard bwer aud more sclye sales
Tor prime W. sud iol futuTa sciSe'y iS155 tcs
g al gtli9O for February. closing AZ 81 g and
hogs miner sac FOR Western and 50 asssc for Stale.
BSS any YEN gun w 90 SSS ecSa 20 soo
l3G22ci choice 25S5'c Cheese quiet; state factory.
err factory Sgiici ssiins iB7c. Egg searce fresh.
,,UR,IN Wleit Vas auet. but prices were higher on
Mestern speculative account; SALE 2sO0 BUSH mostly
l. ii iss, ii Sos Milwaukee 30. 3. ti4Jasi47j
spras ,g5as45 rel winter ' !, iossi47 ia am:
Der 40, tlisgsi.oS; ~hne 10 q !2ssi IS =
9 and 81 u Tor No. | Canedi. oats ntmer, but
w demand s ,os1 WNei s ,ns tnyo ou'ei n. 80
ana i5c for Ahtte DO, including No at i6c. also
wnte state. 30 .j5c, and mixed do, iSa5Sc. In
dian corn more active for ,xpor . and prices again
rather 1rer especially new mixed sales C70oo oush.
at 5Sl tbuc. Tor new Western n graded anu steamer
nixeds 5yc. for new SOU lern yellow, on dock :
olu Western mixed quoted at G1OgCjc.; DO yellow CD
Q3c new yellow, 6ul.s JIc.
sUNDniE--N wa. stores were duil ana unchangedi
spirit. turpeptue. i7iq'.f common to good strained
rlsn, t2.i5 .s2.oj. Petroleum vas dul and nominay
2sc Tor ren .cl bh.. and 15c for crude IN Oulk.
ocean frvigH were dull AMI loNer grain Lvet pool
by steam 6@; cotton. g3lf 5lGd.; caeese. 45s., cot
sal
Cosk FOR b. nat 10. 10 London, A.. 61. do to
inside spanish mort, 5s and "a gold, for cases
hbl-. ami TO Is nud ElnOl, 5s 81 I27 &C.
god Whskey Arm. VII 100 oos. sold al tll5 Tai
| low duh ana lower 90 SiSts Ice.
| GRocHRiEs-HiO c, II Was -teady and quiet; quoted
AZ 10 -j's %, god. $40 bags bart Il &c.,
gal1 Milt eray were niu al ..t.2i. Java. ana
| i''. 1--WE iof Mar cuu o. elil " la,ses quiet;
6i.c. lla sugars dr. % al 81 esq, tor lair good
Luing ula sI- 800 nlis, 100 IN-, lui 1850 uass at
tiac. Tor tula mu.cpvado for mol grades aud
p'sc. Tor Bld1 Il aacI easier anu ia moderate re-
quest. HIids, IL BI-t., anu " 4, IL. Lllssc
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THEIcE FLooDIy THrOHTo.
Two Hundred md Twenty Bargcs Carried
Away rwcniy-four Hours on nm Ice FIoe.

CINc1NNATI, Jan. l5-The present break
NJ Of the Ice in tho river has been one OF the
most disastrous on record. not only at this
place, but at every point between mere and Pits
burgh. The lowest estimate Of the,damage done
here Is $4,000, aud the highest estimate IS
placed at fi0jOO. The heaviest sses seem at
this writing to be with coal de lers. Seventy
loaded and one hundred and nfty empty hafgcs
were sunk or carried away from their Innings
a. This place. The most Of those not actually
sunk have been LETT Ia such a condition that
nothing can be done for them. and they viii be
eventually lost. II Is NOT certsinly known
whether there was any loss of life attending
tine btc up nc this point. though 4 NUM-
Der Of harr,s that were swept away had
from. Two Of tie boat. nalf barge and half
c'ttaEe) which cro used us fanny haoitauons
were cfrfted aw v. y ther nj son ON one II
the escaped 10 me suore on the icr. ana the
rest were evenfu ly rescued AZ points below
WV INV Nhth lhr NIcNk'u @NcalNtE aluHl't
VS. swept away Can't. bu.an ami the III ne
were aboard. uut IN dc then cscauc by Jumping
on tuc Go den Ciy when tue VT, OK rcacl ed that
sfc imer. Tue small propeller MocNins lhtd ana
the steamer Naomi wers sunk lite last night.
the steamer Alex. Kendall. whi IA was sunk be-
low tne clty mai cargo OF merchandise from
Cincinnati, valued at $1,000, winch VIII prove a
totui io.a. The Cincinnati and Ma sylie packet
Hsndv was also SUNK. She W - valued at s4,OOO,
au owned toy Can't. Peunywit.
The following are the estimated damages SUI
tcrcd by coal dealers: At W llters l. nding,
Mrll-'- l. lndin-. S,.NO; at " almcr's Landing,
S3uW; AZ Cocueu lwer's l. ludiug, $2.JO; at
J ! icklehcimers Landing, 5000; { samuel
I litown's l. udins. Sli.UoO; At the Queen cay
Elevator, s2l.Wu; Al COLLIER Budd'- l. ndine,
s3.Wo; ~ Iimmerm,ns Ltnding S6,OJJ; at ; II
Barge LtuGing, tcWD; AZ Licking h.ver, <tOJO; ;
Two pr fd.ce uoat-. $500.
MADISON, Ind, j u. l5.-Ihe steamer Bannak
City uccu destroyed 10y Ice. Twelve uarges
have been carried away from TINS city. and over
one hundred bAr-e- nave passed IN the ice since
Il yIignt. John Mclaughlin, tue man VINO was
carried away m Acptl barge from Cincinn1u At
! 10 o'clock yesterday morning, was rescued TINS
morning from a CAKE II floating ice by aNaity
ui men near the Mammoth tavc pork house.
lie left the b RE at daylight aud treu 10 reach
! the shore ON the Ice, Out failed, aud mad teen
drifting on the sWlil ice Je from wulch ue was
taken Tor several hours.
| LoUIsvILLE. Jan. Is The gorces above are all
brokeu, anu tue river Is full OF ice. Inc only
steamer damaged 50 lar - heard from. j. tue
! Ieytoul. she u.u mole knocked IN her side
10y the ice, ndis now believed 20 be sinking.
The river Is rising A. tue rate Of Two inches IN
hour.
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clemens" the New Comedy, ut the Finh
Avenue Theatre.

The plot OF the new play at the Fifth
Avenue theatre Il. In brief this: The brother
81 Loni Lotus has married AN American woman,
the sister u MJor GOOstbtry. Both OF these
per-onages have died, leaving little girl. Ldiy
En.md, for whom L0ri Lotus aud M,U0r Goose
hci7y have been appointed guardians. Lord
l., rus comes to this country TO see the Ccnten-
niu Exposition and consult with his co.guAr-
dian, and all the parties meet a. guests at the
residence Of Mrs. T.. Victoria stark, who resolves
that her son Ben snail become the agent for
Lddy Emmd's estate; That her daughter Miry
stall mary Lord Lonus. and that she. Mrs.
- ~. sh u marry Muyr GD1.cbtrry ihus tue
r,r-unases, exccyt herself. re- tie Lemons
aud size j. the ~ ieezer. she enli,ts a. her as
si,tAnt Jtok PsrrBfL friend OF her son Ben,
~aO utoceeGs to make confusion wore con-
{ uudep, causes ANY humbero OF amusing Ulun-
ders nd eros our os :. Increases ne cumpN-
.ttou-. out u whicn all come MP lily. n not
IN iuN apo-lii0ns such AZ Ms. stan. had pse-
ar u-ei.
HE pla, has three acts. all Of which PISS IN
the same srt 20 ne, wuicu l. Tery hands me. It
h easy 1" see from the foregoing Indie ton u
stu 4tIou- ana lhriuvnts. ne action IL very
lively, alter ne style OF farce Indeed tue
treAtmen. throughout Is frclcal. and tue
piece IS eally thrSe-act farce. he dialogue
/ L. ritut. often witty and Tor the most y RI
-ufl -leutly terse. IL was acted last ni-rt with
| much spirit van exec lent select n from r.
DAYS company. .r. james LEWIS as Major
GJus,berrp excited great deal OF laugutrr,
.ctei ticeluy better even taan usual,
so Ole sing the audience that n wus
recalled IA the midule Of an act. Mr..
Coshian. Mr.. Crls,, Mr. BrouAham, Mr.
llrIeuoers, Miss Davenport, Mrs. Gilbert.
.Is- COwcl. and Ms 1919 al Old their resl ective
p RS * ,elientiy. Tue audience luel the s1e-
re-. aud VA, Vtry merry one. \, pltuse was
nearly ana frequent. La one or two places tue
j4dlctuu-y effected imdst f.Norlto WITH
New AOlA lalrOu- ui tue theatre.
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NEW YoRK. Monday. jan. lj.-Recelnts OF
h,evcs wcrf "a car lut1. 3s2l mead. MASKING 1000
for me we,k Against o's Tor tr previous week. the
quality OF N" irvsh Dntrass generally fair with
sew raj GrOves that were rtci prime AM extra. The
dem ma w,s strong, auI the u4rN 4 ruled exception
af rrln at prices fuIN Z n higher an reported
Week ago fc~ TOYS VOC, lll isc > to dress %
ne to he gro sCNt. good cN,rluf- AZ loA flatc to
dfrs aitN Be- tud common 10 fair do Al 81. Iulec,
10 ure.- DO 100 r. dOkt car lOius Of ltAis and
Coz "a stcgls caaugtg hands AT pap.. n 10 dresa
% 80 rs.
kec,pf' % ~ ~ AMI lamhs 90 car loads. or
Ala neal mlNtug liUl for the week. agalust IS los
ivr NE pr,yu- wees ine q. nand was iairls active.
ana prices Ntre rae ou higher. stc- include cOm-
MOI 20 prime lot, ~. adA.c. =; and extra do at
tes ~" tc latte u-ur. Tor car load Ot fat wethers
nuii ono Az rrtsi'g lld ~.
Re-, ent, o. 9os. Wcr ~ car !olds, or 500 head.
mtnlns II az fr the week, against -13Bb tor The
yiun. eek. Market nln Tor roth dressed and 1--we
hugs and salcs awe include err loads Of ghi OhiOs.
li3 -. az lc, - silc. Dressed hogs sell.
iasireeY at essAc. fJr city, anG slsSs.c for good
L u.
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TOPICS BEFORE CONGRESS.
ur pROPOSTD INTERN OVAL
UONfTIRy CONGREsS.

c..,.,,,u,e. Quorum In the senate
Nhai ",,,,,,,,, nr,.n N, the unr of the
Nr N.,,"" ,,. IN ,,, ,,h,r,c Of ,,ou.
ilou-r-i'i' answer 7" w, , ""r-c v, Wv
,,upt anxiety over the tivcior"i '"""t'
To-, 4. rho Cboi. 1aid
WA-uINGroN, Jan. To- nc N"HiV IA"
,.., fhD Sen "a communication frum the
te'.'' .,.. ,,,.,os,,y , latter fr,rn NJ t1r-
t'cfc'"' W XII s',,ri,,,,t,,t cr tho
can !. VI. Sch'Nrld' N"ptrlulu"u'"V 81 N''
49,, Tant Military Academic askins NAV
we ,.tt, tn. htll making aprropfis-
caos' '' ,,n,,,,n,,,n. an asto
,+rs frtHe -ltpnri ~ th lnfViu'' We :" az ~
Nnas.i.nuett Of an iii yer on the retired
Oh s,,i.ssry ~ cadets. Referred
l.tt0 duN ST. ~'i" '7'"'' va
.,Ys Committee on Aurrnurations
t.t.r from r. c. Palmer. Secretary Il
,,.,,,o,,,i,, b.l1 M Columbus.
n ID il '"i tn '''''''''', " .
ONO. on tNe eih Inst. 'ucl sln- COPY OF '"c
r''DN' ''''''' ,,.,,,,,, t,,p,,i,,.s
fsclf4 ~ ile VT s'"' ''''e
r.f r-.l g. The special commit Tee oi seven.
.t..... .Q,t. y Yl ure.cntcl the rcso-
N''' -, ,.....,.,... ~ Commerce
IuN % Wv h"lh ''''"N
..lin, tflt fIcasurts. be adopted tot conV ning
'''''- .'.i..,l monetary congress 20 Ok the
On Ih.'."'.'' . pf..,
relative VAIN" { 4. % ans SILVER. E'i'rrei'
Ne Wa.l,..fD ,n.. T. ID presented petitions Of
,,,a..... ~ f.p..-t.f. Pa. for an amicablo
The cliff'- 'l " .'
tet.lemcnt ~ thr President. 81 contest " more
of.,,+ civil service 1ud Against rot itinu in all
- m e. RsfcrreI o. ths special commit
VT
We c,,raron Nlap PAD presented the res III
a. Of Ina pItf-n.ifrh Cr.mbcr OF Conner 20
,.... .,i trnr fif.. ZION for tn construction =
s.rlu4. NllerlIuv line - water trlnsuprtatiln
st.. tfl,ufi. tl the West. via the No4ghiD-
i., r.iif. /. T. rcd
t, mot. IN 4 Mr. Ferry lllen.. Mich.) the Sem
-. ,.,t nr tho fcnnrt al the Committee on
f.. te,i.fnt the tui.s flr the ravernm aut u
a., S.I,ts |ha committee reporftd an amend
Wont T., tho third rule. so "a to .mpel tho t.
"a, an q, u a sent Senators whenever u slall
h.. a.ssrfaiucd that A quorum T. not present.
Nr Vfvf- tDcu. MdD oN jec'ed ~ the nm end
,.,'f ,r.t s,'t any senator should feel him sel (
"b'n1r bound 10 attend when notined that ais
,.s..,,..s "A ,. ,...irsd.
~ .klrii Dam, N,D was IN favor Of com
,sl,.n.. ,ns attend nee Of absent Senators. and
s,ii = fna senate could not do this he favored
= r.u.titutiontl amendment - allow states to
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the MAIL ROBBERS.
Ending the Inquiry into Mary Jane Collins's
Case Testimony Against Kelly.


Yesterday was set down for the argu-
meat before Commissioner Shields In relation
TO Mary J. Coilins's connection with the recent
mail roboeries. Her lawyer, Luther w. Emer-
son, sand that when the detective officers called
at her rooms she offered no objection TO their
searching the trunks, bureau, aud closets, aud
III ( this ct should count in her favor.
Commissioner Shields sent the case to the
Grand jury, and Mary iue Collins was re-
mauded to Ludlow street Jiii.
The case OF John Kelly WAS then called. Will
son Roach, f tue American Express cOuld not
idcutiiy k,lls, cut he az ideuufy package
thit he received for the eXrrvss COMPANY On
tue .yih OF December. IL a. dressed to J.
\. luorue, Montreal, ttuad'.
Jonu DE fre-~t. II D1da's Exrrcss. testified
IN = A jjJ " "a Oh On tue morning. It tne -Jtn Of
DUceu Der. while us was driving no Cnlrcn
street. between + .ltun aud Ncs,y street,, James
trututt Cone Of tnc aiisonrr-l stepped up 10 tue
wagon aud look from IL III al nas that was IN
tr .n-it from Yil.deiplia - Boston. john
hriN wa with trut.tt. but he stood on tue
Sidewalk while CT. fuit took the bag.
lie hearing Mas tu1Oulucd.
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House of REPRESENTATIVE.

Tho roll OF the states for bills. with which
TIE prose edlnss today began. was Interrupted
% 1925 p. ~. when the Sergeant Arms ap
t.N-d at tha bar If the House. havin. In his
c..tUly Nr. william Orton, PRECEDENT Of the
Western linton TELEGRAPH Company, under
wax i--ued against him ny the Spe ker for con
tempt ~ the House in not having obeyed the
f.Nppni OF the New orleans investigating COM
u.tf,e 20 appear there on the 2G;h OF December
bui .r1luce certain telegrlms. The SPEAKER
lls put the usual question TO Mr.. Orton
vH-tN,r be- was now wiling 10 PURGE himself II
c.tf.u1it, NrOrton lled awritten answer, which
rs ilereuplu read by the Clerk. Mr. Ofton.
t.ra- iAe reading. occupied seat in the area
u q. %. of tie Speakers chair IN company with
l.c .u-r. Mr. LOwrey. Sir. orion pleads In
ID, answer, that at the time when he was So
stiouaci be was suffering from an ailment Of
s..a d cd. aracter that then, and ever since, Il
VS. impossible for him 10 take a long journey
tl -r'NrlIN ia Z the kilograms called for hIu
IFef n. % 200 his uo--"ssion 81 c nfrol except a.
o. sent ID his company, AMI that the company
l.t. without ms NnOH ledge or participant IN on
De . r.. taA from MIN all power nd control
oy-t i,ir-riu- sent through it, iices. He d.
Gains aus Intentional di-respect to the CONF
rl.trr or 90 the House. aud declares M rendi
nr-' 20 prar before thai committee IN IT. re-
t4rn ~ Washington and give Ills testimony fully
snl Freely. lie therefore asks to he discharged
..9y l..dlns q tae paper haying teen cen
Guided the whole subject was, on motion Of Mr..
l-Hi Oh ID u- Va. refer ed to the judiciary
t.unitrr. Aud W. ortou was remanIei TO the
t.-' Q '.r serge .rf-lt-Ar'us.
lN" lI.I-r iLcu proceeded with the call =
o. '-. iNl 800 Ser tht cili the following
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stephen Matthews, whom ON Ger Carries viii
Hams Was taAius TO the scranton fenlte ltAry IN
December last, gr ppcl with the oicnr and rled to
oyrrpower him on me platform II ear, and slipping
On, 0f his bonds r. thr htu4c IT.. drew uI-s &
from an iu-i4e 90 'h"t and PLUNGED 70 several times
lntu tur uih e- breast, AMI itu t'fAlrd Detectives
Dunn and Otolnll Ouul th' .usliYe In "a Dive no
RiN er street srriay. amt and after ascyrrc srug
III arr, stcl .lm MatneNs Was fcuItAdtd uy Justice