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National Republican., 1881-08-03

IT certainly does not speak very well
for the efficiency of the police force when
burglars attempt the entrance of two
stores in the most frequented localities in
one night. There is growing belief that
the incompetency at police headquarters
is spreading through the entire force.
This is matter that the citizens are
deeply interested in, and it will not be
long before they will speak in no uncer-
tain tone unless greater vigilance is
shown, both by officers and men. The
fact that fight, such as that of Saturday
night last, could continue until one of
the combatants was murdered without
attracting the attention of the police is
another recent evidence of incompetency
or willful inattention to duty.
National Republican., 1881-08-03
23usiness Chances.

DEAL ESTATE SPECULAToRs ATTENTION.
Ii Auction sale Of 400 Seventeenth street north
west, near corner Massachusetts avenue, by THOS
L. WAGGAMAN, August 8, o p. m. an2-h+
MONEY, MONEY. MoNEY-To LOAN AT .
M per cent. per month on personal property ut II.
FULTONS Loan Office, 3li Ninth street, near Penn
sylvania avenue northwest. my6 3m
Il IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
Il on Time Deposits United States Bonds bought
where, by J. II. sQUIER & CO., Bankers, l4l6 Penn
sylynnia avenue. ma26-tf
National Republican., 1881-08-03
Sfor SReuf-2 -2uliscel(aneo,ts

nor RENT-THE ROOMS NOW OCCUPIED
II by the Young Mems Christian Association, viz; An
ollce-room, four large rooms and the chapel, all
well lighted and heated by steam These rooms COW
ering 1000 square feet IL not rented by July
arranged, VIII be for rent separately. For TERMS &C.
apply TO A. S. PRATT q SON, Agents, 40l Ninth
street northwest. Jel5-MWF 3m
HINIBUSEs TO LET-FoR EXCURSION AND
" Picnic Parties Apply at Office Imperial Hotel.
my26-tf
National Republican., 1881-08-03
Sor !Sale--2Hiscellanco,ts


JNOR SALE-A DARK SORREL MARE, GEN.
IL tie and kind; will work anywhere. Apply at l25
Pennsylvania avenue. au3-3ts
V1OR SALEs-A HANDSOME, GENTEEL CAN
IL opy-top Phaeton, as good new, at bargain.
Can be seen Mt OLCOTTS STABLES, New York
avenue between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
nu2-3t%
TNOR SALE-THREE PEA FOWLS-TWO
IL males, fine plumage, and one female. Apply at
s1 street northwest. Jy29-3t%
J,OR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL LLEwELLIN
II Setter Puppy, male, full pedigree; price Sl2 Ad-
dress EDWARD l.. MILLS, 1876 I street northwest.
jy2S-3ts
GOAL AND WOOD OF EVERY DESIRABLE
Y quality, at lowest prices. q. l., SHERIFF,
Jyl2-3m iii and S2s Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1881-08-03
Q1anfeS..Ne[p.

"ANTED.A FGRSr-rLASS DRUG CLERK,
sobrlety, Nc good wages aud permanent place 10
such one. Address CHEMIST, Republican office
National Republican., 1881-08-03
SSor 4Sale--S5o,tses, &c.


NOR SALE-THREE~STORY BRICK, WITH
L. two-story frame back building, eight rooms title
perfect; price $500 terms 5000 cash. balance sl625
per month. Apply at i23 Fourth street southeast
aul.3ts
TNoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FARM OF l1OO
IL acres, valuable timber good water power; ad-
vantages and inducements exceptional 2s hours from
city; price, $50 per acre. Also for lease, new
country Store house of eight rooms Apply to
OWNER, il5 q street northwest. Jy306t~
I,oR SALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
IT property for sale JOHN SHERMAN & CO., St
Cloud Building Real estate and loans y3l
National Republican., 1881-08-03

wv ANTED--A WOMAN, no COOK, WASH,
w aud iron and do general houscwork AppIy nj
sll Eleventh street northwest Iy2tste
WANTED-A GOOD UPHoLsTERER AND A
w good cabinet maker. Apply TO w. B. MOSES
q soNS, cor. Seventh street and Market Space.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-06
New Invoice of OVercOats.
George Spransy, 5O7 Seventh street.

A North Carollnian, who had been living In
Missouri for ten years, returned the other day,
with his family, on u visit TO his old home I'm
the town of Hickory. They travelled the whole
distance, 075 miles, In wagon.
The farmers OF Southern New Jersey are en-
gaging in the raising OF sorghum and the manu-
facture of sugar. The State pays bounty of
81 per ton to farmers who raise sugar cane,
and $1,000 was thus paid out last month,
The Toronto Nail says that two young men
from Bradford, who blew out the gas In their
bedroom at a hotel In that city, and nearly
suffered death in consequence, when ques-
that they would do II again, for they weren't
going to turn the light down into the gas-pipe
and cause an explosion
AGinegansent, Chcnango County IN. W, spec.
ulatOr has n mammoth cooler In which he has
now stored about 5000 barrels OF eggs. These
eggs were purchased during the summer at
very low prices and carefully packed away,
and at this season arc shipped TO New York
and sold for good prices as "fresh-laid eggs,
work at 100000. He has also 1000 ducks
packed away, for which he expects to get hand
some prices for In the spring.
custom observed by all Romans in Noyem-
Der IL 10 eat dried beans for dinner. The com
mon people maintain the custom religiously.
The wealthy, however, mako n compromise.
They eat sugar plums In the shape of dried
beans. They also cat peculiar Kind OF bis
cult made OF pastry and chocolate, and shaped
like human bones, 10 remind them OF death.
These biscuit are called dead bones" In
former times day in honor Of the dead was
kept In May when fresh beans nro IN season,
and these were eaten. When the day was
changed to November, dry beans had TO be
substituted
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-06

An important letter was received by the
Commissioners today from tho Health Onlcer
concerning the prevention of smallpox In this
city. The communication states that ms small.
pox is prevailing to considerable extent In
some of the cities adjoining us, and as cases
may Mt any time be imported to this city, IL II
necessary to take certain precautions to pro
vent the spread OF tho disease In case OF It's ap
pearancc. According to the letter there are
now two cases Of smallpox In the city, ono In n
hospital and the other Isolated In the house.
The Department docs not doubt Its ability 10
control the disease, but urges the necessity Of
nm appropriation Of $500 with which n light
wagon and horse and driver can be employed
I'm order to secure the immediate and safe con
yeyanco Of persons AFFLICTED 10 the hospital.
Tho appropriation will also cover the contlng.
ent expenses of isolatlng cases and taking such
precautions as Will prevent the communication
of the disease from house To house.
Major Morgan referred the communication to
the First Comptroller OF the Treasury and
asked permission TO devote $500 Of the con
tlngcnt fund to this use.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-06
THE COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT--Justicc Wylie.-Waters W..
Waters; referred to J. A. Clarke, examiner, to
take proof. Kerngood VI. Gusdorf; referred 10
Justice Cox for further hearing. Kropp vs..
Kropp; restraining order issued; returnablo
December 10, 1881 Webster vs.. webster;
sale ordered, and q. A. Elliot appointed trustee
to sell. Clark vs. Perry; auditors report ratl.
fled. Run W.. Tucker, reference to the audi.
tor. Koones VS.. Budd; sale 0nally ratified and
auditors report confirmed. Crown w. Crown
sale ratified nsi Hanewinckel vs.. Hane.
winckel: sale OF part OF lot 81, Bealfs add
ton to Georgetown, ratified. shoemaker VS.
Shoemaker; sale finally ratified, and reference
to auditor ordered. Gawler vs. Donovanj pro
confesso as to Richard Donovan. McManus
va. Boyle; leave to withdraw petition granted
Brown vs.. Brown; testimony ordered taken DO
fore A. A. Brooke, examiner. Mercer vs.. Hogan
motion to produce VIM. Hogan for crossex'
animation ovcrrulcd.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM-Chlef justice
Cartier and Justices Hagnor and James.-Tol
man vs. Phelps and Phelps vs.. Tolman judg
ment sustained In the rcplovin case
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-06
IRON and Coal Boom In the south.

A Chattanooga, Tenn, dispatch states
that there is at present an overwhelming
demand in that section for iron ore.
Competent judges state that there is at pre-
sent demand for one million tons of ore
from East Tennessee, North Alabama and
North Georgia. The chief cause of the
great demand is the desire of the Furnace
companies to stock heavily with surface ore
and in this event tunneled ore will have to
be purchased. The price of pig will CORE
spondingly advance on account of the in
creased cost of mining the latter. There is
also very great demand for coal by the
many industries in that section, and the
mines are sorely taxed to supply it,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-06
- -
The LeaVen in North Carolina.

Charlotte Observer.
The indications have been sufficiently mani
tested TO leave little doubt that strong effort
is to be made TO Mahoneize North Carolina,
and tho Republican leaders In this State,
backed by the party leaders at Washington, are
laying their plans and manipulating the wires
with that view. What following such may
have is matter of speculation, and depends,
to n great extent, upon the policy pursued by
the Democratic party. We are not among
those who are alarmed by the boasts that our
enemies make /; nor are we among those who
shut their eyes TO tho dangers that threaten,
and try TO persuade themselves that the
dangers have no existence. With IL solid Re-
publican vote on one side there is not Demo-
cratic margin enough to bear much cutting
down by dissentlons or by desertion. The first
the willy Republican managers will en-
courage, the second they Will foster and bid
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-06
The philharmonic society Concert.

The first concert OF the season to be given by
the Philharmonic Society Will be rendered to
the Washington public ON Wednesday next
December the Nth, ut the Congregational
Church, Tenth and q streets. The grand and
sublime oratorio OF "rhe Messiah will be
produced on that occasion by nm admirable
company OF artists. Among the same are the
following nationally popular sololsts: Miss
Ida Hubbell, soprano; Miss Anna Drasdil, con-
tralto; Mr.. Theodore Toedt, tenor, and Mr..
Franz Remmertz, basso. The entertainment
Is under the direction Of Mr.. Anton Gloetzner,
and Mr.. VIM. Waldeckcr acts as organlst. The
admission Is but 81, with no charge for re-
served seats. The sale Of seats commences to-
day Mt MctzcrottS.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-06

The Special assessment Division to-day
completed the revision of assessments against
alley In square 1876.
The District Commissioners to-day submit.
ted TO Congress their estimate of the expenses
Of all branches of the District Government for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1888. The
amount Is $3,451, 1881. The letter with
which the estimates were transmitted 10 the
Speaker OF the House gives the various items
as previously published
The Potomac Terra-Cotta Company to-day
took out permit to erect a new mandatory
on the site OF their factory, Mt Terra-Cotta sta
ton, on the Baltimore Ohio railroad.
which was destroyed by fire about year ago
The new factory Will be built OF brick, and
be three stories in height and seventy feet
front by ninety In depth. The cost Of the
building is estimated at $1,000.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-06
A Splenli(i Gift.

The New Orleans Picay,nc has informa-
ton to the effect that n former townsmaD,
Mr.. Paul Tulane, purposes to give property
worth a million of dollars to promote edu-
cation in the city Of New Orleans. The
Picayui,e says those who are acquainted
with Mr.. Tulane and know something OF
his broad and generous views upon bene-
VIOLENT subjects, as shown by the libernlity
with which, from time to time, he has
stepped forward to aid some worthy, strug-
Cling cause in that city, are not surprised
to learn that u grand benefaction is to
crown the declining years of life which
has been so full of charitable actions and
noble usefulness
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-06
More Jurors for the December Term.

The following names were drawn from the
jury box to-day to MI vacancies In the grand
and petit jurys Of the December term of the
Circuit Court-for those excused from service
on account of being disqualified:
For the Grand Jury.-John Herman, Ninth
and i streets northwest: George 4. Keen, 4 IL
Ninth street northwest: Thomas Cant, 221 O
street southwest: Dennis INLAND, 1850
Twentieth street northwest: u. u. Kcyscr, 500
Seventh street northwest; Henry G. McCauley,
D13 Fourth street southeast; Joshua Clark,
1913 Eleventh street southeast; Hugh j. Hart,
Il Second street northwest
For the Petit Jury.-Philip Hunckol, 1913
indiana avenue; j. q. Brooks county; James
Fitzpatrick, 1916 New York avenue Philip
Hutton, 1901 Nj street southeast; Leon Schell,
12O6 N street northwest; George II. Green,
county.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-06
Exnnninc Thi. Stock.

Parents should not neglect to call ut the we'll
known Boys Clothing House OF Il. Robinson &
Co., oO0 Pennsylvania avenue, and III their
boys out In n brand new suit from the splendid
and novel assortment on hand. The finest lot
OF boys ovcrcoats ever seen In Washington are
displayed. The prices are marvolously low.
We cordially recommend this famous estab.
llshment to our readers,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-06

"Truth," being admonished as he started out
by Guiteau, mot to read It like school-boy,
but with spirit"
Mr.. Scoville's reading not satisfying the pris.
oner, no took tho book from him and read
himself.
Mr.. Scoyillo suddenly Interrupted the read
Ing by informing the Court that he wished
Il. q. Spitzker.
Of New York, to be called. He had been sub
ppnaed but had not answered. His name was
called, but he failed to answer, ana MIR. Sco-
Vile asked for an attachment against him.
The Reading Grew Tedious
and District Attorney Corkhill suggested that
Mr.. Scovillc take the book, go through IL nj MS
rooms and mark such passages as he thought
pertinent to his case, and the court adjourn
adjourn until tomorrow at 10 o'clock, when
the prosecution would proceed with evidence
In rcbuttal.
10 this counsel for defense asscntcd, reserv.
Ing, however, the right to put DR.. Spitzkor, oil
New York, upon the stand rs soon as he ar
rived.
At 10 o'clock the court adjourned, and the
crowd dispersed, n much smaller number than
usual remaining to see the prisoner taken from
the courtroom 10 the van.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-06
The Festive BENCH.

Louisville Post.
The festive character Of high official position
ana residence in Washington appears from
beginning. At the grand ball given by the
Minister OF Spain, among those present were
Justices Waite, Miller, Matthews and Harlan.
IL seems as II all the effective force OF the
Supreme Bench occupied their winters In the
delights OF soft music, champagne, and that
modified can-can, the German, or that tanned
| cachuca, the racquet. Perhaps II the Judges
and their clerks went to fewer parties we would
hear less of the Court being "several years be-
hind with the docket"
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-06

The rumored honor TO Colorado by giving a
Cabinet place 10 ex-senator Chaffee Is objected
10 by the Denver RepuJiieda, because ''for the
past ten years Mr.. Chafree has not been resi-
dent OF Colorado, but OF New York, retaining
his residence hero on n technicality simply,
ana with political Wow solely"
And here Is another result ofclty government
controlled In the interests OF partisnns "The
salary list OF the employees Of New York city
amounts TO the nice little sum OF 100000
600. "
Tho Supreme Court Of Indiana, In Interpret
ing the Sunday law, has held that an innkeepef
may not legally sell a cigar to guest on sun
day, for the reason that cigar Ia not n neces-
sty 10 the most inveterate smoker.
The Detroit ET6e Press, paraphrasng Il we'll
known proyerb, remarks that the early juror
catches the verdict.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-06
Losing business.

An artist who Travelled In the White Noun
tains this summer had for n guido n dry,
weather-beaten genius, who lived In n little log
cabin with his wife, his wifo's parents and sew
| oral children. 81 tell YER" the guide remarked
one day, when he had fallen into a conflden-
tlal mood ''its all very well havin' Yer father
in-law live with yer Mt first; but II he hangs on
II docs got so II chaws feller up awful"
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-06
A Scene Not In the Bills.

Just at the suicide scene, In the play OF
"Romeo and Juliet" at the National Theatre,
last night, a lady In the dress-circle was sliced
satlon In the house by n series of spasmodic
shrieks She was evidently of highly nor.
vous nature and the realism OF the scene over.
came her. Just as Mary Anderson raised the
stiletto to plunge into her heart, the lady ut.
tered prolongued cry ofpain and continued II
until she tainted into unconsclousness and was
removed from the theatre.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-06
The Paying business.



Tho editor OF the London IeieDidl,h has
bought the Duke OF Wellingtons castle and
paid S1,OO0,OO0 for It. Journalism is quite n
prosperous business In London-quitc as pros.
porous journalism In Colorado. At this
writing, we don't happen to think of n Colorado
editor who would feel like putting LOCO, 900
Into n castle. ON the contrary, we could name
several who would feel happier II they knew
whore their next months rent was coming
| On.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-06
Still Divided.
Atlanta Constitution.

Atlanta COnstItutiOn,
David Davis was on the stand yesterday, and
divided himself very cvonly between the polit.
cal parties. He ntimated that the next war
would not come from the South. This was
very considerable In David
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-06
Marriage Licenses.

Ulderico Nessl, OF New York city, ana Mary
Zueimer, of Albany, n. Y.
John i. Mitchell and Rebecca Matthews.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-06

Whenever doctor visits q cemetery he
sees the figure Of patients on several monu-
ments smiling at gricf,-N. Y. Cam. Adr.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-06
Unbroken Assortment
District Government Notes.

Of business and dress suits ut Eisem
Brothers, corner Of Seventh and streets.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-06
Case No. li,Oo6. Indict'
ment for murder.
Chdiies II. GUiteuU.

December q, 1SS1.-On motion Of Charles j.
Guitcau, the defendant who appears In this
case in his own proper person, II IL hereby
OIdeIed, That the defendant have subpGnas
for thief GLOWING named witnesses: Y. s. Grant,
Roscoe Conkling Thomas @, Plat, - Robert.
| son, Marshall Jewell, S. w. Dorsey, Whitclaw
Reid, James Gordon Bennett, william Henry
Hulburt, Charles a. Dana, George Jones, VIII
liam Penn Nixon, Hugh Hastings and Ave ad-
ditional witnesses, besides the witnesses as
heretofore ordered, the fees thereof and costs
of services to be paid In the same manner as
Government witnesses arc paid according to
the Sintntn In such cnsoS mnln and nrnYllen.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-06
THE DEFENSE CLOSED.
REBuTTAL TESTIMONY TOMORROW
A Brief Session of the Court-tiuitcnu
Gets wild Again-Nc Dcnounccs His
Counsel - His Demand to Have
Grant and Others SubpGnRed
Denied - A Tedious Reading of

Tho attendance at the trial Of the assassin
continues to grow larger day by day. This
morning by o'clock AN hour before the
tlmo of opcning-thc room was well.crowdcd,
and by 10 n. m. there was standlngroom only.
This morning the female population was In
excess. There were very few visitors OF promi-
noncc, howcver-Scnntor Kellogg being the
nuIy nnn ~ untp
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-06

Mr.. Scoyllc Then began to clear out the
COURTROOM by proceeding with the monotonous
eadng Of Guiteaus theological work,
, 1881-09-24

- a writor IN tho 7n HAS newspaper has glvon
the following sketch OF a reuiarkublo @6lnun,
nyy S ss Ias pars e ssgf Is be- take II
by adycnturers, und especially by ndvuntur-
ossns. Thoro WIS Que Of the latter who
Of nt! tho vtreurs ot tho boulevard, who woFa
Msontax. she WY inaood y curious ci,nraetor:
whot. in lail+ she cn'no to uatluo III psrls. LoiH
MunteE WIS ehnfmtnE, person. Ttloro. was
uousesa. sno had Il whIto sSin isS iiowlns % l.atr
Hko shoots Ut honrysucktc. cloat, mild looking
oyos, t, and a mouth that oa. only bv co,n-
to e 9ao.e O1a|ssE s|anEer w%is csas:
r,s a r. iaIsHt 4; ;,. %Sa @ SSe w. xssy ysass ~
away, ro1uraed tn Ensland aud Afterwards
7" to spain oan and ntter many sscadss ea9y
hor that stg would mako fortune IT
s!ic ald 20; She secured m ctEagonent ut
euehucd. Tho people wont 10 scc her, not On
aec1unt ot hlr tMlents, but bucauso of hsr
orsH!aal style Of beauty. 9ho lived In grand
journalists, WIS utteu mentioned Ia the daily
rss9Fs n tne most ssecntrlo toilets, which she
bao W!s by no MoM,s MI ordinary persnnage.
ABOUT lst5 the writer of thosu lines saw 4 greot
PURPOSE. Sho wNs born In issl Ut Soyilts, h,.v.
aud tho City Of Seville fur hor goJtnutnpr. Sno
relnted to MO thAt ono evun,1g ut Il bull itl
CaIeultn sho refused TO waltz with a Kontlo-
1nan who was thiekly ooYured over with din
monds. On tho Individual asking hur tic
rcns0ll for her rofusul, ahe replied: Il cau-
foot tllis evening. fIo was hcr uhirouodist.
or corn doctor. Every ouo rc,llrfubors thu nu-
rupt manner Ia which Ah3 lott Paris tu 10 and
turn tho hpHtl OF lilo King 81 Dnynrfu. Ia hny0
herself croAtu,l Countess LsiIull, aid to nyor-
, 1881-09-24
An Alleged Plckpockot with 100000
n Krnf.

81. Juiufs 0a4stts.
Yesterday n very singular CnsO was decided by
thu MuEIatrnto Iii tho WoulwIch l0co Eourt.
a uarInAn uatned Mesael VIVA uhnrgetl viii, NJ
tHEnrttnv to pick pockets. ilorr Mes4pl. It was
statoa by hlA solicitor, Ia partner i,1 llrm Of
e1nnloA! manufacturers, aud hut III incone OF
$l1,9u yeAr; at,u, this be!ux VI, ho aHkod tho
AGtoetlya HbrRuant wflu took tho Aecusel into
custody whether hn would withdraw tue eAso.
HIT Herxt. Morgan tlGGliueI To wti,,lrtw tho
chArKc, Aud sWUro tllst he wAa in I!erGxtorp
Squire, Wuolwlch, on Saturday 1iKht, When i
market waa being hult. liz SAW tho defendant
III d crNNd standlnK rnund mnu who wAs
preaching; and, his attention huyt,lY bcen called
IT, Min on sovtrAt previous oCcAaIQns, hn
watched Herr Messe1. This gentiumMu, said
bcEgt. oturNan. ul0yed about groul crowd
tn crowd, lnnkiny AHltIt HIN IL sco whether ho
was o1servtd. uld then placed httiselt by tho
a|du u wuIuoi,, us II trying their pockoA. Once
he struck match as II ta l!xht nts p!pc, bur
Wltnpss distinctly snw 4M pit hls hanu 4nto the
10 aoze'l nh hand u he Withdrew It, but found
lllAt 1t heId nothing.
llo tho,l told me defendant that he WA a. do
tect!ye. and uharFeu hLHl with picking p1okots.
Tho Sergeant alsu STATED thAt hG saw Herr
b!gssol ActEn1 fn the Butao Why VI tho preyl1u1
Saturday. aud that hs had witnesses as tn uthes
oeenss0Gls, ono Of WHOM un!rtne4 that she had
Caught h1s haut Ia htr pocket.
The leC0n&a MAS that EceF Meaael had been
wounded III the FrAnco. rrusslaE wnr; iAat the
nnvanents nt hlH hands which tho Witnesses
had observed were tntende1 to 1cliefe himself