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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-26

Two days moderate application of the
means in question, enabled Mr.. Otto Eich-
horn, 1413 N. Ninth street, st. Louis, Mo, to
thus write US: HAL been a sufferer for the
past six weeks with severe pains In theshoul-
der and spine so that was unable to do any
work. Advised by a friend l used st. Jacobs
Oh. With the second application relief was
had and cure effected in two days.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-26

Leather and cloth can be rem
dered waterproof by being well smeared
over with preparation of parailine and
drying oil, made by adding about one
tenth part of the latter to melted paraf-
fne.-Dr. Foote'S Health Monthly for
FebTuarB.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-26
Peoria Na,,ou;,l Democrat. ]

TIE most eminent physicians of the day
highly recommend st. Jacobs Oil as cure for
rheumatism. 1t can be purchased at any
drug house, and the price is Insignificant when
you take into consideration the wonderful
cures 1t will produce.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-26
az Don't Want That stuff.

Is what a lady of Boston said to her hus-
band when he brought home some medicine
to cure her of sick headache and neuralgia
which had made her miserable for fourteen
years. At the first attack thereafter, it was
administered to her with such good results
that she continued its use until cured, and
was SO enthusiastic in its praise that she
induced twenty-,wo of the best families in
her circle to adopt it as their regular family
medicine. That ''stuff'' is Hop Bitters.-
ard
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-26

In the Baltimore american recent
ly was published an article declaring
that ghost was said to inhabit a house
at the corner of Huntington avenue and
Bartlett street, that city. The proprie-
tor of the american has now been sued
for*4Q.Q 900 damages, the owner of the
house ciafmiag that since the publica-
ton OF the article nobody will rent the
house.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-26

William F. Tolley, of Kingston, N.
Y, is an electrical marvel. Mr.. Tolley
is SO full of electricity that when he
slides across carpet. even with his
boots on, he can light the gas with his
fingers, and when a person touches his
nose or an ear with their fingers shock
is received in the arm and 4 bright spark
is emitted
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-26
The Nat,ona, c,t,xen-so,a,er,

An eight-page forty column, weekly journal,
published at Washington, D. c., is brim.ul of
good things for the citizen as well as for the
soldier. It opposes monopoly, fayors equal
and exact justice to all classes, and is the
special champion and defender of the rights
of the soldier, his widow and orphans. Ithas
a thrilling story of the war every week. Ey-
cry soldier should have this paper to keep
him posted. Terms, S100 rer year; sample
copy free. Address CITIzEN-SoLDIER Pub
fishing Co., Box 5SS. Washington, d. c.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-26

"A girl with diphtheria was sent from
one relative to another, at Green Lake,
Wisconsin, each refusing to take her in,
until she died in the wagon.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-26

BOY who finds fault with pie and pudding
at home will take a pinch of salt and two
potatoes and make good dinner. out in the
woods on a rabbit hunt-Detr0n Free Press.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-26

Thu donkey keeps his tongue still and his
ears In motion. Consequently his ears
never frozen. There is a moral here, if you
will search for it.-Bostoal Transcript.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-26

"A telephone manager who is of an
observing turn of mind, says that when
a family gets telephone in the house
they keep up constant ringing the
first two or three days and hello them
selves hoarse. The next day or two the
racket is kept up in more modified
manner. After the week is out they
settle down to be old stagers at the in
strument, and the bell is rarely runG
unless there is business on hand.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-26

CHICAGO paper says the best scheme for
improving the Mississippi River would be
something to prevent st. Louis people from
bathing In It,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-26
Uou,eno,a need. Free.

A Househoid Need, Free.
Send on posfal card for so page book on ''The
Liver,' its iseases and their treatment Ad-
dress DIR. Sanford, 49, Broadway, New York.
ASK your druggist for Redding's Russia
Salye. Keep it in house in ease of accidents.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-26

A few weeks after Miss Isabel East
man became Mrs. Nathaniel Leigh. her
husband. lying at her feet in the
orchard, and looking up into her face
with adoring eyes, said: 81 never
would have gained courage to have
told you of my love, though 1 loved
you from the very first, had L not heard
from your own sweet lips that you
cared a little for me. What good
spirit, my blessed. sent you of all
noonP'
''It was an imp sent me there"
she answered, demurely. "Mother's
youngest, who whispered to me, as 1
left the house with Lottie. There's
something awful jolly way back in
the farm yard-a pyramid of cabbages
and Nat Leigh's fast asleep behind
it. "-Harper' Weekly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-21
Fort Worth.


Special to the Herald.
Fort Worth, July 20. Tho Texas & Pa
cac railroad have been busy lsying ad
di,ional tracks in their yard at this poin,
and have now In use over five miles of tract
with grading for two miles more. The rail-
will soon be ad on tn 8, when they will hsy,
over seven miles of track for their large ant
rapidly increasing business here.
Fra Rain, the efficient and ctur eous
tra,nmsster, Is now u grass widow,r, hii
wife having gone to X ,nsas on u visit.
One of our aldermen wanted to know from
the council whether IL is the proper thing
fjr policeman 70 invite an alderman out T.
ught q duel. Council gave Il
up and referred II 10 q committee.
Our city "dAds" arc contemplating con,
dn'og the prostitutes to certain Dor. ion o
the city. "Hell's Half Acre" would be IN
appropriate pla If large enough.
New houses arc booming up on every side
and real estate Is still advancing In prlce.
A. Oammack, chief clerk 70 Assistant
Superintendent 8 6nds, 10 going 10
take q trip 10 Saratoga, Long Branch
and other resorts soon. None deserves rec.
reation more than Jack"
w. Z. Jennings, baggage master for the
Texas g. Pacific, a. this place, while UNLOAD.
Ing trubks from this morning's train, was un,
fortunate enough 10 let q ''Haratoea" strike
him on the head, cutting Qu,ts : severe
cash, Dt. Peti't railroad physician, attend
I'd him and dressed his wound and be ID
getting slong % we'll % could be expected.
Mrs. Lsriner. wife Of O j. Larlmef, cash.
Ter Of tho Texas b Pacific railway, died hi,
morning.
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ANegro woman Murdere d !.

Richmond, Va, July 2O-At an early
hour this morning, Madison Taylor, COL
ored stevedore, stabbed to death colort
woman named Violet Missions, with whom
he had been cohabiting. Taylor, who had
become jealous of the attentions to the wo.
man of another negro, had left her some time
ago, but not satisfied with this, resolved up.
on something desperate in the way of re.
veDgs. After prOwling about tho neighbor.
hood of The woman's house nearly all las'
night, be met her this morning as she came
out and charged her with unfaithfulness t.
him. This the woman denied and tried to
psss him, when Taylor, with Q long knife
stabbed her In the breast, causing her death
In about three minutes. The murderer o..
capped snd has not yet been captured.
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Affairs at Albany,

Albany, N. Y, July 20.-The joint con.
vention met at noon to-day and proceeded to
vote with the following reaul,: TIE CON.
bined vote was Lsphsm IA, Potter 40,
Oonkli"c %, Woodford /. Necessary to q
choice 76.
speaker Sharpe, in voting, noticed q news
paper statement that he had been uDgrateful
to Mr.. Conklipg, and said that he had never
had any Office by the assistance OF any one who
had been a candidate for the United States
Senate here, or that Of any one else.
The chair declared that no choice had
been made.
Another vote was taken, with the follow
ing result: Lsphsm ~, Potter 45 Conkling
%, Woodford /. Necessary TO n choice 76.
The chair declared that no choice had
been made.
Senator Strahan moved an adjournment.
Carried
When the concurrent resolution regarding
final adjournment came up in the senate
to-day, MIR. Woodin moved an amendment
by making the resolution read December
31st.
A long debate followed, after which the
resolution to adjourn was tabled by vote Of
IL to Is.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-21
Kentucky Outrages.

Louisville, Ky, July 2O-A special dis.
patch from Msysville 10 tho Courier Journal,
says the Big Sandy railroad company, con.
s'ructing their line through Carter County,
having trouble with the organization known
rs "ths natives" contractors and their op.
eratives have been threatened for some
shot 10 prevent his appearing az witneas
against his assAilan,s. On Monday An Al.
tempt was made on Sinking creek, 70 wreck
. construction train, and The men building
bridges were driven of from
their work. The county au.hcri.
ties seem powerless 70 restrain these
outrages and the stale Is asked 10 remedy
them. The road 10 rapidly approaching
completion, and the cars would be running
through from the Ohio river in few weeks
II tie builders were allowed to 20 on with
their work peaceublv.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-21
Galveston.


Special to the Herald.
Galveston, July 20-On Saturday nigh,
last, the house Of Mr.. jake Davis, of the
drm of B. R Davis s. Bro, furniture deal
srs. was entered through . window and 9
gold watch and chain, = foe imported mer-
schaum cigar holder tipped with amber, and
few other articles abstraeted. The Case
was put in the hands of Special Officer
Mountain, who arrested BENZ amin +. Null
lins, a printer, for the crime. Mullins Was
bound over to the criminal court In the sum
Of $500.
The case of Richard Stephens, for
the murder OF his divorced wife, Mrs.
Elizabeth Percival, whom he shot and
killed upon the balcony Of the Englisn
kitchen, on Msrdi Gras night, as the pro-
cession was passing, was called in the Grim
inal district cour. to-day. "a .venire mum
bering one hundred and eighty has been ex.
hausted and only eight Jurors secured. The
case is attracting manifest interest.
The Ga ves on.Eagle Pass air line to-day
| filed liz first mortgage deed IN favor Of the
Mercantile Trust company, of New York, On
the line, right ofwSy and franchk o., from
Galveston to E'gle Pass, q distance OF
three hundred and fifty miles
The issue Is not 10 exceed
$50 600 per mile Of road constructed.
The following telegram, sighed by various
ministers, presidents Of 3D. coties and men OF
!srious p ,litical opinions, was forwardei to
Governor Charles Foster, at CJlumbus:
Governor Roberts having declined to issue
q proclamation that Texas will unite with
other states in services Of Thanksgiving and
prayer in view Of the presidents recovery,
tho people OF Texas, Of all religious and
political creeds, will observe the day which
shall be appointed"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-21

Saratoga July 20-Mr. Willer, Of the
st. James hotel, made a hit In the second
race to-day. Victim was tho fAvorite, bu,
Willer bsckod Boulevard, tho Kentucky
horse. 10 win, to tho extent Of Sl4,600 Hu
substituted Isaso Murphy for tho boy who
had tho mount When wi,hir
tow.siraigh., Spellmsu, on Victim,
thought he had the rsco
won and pulled up. Along came Boult-
ward with rush. Before Spelman could
begin riding again, Murphy va. at VIC
Tins shroat-ls.ch. Murphy laid along
side Of Victim so close that
Spellman could not uso his whip. Muir.
rhvt whip arm Was free and made puch
clever uso Of u that Willer: won his $l4,500
BY good headway.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-21
ut. LOUIS.
Frocesdines Of the National Cotton
Exchange Convention,

Proceedings Of the National Cotton
Exchange Convention.
Speoial 10 the Herald.
81. Louis, Mo. July 20-The Afth annual
convention Of the National cotton cxchapya
was called TO order to-day by President
L,tette shortly after l2 o'clock. Sixtv
delegates were present. They vera q tlne.
looking body Of men. The president "a.
ported that satisfactory progress had boa,
made 10 promoting the efficiency and extend.
ing the fulness Of local cotton exchsnos.
He thought II a source Of peculiar sjeni6.
csnce that q delegation was present ss ran.
resentatives Of the Cotton Plan,ers' associs,
tion. He said the cause of shs
failure Of tho previous convan,ior i'm
to explain the change In the mode of ,eliinr
cotton from gross TO net weight and 10 ras
establish the custom Of selling tv oros.
weight, was tho prevailing opinion smonc
planters that tho best mode d The ono n,,,s
In vogue. Satisfactory progress hss bssr ,.S
made as regards the movement and cousumn-
tion Of crops.
After recess Of half an hour The comm,..
toe on credentials reported the Names Of ina
following delegaie.: WV
Norfolk, VA-Beanett Bevepa. n n
Brooke, Louis billiard, w. Charles, q. ri.
lott M
Mobile W. 8. Gardner, D. T. Ho,., =
O. Bush, James A. Mccain. "
Austin, TsxAs-E L Denni, Oh.,,..
Evans, 9 A McAsham. N'
b. Louis-W n Senter, AA Peysop. n
Y johnson, Henry Diucker, JsSme
ssvannah-John + whes.on, y O H.,d.
vick. W ] SANS, Thomas 8 Waype. ri
Louman, j B T.orp, D B Mirror, Jossph
New York--John L McCaulsy. r n
Roundtree, Frank Krohn, Edwin p lsrch.
Cincinnati George Seaman, John m.
Donald.
New Orleans-A + Jnoiu. Edv.,a
Doball, L q Jury, ::ChArles Il Black. 81 In
N PMke-, Atwcod Voile,t, Frank Dsminr.
~ Drukelspeck, r Kirkpasrlck. Calamsl
Buck, Herman Leopold, Robert NssvsIi.
William A 0wyn, Louis Buck, j B L.bItto.
A communication was read inviting ~
delegates TO mako an excursion on the river
exchange. '' SS'''"
MS 80 o'clock tomorrow morning q viii.
viii 6e msdo 70 tho cotton comprcsies.
On Thu'sday tho delegates will bo ban.
quetted o. Forest park.
The * oitive council submi,tsd
an eahausI',e report Of tho cotton markst
Of sbc prcgrsss made In planting, snd ~
benefits derived from the organisation OF M
c,tton msrchauts and planisrs, Acccfdins
% shis report taking Tie avsrses of,he ~
nve ysasA only shifly-ous pee oenl Of ~
cotton crop Of tAs Unlisd stslss Z msnuSo,
tu!ed here eixlysnine pee oeak golne o6rood.
principally 70 Graf Bhlaia. III IA
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Cemanche.
,peclal 10 tho Herald

Special TO the Herald.
Comanche, July 20.-Colonel w. b. Law.
repoe, right Of way agent Of the Fort Worth
& RIO Grande ralroai, addressed . large
mestipg OF citizens d tho court house Ia,
night and ma formal proposition for ,hs
road to Q me 10 Conisnche, provided ,hs
right Of way and depot grounds we're socured
10 the company, which request was RuNran.
teed and a hond Of $50 400 givon 10 secure
IL Our people are alive 70 tbe hsue md
there is vraat rejoicing over the prospsch Of
= road. The road will be 90 rpi tod 20 far
as Coma che by September, 1882. The eur
veyiug CO. ps Ia now hard as work locating
about five miles per day.
Four new two-story stone hnsincss housss
nre Ia course Of erection on ,he
square, and property has advanced 25 pvr
cent. within the past three Weeks
Mr.. Spurlv Hamilton wss to.dsy marrI~d
70 one Of o ma b :. iaifess yourR lodie |,
Miss Maggie vsddsr. daughtse Of 8. 81
vsddss. formerly Of 0alvesiou. Blshoo A,
o. 0srfsla performed W. eeeemcay.
Cotton = ileokiAg bslass ~ h "a "
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Mohammedan vs. Christians

Paris. July 20-The Orau correspondent
Of Le Temps says, in connection with the
troubles in Algosis, that letters were sent
from Mecca in 1880 TO all Mohsmmedsp
countries, vigorously appeal to the sentiment
of the brotherhood for uniting of all Mussel
men, and declaring that Islam was threat
eLed with complete destruction, that Fog
land was the mistress of India, France OF Al
geria and Russia of Turkestsn, and there
fore it behooved the Mohammedsns to awake
everywhere and throw off the christian
dominion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-21
A OmDlete RiRacO

London, July 20-Mr. O'Donnell, home
rule member Of parliament for Dongarvon,
writes 10 the Times claiming that the gov.
ernment have virtually abandoned the
emigration clause of tho land bill by in.
sertine provision limiting the expenditure
TO &2OO 600, to be spread over period OF
three years, but for this concession he says
the government could only hsye passed a
clause expelling all home rule members
As this ciauso stands, the home rule mem-
bers regard it as a complete fasco.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-21
Bradiaugh's Busabso.

London. July 2O.-Bradlaugh had an
Interview with the inspector of police at the
house Of commons, aud Informed him that he
does not intend to bring q mob to West
minister on the Sd Of August, when he will
present himself ut the table of the house,
claiming his parliamentary rights, but says
be cannot prevent q mob from gathering.
The police will exclude the public from the
palace yard on that day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-21
Fire IL PhiladcIphia

Philadelphis, Pa, July 20,-At half rast
8 O'Clock tonight Gro broke out In the drying
room ofthe Psqul cotton mills. eight In num-
Der covering three acres and occupying nearly
tour squares Of territory. The loss on The
burned building With stock and
machinery destroyed IA estimated al be.
tween 500 600 and $50, 900; covered by In l.,
surance amounting H. the l.,'er figure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-21

London, July 2O-The Tunes prints, with
prominence, which indicates Ito authoritative
source, letter signed "A Resident 10 Rome
% followG II have sufficient ground for.
believing that had oil gone quietly tho pope
would have taken the occasion be desires for
Terminating his imprisonment and that a
torch.bearing procession was organized by
the old Zcalots 10 distinot opposition 70 the
representations OF the cardinal vicar. He
hoped provoking what 10 fact happened, ard
70 effec,ually prevent the pope from pas.
Ing the doors OF the vatican"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-21
Obituary.

RichmoLd, Va, july 20.-A telegram
from Farmvile, w., announces the deaf h
of. Il. 8. T. Andrews, proprietor ,snd edi :
tor OF the Farmville Mercury. and says he
was native OF Engand tor many years, and
was connec'ed with the press Of that country,
He came to Virginia about ten years apo
and has been evtrj ..g.rc", prominent in ev, r,
thing affecting tho welfare Of his adopted
state,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-21
missisr,DDt rroh,b,,,ont.1s

jackson, Miss, July 20 Tho state pro.
hibision convention met here to-day. Two
hundred delegates from thirty-seven coun.
ties were present. The action of the con-
vention looks to getting the next legislature
to submit to the people an amendment to
the constitution prohibiting the liquor
traffic
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England, France ard Tripoli,

London. July 20.-It is expected that cor.
respondence between England and France in
regard to Tripoli will be published before
the close Of parliament, showing that Eag
land informed France that Tripoli, being
Turkish territory, any attempt to repeat
Tunis proceedings there would raise the
whole question of the European guarantee
to the Ottoman empire.
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London. July 20.-In the house of COM
mons, last night, tho committee on the land
bill, the amendment OF Right Hon. Hugh
Law, attorney general for ireland, enabling
the land courtb quash all leases concluded
since 1870. which it fnds to contain unfair
terms, aud to have been forced on the tensnt I
by threat of eviction or by undue il fuence,
was carried by vote of POI to lO9.
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Sherman.

Special to the Herald.
Sherman July 20.-A case Of varioloid de-
voloped on woman here to-day. She lelt
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Friday and ar.
rived here Monday on a visit TO her father.
who resides here. II 10 q very mild case. and
the physicians say 1t will not spread, owing
10 the weather.
v. W. Hselip died yesterday from sum
stroke at Kentuckey towns
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Mystic Park RWces =.

Boston, July 2o.-As h, Mystic pork
there were two events contested. In The 2.2o
class Little Gem took three heats and tie
race. The best time was 2,3l. John n.
Wills and running mate tried 70 beat The
beat tins. 2'lAl.4. The bsst time made was
2:22 =
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hoBEhr nEfBUhN.
The following Was sent this morning to
each Of the CABINET officers, by the presi-
denrs private secretary: Executive Man
sion, q. m.-There is decided improve.
ment in The presidents condition this morn.
ing. He slept very we'll during the night,
and bis pulse at this hour is So, which 10
lower than Ut any previous time. His tenn.
peraiure and respiration are normal Tho
wound is doing we'll and is discharging
freely and properly. The presidents Appe-
tits is still good but great care will continue
to be- exercised in bis diet.
Official bulletin,7 p. m.-The president
has passed an excellent day. At p. m. his
pulse was s.; Temperature 9S; iespira-
tion lS At the present time his pulse
is SO; temperature 80 6; respiration 10.
The following telegram w 8 sent by the
attending surgeort tO. the consulting surgeons
this evening ut 7 p m: During the pas,
"a hours the pre,ideDrs progress has been
uhiform and satisfactory. He had good
night, and has exl retsed himself throughou,
the day as feeling quite comfortable. The
indication reported IN our last telegram has
been continued without change. At $3.50
bis pulse was 96; temperature 9S s; rpspira
tiOn 18. At p. m. his pulse was 98; tenn.
perature 9S 4; respiration IS. At 7p. m
his pulse WAS 90; temperature 9S 6; respira-
ton 10.
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Bold Nihtltsta.

London, July 20.-A Berlin dispatch TO
the 81 James Gazette this evening says the
nih'lists are holding congress in ST. Peters.
burg under the very eyes of the govern.
ment, which, although fully warned Of the
fact, are unable to discover the place Of
meeting,
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DeusOn.

DeueOn.
Special to the Herald.
Denton, July 20.-The residence Of b. b.
Dawson, on Ok street, was entered Last
night by burglars, the doors being left open
On account ofthe excessive heat. The pants
pockets Of A. Griffith were robbed o. about
I've dollars In silver and the keys 10 the store
and sSfs stolen. The storehouss Of the firm
Of Griffith s. Dawson Was entered. The safe
WAS found locked this morning, but
the key being In tho possession Of the
burglars. II 10 not known whether II has been
opened or not. From appearances II 10 more
than likely 1t has, as matches had been
burned and dropped about the safe door.
The burglars broke throu.h window instead
Of entering the door, To which they had the
key. There was in the safe about seventy
live dollars.
The house Of Msj. M. w. Davenport was
burglarized last week Of seventy Eve dollsrs,
which he had in desk drawer at his resi-.
dence. No clue as yet TO the burglars.