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| under charge of an officer of the Northwest.
erl2 Police to Fort Buford and turned over to
the military authorities.
The Pedestrian Contest mt New York.
New York, January 25th.-The score of
the pedestrians at 8 o'clock was: Hughes
ZIG, Curran 179. Albert 206. Barber 10Y,
Mignault 1S5, Vint 200, Cox 200, Krohne
202. Feeney 100, Lacouse 165, Howard 1875.
Campaina l75. Burke AS, Phillips 162
NEW YoRK, January 26th-A. M.-The
score of the pedestrians at II o'clock was as
follows Hughes 229 Cox 220, Albert 300.
Vint 213, Krohne 206, Howard 2O5, Feeney
1919, Mignault 193 Curran 1S5, Campaina
$50. Phillips 176, Lacouse 100, Burke 155,
Barber 80.
Mexican National Railway.
New YORK, January 26th-A. MA dis
patch was received from General Palmer at
the office of the Mexican National Railway
Company in this city yesterday, to send a
large force OF engineers to ManzaBilla, on the
Pacific Coast, for work ON the section of the
road between that place and Colima. He
also ordered forward large amount Of rail-
road material and supplies, including 1000
tons of steel rails The officers of the com.
pany were instructed to send such supplies as
would be necessary for the completion of this
part of the road in the coming summer. The
force working south from Laredo has been IL
creased recently. The Pacific Mail steam
ships now touch at Manzanilla, having re-
sumed that route about the beginning of the
present month
The Treasury SecretaFyship.
New York, January 26th-A. M.-The
Suns Washington special says The Treasury
Department has been positively and formally
offered to Senator Allison, and there is no
doubt that he will accept it.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Sudden Death.

PoRT TOWNSEND, January 25th.-An old
man named Lewis Spencer, living at La
Center, w. t., dropped dead yesterday on
his farm He seemed in perfect health up to
the time of his death, which is attributed to
heart disease. He was an old pioneer and a
highly esteemed citizen,
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BRITISH COLuMBIA.
opening OF the legislative Assembly.

VICTORIA, January 25th.-The Legislative
Assembly was opened yesterday. The speech
is barren of interest, beyond the fact being
out its railway obligations.
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HAMMERS GLycERoLK TAR. The most perfect
cough cure extant. Hundreds testify to It's good
efTacta
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HAMMERS GLYoEBoLE OF TAR has been
before the public for the past six years, and
its constantly increasing demand is the best
testimonial OF its success.
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southcru Pncific passeucers.
NEW MEXICO.

Bounty for Apache scaIps.
SANTA FE, January 25th.-Citizens of
Leonana and Grant counties propose to offer
bounty of 500 for each Apache scalp.
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CRY OF MEXICO, January 19th.-The
agent of the Central Railroad has arrived at
Pass del Norte, who announces that work
will begin on the Mexican side as soon as the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe road reaches
the Rio Grande. The Sullivan company has
purchased the railroad from Zacatecas to
Guadalupe.
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San Buenaventura, January 4-Alex Gandolfo TO
Kzta Mclaughlin.
Sen Puenaventurs, January l5-John A. Barry to
Barbara Fernandez.
Nevada City, January 21-conrad Seaman TO letsa
Foot.
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DO YOU KNOW ?

2 HAVE FOR SALE FARMS, HOUSES, BUILD
4 ing Lots and lots Of other things Stranger il
you come here to buy Real Estate, or wish TO buy
get interestn established business of any
kind you call on me / think can post you quicker
and better than any other man here. Mind you,
CARL STRO8EL,
No. 321 street, Sacramento, is the only Commission
IN, bItre iaOg Ip1p
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BORN.

Woodland, January 21-wife of Sam. Haines, 4
daughter.
Near Martinez, January 17-Wife Of Patrick Scanlan
son.
Martinez, January 2l--wfe of Henry Gaetien, a
son.
Scott Valley, January 18-Wife OF j. NJ. wolford, 4
daughter
Grass Valley, January 21-wie of James KeathIey,
daughter
Grass Valley January 23-wife Of Al Burrows. \
son.
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ASK Your DRUGGIST for Hammers ely
cerole of Tar for coughs and colds, and take
no other
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
MATTERS AT WASHINGTON.
Discouraging Prospect for Action on the
Chinese Treaties.
THE SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.
Horrible Case of Neglect and Disease at
Chicago.
PASSENGERS COMING WEST BY RAIL.
Controversy Between the Central Pacific
and the Government.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF F.REicN NEWS.
The Jury in the State Trials at Dublin
Fail to Agree.
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FeR THE COUGHS AND COLDS now prevail.
ing, Hammers Glycerole of Tar is specific.
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HAMMERS CAsoARA SAaRADA BTTzRs touches the
right spot in dyspepsia, constipation and liver com
nla Mt
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REGULATE THB LIVER with Hammers Cascar
SagIads Bitters. and health is the result.
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SECOND DISPATCH

CARSON. January 25th.-The Senate held
no afternoon session yesterday, but the As
sembly remained in session until nearly j
o'clock, wrangling over the bill to regulate the
salaries of county officers.
Several investigations are being talked of,
among which are several Republican State
officers the Orphan Asylum and the old
State Printer.
Lieutenant-Governor Jewett Adams is in a
towering rage over the prospect of being ex
oficio Warden of the State Prison or have his
salary cut down to working days All the
officers whose salaries are likely to be reduced
threaten to camp on the trail of all who are
concerned in the matter.
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MARRIED.

HAMMERS cAsoARA sAskADA BrrrHRs for habitu'
constipation
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NAPA, January 25th.-A A. Tubb, who
lately stopped man near Napa and relieved
him of his horse and money, has been com.
mitted to the Insane Asylum. Tubb is the
same person who lately stopped the Walnut
Creek stage.
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NEVADA.


CARSON. January 25th.-There was a lively
brush in the Senate this morning over the
claims growing out Of the White Pine Indian
war, Powning, Rockhill, Mcconnell, Haines
and Doolin participating. The claims were
allowed.
1t is now settled fact that the committee
detailed to inquire into the management of
the orphan asylum will report unfavorably
and recommend the cutting down Of the man
ayers salary.
The bill to reduce the salary of State Off
GERS gains daily in favor. Some of the par
ties whom the bill will effect are getting more
and more worked up about it, and threaten
vengeance.
The Williams resolution is still in the COM
mittee's hands.
The fight against the Virginia and Truclee
Railroad promises to become one of the main
issues of the session. The Virginia Water
Company will also come in for share of the
investigation.
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DR.. UssAs's LIopeR AsTIDorH, carefully prepared
of the best Quill Bark by NJ. 5. Hammer, druggist,
Sacramento. (The celebrated cure for drunkenness
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Miner Injured.

VIRGINIA, January 25sh.-At A. NJ. to-
day, w. II. Abbott. a nephew of the pump
man killed at the Union shaft last summer,
fell from the 2200-foot level of the Union
shaft fifty feet. When taken up he had
crescent-shaped wound across the abdomen
through the skin and outer muscles sixteen
inches long, reaching from hip to hip, and a
second wound down the back eight inches
long. Tbs bowels were only held in place
by the membraneous under lining. In dress
ing the wound the surgeon took 80 stitches.
Abbott is not yet dead
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TEL.ECRhPHIC.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
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|. PACIFIC COAST.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
BASTARD WORK OF SCOUNDRELs.
Attempt to Hoist Hotel in Santa Barbara
County with Petards.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL
The Chinese Treaties Discussed in San
Francisco.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY
Fatal Fall of Miner in a Shaft on the
Comstock.
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HMsxR's eIYcERoLs or TAR, for coughs aud cold,
Try u
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Senate.

lsrrcrA1 BY TELEGRAPH 70 TIE RECORD usrosl
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Fatal ResuIt-Mine Sold by the sheriff.
VIRGINIA, January 25th.-Abbott died at
$50 this evening.
The Baltimore Consolidated mine has been
decided under Sheriff sale to E. Strother. for
the consideration of $40, 900.
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Attempt to Destroy n Hotel with Bomb
,alI

shells.
LoMPoC, January 25th-Great excitement
prevails here to-day. Some parties unknown
at present tried to blow up the Lompoc Flo.
tel last night, about l o'clock, by throwing
bombshells in through the windows -Four
were thrown, only one exploding, breaking
the doors, windows, partitions, aud causing
great confusion. Two were thrown into the
sleepiDg-room of Mrs. and Mr.. Butchard but
did not explode, one in the billiard room
did not explode, and the last in the shoe
shop, which is part of the hotel, doing the
above damage. Had they all exploded the
building would have been completely de-
stroyed and several lives lost. The size of
the bombshells were two feet two inches in
circumference, and weigh nearly six pounds
each.
Southern Pacific Passengers.
MoJAvE January 25th.-The following
southern overland passengers passed Moiave
to-day, to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow
A. Sampson, J. Boyer, j.. McFadden and
wife, San Francisco S. e. Locke, Los An
geles; A. G. Iitcornb, San Francisco J. NJ
Quinn, Anaheim; A. Kinds, Mrs NJ G..
h:ceand son, San Francisco Arcadia Billiard
and daughter, Los Angeles; M. Love, Miss
Calhoun, San JOSE II. H. Spencer, Los An
geles; G. w. Bennett, Suffer Creek; John
Rowan, San Francisco w. &. Genville, San
Bernardino.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION
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OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY

Fatal Fall of Miner in Shaft on th'
Comstock.
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NV York. January 26th-A M-The
HeralFs Fort Buford Cd. IT, special says: A
man who has just arrived from Woody Noun
tain at this post reports that Sitting Bull has
formally surrendered there to the Canadian
Government, and asks that he may be sent
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALL CLASSES

MEET AT THE USUAL TIMES THIS WEEK.
ja2G-lt BE. SKINNER.
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Attempt to Hoist Hotel in Santa Barbara
County with Petards.
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Hard Times In Earnest.

ton, the English millionaire and owner of the
largest cloth manufactures in the world, dis
charged /, 500 weavers at stroke. and an
nounces that the establishment will be closed
in few days if trade does not improve
Other Russian cotton mills are on short time
or closing, because of accumulation of stock
and slack trade. The failure of last years
harvest deprives the peasants of means to
buy cotton goods. The cloth trade is in q
similar condition.
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Funeral of so.hern. The Actor.

LONDON, January 25th.-The remains of
the late E. A. Sothern, the actor, were buried
to-day at Southampton. in accordance with
his own request, in the grave containing the
remains of his sister, Mrs. Gwynne. Sothern
had ordered that his funeral should be strictly
private and nobody invited. The funeral
party left Sothern's late residence, London,
at this morning, and arrived in Southamp-
ton at 11:30. Six private carriages following
the hearse, contained, among Others. Lyttle
ton Sothern, Samuel Sothern. Edwin Booth,
Dion Boucicault, Sir John Reid and Edgar
Pemberton. Robert Wyndham, a personal
friend, read the burial service
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BASTARD WORK OF sOoUNDRELs.
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The Chinese Treaties Discussed in San
Francisco.
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PHOSPHATE SOAP,
sTEINWAY & Sons Plan ..a-

A HEYMAN, SOLE AGENT, l., ea~a
"A. street, BET. Sixth and Seventh, =
opposite Courthouse PIANOS To, 9T 81
LET Planes solJ On instalments, u i
dq.eplm
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The Great Telegraph Enterprise.
Sitting Bull Formally surrenders.

PETERSBURG IVA, January 25th.-A vel
heavy snowstorm prevailed to-day alor
the Wilmington aud Weldon Railroad.
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PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL
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DUBLIN, January 25th.--As soon as the
result of the state trials became known in
Dungarvan, the town was brilliantly illumi-
mated, bands paraded the streets, and the
mention of the traversers' names was cheered,
and the surrounding hills were ablaze for 20
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CHICAGO, January 25th.-1he jury tonight
in the Criminal Court found Lesser Fried
burg guilty on three counts of an Indictment
against him for larceny and receiving and
paving for stolen goods, and sentenced him to
four years in the Penitentiary. Friedburg is
pawnbroker of evil repute. who for many
years has been "fence for the worst kind
of thieves, burglars and pickpockets. This
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MATTERS AT WASHINGTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15

THE POLITICAL sITUATION-THE LIBERALS WARNED.
LONDON, Monday. March II. 1881.
The Times says Sir Stafford NorthcOte's ad-
dress to hrs const uents political event for which it
would be difficult to And precedent II Is step Of
which the consequences may prove extremely grave 1t
Is taken on behalf Of the whole body Of the Conservative
opposition, after deliberate reflection and discussion
The Conservatives will not support Mr. Gadstones pro-
posa for urgency II will therefore be defeated should
it be pressed.
The form OF Str Stafford NOrthc0tes protest Ia in itself
an Illustration OF the embarrassing and abnormal
dlnons now prevailing. He is compelled TO address the
electors Of North Devon because when Mr. Gadstone's
resolution Is put to the House debate will be per-
mitted Mr. Gladstone himself VIII not to-day have an
opportunity Of answering Sir stafford NorthcOte. II
Sir stafford NOrthcOtes statement be correct his refusal
to support urgency is abundanty justified II the public
business should not be found capable Of dispatch in the
manner he suggests he will have to share the blame
with the Government
Mr. Gladstone must acquesce in the rejection Of his
resolution. II would be ridiculous think of evolving
ministerial crisis out OF the refusal Of the Conservatives
TO grant urgency whenever demanded II the Opposition
were 10 stand dORgedy In the way Of the legitimate dis
paen OF business there might bo some preext for On
appeal TO the constituencies, even by Minister with
large majority behind him. The Conservatives. how
ever, have shown much consideration aud public
spirit during tho present session that their denuncation
ply would hardly find favor Moreover, Sir Stafford
NOrhcotes alternative suggestions at least pausibe
the case for urgency cannot be regarded established
The issue OF the Coventry election Will not encourage
the Government TO pick quarrel with the Opposition ON
the ground OF the proposed urgency vote. The contest
II evidence, 70 certain extent OF an ebb In the tide
whch ran so Overwhelmingly high at the last election
Tue difficulties Of the Government, though not all OF
their own CREATION producing the usual effect upon
the minds Of the II IA time for Crcumspectiun
ln policy. The Ministers must be heedfu not TO arOnt
popular feeling, aud 10 abstain from challenging unne-
cessary conflicts upon doubtful grounds.
Er stafford NorhcOte IN his letter TO hls constituents,
saws that The question Is OF vital importance not In
ng
row OF the Parliamentary system. He urges that the
Government has plenty OF time for voting supplies with
OUT urgency and protests against the demand for sup
piles win pistol presented at the head Of the Oppos
tOu.
THE PREMIER DEFEATED.
The urgency motion was lost, Il not obtaining the
necessary tw onrds majority; 200 members voted for
the motion and 2l2 against IT, Mr. Gladstone announced
that he acqu.Csced the vote, aud appealed TO the
members tO aid the Government In supply. Tne Gov
etnmen' he said, reserved the liberty 70 propose here
afier any action nat might be necessary.
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CONGRESS OF ELECTRICITY.
PLAN FOR A VOLUNTEER COMMISSION TO REPRESENT
THE UNITED STATES

PLAN FOR VOLUNTEER COMMISSION TO REPRESENT
THE UNITED STATES.
WASHINGTON, March 14.-The French Gov
ernment recently rendered TO the United States an
invitation to be represented 10 International Con-
gress Of Electricity, be held Paris the 18th Of
September next, and also 70 send an American Com
mission to the proposed International Electrical Exhoi-
On OF Paris TO open August 1, 1884, and close on
the 18th Of November following President Hayes on
the 10th of January recommended to Congress TO pro-
vide for proper both at the Congress and
in the Exhibition, but the suggestion failed Of action
before the close Of the session.
is announced that the Secretary Of State is consider
ing the feasibility Of organizing volunteer commission
represent the United States, and that end he has
applied fol obtained extension Of the time fixed
for receiving applications from American inventors until
the 18th OF May.
Forms OF application in FIench can be obtained from
the State Department, which WILL for the present. take
charge OF any applications which may be sent 70 ~ Du
the transportation to Paris and the return thereIrom az
the close OF the exhibition OF articles intended 10 be
shown there must be at the expense and rsx OF the
exhibitors.
The exhibition will embrace all Inventions ana app
cations OF electricity to science, grt manufactures
navigation. teegrapby and commerce. Exhibitors de-
livering their exhibits at the palace Of the Champs
Eysees in Paris will be given space gratis. but the IN
StaItiOn OF their exhibits will be their expense
Motive power will be furnished at q reasonable cost
Inventions not patented In France may be protected
under the French law Or 1858 by filing due application
with the Project Of the Seine at Paris at any time before
the 3lst Of August.
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SYMPATHY AT ALBANY.

ALBANY, March 14.-.Tbe Assembly was
startled and interested tonlgntby tho Introduction by
Erasus Brooks OF resolutions depl0ng the assassna-
ton Of the Car OF Russia. Mr. Brooks supported these
resolutions with speech IN which tho great achieve.
ments OF Alexander we're depicted and the Nlhllists
were denounced elemies Ot liberty and OF the hunan-
race Mr. Brooks c ed his speech by an eloquent cX-
pressOn Of the abhC felt by the American people az
the murder Gar. Mr. Browne, Of Otsego, thought
he could improve upon Mr.. BrOOkss resolution. lie ac-
couIIngiy offered amendment calling upon the au-
thortles Of New.YOrk City 10 suppress meeting OF
Ninsts in that city which had been called for The pr-
brooks protested against the adoption OF the amend
ment saying tnat the present Is liberal age ana that
N fhere were men In the State willing to utter such
atroeos sentiments they ought TO have the liberty 10
do so and be known as utterng mem. Mr browne
ten ,Vitbdrew his amendment and Mr. BIoOkSs res0lu
tiop was unanim0usly adopted
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PLACEMENTS OF WESTERN NEWS.

CHICAGO, March 14.-Ihe Times tomorrow
will say that Sdney Dillon his way from the East,
was met here to-day by Thongs q. KITball,
Railroad and %anasF Es y viii III poGeS
together Colorado TO arrange for the construction OF
new lines In connection with the Union Pacific Road.
main road at Granger, about go miles from ON Omaha
aud run to Port Neuf thence via Wood River
Mining Camp and RaEe9 w oS eFsepS'd dfSS anS 70
thence westward TO Join the Oregon system.
IL is also proposed to extend the Denver aud South Park
Division Of the Union Pacific Railway from Leadvile
Fort Collins eastward TO Greeley City and westward TO
Cache la Poudre into North Park. Col
REMARKABLE HAIL STORM IN OHIO.
GALLIPOLIs, Ohio, March 14.-Inf0rmatiOn
has reached mere OF remarkable nan storm In walnut
township Saturday evening. The han began falling and
Continued five minutes. The stones were nearly two
inches In diameter. Heavy Winds and dark clouds ac-
compaEied the deugc OF Ice The hail succeeded by
rain, the wator composing which was Oack' eircum-
stance which is unexplained.
SHOT DEAD By A wRONGED HUSBAND.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, March 14.-Grenville Mes
seryle, OF Cape Girardeau who had elOped with tho
wife the resident OF that place. was met Yesterday
Darlington thirty miles from mere ana sbOt ueau w
the wronged husband.
KILLED WHILE PURSUING THIEF.
PINE BLUFF, Ark, March 14.-Constable
Collins. OF Drew County, NTH posse on f[iuay Ingn.
undertook 70 arrest negro tneL he pIvSa ,S yoSus @
tonnded tne house, The broke out OF the Daok
door and followed by Issaes ran INTO the darkness Tne
posse, mistakng Lsaaes LOT 'he 'ie'' luou ~4 WIN
bullets, killing him Instantly
CINCINNATI FIRFMEN LEARNING.
CtNCINNATI, March 14.-NOtwithStanding all
the banter that passed between the nremep mere
and those OF New-YOrk Chief Bunker thinks there is
someihIng in the NewYOrk system or hitohing up In
two of thn engine houses swinging harness has been
mi mn nv yny of experiment In about q week there
viii be formal trial OF the swinging harness idea