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Eggs, 8 cents.
PeGatoes, S1.25.
Hides, cents.
Turkeys, cents.
Cl:ictens, 8 cents.
Live. Hogs, $3.50.
Barley, As a. IS cents
Choice Tub Butter, IL cents.
Choice roll butter, 20 cents.
Flour, choice, 50 40 per sack.
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Whsat No. ., 9S cents, No. 3, 81 cents.
Buckwheat flour, $3.50 per hundred pounds
BUILDING MATERIAL.
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FINANCES OF THE READING.

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. g. - Concerning the
position assumed by Receivers Caldwell and Lewis that
they do not recognize the consolidated five cent
bonds OF tho Reading Railroad and have not authorized
the payment Of the first coupon that fell due in NOvem
ber President Gowen las volunteered retort II an
open communication over Mr.. GOwen's signature, as
follows
F!rsiThc OF four per cent consolidated bonds
was made publicly In July last under prospectus issued
and extensively published in London and this country.
S,cond-The coupons thereon due and paid after
public notice on November last at tie banking house
OF Cyu, Mills Curre & Co.
Thud-Ihere IS default upon the interest OF any
ons prior lien TO The five per cent consolidated
MORTGAGE bonds the July coupon OF the general mort
gage bonds having been paid at maturity and the De
clber coupon the income mortgage bonds being also
paid.
FoirihThc net earnings of the company FOR the year
ending November 30 1882. are fully $3.5O0,0oo in cx
cess OF the reguredto TO pay the Interest ON the
general mOrigag bonds ,o-o oo, T.,
Iift-Tnc earnings Tor the last year are So1U,OUO IN
excess OF all interest charges OF every knd ana % Only
reason why the interest the secUrtcs later IN chafge
fhon the five Der cent consolidated bonds remains u
,ni 1. that the receivers means OF raising 'N
dara ana not being permitted by the court 10 make
ctr trust have been obliged during tee rccciyership to
ouuly nearly $500 900 Of net int' to me purchase
,t coustrlcti1n or rolling stock aGi other now IN
all of which could have been supplied from
cr sources bur for the rcceyership ana al OF when
nancy can be restored to income account upon the ter
u.lnatlou OF the receiyersmp.
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ITEMS FROM CANADA.

ToRoNTo, Dec. 9.-Ilanlan will leave for
New-York OH Monday next TO meet John A. Kennedy
and arrange for a race the earliest possible date The
stakes t0b $1,000. Eanan IL 90 gave r0"ihs eX-
hibOn at New Orleans Oh January IL
Judgment given against Han, the Newark n j.,
orser to-day i'll the Court of Common Pleas The case
will be carried 10 the COnrt OF Appeals.
LONDON, Ont, Dec. Civilian Bastard. of North
Mddesex has been arrested for killing his insane wife
BY pushing her against "A stove.
KINGSTON, Dec. 9.-Trouble has broken out at the
Medical College here between the male and female
students The latter took offence at some remarks made
by professor and absented themselves from several
lectures The e students, IN retaliation, have asked
the faculty for their expulsion
OTTAWA Ont, Dec. 9.-The revenue OF the Dominion
for the first five months Of the sca year 81
expenditures, S1l O09, ,542 surplus, S4,575,3ll
over the action of Bishop Dulamel III excluding ftom
tnc sacrament Irish Catholic parents wAo allow thelr
children to attend model and normal schools aad the
children who attend such schools.
HALIFAX, n s., Dec 9.-Tne drawing in the Masonic
charitable enterprise finished late last night The
first prize the Old Masonic property valued at Sl2 O00
and the second, $500 parlor suite. which took first
lze the Dominion Exhibition here were both takeuby
tlckes held by James Dtupser II Is understood that
these tIckes though in Mr. Dempsters possession
among lot worth 5000 taken by members aod pre-
sented 10 the Grand Lodge.
ST JOHN y. B., Dec. 9.Telegrams received here state
that half OF the cargo OF the brig yoyiya ashore in Var
mouth Sound has been jettsoned very heavy wind
was blowing aud doubts were expressed whether tine
vessel could be got on.
WINNIPEG Nan, Dec. "a desperate attempt to cs
cane from the Provincial Penltentily al Stoney Moan
tam. made by the prisoners yesterday There had
been regular conspiracy led by Garvin au American,
recently sentenced to seven years Imprisonment for
shooting ma med McDonald in barroOm fight Gar
win behind guard, knocked him senseicss, took
his and keys aud called the other prisoners
follow Al this juncture Warden BedsOn appeared in
the corridor Garyin fired five shots at BedsOn. but all
missed him. The warden grappled Garyin, threw him
down and diSarmed Inn, receiving in the Gtrugglo q
severe cut on the arm with kne the prisoner had
ceacd Before the other prisoners could interfere,
guards appeared with rifles and ordered them back.
They Obeyed suleniy and all were soon under lock and
key.
: MONTREAL, Dec. 0.-Ellzabeth Warren, an American
GIRL who robbed her employer Of $1,000 was to-day
sentenced TO three years in the penentiary and her
param0nr, Pl4ne, " i've years IN tne sano prLson.
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ton in favor OF removing the remains OF GeneIa fno'
the COrsiean patriot, from England TO the island
dispatch to The Times from Constannope says that
the Porte has decided to adopt Colonel Lays torpedoc
for the defence OF the DardNpes and the B0sphOrus
telegram from Acheen reports that the Dutch troops
supported by the Dutch feet have repulsed the RaJah
OF Passangan with heavy losses to the latter
proclamation has been issued, Offering reward
OF 900 for information leading to the conviction or
the murderer Of JOln Lenmane, at Midtown, last jan
uary.
The NOroe Tcmya OF ST. Petersburg says the Preiect
has ordered the police to expel all Jews residing within
the municipal boundaries OF st. Petersburg without or
fetal permission The Go0s says the Senate hes decided
that Jews incapable Of holding Landed pro pery IN
Russia.
III the italian Chamber OF Deputies to-day the Bureau
TO whom was referred the motion offered by Sgnor
Peranton yesterday that sgnor FaerOnis scat be de-
cared vacant on account OF his refusal to take the oath
OF allegiance reported favOraDy Debate On the report
Will take place ON Tuesday
dispatch The Post from Berlin says that tho pro-
posed extension of the BOurse OF that city has been post
poned, members fearing great decrease in business II
the bill taxing the Bourse r nasctions is carried The
Conservatives the promoters Ot the b ana inc uo'
eminent DO not directly oppose 1t.
Tho Provost AMI sudents OF Trinity College Dublin
presented massive silver saver and wine stand to Ser
geant Danvers OF the Kings Rifles, who assisted the
police at the time OF the murder OF Detective Cox.
CITY OF MgxICO, Dec. 9.-The Mexican Government
has made contract for the establishment In Paris OF
permanent exhibition of Mexican products, with
branches in various cities Of France, and agencies
throughout this Rcpnbc. The object the increase o
Mexi
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SPANISH POLITICS.

MADRID Dec. 9.--In the Senate to-day debate
was continued on the resolution declaring against
any modification of the constitution which was
presented on Thursday by Senator favorable to
the Ministry. Senior Pinedo speaking in behalf OF
Senor Castelars party, supported the Republican
principles and National sovereignty. The Marquis
de Molns opposed the resolution, but objected to
the Democratic constitution of 1869 Senor Sagas-
ta president of the Council thereupoh asked If the
Conservatives supported the partisans of that con-
stitution Several Conservatives replied IN the
negative Sefor Sagasta proceeded to say that he
would never accept the principles of liberty of pub
lie worship and universal suffrage The Marquis
de Molns then stated that he would support the
Ministry.
The Spanish Red Book has been distributed. 1t
contains a note in which Spain demands that the
United States should not enjoy the exclusive nght
Of intervention in connection with the Panama
Canal.
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YEW.oRLEANs BONDS IN LITIGATIoM

Judge Wallace of the United States Circuit Court.
yesterday handed down a decree in the case OF
Frederick Dumont against Charles NJ. Fry trustee
in bankruptcy of Schuchardt & Sons, Francois La
borIe and E. H. Reynes asaignees OF Charles Gaysi si
Rank of Nav Orleans aud \. W. Casey, receiver o.
the New-Orleans National Banking ASSOCIATION.
Ii was adudged that Schuch4rdt o soas, when when
ho6ds ~ The city of New Orleans. of the denomina
ton Of 81 900 Which arr the cause of The present
action; that Cayaroe & Son were Indebted to
Schuobardt a sons for balance OF their account
yifh thrin ~ bankers and that the latter firm held
n lien on the bonds for their. reimbursement
jude Wallace ordered that certain matters IN DIS
sioner Shields as Special Master OF the Court, 70
take an account Of what was due now for principal
and interest of the balance of the account OF Cava
roe a. son and of the National Banking Associs-
ton of New Orleans with Schuchardt ~ Soma
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MRS. L4NGTRY TNDISPOSED.
TON. Dec. 9.-When the time had arrived

BOsToN, Dec. 9.-When the time had arrived
for the curtain to rise on the thifd act The Unequal
Match at the Globe Theatre this afternoon tha man
ager appeared before the curtain and begged the
indulgence OF the audience for few minutes until Mrs
Lapgry could recover attack OF nervous pros
ratlon with which, it was stated she suffering. In
ten minutes the curtain and the play proceeded 10
the close This evening Mrs Langtry played ROSqlind
apd though exhibiting ut times some slight physical
weakness carried the part through ihe entire play
Aftor the pcriOrmauce tonight she was to have az
tended tie reception rendered her by the Pa9yrus Club
the ore9slon being Ia lies Night" VIII number Of
ladies prominent in literary circles would be present
Her health however prevented her attendance, and she
sent tho following letter OF declinatOn regret
ceedngly indspo ItOn prevents my acceptance Of
the hospitality 80 kindly offered by the Papyrus club"
II expected that MIS- Langtry will have entirely re-
covered from her indispOsiuOn by Monday
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.RIuEs AND CASUALTIES-BT TELEGRAPH.
SILK ROBBERY II PHtLADELp

SILK ROBBERY II PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 9.--l he st0rr OF amucl Lees
sons dy goods deal at Eighth and Sprin$ dariensts
WAS broken Into last night and robbed oI sAs aued ~
S3 900 to $4,000
TWO CHILDREN FATALLY BURNED -
ST AIRANSSt. Dee. o.-Nrs. Bailey, OF ElSt
Fairfield left her two children OF two aud the other
alout We wear alone lhu say wle che went out
f,r few minutes During her absence the oh"re played
with ure eldest OuBed 10 de1t anu o VlsE
one was so badly Injured that 10 cannot I'VE
CuINAMEN KILLED BY BLAST
pOn1INNl OREGON, Dee. 9.-An explosion yeSicr-
day In tunne Of the oregon and Ca iiora airoad
eNtension tweuy miles ftOm Mlde, killed ipur Ciniuen.
dlnserusy Injured others and blew number ont OK
he tunue Alter tho blast had been uiet, tie ihiuaneu
began drilling again struck charge of giant powder
which had not exploded.
FATAL AFFRAY BETWEEN CONVICT GUARDS.
MFMpus ienn Dec. "a difficulty occurred on
Thursday night Enseys convict farm ten miles sonn o.
ths civ between NJ rardy and q. VI. Nhesei Two su
ardy shot Wheeler the bowels, ami Wheeef 'Ho
dIe. Killing raTdy.
MURDERED BY MASKED MEN.
MEMPHIS Tenn, Dec 9.-Eary YESTERDAY @ Ino'n, u,
ing two masked men 20 the store OF j. 1 yanes
sharkey Miss and aroused the clerk As the eek opeo
me dooi The men ru aud nred four shots ono OF WHICH
strek me clerk the effects ot which ne ded le e
demanded the keys safe but they went away "itaoas
taking anything.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
FLAMES IN TWENTY-NINTH STREET

FLAMES IN TWENIY-NINTH STREET
The seven-story brick building at Nos. l57,
1j9 and 16l West Twenty occupied principally
by A. c. Newman, manufacturers Of builders hardware,
was DANA aged $1,000 by fire last evening Tne flames
were discovered the second floor Of the rear extern
son which is occupied by the Union Paper Box Com
pany, of which c. H. Williams IS president. An alarm
was promptly sent out By Engine Company No. l, the
house Of which adjons the place. and the flames were
put out before they had done much damage to the main
building The loss OF the paper box company $4,000
on .tock The stock OF Mr. Newman in The main build
Ing was dana ged 5000, making total loss OF $4,000
This was covered by insultnce.
Wuilc the tender OF Engine No 26 returning from
fire. Jonn Tacsncy, forty, OF No POS
West Twenty eighth ST. he crossing Sevenl have.
at wen-ninthst. Tackneye rZht hald was badly cut
he was taken to the Thirt tn Street Police station and
there fell against the stove, rjurng his head. The
man was then sent 70 the New-IUrA Hospital.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

gr, BRIGHT, n. j., Dec. 9-The New Jersey
e.fberu Railway has brought a suit IN the state 5u-
rcfc Courtto recover 5000 from Daniel j. Hamilton,
and F. Han Packer and George W. Van Brunt his two
bopdsucn Hamilton the agent OF the railway com
ony nj ins place, and was discharged last summer De-
,Se Of n deficiency In his accounts, when he mas not
yet made good.
ALBAsY. y. Y, Dec. 9.-The following railroad COM
ps have reported the state Engineer for tho year
ending September 3d. 1882: The Christopher ana Tenth
e. road, OF New York. passenger receipts, ho.uulns
,l nee. -2l27l2 45; to.al receipts. $2l5,672 "a;
,o,t uavmcnt-. S2GO2ls 2G; the Atlautic-ave road
If Erooku passenger receipts, T363s2l 80 toal &c
ccipt. iil, ll3 10; total pa! ments' 7oJ'Vi@ ot'
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ExTR1DITI0Y or RYDER REFUSED.

BosroN. Dec "a hearing was had to-day
in the United etates District Court Judge Nelson pre-
siding ,n the matter OF = petition from the English
authorities for the exradition Of Eliot Ryder, charged
with having forged the signature of James Russell Lowell
to bill Of exchange for 800. Ihe Court refused to
grant the petition ground that the was not
properly brought nasmucb the papers fOfwarieJto
this country not properly certified by the American
Minister The Court ordered the dtschaTg' OF tho
defendant. Application made by the attorney FOR
tie English authorities pOstp0nement In order that
tine papers might be recued, but the Court refused 10
grant the motion
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TELEGRAPHIC NOIES.

TIE STATE oEBr OF PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRIsBUEG, Penn. Dee. 9-The amount Of the
s3O22Jos5 % REDUCTION for lhe year sJiolOl IL
SUSPECTED OF A RECENT MURDER.
NTWpOET H. l.. Dec. g.-Edward g. Davis. sus-
peced of the recen murder Of Albert seabqIy n LII .
CHARGED WITH EMnEzzLEMENT.
SYRACUSE, n. y, Dee 0.-E ". Whittier was
OF enbezzsment
KILLED BY a PAssHYcEn TRAIN,
WALNUT RIDGE Ark. Dee. 9.--I)r. ". +. j. Glenn
Iyominent citizen Of this pace was killed by pas
COAL MGXERs WORKING FULL TINE.
aborcrs IN AM aDou this aty woIking on full time TIE @
coal compaea in this regon do not anticipate enforcing e
FREIGHT TRAINS Is COLLISION.
EAsToN, Penn, Dec o-ihls r9rTl1a . q ,,csG n1co
s,ruc. another iieshtG ram Frecnausburg The oc-
iy' All VEST 5s 5oaad @ iaa. %ere daycd Liza '''' O' ''
BROUGHT TO TERMS EY LIGHT DIETING.
Boston. Dec. The band of warning hli-snop
convcts in Tho Concord tate Prison about thirty ~ n9g6rT
who struck against lie prison regulations several day ago
have Yielded and are now ready to e %ofS W. again
ATUG FALSELY REPORTED LOST ho
Maritime exchange received postal card ,1 ,, TGs G @
dated JacL sony fa RIA S2yeH6ef - sta,hs tha, c ed o
Cape Hatleras, ad arrived 'loro on that day.
NEw-TiDFoED. Mass Dee. Outward Hlsk H.
the largest day goods dealer n fho AMI wealthy
Slot hiu-e through the heid This morning. ls death IS
uomonta1ly expected. Business cares caused laI' III
sanity.
INJURED By 4 BOILER EXPLOSION
SAN FRANCfsCl D. Dec. O-IhiS afternoon ui'
bolcr os tie iyNleg Dsltry al Eighteenth ave and 'al
South san Fraucscu exploded and four employed aoo"
the wOrks were injured, one seriously
FINED FOR CO&TEMPT OF COURT
WAITE bury Conn. Dec D.-A decision IN tnr
cs. f Editor MllOncy OF The IfacrI' f0r C01empt o
court IN ecilng upon decision Of Judge BIad, -
uuffug twu charged with assault rendered u
mo- ming bv Judge COwrlI. MaI0ncv being hnrt so
THE LOSS OF THE BARGE CALEDONIA 90.
NFWBrgG y. " De-. 9.-Iucre wa no loss OF ~"
BY the suk.ug Of the barre Caledonia near CORNWALL }',t
dv cbc vessel Was o. t0w bciu- taken down hc ui'
s0u iv fr Couqut ANA carried 1000 bales I'll" %
Tho arge was capskod 10y dow ot Wlnd The lOos s about
&4oOU.
ALLEGED LUNATICS DECLARED TO BE SANE ,
PouGuKFTPsIE y. V, De. H.-Nr. M"ckav, oi
Troy aud Lttop OF tochescr we're 'roush here 10
dav from the 8yium ON Wri ~ hnlrs corpus
issued on application of James b. Skilut oi hohkcr4 Mho
alleges that they not insane AM sodd bc discharged
After a hearing The ease wts adjourned Two weeks
ORGANIZATIONS NENLY INCOKPOHATEp.
Albany n Y, Dee. 0.-Ihc following or'lniIa-
tions were incorporated today The Bower labh hu-,as
Nm Comuany OF NcW. Turk Carnl S3jUOuu the tnpit
Gas C0mpnny Of Kings Comfy capital stphouO Inc Nassau
National Fancy Company. Of Ne~-hok 1aIlA aouo
the Arizona Commercial COMPANY, VI NSw-ioIk' 'ADa'
SLuuv.vO0
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FRAGMENTS or WESTERN NEWS
Nor GrILrY on nER mCsRANn,s pEATM.

NOT GUILTY OF her HUSBANDS DEATH.
DUBUQUE, Ia, Dee. 9.-1he somewhat noted
trial OF Mr. Cassie Patterson at Independence Tor hc
murder o. her husband In May, concluded today
vii a vcrd ct OF not guilty The theory OF the defence
was that Patterson committed suicide.
A DEFAULTING CLERK IN CUSTODY.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 9.-Ilenry Cary, the
deiang clerk of the purchasing agency OF the Chicago
Milwaukee aud -. Paul Railroad was brought here to-
day from II PdsO Tex. The railway OIca!s refuse TO
prosecute him, but will try t. obtain the name OF his
confederate, HhO drew money on forged vouchers.
AN ILLINOIS FAMILY POISONED
RLOOMINGTON, Ill.,, Dec. 9.-lhe family OF
Louis Eraudenberg, well known citizen, were poisoned
day or two since by eating ricnmr in sausages one
OF the family died TINS morning. Mr. BrandenOeIg ana
his wife cannot recover
CHARGED WITH ABDUCTION.
LINCOLE, Ncb., Dec. 9.-One McEWen was
arrested Nebraska City yesterday. the charge OF
having abducted Maggie III nckc, OF Milwaukee, whose
disappearance created much excitement. MCEWen de
MES all knowledge Of the matter.
CHICAGO GAMBLERS RELEASED.
CHICAGO, Dee. 9.-Ncarly all the gamblers
arrested yesterday released to-day, beng fined
50 each and costs. a few took change OF venue.
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LOSSES AT VARIOUS PLACES.

ORANGE, Mass, Dee. 9.-Fire this afternoon
destroyed Kilburn & Co.'s charshop, cntlnS loss Of
$4,000 The insurance the building is $4,000 and
on the stock and machinery $4,000. Forty hands are
thrown out OF employment. The Chase turbine Com
pany's building was ssAtly damaged.
NEwBURG, n. Y, Dec 9.-Last night, the building
used by the Ryder Engine Company, at Walden, for
storing engines, was burned. Many engines were dam
aged. Loss from - 900 to $4,000; not insured
MANCHESTER, n H.. Dec. 9-Slmuel IarstOn's house
In Chester was burned last night c. A. WltcOmbs store
and half his stock Of general merchandise were also
burned and the COugrcgi itOna Church was damaged.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LoSDON, Saturday, Dec. o, 1889
Arab Pacba has expressed satisfaction that is be
eXiled to CeylOn.
The Tiber Is rising. and threatens TO lnundate the
lower part OF the city OF Rome.
The French Government has decided to ask the Cha IN
Der for grant Of 100000 francs for expedition
TOnqnin.
dispatch TO The Daily NeuS from Paris says the
ditOn of NJ Gambetta is less favorable, hemorrhage
being apprehended.
A dispatch from Dakar Senegal, reports that there
fatal OF yellow fever in that town
between November IL and ~
The Council General Of Corsica has adopted Tesou-
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CANAL MITIGATION CLOSING.

KINGSTON, n. Y, Dec. 9.-The water has
been drawn ont the Delaware and Hudson Canal and
ninety-eght loaded boats reported frozen IN the
canal for the winter There heavy ice running in the
river here and all ferries north Of this point arc greatly
iunedeJ frw trips having been made to-day.
BoRpENTowN, N j., Dec. 9-rhe Delaware River
from this place to the Pennsylvania shore is frozen over
The Delaware and Raritan Canal is filed with ice and
sea tugs have been working all night to break the tee
40 that vessels can pass through large number OF
seam aud other vessels are lying
ts morning and are having great difficulty In passing
either way. The canal will probably close before Decem
her
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FROM OTHER LANDS.
nor ,r1cs IN GREAT BRITAIN.


,r pprsrpESTs MESSAGE IN ENGLAND-rRieu .t'
ro ,ouIs BLANC AND ANTHONY 1EoLLoi
rur DUBLIN MURDER TRIAL-PANIc IN ihN'
r,r-tossEs BY THE LONDON FIRE
Tho London cable letter TO The lR'bONh'
.oa,Iinc of three political points OF the WecS'
sp psntions the Liverpool election, Mr. forstei
illenco pnacb and fresh Cabinet rumors' The GOV. %
srn,nont regards Mr.. Healy's violen1 slceVnos ls
:, intenaed TO cap Mr.. Davitts and to preNeh' i
sSa a. Irish leadership from escaping from 'ns
parnel;tes. n The Presidents message receiscd oa
sHaht attention in England. 1t Is eNpecer" .,i
that Archbishop Taits successor Will oe "U'I unid
untod .n,o this week. The London Press pau pau
.r;hntes 70 Louis Blanc. The lament EXPRESS"
oror eth the death of Anthony Troilope was Wlue' m
wr NJ Fawcett's Illness puzzles the Goc,osS. uaS.
Tresb curiosity has been aroused III ,';,,s Sno In
rhoI oI' case. In the case of Patrick higE,ns' 3,
aharcod with the murder of the two iiuuu? 10y! .
.h~ ;nry disagreed and were discharSed' i1,s TIs.
'lo ill he tried again on Monday' ho
elns orican bark Robinson Crusoe has oeen
wrecked.