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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-30

VIII be the bRttle.g ground during the CAM
palgn, and have exhibited keen foresight in
marshalling there forces and flashing their
claymores upon the ground before the fray
CT nmences,
Tue constitution Of the committees of the
lower and the foreshadowipg thereby of the
course OF immediate Legislation, will take
IN the hands Of the democratic majority.
mas brought the tariff question into bold
fe'lei as the great and only national issue
OF the coming campaign That other ia.
sues more or less local in their natur. v,l.
also contribute to the success or failure OF
the respective parties, goes without wing.
But this one grand question oyershadow.
all others as does the lofty peaks Of ti,s
rockies the foothills nesting a. their bss.
The West and South are the Geld, tro,,
watch recruits to the standard of tariff re
form will principally be drawn. Allied
already by q community of oomm,,.
eIal interest, the tarn question bids fair to
XIII them together in bonds that will en-.
dure perpeluaIy. And these two great
sections both rapidly Srowngin political
power are destined to dictate the policy OF
tha general government and to furnish its
chief msg srates
situated at golden mean between the
two and thoroughly in sympathy with
each the Mound city may expec. that the
national democratic executive committeo
VIII weigh her claims before awarding the
palm to some other aspirant.
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IN GENERAL.
Butler'sSaucy Sermon on Sanclim en-
iOus Sinners.
me Bond Case Almost Ended, But the
Result In Doubt.
Financial Flzz'es Other News Item,.
Butler Explains.


il sroS, Dec, z0,-Geuefal Butler hs.
~ri ten letter explaining the sn.siinl.
ton of The name oil suckney Tor Pond in
the recent communication to counsel &,
clilin2 to pardon Hathaway Tno goyo,.
uor says the reason TINT the mistake did mo-,
'trik5 lis attention wac thar he ufvsr co,
sldered that SHcEuVy was parlancd nt ri,
lie RENTED to him dirt, days only. wlioh
ne thought he had earned by good conduct
mo governor adds.
III mistake, h. WAS lgpsa of memory
nave one ps,letiOn 10 OTTER Tor IL: there
nave been 80 many republican stnntor,
VINO were trcasurerS OF mills and othpr .yiue
prominent, now cnuviCts Ia s'sip prison ar
VINO wcull have been there n C4u.ht tp.. n
| Get them " hule pxad sou,pti,uo.
when / think about them. (
cannot always dis ilgNsa the
special incident Of the crime OF Wuslow
the Eerald's friend aud the controlling pro.
ptie'or Of the Post FROM that of Pond the
friend OF the Worcester Spy or from that of
otlckney who was convicted, or from tbe
treasurer who ran away 10 Canada. who
was not caught, nor does it aid me anv
When attempt to distinguish one, a Sab,
oath school teacher, from unother gg n
preacher, as ! do not always know which ia
which but know one was one and he
other was the other. Ii You Inform the
public OF the difficulties under which /
labor when l am dealing with conyicts of
TINS high grade for when pardons are
very much sought by respectable men. Won
VIII AZ best give them an opportunity IN
sympathi2e with me-
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r. PBURs, Dec 29-In accordance with
W. tbs blution adopted at the last meeting
is or Western Nail association, all fscto.
RI the west close down tonight. The
at LECTURERS hope to improve the trade by
ht rIcting production. The suspension
n. Jws out of work five thousand men.
p AwRENOE, Mass, Dec. 20.-At the
ID lishington mills $50 hands are discharged
q II is expected that fully 500 hands will
Ii unemployed within u few weeks.
tySrEuBEEyGLLE, ONO, Dec. 29-The JEFF
,9rson iron works, SteubenviIle e
bpaulding IRON works and Brilliant nail
manufacturers will not shut down as order.
ed by The Wtsiers Nail association. JelT.r
son belongs TO the ASSOCIATION aud its action
is the first rebellion in the history OF the
ass )ciation.
Specials tonight report the Jefferson
mills, OF Steubenville, and Paulding mill
q Brilliant, Ohio, refuse 10 close, and will
continue operations regardless OF the reso,
lutiens adopted by the Western Nail asso
cation. Their refusal NAV result IN the re.
sumption of other mills, as many manuiac
tufers are opposed to closing unless the
suspension was general.
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sullivan Gets slugged.

! lOESyER, Dec Sullivan, now in Lead
ellie, speaking OF Paddy Ryan's with,
drawal, said to an interviewer: Poor Pad
dy's withdrawal does not surprise me. He
never meant TO stand before me, because be
knows could do him up In two minutes
He has proved himself cur and the PEG.
pie will see II, shall 20 to Frisco all the
same, and possibly arrange match with
Miller, the Australian champion. | will
offer HIM 81 600 TO stand before ma louI
rounds" Sullivan Is drinking heavily
THIS morning after the performance at the
theatre, he engaged in AN alteration with
Pete Mccoy, who smashed a chair over his
head. Sullivan seized lighted kerosint
lamp and hurled II at Mccoy. who lodged,
and thus avoided serious results. The city
marshal interiered, when Sullivan started
~ assault him, but instantly took the mar
shal's advice to stop, loreseeing the conse
QuenCo.
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OMAhA, Dec, " lgotiations for q rail
way alliance, oflsnsii and defensive. were
concluded this atterlon between the man.
aeer' OF all the railIh BIDS that have been In
conference Tor the W two DAYS. This In.
oludes the Union tciic, Wabash, Mis-
souri, Pacific. Rob Island. MilWAu.
kee 4 81. Paul, aud Northwestern roads
Tho details OF the cbpact were not made
public. 10 Is undeki GOD that repfetenta.
tives ct all these rob bound Themselves 1,
shsre losses any onIh1ay sustain In rate
war The conieront adjourned tO meet ut
Y t'ago On Mond0D end the managers
thr,ed for Chicago p So'clock this even.
ny, by spcria, trad
CuicAGo, Dec - tAdvices have BEEN re
oelVsd here which intms the report that
,he Northwrs,ern 4 Iaha,h railways have
Joined the new wettn railway alliance n
terms satisfactory ! tho officials of hotu
toads. Commssiont Pier,on had another
conference 10 day wi the passenger agrntn
OF the western roadslnd memorandum c I
the compsct was submitted and discussed
with view 70 abokhmg the brokerage
system on railwk passage tick
cts. The ptoposel comnaci provdes
that the territory Of Eist BuIalN.
pdtsbnrg and WEeling, Including Il Q
New England state, he known as the
trunk limos terri'or The territory east
OF Chicago aud the 81. Louie division Ol
the Chicsgo & Altdi aud living in north
latitude OF the Ont river, iucluiing the
trunk line territoH shall be Known
rs the territory II the Joint pxccu.
tive committee Tie territory west of
the Chicago & Atone tho Missouri river
will be known as theterritory OF the Mi'-
souri, river lhes. The mem
orandum provihs that all roads
west Of Chicar and 81. Lou,
may arrange with entern roads tor an in.
torhangc of passenger business on the
usual basis, provided that M uuUmitrd
tickets be scld ~ less than
the total Of local rateG that tiogetl Al rates
ard via roads Wnte divisions al
ticket won Il aHNd proHl shall bi
SOIL only for continuous ttips. Stcnuf
rlusl aud cmirapt iick's shall only ns
houorcd M stcoti class cr iorw1td
cars, Tourist tickets may be is5u, Il
from VoiuB eaa ot CHICAGO and
st. Louis un1tr snch limitations d.
may be nrropd unnn, hut no specit
hrt X 90 shall no sold 10 be used In th,
territory " "a io'ut executive committed
without The cnusen. oi that committee. nt,I
no round trlp tickets shall b. i,u.f
without The cnnscnf VI the joint tx, oniiv,
committee, The roads nerco thit they
Will pay no commission 10 any pirsoa moi
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That there Is going to be an attack ON
the prsent tariff, almost from The first IA
tho last article ON the schedule, Is evident
The result viii be the passage by the house
OF repttsehtallVes OF a measure making n
horizontal reduction. IL will H. sometbIr'
like the tarin OF 1888 The resolution viii
FAY, for instance, that thore shall be a no..
duouon OF j per cent. for next year and I'D
per cent the year following. Whether the
senate VIII ra'u such measure Is. Vt course
negtuve.n
Us there ~ be an abolition Of the inter.
nal rovenutG'
"Ol course not. nor any material retur-
ton Of II, The democrats who want t,rifl
rtlvrm will not consent 60 tho removal mi
thet lax Then there are temperance mon
IN tho republican patty who viii mica VIII
them. This will make comb nation Al a
cannot be overcome. n-fWashlpnton ~ /.
patch Pntsburg Post.
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AUSTIN, Dec, 20.-fSpetial. The comp
trollsr rules that the appropriation to pay
the fees OF this district and county attorney
aud sherliis is not to be divided, and 10 de.
| iiciency will occur until next year. This
Will permit the above officers to draw the
Tees due for this year. nOtwthstandi ny the
| 1888 appropriation is exhausted
| mass meeting OF citizens was held to.
night 10 consider fence cutting. They
elected o, z. Woodbridge chairman, and
| Will Lambert secretary Hon Wash Jones
was called for and made f1rCible speech
condemniug in unmeasurei terms the iW.
less acts, a'luding to the shrInkage in
values lie showed that within SIX
months the decrease in the value Of state
and school lands alone was over sos coo 600
He SAID II was communism and he who en-.
| gagged IN 10 was traitor to his country.
Governor Ireland was called on and made
q iorcibe sneech, in which he stated that
since the beginning OF TIE fence tIouble me
/ hai had the rangers constantly on tbs mad
and only in one instance had they
received any asslstGECs from either the
local officers or citizens. He was SURPRISED
| tbat some people, aud newspaper or two,
bad so little judgment as to suppose thai
the mllitii could lind fence cutters. Tnty
cetled me to act the roe OF the kin
and then march Them down again, The
ience-cutter Is not an idiot, He has sense
enou0e not to 70 where the troops are Sta
TONED to do the cutting lie very forci.
bly, stated that he intended tn do his con.
s'ltutional duty in Cbe matter, and do
what be deemed TO be right regardless Of
consequences He stated that he would
present the question !ully to the legisla-
ture.
Hon. A. w. Burgess aud others spoke,
6tter which resolutions srs adopted pIedg-
ing the citizens Of this county
to hold themselves in readiness
10 respond to the cal, Of tho shtr II at a
moments notice, and requesting the peace
officers TO investigate the depredations re-.
Gently made IN this county, and request ny
the members of the legislature to pass a
law making ienCe-cuttng a felony, and to
prohibit the fencing of the Incorporated
domain.
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ST Louis. Dec. 20 "A night session in
the Bond trial was held last night TO arguf
the question whether the stenographer's
notes oil the preliminary trial could be us ID
to inpeach the testimony of Mrs. John G.
Montgomery. The court this morning do.
cided that the notes could hs introduced nv
the prosecution, and all of the testimony
not part OF IL must be Considered. The
defense fight every point. After the srrn.
ment was finished the testimony of nnr,.
Der OF witnesses ofthe preliminary trial was
admitted on part OF the prosecution tbe
oelect being TO contradict the evidence
4iVeh oy the same witness In this trial.
James Wlckens was then put on the stand
70 lmpeach C'fmentps veracity. He said
he Knew number oil people wbC would moi
behave anything Clement said unlesa cor
roDorated by yeracious people. On being
cross examined he could name only three
men who had spoken against Clementi's
tr1thfulness. A recess was then taken.
Several other witnesses testified that
Clementi was untruthlul. 1t is thought
that the case will co to the fury ON Mon.
day, but should the argument not be cor
Guided by that time, 1t will be continued
on New Years day.
Some half dozen witnesses in all tesH
he'd that Clementi's reputation Tor yaracityS
was not good, after which the case closed r
and the argument began. Amos Nilioko
attorney for Montgome,tn
county, opened for the prosecution. aJed
was followed by Johh j. Mcbride Tor n sof
LICENSE. A night session followed La
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nnnrslir I,niInrr.

ClScIEEATT Dec. 29.--Rels Bros. & 4
Wholesale dealers in foreign fruts, ty
groceries aud canned goods have asyed
to Edger NJ. Johnson ANA Mr.. qen.
Bradstrte's report that the liabiit& III
exceed slOO.OOO, OF which H.i0O Ia ia.
among the creditors are several BIS y
gus CITY including Espy Hsidelba& Odl
Nuhn Son, Ghas0ns0od & Co.. a. mon
National bauk, the Metropolitan q Third
Note banks.
Isaac Refs, wholesale dealer at manu-.
lecturer OF cigars, has assigned Edward
Uols,rr aud Mr.. Il olu. The let's and
liabilities are not known, Urecently
iiled chattel mortgage for SS0 Ito secure
certain creditors.
THos, S Renard proprietor ojhe notion
aud tag stores has executed A Of sale TO
knost Bros & Co. Strobelind llkns. and
some other Cincinnati lrnioVering the
entire stock. The value iIl7OOO. The
entire creditors are ignored
TOLEDO, o., Dec. 20 DDS Pratt, iurni.
iure dealer OF this city NJ Whitehouse,
Ohio, has made an l,s,Jmeut to G. j.
swan. Prior to this ,heloledo aud o..
tawa, Ohio, creditors secfd Judgment
-, go. "NhaNkhNuEf'fNNNt hlih Wv
VO worth of property Nijattacned nv the
s'erih lie has othrfeditors in Cley,.
hnd Cincinnati, New prk, Philadelphia
and Boston. The estitted liabilities ar,
$4,000; assets about 5000. The failure I,
attributed 10 speculate In wheat.
CINCINNATI Dec. IBclore making an
assignment, Refs Brotr & Company, files
q chattel neutrality-suspicious.. Sh.OoO each
to Goodheat. Brolhek o. j. Vic o.. A.
Ackeriand and +. FTkan, SS,OOOto j. NJ.
BfunsW 'ck, $500 toIlnses Bloom, AZ 600
to & Rothschild & BI 81. 500 TO s. scbr.i.
Ter, 5000, 10 Aaron hrsch, $500 each To
Esny Heidelback a TO-, Kuhn & sons.
$1,000 to H. Frankblnd 81 600 TO Bertha
Res, Isaac Reis ma a chattel mortgage
OF - QUO TO the Third National bank, SO.
eco 10 the Metropdan National hank
$500 TO the Union ltional bank, 5000
to seasongood, Sons Co; 5000 TO ]. VI.
Brunswiok Isaac Ref estimated the asset.
NJ $50, 900 and the lid Titles at 500 900.
ATLANTA, GA ,Ded@.-J. A, Anderson
& Co, clothiers, tiileI Liabilities, s35 900
assets, same.
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tricky when it gets in its work upon The
interior gizzard and viscera. A hot inter.
necine fsud promptly arises between the
several incompatible ingredients, and thew
pro, eed to DISSOLVE partnership, each ele.
ment-the whiskey, the eggs, the sugar and
the nilk-settilg up business on its own
account. The result is confusion an
chaos. The liver and the lights also be-
come involved in the Generalization ia the
neighborhood, and ultimately the blood
and the nerve centers. The patient, in
iact falls into stage In which he would
be liable to be called drunk ordinarily.
though, in fact, he is merely the victim of
overlooking on most troacherous SOUP.
There have been more useful inventions
than this soup, but We would not censure
the inventor"
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DuRINo the late war Federal soldier
aimed at hog in a southern corn. field and
hit aoontrAband who was stealing roasting
ears The darkey has forwarded to hi,
congressman claim for pension. which
mas mas been duly placed on file. He will,
no doubt, have the claim awarded to him,
II 't.can be shown the corn he was stealing
was In arobel's field. The question will
10 u upon whose corn he was stealing. and
not upon the service he rendered the
country.
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NOTICE,

The following are messages remaining On
hand at the Western Union Telegraph Of.
hce last night Parties can get them by
calling from s to 10 in the morning, and
from TO in the evening" j. II. blake &
GO. ~ $. q, Hargss, X. r. Taylor, James
Ward, w, S. Cossill, Il. w Cine, Robert.
son & Coke, j, + Jenkins, Oliver Chilled
Plow Co., Dnrgan Il Frezevaut. A. ]. WheC-
lock, X. G. Dun e. Co., Flippin Adoue &
Lobit, Lonis Raphall, James Scanlin, J. b.
Hereford, Gluckson & ca, Adams K Leon.
ard. Phillip Sanger, McEnnis & Co.
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THERE will probably be long discussion
IN congress this winter on the banking and
Currency question. Mr.. BucKSEE, the
chairman oithat committee /, preparing a
bill for the issuance OF treasury notes with.
outa legal tender feature. He thinks is
time to be preparing currency that will
be permanent AS the National banking
system will go out with the debt
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The total abstinence people will b. ola,

THE total abstinence people will be- Glad
TO iearn that New York
chemist declares that no .lco-
mol can possibly remain in pie after Il 4,
baked His explanation is to tho fact that
the evaporaling temperature of alcohol /,
lower than the boiling point OF water H,
says the flavor oiliquor In branded pios /,
derived from some of the essential oils
w ' are not injurious Our temperance
,t'ends can now pitch in on the mncs mic
business. 'o PIC
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WArrERsoS, of the journal gives
In the following, his own experience. rno
doubt, wrestling with one OF the most non.
ulr Christmas spocIaltics ever known. He
says some cranky Virginlau century or
two ago boiook himself to the preparation
ola new beverage, but somehow no became
mixed in his calculations as he proceeded
and produced sour. lie pronounced fl
good, and called II egg-nog. We classify
egs'nog among the soups advsedly, for 4,
hath adue consistency, n rich amount Of
animal nutrition, and withal the process Of
cooking is involved, Tor, as'the raw lIouor
OF connection, whether whisky, brandy or
rum, Is poured into tho cold oonglomera,e
Of beaten eggs, 1t Immediately cooks
them. No drink Is richer or moro
generous than this soup in 70.
spec. to lie immediate effect on the
palate, and none Is more iusidlous AMI
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lhE dollars of our dads will not bo
u'mon'tised If the appointment of BLANp
a., cha'rman OF The committee on Coinage
weights and Measures signify anything.
~ ,urther shows that the democratic ma.
Iorl'y are determined to force the secretary
oil the treasury to pay out OF the govern
III u. vaults silver to the creditors thereof
IN satisfaction ofthe interest and principal
OF the public debt. The government ba,
oeen run long enough in tho interest of
eastern capitalists.
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CALIFORNIA is wonderful country A
snort time ago soap mine was discovered
there' the products Of which were equal 10
the best ooncocted by Pennsylvania
Dutch housewife, Then comes CLAW thai
wiz cure the itch aud proves death to ali
Kinds OF vermin that iniest tho human svs-
'em And now a body OF miners In sinking
u shalt penetrated a stream underground
that has been pronounced by doctor who
has The aiix to his name OF p. H., as being
pure cider vinegar, AS vinegar is the re.
suit OF diluted pure spirits iermentod. he
gives IL as his opinion, II the stream IA fol.
lowed to Its source, that genuine whiskev
viii be found. 1t strange Texas does not
contribute any of these articles of utility
A whiskey spring near Fort Worth would
prove a bonanza to that people, who do.
s'roy so much, as the dealers say, Of pue
hand'made sour'mash, Kentucky Bourbon.
Inc Gazette should send out prospec,inr
party on voyage Of discovery.
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there ara twelve factories which employ
1900 men and $40 girls aud as many more
in the west. The manufacturers give as a
reason for the reduction the dullness of
trade, A meeting OF the employees will be
held to morrow TO consider the matter, and
il is believed they will refuse TO accept the
reduction and order strike.
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A ouesrIoN or rNrrnn.Nc,

81. Louis is strenuously endeavorlng to
secure the next democratic convention.
Aside from her rivalry with Chicago and
the do'ire to match the plume which the
republicans have just placed ia tho Lake
Ciiy's cap, there are other reasons that lust
lily the citizens Of Mlssourrs metropolis in
believing that their claims should receive
due consideration by the party
TIL republicans in their selection OF Chi
eago have facility admitted that the West
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ITALY has laws now in force permitting
cremation. In Washington city crema.
tory association has been formed, and con-
gress Is to be asked to give it a charter. A
dsrman physician has gwen lot on which
10 erect crematory similar to that in
Washington, Pennsylvania one of its
members says Tint the expense Of burning
body will not be above S35. and soon they
may be able to reduce II to 500
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The Question of free trade, or tariff for
revenue only, is being investigated now
more thoroughly than ever befor o, and the
laOoring classes are beginning to see the
inlquities inflicted upon them by protected
monopolies. A few years ago 1t would have
oeen almost ruinous to journal in the
Now England states to advocate a reduo.
ton OF tho tariff but It Is different now,
and paper published in the very midst of
the protected manufactures says the real
business men Of the country, the merchants
and the retailers of goods of any kind, the
wholesalers who supply country merchants,
the local producers, are not moved by the
howl OF alarm raised by the proteclionists.
They know that with a tariff for revenue
there wosld be more business; there would
be less necessity for credits; the work ing
classes who buy would be more regularly
supplied with employment and money nd
a better and eater condition of affairs
would prevail generally"
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nEpurity oftho ballot it seam, I, Win.
l'led IS readily by women as by men. At
church fair at Kingston. Canada, A few
evenings ago. the ladies attempted to ballo,
lot Tue most popular politician of the place
when accusations OF bribery and ballot.bor
s.uhins were freely exchanged, and the ex.
v'iement ran so high that finally the ballot.
ooi was broken open and the votes de-.
s'royed, II women can't vote poaceablv
uuuel 'nesacred influence of church, what
terrific rumpusses they would raise at seen.
lar and ungodly polling places.
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Arcms)S, KAN, Dec. GA dreadful
calamity occurred here tonight. About
1880 10 fire broke out in the elegant new
residence Of Charles O. Styles, agent of tho
Missouri Pacific railroad. and in a brief
ime was totally destroyed. The wife and
child OF Mr.. Styles persisted in the flames
sud he himself was quite severely burned.
The origin OF the lire Ia believed TO be the
explosion OF gasoline machinery in the
cellar.
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IN making up the committees of the
House, Mr. OcHLTaEE,o frexss, should have
been placed on the committee on claims
~ is well known that the government has
some claims against the honorable gentle.
man which, If brought before the commit.
tee he would no doubt reject, for il is
known that Mr., ocnnTEEE is of a rejectlu
disposition, unless some one asks him to
t'Se drink. and then he "smiles.n
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snnggcN fnr snalchInr shnrc,.

NEw NogS, Dec. 2o-Gulllermo Name,
citizen Of Costa Rica, was arrested on a
writ issued Ia suit brought by William
Fuzimmons against the Central American
Paoidc railway transportation company to
recover from the defendant shares In tina,
company TO the amount Of $3.50 900, Mann
was bailed.