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New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
A WOMAN FATALLY BURNED.

Henry Bryhoh, age three, the son of August
Bryhoh whJ witl his wife, child and servant, occupies
the second floor OF the fOurstory tenement house. No
1O3 Avenue A. left alone In the front rooms OF the
ar rarment yesterday afternoon aud began playing with
the tire. lie took piece of kinding wood lighted It and
then re TO the bed clothing and carpet The blaze
amused him until he went too near H. and the sleeve OF
his dress caught me and his arm was severely burned
Screaming with pain aud fright. he ran toward the
kitchen where Fanny Phstlewa. the servant, was az
work. She started at to ms assistance When sac
reached him side Of his clothing was In blaze The
ght mp pitcher OF water anu drenched tue
cd. eNtingshlng the flames She then turned her at
tentiOn 10 tue bed. which blazing.
In attempting tn put out the hdmes her own clothing
caught fire. The agouzed shriess OF the tortured woman
the OF the neighbors aud help soon
reached Mrs. Heinrich, her next nelghbOr sue
coeded 10y envcopug her In heavy comforter IN ex-
tinguising her blazing clothing. The neghbors sue
ceedcd putting the fire in the without much
trouble. TIE police OF the Seventeenth Precinct sum
mOued ambulance land when the surgeon arrived Miss
Pastlowat suffering fearfully The hair had been
burnt fr n her head face dishgured aud only
few charred rags remained O her clothes. When the
surgeon attempted to take the clothes from the woman
dress her wounds Great patches OF nesh and skin
OF with It, She was conscious, however ana aDe
clear account regarding the cause Oi rue acc-
dent. The injured woman was taken To Bellevue
Hospital where 1t thought that she could not re-
puy
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.

PARIS, March 19.-It IL semi officially stated
that Prince bismarck has offered TO arbtrae between
England and Russia Ia regard to the Afghan boundary
dispute.
ST. PETEHsnURO, March 19.-The JoWai de 50. Peters
bo,g commenting upon the statements concerning the
Afghan situation made by the British Government in
Parliament says II is plain that England and Russia
have agreed 10 remain Ia tho positions at present Occu
pied by them Hnd To abstain from aggrcssIOus while
clearing the ground FOR pacific negotiation which Will
continue the state Of amitT.
IoNDOS, March 2O.-rhe ST. Petersburg correspondent
OF Ue Post states In dispatch published this morning
that council Of held at ~. Petersburg this
week. and that the general officers and chiefs or stan
urged an immediate advance upon Herat.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
LOVERS LOCKED BEHIyD PRISON BARS

CLEVELAND, OHIO, March ~ (Spoc'dD.-
Black-eyed Mary Baker. the pretty slHieenyear-old
daughter aud only child OF william Baker. Of Buffalo, In
in Cleveland aud occupies temporary quarters In the
Central Police station She left her homo In Buffalo at
s45 last night, and arrived here on her way 10 81.
Louis nt g. 30 this morning. She was accompanied by
Justin segst age nineteen. OF French nativity whose
parents also live In Buffalo, where he has
held place In the dry goods store OF
Adams & Meldrum Both were supplied with through
tickets TO ST. LOUIS but Police Superintendent schmt
had received telegram OF instruction from SupeIih
tendent Of Police Philips, OF Buffalo. Detective Reeves
pair from the train to the Central Station
where they locked To await the arrival or friends
from Buffalo. They were seen IN their prison today
aud both declared that they would he married despite
the oppus OF their parents " The lady will be of age
In "a little than year said hegrist smiling ieebly
and 40 will l. We won't have tO leave homo then 10
get married" Miss Baker bore up bravcly under tue
embarrassment OF her position, aud declared that sue
would make no more attempts To get married unit she
attains her majority This evening upon tho receipt OF
Information that Scgriss father wOu not receive MN
into his home again, the young man was released and
proceeded his journey to st. Louis Miss Baker Is
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New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
FREIGHT CARS WRECRED.
An ENGINEER KILLED AND SEVERAL MEN INJURED
NEAR ALLrGRIPPUs, PENN.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

PITTsBURG, March ia wreck occurred
near Aegrppus station los miles east OF this city, on
the Pennsylvania Railroad, at a. m. An east
hound freight train had reached tho summit OF
the mountains at Galitzen. While the extra
locomotive called the "pusher" was being detached
norton OF the machinery OF the forward locomotive Ia
supposed to have become dsarranged and the train
started through the long tunnel down the heavy noun
tain grade The engineer unable TO regain control
over t and 1t continued its course gradually inereas-
ing its speed When the train emerged from the tunnel
IL had attained the velocity OF nifty miles an hour For
the next two miles IL continued down the steep grade
at a fearful rate Of speed.
The engineer and tranmen realized that 1t would be
certain death If they jumped from the train, and they
cung 10 their posts In the nope that tho would not
lump track before the end OF the grade was reached
tive urnpcd the track The velocity OF the train was
then so great that the forced over tho top 0
the locomotive There twenty cars In the tfaln
every one OF which WAS complete wreck
They wero loaded with grain and general
merchandise The contents OF the cars was scattered
along the road for about 200 yards The engine was 80
completely demolished that pieces Of II were mixed all
through the debris Of the cars
Those of tho trains who had escaped serious IN
Jury az once work 10 release their Imprisoned com
panons Flagman Michacs had been on the cabo0se ~
he time OF the accident. The sides OF THIS car were
crushed In he badly manglsd. After hhrd Work
ne was taken out found that he had been In
A. Fox Conductor Hatch and Fireman c. l. Burgin were
also seriously injured
It took the relief gang three hours 10 clear pas
sageway for the through passenger trains.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
ILLNESS OF EMMA NEvADA's FATl

ILLNESS OF EMMA NEyADAs FATHER
SAN FRANCISCO March 19-Dr Wixom, Emma NO
vadas father last night stricken with paralysis
His physicians are hopeful Of his recovery.
NOMINATING AMOR SMITH FOR MAYOR.
CIyCINSArI, March l9.-The Republican City Conyen
on have nominated Amor Smith, Jr, for Mayor on the
nrst ballot.
KILLING HIS WIFE AND HIMSELF.
ELKHAIT, Ind, March ia double Tragedy occurred
at country home OF Louis Hubbc northeast OF TINS
city yesterday. william Hubbel who had been aJudged
insane and about 10 be removed 10 asy n fatally
shot his wife aud then blew out his brains.
ATTEMPTING TO KILL AN OFFICER
CHATTANOOGA, March l9.-A policeman John shellow
attempted arrest James LOouey, "a steamboat man.
lost night LoOney ont the officers throat to the wind
pipe and ra but the officer pursued him and shot at hin
ive times One bullet passed through Looney's alin
another through his thigh. third through hs shouiae
and fourth through hs side yet II 10 thought he VIII
recover. The officer is badly wounded.
A DEFAULTING MESSENGER MISSING.
CHICAGO, March lJ.-Jay w. Dudley, q messenger OF
tho American Express Company, Is missing lie Is ac
cused OF stealing $4,000.
ASCENDING WITH BAR OF GOLD
eAN FRAKcIsco March ia dispatch to Ihe LIdnnfr
from Tombstone, Ariz says: j. w Smith, confidential
clerk ut the st Helena nlne Los DcIcias Sonora, alb
seconded with gold bar valued $4,000 whicn he was
conveying Hemosillo The company offer $1,000 re-
ward Tor his capture and the recovery cf The Dnihcn
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

IONDON, MHFCH
REDUCING REsTs.-The Duke OF Richmond, the largest
OF rented property IN London mas lssueu a oruer
reducing all his rents 10 per cent
BUYING AFRICAN LASDs.-A syndicate OF Hamburg
has acquired vast territory on the east ana
north OF Lagos. British colony OF West Africa
FAILURE IN CORK--John DAILY, formerly Home kuie
member of Parliament from Cork, has become bank
rupL His Liabilities are reported at sloOOoo.
EGYrTIAs FISASCEs.-The Conservative leaaers at u
meeting to-day, decided To endeayor 10 nave tne
until after the Easter holidays MI GLADSTONE, on ,he
other hand, proposed In the House OF commons ouay
ILat the House adjourn on March 81 until Aprl ana
that more extended holiday be taken at Whltsuntide
WAR sHips ALMOST READY.-The Deyonport dockyara
officials replying to telegram IRON tie hunlrhH Ic-
mort that they could have ten eu-owar ready for ser.
vice In a fortnight.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
SOLDIERS EJECTING A STATE AUDITOR.

OPENING THE OFFICE WIN sLEDGE HAMMERS
ORDERING THE GOVERNOR OF Iows ARRESTED
lBr IELEGRArf TO THE TRIBUSE-l
DEs MoINEs, Iowa. March l9-Statc Auditor
Brown having refused to surrender his Office after sus
pension by the Governor, tho Governor this afternoon
called ont Company OF the state Guards and gave tho
Adutant General instructions 70 take possession OF the
Office which proceeded to do. lie refused
admission 10 the oce. the doors being locked Orders
were then given him gvand smash the doors In with
sIegchammers. the militia oncotcd entrance.
and Brown and his deputy fVrcly elected after
resistance. The clorks also cjeoted
Tho militia took possession OF the Office and now have
the premises under guard.
Warrants were sworn out by Browns attorney for the
arr, 81 OF the Governor tho Ahuant General and the
sduad Of militia whereuPOn the rest Of to company
were orderts with another company OF niltla ia
reserve As fast warrants Issued bonds VIII Do
given and tile soldiers VIII hold possession OF the
Auditors office ali night. Catell, the newly aolhted
Auditor. VIII probably be given possession 10 the morn
ing This trouble 81 the suspension of The nu
auditor j. L. Brown, FOR failure Ia account Tor puoe
moucys as law required. lie refused 20 HVe up tho
Office, and this resort 10 force II the result
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
The FIRE RECORD.
TWO FIREMEN INJURED IN BROOKLYN.

TWO FIREMEN INJURED IN BROOhBfN.
fire broke out early last evening in the glass
factory of Francis Storm. at Nos. 81 to 81 North
Eeventh-st, Brooklyn, extending through the block
to North Twelfth-st. The masmmable material in the
factory made a blaze which could be seen at great
distance. 1t was at first supposed that Pratt's Oil
Works werc In flames, but the fire was block AMI a
half away BY the exertion OF the 6remen summoned
by two alarms, the fire confined to the glass works
which partly destroyed. The loss upon the one
building burned and stock estimated at $4,000.
Nearly two hundred men were thrown out of employ
ment
The FIRE was caused by of the pots filed with
boiling glass breaking and scattering the liquid in all
directions. The presence of mind OF the engineer who
lives pext to the building saved the entire destruction
of the boilers and possible loss OF life. He rushed
into the boiler room, which all hre and opened
the valves of the boilers The heat great that
the glass the houses across the street was broken
Two tiremen slightly injured. Christopher Levy
Of No. Truck, being struck on the head with the
nozzle of hose, receiving severe scalp wound; and
Bryan De Haag of No. Is Engine having his right
leg disOeated at the hip by tho falling of side wall.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
SIR THOMAS BAILEY, BART.
LONDON, March 19.-Sr Thomas Bailey,

Sir Thomas Bailey was born at Gilon. near Bolton.
England 1897, and educated at the Bolton Gram
mar school, In his youth he served an apprenticeship
In a cotton spinning factory. and when twentyone
years old he started Ia business &C Bolton In ie-o no
removed TO Manchester where be was Tor many years
sole proprietor of the largest fine cotton ana lace
splnnng concern I'm the trade He employed more than
600 hands aud established schools and lecture ana
reading rooms In connection with his factory lie was
one OF the earliest members OF the Manchester Anti
Corn Law Association and OF the Council OF the League
Ia 1887, with Richard Golden and J0hn broohs, nc
opened the Free Trade campaign In Liverpool on winch
occasion made HIS rsl public speech iie WAS elec'ea
president OF the Manchester Chamber OF ComeSo ~, m
fs4b held the post until 1909. Ho was one Oh uo
most active OF tho Royal Commissioners 10 me cAp
ton 1851. and also member oi the ms Ia ~,
The lgamaton Commercial Laws OF tae unitou
Etngom He was first elected s Liberal nenber OF inr
laent for Manchester la 1866, ana continue" ia 'Ao
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
A BODY TO BE ExHUMED-A coLoRED COOK UNDER
SUSPICION.

BODY 10 BE EAHUhED-A NOiohisb NN''N
SUSPICION.
CAMDEN. n. j., March 19.-The friends anu
relatives OF Joseph W. Sellers who died on February TO-
and whose wife died only short time BEFORE met '
afternoon to consider the cxpcdiency OF exhnmng MS
body to see If he was poisoned Attention mas ih'e,y
been called TO these deaths by the sickness OF the "hoo
family OF Daniel Packer jr of Woodbury.. in which was
adopted Mr. seerss only child, boy OF six phy
this Illness the result of arsenical poisoning
The two exceptions 20 the attack were the chid anu
colored woman who had great fondness Tor the poS
had formerly been in Mr. selerss employ and was now
visiting Mr.. Packers family
Dr. snitcher who attended Mr. Sellers In his fata III
ness says that It lasted but weeks and, though II
was supposed to be typhoid fever 1t was unlike tn
maady in some respects. The patient was gIeaaaiy
troubled with vomiting. which the chief symptom
I'm the case OF the general illness at MI. farhei
house. - -, u hoa
Joseph Glover q brober-in-aw Of the dead man, mas
been active In this movement for dsnerrng the Douy
but he has awaited conference with George seller ~
Philadelphia n brother Of the victim OF the snppo1o
crime. Mary Bowyer. the coored cook isit SIia SIpi
Yesterday osensibly to visit her sister In PhadepG a.
The county physician Dr. Gross says that tne gr1uo and
Evergreen Cemetery has been frozen for mohtl hn
that the body probably undergone little or no chanB
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
BARRIOs ANGRY AT ZALDIvAR.

New ORLEANS, March 10 (SpecidD.-The
latest news from Guatemala represents President
Barrios In frenzy OF rage with DIR.
Zadivar, OF san salvador. lie says that,
owing to many favors extended ny him to Zadiyar lie
expected his assistance In the recent movement whereas
Zadlyar by his defiance and appeal TO Mexico, has ma
teraly nterfcred with his plans Barrios threatens to
have settlement with Zaldvar tho relations
ofGuatemala with the other Central American states are
determined which Is construed as meaning that he VIII
make war San Salvador The Guatemala press, IN
which nothing Ia published except with the consent OF
Government declares readiness TO nght the whole
world. American papers have been prohibited from
going into Guatemala The decree that BarftOs was 10
send To the Senate, declaring war ~ necessity 10 ac
compsh his ends has not yet been submitted 10 that
body, and, account OF the interference OF MEXICO,
nrnlahlY VIII not be.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

PHILADELPHIA, March 19.-Fire this morn
ing in the liquor of Lewis Fresney No. 260l North
Fourth-st was caused by the explosion of coaiol
lamp I'm the cellar The loss the contents is 81 800
and on the building $500 Covered py insurance ,,..
Railroad standing q siding at Thirteenth and Hunt
ington sts were burned TINS ai'eihooh Inc Ioss Is
5000.
IsupEMTYG Mich, March l9-Getz & Paradise's store
nj Michigamme was burned yesterday. The loss Is
81 2, 900 fully insured.
PEORIA, H., March le.-The house OF W. A. Boley at
Pen was burned yesterday. The loss Is S6,o00 nsur
auce 1000.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
STATEMENT OF TIE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY

BosToN, March 19.-The American Bell
Telephone Company issues the following statement OF
operations for the ten months ending December 81
compared with the twelve months ended February %,
1884 This is caused by the change in the financial year.
which now closes December 81 instead OF Febru
airy %:
Total earnings for the last ten months, S2,0675i4;
total earnings the previous year. S22955o4 expenses
the last ten months $685. 1885, expenses the previous
year $500 1863 earnings the last ten months ~ sO
l66; net earnings previous year, 81 47o43l dividends
declared last ten months including extra dividend on
December l5 1884 ~ 44O,3l5; dividends declared the
previous year, l,05l47e; amount carried To surplus
account the months 1928 053; amount carried
TO surplus acc count in previous year, $334,44l.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
MASKED MEN A sSA ULTlYG TICKET AGENri

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, March 10 Vopec'oH.-
Two masked men. supposed to be the same ones VINO
ys,ted the Pttsburg Cleveland and Toledo agent the
night before last this morning attacked j. H. Brannon
agent Of the Ashtabula and Pttsburg at Louisville,
Ohio, Just as he was locking up the Office one man
struck him over the head with coupmgpn, knocking
him senseess The then rl0ed the office, getting
considerable amount OF money. Aflerward they took
Hr,nnop who was still nsensble and threw him over
an en,ban kment the station. When the crime was
discovered report Of IL was teegraphed TO DIVISION
epdent kimball, who ordered out two ioc0no-
tiyes with officers board search TO- the men Bran
mons head was crushed and several Of his nDs were
broken.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
DEATH ENDING A SEvESrY-rwo HoUR PRAYER

DEATH ENDING A SEVENIF.TWO HOUR PRAfbR
CHICAGO, March ia dispatch from Syca-
more Ill., this morning says: remarkable OF the
failure OF faith has just terminated In this city In
the death OF the wife OF A. w. Parry, Free Methodist
minister. The cause OF the death was according to
medical authority puerperal fever The patent refused
medicine and medical ald aud tho whole church induced
lea ended tho service.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
House of Commons until 1880. He was made baron
JAMES STEPHENS DYING IN POVERTY.

LONDON, March 19.-The wife of James
Stephens who recently expelled from France has
telegraphed to Dwyer Gray NJ. P and Editor OF The
Dublin Freemdns Journal that her husband, who Is at
Mons IN Belgium, in dying condition and was alb
solutey destitute. Mrs stephens appealed to Mr. Gray
for assistance and Mr.. Gray at once sent aid.
Mr. Gray has written letter for publication declaring
that Mr. Stephens had connection with the dynamite
faction, and that his expulsion from France cruel
exercise or arbitrary power which Ireland VIII not soon
forget 1t is reported that other prominent Irshmen
have contributed to fund for Mr.. Sephenss benefit
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
cuANcING THE OFFICES AROUND.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-Special inspec.
tor Horace A. Moore, at New-York, was appointed
speccal Agent by Secretary Manning yesterday Mr.
Moore has been connected with the Special Agents
Office at the House for the as seven years. ana
mis- promotion leaves only one special Inspector On Inc
fraud roll" &C that port a., -.
Ioseph d. Miller, Of West Virginia, received his com.
mission a. commissioner OF Internal Revenue from nc
president this afternoon, and took the oat OF o.e ~
the Treasury Department before Assistant 5eeiSeay
Fairchild He will take formal !" possesslou vi VA"
internal Revenue Bureau tomorrow morning
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
ASSIGNMENT OF IRON MAYUFA orURER&

WATERBURY,, March 19.-The A. Burrtt
Hardware Company, manufacturers OF steam, gas and
water-Ipe fittings and general iron founders made an
assignment to-day TO H. g. Grggs The failure Is stated
10 be due 10 faHlng OF the market. The liabilities
elusive the capital stock $4,000. The assets
are $4,000. A hundred and thirty-hye men are
IA q of mi
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PARIS March l0--The Chamber OF Deputies to-day be-
gan discussing the restoration OF the scrutn de ste
BERLIN. March 49, eyening.-One hundred and thirty
seven bodies have been recovered from the coiery at
Camphdusen where the explosion occurred yesterday.
Fifty-one persons have been rescued from the mine.
BRUSSELS, March 19-Kng Leopold, in his address to
the Belgian Deputies thanking them for their express
of loyalty and confidence said that such express
sons him to continue his abors In the Congo
enterprise He felt confident Of he said and he
hoped that Belgium would ind outlet for her trade
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
STRENGTH OF TIE ENGLIsn ARMY.

LONDON, harch 19.-ln moving the grant for
the army IN the House Of Commons this evening tho
Marquis OF Harrington said that recruiting exceed
ngly active that the fighting strength OF the army
10000 more than IN 1883 aud that at present there
were 10000 reserves ready for service.
The total number of troops m tic regular army Ia now
1884, 2OO while the volunteer force numbers 2OS,OOO
The newspapers express themselves as pleased with
the grIfJ ing statement OF the military resources OF
I.frI pI
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20

SENTENCING TWO OF THE HORGAHTOwY GANG.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, March 10 (SpeciaD.-
Azariah Pauln leader OF the Morgantown gang ruff
ans and barn burners to-day sentenced six years
imprisonment hard labor Simon Paulin his son, was
sentenced for TWO years. This makes i've members Of
the gang now In prison. and efectualy breaksi up
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
FALLING DOWN AN ELEVATOR SHAFT

New HAVEN, March 19.-The dead body OF
j. j. BrennaAa paperhanger was found to-day at the
bottom OF elevator shaft IN building occupied by
the Stafford Printing Company There were indications
that he had walked into the well In the darkness from
the open the second OOr and that he had lam
there two or three days. lie mad been missing from
home since Tuesday morning. lie was not "A drinking
man wife and two ehlldren were dependent ON MIN
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
SLIGHT DAMAGE CAUSED BY PLUMBERS.

While plumbers were at work in the i've
story hathouse, No 142 East at lOa
m yesterday, fire kindled by accident in the eleva
tor shaft the floor and the flames quickly ran TO
Fen families living IN the house aud the
fire caused considerable excitement but all the occu
pants escaped without injury Mr. Coleman, the owner
the house thought II would cost VI 900 To repair the
damages. Occupants lost about $1,000 by the hames
IL said that all the losses were covered by lnsur-
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
NOT DIME NOVELS BOT SPORTING" PAPERS

CHARLESTON, ,S.C., hHIcII I.05''Poo't''V w '1'S'
inquiry eets the that Doscher the bookseller ar
rested last week. was charged with selling ewd an0
Indecent publications to wit: The Police NeTs aud 1As
po,i.. eazetie" No mention whatever made OF the
gesde Dime Library at first reported. the chiet OF
noc here being advised that those publications do not
yioate the law under which the arrest was maaej
which law. by the way, Ia not an old one put only TO
ceutly come into effect
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
IN MEMORY OF O. W. RCUYE.

PARSONS, Kan, March 19.-The members of
the NewYork State Press Association, eXcur-
sion through the Southwest, have adopted memorial
expressing their sorrow at the death OF Charles W.
McCdne, proprietor OF The Bu1dio Courier. They say
that HIS loss To practical journalism is rreparabe They
also pay reverent tribute 10 his virtues and extend
their coincidence to his family.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
A NEW CONSERVATIVE LEADER.

LONDON, March 19.-Sir Stafford NOrthcOte
will withdraw from the Conservative leadership in the
House of Commons the close of the present session.
owing to the discomfort OF many members of the Con-
scrvatve party. He will be succeeded by sir Michael
T.. Hicks Beach, under the sanction of the Marquis OF
Salisbury and the approval OF Lord Randolph Churchill
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
THE GERMANS IN SAMOA.

LONDON, March 20.-Adyices from Samoa
state that the Germans have hosted their flag OF Apa,
account Of the King having broken the contract made
with the German consul. The consul informed the Brit
ish.and American consuls OF this action.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-20
RELEA SING OFFICER HA RRIs.

PoTTsvILLE, Penn, March 19.-Oficer John
Harris OF the coal and iron police. who shot and killed
Anthony Coyle at Lost Creek, Saturday night was
before Judge Green to-day writ OF habeas corpus
After hearing the testimony OF number OF eye
the court released Harris on 80, 900 bail