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New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
THE CONGO CONFERENCE.
AGREED ON TIE SLAVERY QUEsTIoN-GERMANl

AUREED ON TIE SLAVERY QUEollON--OENMANi
AND ALCOHOL
BERLIN Jan. 7-Dr. Busch, Under Foreign Sec
retary, presided at the meeting of the Congo Con-
ference to-day. The decision Of the committee ON
the slavery question was unanimously adopted.
The sixth conference protocol, in reference to
alcohol, which has been published shows that DIR.
Busch stated that Germany was unable to support
any project that would be hurful to tile future IN
terests Of commerce. The proposed prohibition of
the traffic in alcohol would render the decisions of
the conference In regard to the freedom of COM
merce ilusory, if certain powers were allowed to
exercise control over the trade of Others The
proposal Of Count KapnIst, the Russian delegate,
to establish meteorological station On the Congo
was approved.
In the debate in Mr. Kasson's neutrality scheme,
Count de Launay, the Italian Ambassador pro-
posed that the Powers should renounce the idea
OF extending military action to the Congo Basin,
and cause the Insertion Of clause
proposing recourse to the media
tlOn of friendly powers before appealing to arms
MIR. KassOn stated that the object proposed was
practical, not theoretical one, and was intended
to assure the security of commercial enterprise.
King Leopold of Berlin is using hs.intluence with
Emperor William to recommend Albert. the second
son OF the Count of Flanders for the position OF
Niccroy of the Congo State, which shall be under
Belgian regency until Albert reaches his majority.
LONDON, Jan. S.-The Posts dispatch from Berlin
says that the activity IN the Congo conference Of
the American delegates, Minister kasson and and
clear that America will IN future be more concerned
in European interests than has been the case hereto
fore: The active participation Of America IN the
conference ia favored by Prince Bismarck, and this
fact exces the suspicion of other Powers. The Post
correspondent says that there is curiosity to know
II the German-American co operation threatens
British possessions in America as well as III Afrca
The subject is prominent topic of conversation in
diplomatic circles.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
MINERS IN THE HOOKING TALLEY.
SOME OF THE STRIKERS DESTROYING PROPERTY
TALK WITH PRESIDENT BRIDE
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSsl


fBY TBLsdRAPH To THE rRIBUSsI
CoLUMBUs. Jan. 7.-There appears to be
comunistic or sort Molly NagurC association among
n portion of the miners In the Hooking Valley who are
bent on destruction who do not realize the fact mat
the burning OF property has tendency to strengthen
the cause they benefit Their work has destroyed
all hope of success in this strike IL did not prevent
operators from shipping in moro men, neither mas sit
created friendly feeling toward the old miners who
will have to bear proportion of the blame that should
he attached to tho guilty only II IA generally claimed
by some miners that the work will not be sufficient even
at fifty cents to enable the average miner to earn
living said that the operators Will I'LL their mines
so full of miners that there will be little WORK for OF
Them story was circulated by the idle miners that
these men quit work because OF their inabiity 10
earn living Th' report learned t. he false one
OF these lad earned In the month SbS OUTSIDE OF tue
wages OF his boy who was hauling Another hhn pceh
working three and he had nine tons OF coal 10 ms
credit The operators OF opinion tlai the men VIII
back work again soon ns they get over thelr
scare large number OF agents OF the Hooking valley
mines work In Lynchhurg Va, securing c0luIen
miners 10 take the place the strikers In fact 100 of
class with ll5 families were sent down 10 buchci
this evening.
The delegates to the Miners Convention met here to-
day but transacted business OF public Importance
President Mcbride. being member of tue lcgslhtu!e'
turned over the affairs to the first vce-pres1ent MI
Mcbride in-peakng OF the causes operating 10 po"pg
the strike says that the prrGpai one Is tile form or COW
tract used by the oQeraors lie also says that hai
not been this Objectionable feature the miners nlght
probably have returned % work, even al tue elucci
Irces offered: but the terms offered were degrading anu
admit that the strike failure. he believed that all
had given the idea OF being able 10 secure the seveh
cent rate The miners, he said we're at frst wlng to
Hbirate the differences but this was refused by TIE
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
THE ASSAULT ON NEw-YoRK PRIESTS.

ST. JOINS n F., Jan. THE Rcdcmptor lst
priests Fathers Delargy and McOivern. arrived here
from Bay Roberts this evening. Father McGiyern gave
the following account OF the Orange demonstration:
ON last sur day resumed mssion..which was IN
terrupted December IL by violent and outrageous ih
reference with us by the Orangemcn OF Bay Roberts.
We arrived from Holyrod In the morning. ana AZ io
o'clock Bishop Mcdonald met us nj our hoteh iho
streets tnrongod with men In common WORKING
garb Orange arches and flags were thro~n across the
road and yes aud imprccatons against us broke from
tae crowd A knife was drawn ut Father Delarsy, anu
threats OF throwing overthe bank were savasey en-
pressed. Dr. Mcdonald said to us; we cannot hpVe
mass open the mission; am not going TO pass under M
orange arches or iags shall Nc submit To the IN
dignity We replied We shall 'claim the protection
OF the Stars ana Stripes. We tclegraphed te uhiteu
states Consul and Bishop Mcdonald telegfnphed 10 tno
Newfoundland Governor. On Monday the warshlP
Tenedos and tho St. Johns p0lico force arrived Inc
orange arches and flags down, and we conpetsu
our mission ut the point OF the bayone ana ut tue
muzzle OF Gatling guns, arriving safely III 81 Johns
this evening. our progress from BAY Roberts 10 ol,
Johns ovation. We have been III many parts .,
the world but consun.mate crowd OF runans anu
towards than the Orangemen OF Bay koherts We , ,o
never encountered They marsallcd their i9ces i,o.
all the surrounding neighborhood to Try ana ninao ,
two lone. unarned missionaries. our .Hrhhncss l'
ulu phed and success rewarded US"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
WHo WERE THE COUPLE IN MERIDENi
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrnUSE.I

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.l
MERIDEN, Conn.,, Jan. IA richly dressed
Young couple registered Saturday week ago. at tho
Hotel winthrop as II. A. Lincoln and wife, of Boston
Mr. Lincoln remained until Monday morning, and then
went away and returned again at night. He did this
every day during the week Mrs. Lincoln, beautiful
woman Of twenty attracted much attention. Her stay
a the hotel lasted until the day the story of the alleged
DurrlLSnow elopemont came out In me Hartford Tee
oroi. when "Mr Lincoln and wife" left rather hur-
tdv The descriptions OF the clipping couple answered
exactly 10 the appearance Of Mr.. ~ Mrs Lincoln.
ASer ihev left an envelope was found I'm the they
had vacated addressed TO Miss Alice Snow.
There are many people in Hartford who, despite the
several denla OF those interested, believe the original
story i'm The TicgrdB have been true Burrlii s the
son ~ Leading New York lawyer, and s studying law
i'm Hartford Miss snow is the daughter OF one or the
richest men In Hartford.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
NO LONGER AN EXILE FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Jan. 7.-Stanley b. Sexton re-
covered a verdict for $6s0i4 against Mrs Brooks on
bond signed by hor husband. j. r. Brooks In 1878.
m prooks WAS one OF the sureties Of Henry H. Curtis,
sextou's guardian. who owed his ward $4,000 As Mr..
Brooks was dead suit brought against his widow,
who had inherited his whole estate valued at S3ooooo
Mrs Brooks was at the Palmer House when the verdict
WAS given and Sexton procured an prevent her
from leaving the state she had with her more than
% ,h to satisfy the Judgment. Her attorney moved To
the writ OF ne ered and this was done owing TO
p W. porn,Iitv While Sexton's lawyer was preparing
NJ & ati,ion friend of Mr. Brooks chartered u loco
motive and when the second writ was ISSUED sne & was
Var tho Indiana lire and safe from arrest Inc AP
court has lust given its decision, reversing the
dng of the lower court. Mrs Brooks can now return
10 lcaHn
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08

LONDON, Jan. 7.-William Henry Gladstone,
NJ T. son OF the Prime Minister replying at Hawarden
to-day to toast to fathers health. said that after
nfty years arduous public service much further pro
longaon OF PrI) Minister'S political life could not
be- anticipated His father would doubtless always re-
main IN harness, although his labors would DO less
arduous than thos" Of men In the roliucai arena.
There was Cabinet meeting lasting three hours TO-
dnv Mr. Gladstone was absent. Truth Expresses tho
fear that Mr. Gasones Illness Will lead to his retire
tuuut before long.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
SCHEMES OF PRINCE BISMARCK.

PARIS, Jan. The Ereacmcm publishes an
interview with General Cmpcnon, late Minister OF War
lie SAYS that Prince smArca Il Turing ". Ferry on to
unorcss en difficulties. lie has already omJroed France
with Italy and Spain and now with England France
ought to conserve her energies fora struggle In Europe
and no, De Wasting them colonization schemes. the
prscut expedition to China Is likely 10 be lir more Tor
mdab. than that OF 500. ". Frrrys policy General
Campcnon pronounced deceptive and totally opposed
10 that pursued by Gambetta.'
PARIS. Jan. THE Berlin correspondent oi the 'ot
ae SAYS Prince Bismarck has Informed England, that.
80 far as he advised present hc must contest Eng
lands claim TO the protection OF santa Lucia Bay Lu-
land.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
NEWS NOTES FRoM.LONDON.


suIPwRIGnrs on sTRIKE.-A thousand shipwrights ny
have struck against reduction IN wages Oh
zig per cent
A CHOLERA CASE IN LOSDON-The Registrar ,,r soeoaa
of deaths In London last week includes one from cholera
.,rs,xo Ross w,x,xs-rbe weekly verses in Truth,
entitled "The Barrel Organ" arc devoted tns W
the abuse OF Ross Winans millionaire bait,vie" ,a
who has extensive deer park In Norhefn oeo.a ,j
Mr. Winans Is described as the man from innAoe,Jt -
who the possessor OF dirty gold and the al
violence.
DIPLOMATIC CIIAsGrs-ScQral changes nave poor %,
made In the British diplomatic service q. E.rrn,rss3 To
prssept Accredited " Brazil mas peen oppoH'ss ~
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
STRANGE SIGHT IN 4 READING CHURCH..
ley TELEGRAPH To TnE 1RrsuNE.I

READING, Jan. The woYhippers in the
Reformed Eyi.ngelc,l Friendship Church In this city
have seen Il strange vision the wall OF their sanctuary
The Rev. Theodore Jones. who has boon conducting
nightly revival services In the church. admitted this
afternoon that yrion had been seen. The sight, be
says is that Of mans face and appears directly above
the motto The Son Of Man has como To save AMI seek
that which was lost Mr. Jones asks his congregation
10 remember how BcslsZlar saw The handwriting on ti"
wall and warns them to repent and be saved Some at
tribute the strange phenomenon To supreme Power
while others regard IL as an omen Tor good or cvh. Inc
church was 50 crowded this evening that many were
unable 10 gain admitance and many conversions are
iusl sluri MA
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
MR.. SALA IN BOSTON.

BosToy, JAM 7.-Trcmont Temple was well
filed tonight the occasion OF the lecture Oh oc"so
.uousts sala Oliver Wendell Holmes. In introducing
,ho lecturer said have requested the gentleman by
whose side am standing to introduce me to this audience
am sorry to say that he declines TO do IT, on the
of the statement that am at home anu ne Is
straoeer hut told him that he Is at home every h,
svhar.var he goes he finds thousands VINO Know hiln
and he ia ike snail respect. he carries MS nome
with him wherever he goes.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
THE OUTBREAK IN COREA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 7.-Referring to the
outbreak which occurred Seoul the Capital Of Corea,
on December g. whereby several dgnitares were assas
snated the palace burned and the King obliged to flee
10 tile mountan. the correspondent OF the Associated
Press at Toxic, Japan, writes under date OF December
II that the American, English and German Ministers
have fled from the Capital and taken refuge with the
Tapnuese Minister at the seaport Chcmulpo The King
was SIN In the hands of the Chinese. IL Is believed that
the result of the outbreak will be inc recognition OF the
Independence OF Corea
PhKIN. Jan. 1T Is expected that the Chinese Gov
ernnont Will adopt conciiiatOry attitude respecting
tolCa.
IoNDoN Jan 7-Japanesc advices state that japan is
charteTiug steamers to convey troops To CoTea.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
BArTLE HI7H MOONSHIyERS.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 7.-At Livingston, a
railroad station at the junction Of the
Kentucky Central Railroad with the Knox.
vile branch. Deputy Sheriff James White went
arrest James and Henry Burton two brothers. who
are charged with being engaged III Illegal whiskey traffic.
A posse OF fifteen. surrounded them, and the
BurtOns surrendered to them. While on the way TO
jail James tried to escape and fred upon and killed
by the Burtons friends, ten In number then
attacked posse The firing continued for two hours.
Several reported killed and wounGcd, among
fhnI
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
CONDITION OF BUSINESS.
THoUsANps or COLLIERs DISPLACED.

WLKEsBARRE, Jan. -Four cOllieries OF tho
Delaware and Hudson Company in this district the
Laurel Run and Baltimore Tunnel In Plains Township
and Nos and at Plymouth and four in the Scranton
District have closed for the purpose OF restricting the
output of and reducing to the quantity allotted TO
the company by the combination. The suspension ef'
fects all employed except such are needed to Keep
the fans I'm operation and the ont OF the mines fr
This prnose the inside and outside bssses aud engineers
are retained service These suspensions In addition 10
those OF the Delaware, Lackawanna and western CON-
many i'm the upper district throw 1000 persons out OF
work aud IL Is expected that the stoppages by the Lehgn
and Wkesbare Company will add at least one thousao
mn a the number.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
SINKING or 4 WESTERN STE1 uBOAT.f

ARKANSAS CITY, Ark, Jan. THE steamer
Belle OF Shreveport ashore near Island No. SO yes
erday and sank nforty minutes. She will prove ota'
loss The had 100 passengers and 700 tons OF
freight. James Moon, OF Ncw-Albany, Indiana, was
drowned. The steamer Kate Adams passed the wreck
ut daylight and rescued the passengers from the Island
Most OF the passengers were Ncw-Drcans Exposition
visitors Amonghc freight were twenty racc-horses
and eleven Jersey intended for the Exposition The
value of the vessel was $4,000 She was Insured for
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
THE INVENTORS EXHIBITION.

LONDON, Jan. THE requests for space in
the forthcoming International Inventors Exhibition
FROM the continent aud Great Britain are much In eX-
cess of the area available The allotment for America
likely to be trenchcd upon unless applications are I'M
tnedately forwarded. The time has been finally ex-
tended for applications from the United States to Jan,
nary 81 50 that reach here by that date they should
be- forwarded not later than January 20 Iho britlsh
consul IN New York has been Instructed 10 furnish the
nrccnhArY forms OF applcnlOn.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PArGs Jan. THE anarchists preparing TO make
demonstration Out-idc President GreVy's house next
sunday against the return OF Louise Michel 10 prison
BERLIN Jan. "A hill 10 prolong for another year tho
reduction of the bounty 40 pfennigs will he in
troduccd in the Rechstag the end OF the session
ROME Jan.7-Delcgates from various Young Mems
Catholic Societies paid their homage 10 the POpo yester-
day Among other things the Pope said that there was
too much reason to fear that a social catastrophe was
imminent Catholics. especially the young, should do all
In their power to prevent Its occurrence.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
NINETY-EIGHT CENTS A DAY.
,ny yraIraRAru 70 LILLE rRIRuNRI

PIrTsBURG, Jan. THE employees of Oliver
Rrothers a. Co.'S mills south side, to-day were In
sorry plight They could be found in little groups DIS
cussng the proposed reduction, which VIII place the
wages OF a number OF men at 9S cents oay. Two
Thousand men are affected by the reduction. The ma
chinsts moulders blacksmiths, etc are members o ,o
Knights of Labor and their assemblies VIII ho1 meet
ing this week to decide whether or mol 'hey sn oep
lie reduction.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
MRS CLARISSA C. PECK'S WILL.

CHICAGO, Jan. by the terms of her will ad-
mitted to probate today the late Clarissa C. Peek
widow OF Phander Peck left $4,000 to her relatives
and between 100000 and 100000 for the foundation
of n home for Incurabes in this city. bequest OF
$40 600 was made to the Old Peoples Home OF chi
e, aud ,hs same amount 10 the American Sunday
sao, ,nd lake Forest University. Albert Keep,
resacn Of the Chicag and Northwestern Railway ana
Henry Keep his brother ARE mann haed bond re-
.lr.l
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
PIOTING IN DAKOTA.

PIERRE, Dak., Jan. IA telegram from
Forest City, Potter County, says An armed mob from
Gettysburg and vacnity came to Forest City this morn
ing and under charge OF c. W. Gichris Jim Brson and
a named DAILY took possession Of the public records
by tearing part OF the building IN which they
kept and removing them by force. The sheriff has
started IN pursuit the head OF armed force and 1t
is probable that a light will ensue.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
ENGLAND AND GERMANY.

LONDON, Jan. Earl Granville dined with
Count Won Munster, the German Ambassador, on Mon
day and had another interview with the Count on Tues
day. The tension OF relations between the English and
German Governments is essenng. 1t is reported that
Count Won Munster assured Earl Granville Of desire
the part Of Prince Bismarck TO avoid giving offence To
England in colonial annexation. In his speech at the re-
opening OF the Reichstag tomorrow Prince Bismarck
Will express friendship for England and her people,
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
MORE ANNExArIONs BY ENGLAND.

LONDON, Jan. THE Cabinet Council to-
day decided to extend the Bechuana frontier northeast
to the Limpopo River, the western frontier TO include
both banks OF the Fish River This cuts the Transvaal
of from chance OF German connection Ine Trans
vaal Government Is preparing to protest against the
English anne xations in Zululand.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
NEW PLANS FOR MAKING PIG IRON.

PIrTsBURG, Jan. Tt was learned te-night
that Carnegie Brothers Co. will fire up their large
blast furnaces at the Edgar Thomson steel Works plant
at Braddock They will make pig iron for the western
pennsylvania market They expect TO utilize the iron IN
the mill cinders the quantity or whch now III tnc ~ "
estimated at $4,000 tons.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
LITIGArIoY IN me SALTATION ARMY.
ley rRLgGuArH TO rHg TRIBry


STEUBENvILLE, OHIO, Jan. THE English
wing or the Salvation Army brought suit three days
ago against the American branch property in
the hands Of the latter which Is incorporated body
Majors Moore and smith, the heads OF the two branches
were present with counsel After four hours debera
on the Jury tonight returned verdict In favor OF the
liel branch
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
EMBEZZLEMENT BY A CASHIER.
lar TELEGRAPH TO THg TRIBUNE.

LYNN, Jan. 7.-Alfred II. Oliver has been
receiving cashier in the Eastern Railroad treasury Office
at Boston for eleven years At to-day ne ar
rested for embezzing $4,000 from the railroad. He
confessed that lie had been taking the company money
for eight years divers transactions were detected by
the closing up of the accounts OF the Eastern Railroad
owing 10 its consolidation with the Boston and Maine
three children
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
FAILURE OF A DEALER IN TOYS.
Cu,cAGo. Jan. Louis Schott, wholesale

dealer In toys and notions at Nos ~ ana 81 WABASH
ave. has made an assignment His assets are placed In
the schedule at OO0 consisting of stock which has
inst been nventoried at $4,000 and open accounts
amounting to $4,000. The liabilities are gwen a.
10000 The creditors nearly all in the East
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
WORK FOR EvARrs AND MORTON HERE.


hR. EvARrs is TO BEAT OR BE BEATEN-CoN-
FERRING IN MR.. MoRToNs INTER ST.
eThe Evarts and Morton camp-fres burned briskly
bore yesterday aud all the Senatorship talx centred
in their candidates.. Mr.. Evarts said to TRIBUNE
reporter: II am in the contest to beat or OF be
beaten. That is what have been dong as lawyer
Tor a lifetime" His friends say that they will not
consent to throw bis strength to any third man. but
bow that the tight is between him and Morton it
must result In the selection of one OF the other
Their canvass Of the members of the Assembly has
Jed them to claim openly that they have clear
working majority of the caucus and some votes to
bpare II will require AZ votes to nominate. There
were scores Of callers on Mr. Evarts at his Office in
Walst. yesterday. whose business had reference to
tne Senatorship. Ex-senator Brdsall headed
delegation of Long Islanders. Many Of the visitors
we're young men. representing the several Young
Republican clubs of New-York and Brooklyn. A
nass-meeting in Mr.. Evartss interest will probably
~ held in Brooklyn.
circular 10 understood to have been printed for
circulation in the country districts arragning Mr..
Lvarts e. the attorney OF the oleomargarine manu-
'acturers Tho friends of Mr. Evarts charge that IL
emanates from the Morton people. who In turn saw
y comes from the dairymen interested in DESTROYING
sne oieomargarine industry. DIR. Williams Assem-
o'yman from Chautauqua. said last evening that it
0'gnt have some effect in his county. where the
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
MR.. PARNELEs CANDIDATE NOMINATED.

DUBLIN, Jan. THE second nominating
convention In Tpperary County for Parliament called
by Mr. Parne was held to-day at Thurles. Mr.. Par
nell presided. Mr.. o. Ryan. who nominated last
week withdrew and Mr.. O'Conner who was rejected at
that time was unanimously selected He Will probably
be returned unOpposed
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
TO ERECT A STATUE or SCHILLER.
LEY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.I

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. t. The Constatter
Singing Society composed Of wealthy German people,
will erect in Farmount Park bronze statue Of Schiller,
the German poet. The ceremonies will include parade
Of all Gernan societies and tradespeOple.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
DISCHARGED FOR WANT OF WORK.
RFvwooD. w. v, Jan, 1.-THE Riverside

Steel Works to-day discharged 200 men on account OF
oc of orders IL is said that the Bellare mill will
make the same reduction tomorrow All the "neenhs
mills will be reopened next week.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08

BOsTON. Jan. THE faculty OF Harvard
College have decided by vote Of "a to to prohibit the
Harvard eleven from playing any more intercollegiate
VI football IL IL believed the rules Of the game
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08

Sweden and Norway; Colonel Mansfield. Minister to
Minister and Consul General to the United States Of
Colombia. goes to Venezuela. The Hon, Edmund j.
Monson. Minister at Buenos Ayres, Is transferred 10
Denmark.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
,poKy INTO A HOUSE TO PRAY.

BALTIMORE, Jan. TAT late hour last niens
John H. Brooks wa captured In baltimore county ~
na hsa sntercd the house of citizen. When captnre4
20 m a, no Ind entered the for the purpose 0e ens
s sorinS IN prayer He was r Towsoh jail uhere -
eau have tlinn for his devottouA
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
OPPOSING THE ELEVATED RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. THE proposed
elevated railroad North Front and other uptown
streets has brought from the people, who
gave vent to their feelings against the scheme meet
ing this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
SMALL DAMAGES IN A LIBEL SUIT


rpy TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuSE.l
F TRENTON, Jan. Tn theisnil Oh - ssc y: "a: =:
,or libel to day. verdict of six cents was rem
dercd.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-08
SWORN IN AS PRESIDENT JUDGE.

INDIANA, Penn, Jan. 7.-Gcncral Harry
White, ex-meub Der OF Congress, sworn In as Presi-
dent Judge OF this Judicial District sas NJ. Clark OF
the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania, administering the
I.uIlI