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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09
TO BUILD Up 4 FORTUNE IN NEW-Y0EK.
CHAT WITH Ex-PREsIDENr RIDDLE, OF THE
PENN BANK.

CHAT WITH Ex-PRUsIDENr RIDDLE, OF THE
PENN BANK.
Among the business men who have recently
come to make New-York their homo is William y.
Riddle lao president of the Penn Bank Of Pittsburg,
the millionaire and rhilanhropist OF the Smoky City
His will readily be recalled as the defendant in
the great lately tried there, in which he was
acquitted and the costs thrown upon the prosecutors
reporter of THE TRIBC found him Saturday in the
office OF his counsel. ex-Judge G. ". Curtis The man
who made q million dollars in banking In
years. gave away quarter Of 1t In charity and lost
the rest in trying to the largest bank In Pttsourg
is not more than forty old, and weighs not faE
from ll0 pounds-a small man, with full shock OF
black hair blue eyes, aud sandy moustsche. He has
had hemOrrhages during all the time Of his connection
with tha Penn Bank but trouble seems to be good lot
him. for he has recovered his health and 49, II not
robust. at least active and vigorous.
Yes" Mr.. Riddle said. on being questioned, Il hIu
rsnspsnting left Pttshnrg last week ana am oe 70
ginning my business life here anew. am goInE 10 10
make another fortune. have fixed up place down III
Wall-st, ain going into the exchanges and shaI iko
hand in new corporations In the formation eicohpaos
the sale Of commercial paper, ETC."
Being asked the condition OF the Penn BANK
liiigatiOns. the eI-prcsident said "Nhy, was ac,
quilted you know, when 1t found that instead OF
defraudng the bank had put my whole fortune INTO ~
in the vain scr TO save @ It, ooo Then the & 81
tla have heap of friends In Pitsburg ana slalI
try here make myself useful in tho community whete
the Pittsburg papers have been discussing.
brought the reply, with laugh .ioI aih ! !
am bachelor requiring only 5000 year to live on,
and have generally given away about nVe tunes lhat
sum. When was rich made my wiz, DePuoattniins
everything to charitieso schools. colleges hoSp'taS
Libraries. retreats OF various sorts but IL an went hlo
the chlsm caused by the speculation or the directors
during illness and absence That VIII isn't G"on lot
much now but-who khOwsl-now that nv health IS
given back to me- feel as If could do 2nyiRins'
have been very pleasantly receive! IN NeW-lor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09
noLyGs OF oRGANIzED LABOR.

The Central Labor Union met at No. 1872
Thlrl-ayc yesterday afternoon. The reports Of the
union. generally showed ,hat trade Was dnL The build
ING trades particularly complain of slack work. Tho
,u.t oY reduction Of the hours Of labor To clSht a
Gay was discussed and committee Was appointed 10
,,,c.ttu, A .peclu committee appsiutcd 10 wait
nu Mayor Grace aud ask hin 10 u was not possible 70
secur one OF tho public buildings Tor meeting place
for tlc Central LABOR Union, Tho engineers reported
llt or and after November ~ they vii demand that
the ate Of pay shall be - % dV ior engineers mold
u- tuclas. certificate. aud - % Tor second class
men rho rate pay for rs-cla,, Wcu Is left m "ey
iure uutu January !. Gu complaint or IA" Car! NAhn
Cllb was resolved 20 boycott the Iua Theatre Tor
employing Hou.uuOa musicians
meeting OF trainers from Nrw-Yort, BruOtyn AM
Icr-ey CITY held 90 IcutuuIA Assembly, Rooms NJ
Tuiri.ayc. and -lNieeutI.-L, yesterday NOR
Sp,ccbcs wcre made urging ma. general m0vcnon NJ
toward securing eight hours as "A day work be mtdo
ON MAY !. l--G. by l. Ernst, william Martin. ana
Mss,rs Randnanu and shcsit.ch. Resolutions To tho
sane eject wcr. adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09
SUING A BROKER foR DIrORcE.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3 (SpeciaU.-L. A. Coquard,
broker OF this city. has not lived happily with his
wife. Some time ago infant was found upon the
soop OF his house IN Chestnut-st The wllo, after n
good deal OF hard work. found the mother OF the child
She had talk with this and Immediately after
ward instructed her attorney to prepare petition for
divorce She left her home yesterday taking her furni-
ture with her. aud the divorce petition Will probably lie
filed tomorrow The husband says lie Will hlc cross
bill charging bis wife with unfaithfuncss Tho baby
caused tho trOublc taken by the police 10 -
AIMS Asylum and lived only two days. Mr. COquard
aud his vile are well known In society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09
FRoLIcKlyG 1HAT HAD 4 FATAL END.

Three friends met in the house Of John
Coan, No 2,O77 1hird-ayc. yesterday afternoon, and
passed the time in drinking, singing and "skylaLing
They were Coan Frederick Drcsackcr, age twenty, Of
No 800 East Observation-Disclosures and
Frederick Bolt, age tweny-one, Of NO l27i Lexington
ave- Coan rooms the third floor OF the house. aud
shie roupng the three ran from room to room aud
down the stairs to the second floor. About o'clock
last night the fuu at It's height and Coan and brc
snckrr ot after Bolt and chased into tho nall
way TO escape his pursucrs Bolt doubled on hcm ana
ran ont into The re-escape. Tie flooring OF tho fire
escape was very slippery and Bolt slipped and fell
headong into the yard Dresacker and COan ran down
10 The ward at and hOrrucd to nd that their
friend was dead. lie had been killed instantly. Word
was al once the Twelfth Precinct Police station
whittier the body Of Bolt taken. The coroner was
Informed and COan and Dreisacker wero arrested on
suspicion Of causing his DEATH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09
1NnLAy LySrEcrOR rHOMAS Ar wORK.

ST. PAUL, Nov. Especial. Morris A.
Thomas of Baltimore, appointed Indian Inspector by
President Cleveland has been In the city for the past
two days on his from tour Of inspection OF the
Fathead standing Rock and other agencies In Northern
Montana He reports them in excellent condition Last
evening loft here for Pierre where ho VIII MAKE "a"
iu,pcction Mr.. Thomas is tho person against "hOm
,r,e, NJ nearly every description filed by the
Cyil scrvce Reform Commission OF Baltimore ~ the
t,uc Of his appointment It has been stated mat MI
ThoIna- instead OF attending 10 MS uutos' was ~
or ,iring the recent election working for the Dem
nrnc ticket IN an interview yesterday he denied the
charse stating that lie lett Baltimore september -,
inrc which time he has been in Montana attending to MS
official duties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09
SALE OF EXTENSIVE COAL MINES

HUSrINGToN, Penn, Nov tSpecidD.-Sam-
ue r. Brown OF this city, acting for Harmed, Jacobs "
Co. has sold the firms large coal interests IN tho
Clearaeld district to Berwind. White x Co.. OF
philadelphia for 100000 cash. The transaction i'll
cudes the sale OF five large coeries, the lease oi SIX
more and agreement not to engage III the eoatmnhe
,iness IN tho Clearheld district for period Of live
r. Tho lands of the two firms adoin each other and
o considered the most valuable in the district About
900 men arc employed in the mines OF Harmed Jacobs
81 20 bnt the sale will not affect the miners as
~ now nroprCtors will operate the mines 10 their fui
ca0arity year ago Harmed, Jacsbs x Co
pH coo tract In Jefferson County for S25OOO0 ana
,hs friends hero they will begin to develop II az
ntpa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09

DALLAS, Tex, Nov. (SpecidD.-Fivc .spris-
have succeeded in escaping from the county jail at
Mckinney. They are Alexander Jones' charged WIN
murder Hiram Robinson. burglar; George Newell niSu
way robber; James Burk. murderer; and Thomas beI
nor.sthief For a month the prisoners. who have had
access TO the hail. have lowering themselves into
the we'll which stands open in the corridor anu gsihs
an underground outlet reaching to tho aey ooyohu % 80
about midnight aud All of the prisoners except two made
ther sscnne The Sc would also have got away hau tny
nJ heen ircked in The sheriff and posse are In pursuit
with boodhonndS, but tears are expressed tnat tno
gitiyes will reach the lurking place oi inc oua"s IN
the ChoCtaW Nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09
ELOPIyG WITH A IRA YELLING SALESMAN.
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BLooMsBURG, Penn, Nov. (Spec:aO.-lt
was learned to-day that Lillian Manning, OF this place,
had eloped with Levy, Of Scranton lie is travel
ling salesman for the New-York Paper Company. s0me
time ago he became acquainted with lilian handsome
Girl OF seventeen Levy opposition to Mr. Mannlngs
wishes visited Miss Manning on Wednesday and passed
sevnral hours with her on Wednesday night she was
lacked in her room from which she escaped ami dsap-
nearcI Her father is trying every means TO ma out
xybcrc she is lie believes that Levy helped her 10
e.cape from her through the window and that ne
tnok hrr away and married her Levy IL brother or
tb. ,irl whose marriage with GENTLE two years ago
tna Az , sensation at scranton.
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r1.AMEs ON A BRITISH BARK.

RFp,u-pA, Nov. 5.-The British bark Under
,,r which was lying anchor at the Powder Ground.
discovered to be fire at an early hour Monday
ornnr She was towed to the bar near Whites Island
bcro she now lies aground. The fire is supposed to
have been the work of nccndary. The Underwater
III y. ot 81 George In January last, from Now York,
Snr Rhoa with cargo OF petroleum., and was seized by
Hs government for alleged breach Of the Dangerous
SSn-mnditcs act. Tho cargo was subsequently sold.
U,pYroup Nov. s-The schooner Little Charlie OF
prdoenor lying ut the dock at Essex, took fire last
NIGHT and her cabin was guted. child two years old
was burned to death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09
PLANNING foR 4 GaAND SorADRoy DRILL

WAsnINGTON Nov. SIN anticipation of
recurrence Of the troubles the Isthmus 0f Panama
which usually about this season OF the year
Secretary Whitney has instructed Admiral Jouett. com
mandcr OF the North Atlantic squadron proceed with
the nagShip Tennessee, now at New York, and tho
Gacna now her way To Norfolk, to Asrnwall and TO
cruise along the South and Central American coast Tor
few week, aud then return TO Tampa, Fla 10 ~ eN
pcctcd by the time the Admiral reaches Tampa on hlh
return all the other vessels Of the squadron VIII be
there and the scCretrys plan for grand squadron dr
of the North Atlantic Squadron of the coast OF Florida
,rIu hn rnrrlnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09
MAS SHE STARTED OUT TO EARN HER LIVMGr

Ellen Simpson, age fifteen, daughter Of Ed
ward simpson. bookkeeper living at No. l54 Quitman
st Newark left her home at IL o'clock on Thursday
morning saying that she going to a fair at ~.
Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church. She asked her
mother for some money and Mrs. Simpson. having
change gave tho girl a dollar. Ella has not been
since. On Friday the parents Informed the Newark
police that their daughter had been Kidnapped and a
general alarm was to the police OF other cities.
The Newark police believe, however, that Ella vOlun-
tary left home She is attractive In appearance.
bat simple minded. aud easily Influenced. She has
ALWAYS been kept under restraint and has fire.
ducntly expressed a wish to her own living by
some honest occupation. Her father is employed III the
ONCE OF the Newark steel Works and the family has
excellent reputation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09
STABBED BY A COLORED NATTER.

POSSIBLY FATAL RESULT OF QUARREL OVER A
sPooN-FEILED WITH A BILLIARD CUE.
Alexander Arnet bartender in the knck-
crbocker Cottage No 400 Sixthlye stabbed In tho
left breast while attending his duties yesterday after
noon, by benjamin Hill, colored waiter, employed
in the Paisley House. at Sxth-ave. and Twenty yeighth
ST. and received wound which may result fatally.
Arnet had ioined IN a game OF billiards and IL proved
so interesting that instead Of going out usual for his
dinner he had sent In to him from the Paisley House"
Hill was the messenger who brought It, After the din
ner was eaten Hill returned for the dishes. On taking
them to the hotel it discovered that there was a
spoon missing aud he sent back TO the knic&c.-
booker Cottage for IT, He asked Aruet for the miss
ing spoon and the latter demanded Hill took him for
a thief The waiter answered that he III nos bnt he
wanted the spoui tnIs Arnet became luiutlacd ana
began to abuse Hill. The latter made 80 reply except
that nc wanted the missing spoon and began hunting
the Aruct at Last caught him 10y the
collar and kicked him ont Of the place. Wien HI
reached the sidewalk he met "a man named william
come tell that the spoon had been found Together
they went into tho kniCkrrnoCker Cottage 10 Inform
Arnet of the recovery Of the lost property.
As they entered the billiard room Arnct came toward
them with billiard cue III his hdiiu. h!l
grabbed up a cheese kui that Law on the bar baca
toward the door, Just lac reached IT, Arnet struck h
the lead with the cue telling him TO the Moor ana H.
hiCtlDg a bad Rcgalung his fcct Hi made a rI-n
for tie bartender and before the bySaudcr could inter
thrust the cheese knife into his left side
The knife penetrated the lungs III ran away, but Was
subsequently arrested at Ihlrtict--t and SKI have bl
officer Kemp OF the Twenty-ninfh Precinct An anbu-
lance Wa summoned and Arnct taken 10 the New
York Hospital. His wOuGd Is dangerous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09
poona. lakes United states troops and utia started
ut oncn In nursnt nf the Indians.
TuR6EY WARNS THE POWERS.
sERvIAN INVASION TO BE A CAUSE OF WAR.

PRINCE ALEXANDER OF BULGARIA REFERS WITH
CONTEMPT TO RUSSIAN OFFICERS.
CONsTANTINoPLE. Nov. S.-The Porte has re-
newcd the contract with the Austrian Loyds for the
transportation of troops frou Asia Minor to salonica
The Government armed 60 900 irregusrs In Albania
and Macedonia with Martini rifles and has notified TO
the Powers that servian invasion of Bulgaria VIII Dc
regarded as 6elH.
MoDktar Pacha has been appointed Turkish Comms-
sioner TO Egypt
ST. PETERsBURG, Nov. s.-Prince Alexander OF Bul'
garia addressing his army recently referred with con-
tempt TO The Russian officers who had left the bulgarian
service the OF danger and said he rejoiced
that his soldiers would be commanded by Bulgarian
officers.
Only two Russian staff officers attended the Indian
army manGuvres at Lahore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09
INCIDENTS OF THE SMALLPOX PLAGUE.

MONTREAL, Nov. s (SDccidD.-COpies of a
French newspaper pub shcd in Ottawa are being circu
lated in this city containing article making mali
cIous attack on Mayor Beaugrands family It's needless
TO say that the story utterly without foundation but 1t
B an evidence OF the bitter feeling which anmates certain
Freuch Canadian circles at tho stand which Mayor
Rcaugrand has taken on the smallpox question: on
s,tur,,v n man arrived mt St. Anne Des MontS from
Montreal and upon II being Orted that nc had small
nav A., hs family All goods which he had with hIm wcre
P,r,nt Another case has transpired OF a prominent
man giving vaccination certificates where mono
of the family vaccinatod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09
sHosHoNE INDIANS SLY EACH o1HER

AN INTRIGUE LEADS TO TIE. death or FIVE
BRAVES AND SEVERAL WAR HORSES.
LANDER, WyO., Nov. 8 (SpecidD.-A quarrel
among shoshOne Indians has been brought a deadly
termination About a week ago OF the leading
chiefs was informed that his wife carrying
an intrigue with young brave Of the tribe. In the
rage consequent upon this discovery the husband
shot ~: Killed hia rivals best horse. This was
promptly followed by reprisal in kid
and the chieftan's warhorse DiC the Just Then the
rallied bis followers, but the young brave had hs
friends also and in the desperate encounters
that soon took place sOme twenty-five Indians
were engaged. Five warriors were killed aud two badly
wounded. BY this time the authorities were on the
sceue and the combat stopped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09
npDJcATJy0 / SHAFT 70 SCHILLER.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. (SpecidU.-1hc one
huudr dred-and-l wentysiXth anniversary of johanna
Chrsoph Frederic Schiller will be celebrated on Tues
day by LAYING the cornerstone FOR bronze shaft IN Fair
mount Park to his memory by the Canstatar Vokscst
Verein OF this city The ceremony Will be conducted by
T. Coppee Mitchell Right Worshipful Grand Master
Mason Philadelphia. assisted by other officers OF tho
Grand Lodge There will be oration III English by
ex Mayor VauX and II German by Dr. c. q. Kelner,
OF The German Democrat and music by the various Ger
societies. II IS hoped TO dedicate the monument on
November 10, 1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09
sTRUGGLING FoR BETTER PuBL1c SCHOOLS

STRUGGLING FOR BETTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5 (Specid ).-While the
public school accommodations OF the city nOtori
ously insufficient the people Of the Twontyffth Ward
are The only TO take decided action. They will APP
peal to Councils, and In the most vigorous manner
When the wasTeccntly determined upon strong
effort made TO make It -, instead Of II 80. which
finally settled upon, ana chiefly IN order to properly
accommodate the school children As the situation now
stands tho Board Of Education Is pOwerless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09
THE CHINESE CONTROVERSY.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. Sup 10 a late hour
last night all was quiet at Seattle. The Presidents
proclamation and the advent troops had the effect OF
breaking up the backbone Of the riot No further trouble
is feared.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. s.-The knights OF LABOR
have issued call massmectng of all the labor ana
trades unions TO be held November 2e for tho pnr
pose Of taking action for the removal VI the chinese
from this city.
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A nNr.nAY NlcARAGuAN REVOLUTION.

san JUAN DEL SUR, Nov. = via. Galveston.-
The report received by the NcaTaguan Government OF
the departure OF vessels from Salvador whhe OBJ
lect OF invading Nicaragua verified by the fact OF
one OF them disembarking the island Of Mian
guerra and troops at SOmOtillO this morning on the ap
pruacn tho Government forces TO NlanueVl village
occupied by the ldors the latter fled into 0nduah
Territory where they dsarmcd by the authorities
OF that republic. The revolution Is virtually ended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09
A Srw GLAssMAKrRs, rNlON.

Prfr-BUGG, Nov. S.-At meeting i'll this city
tlls afternoon the gas chimney workers who withdrew
recently from American Flint Glass Workers A-soca-
ton completed the organization OF tho independent
t.,rcv Workcrs' taon Nearly all tho scccdcrs here
have i1ned the Association, aud applications nave
been received for admission from the WoFNlrh ID many
Uf tue western factories.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09
MONTANA WOLVES KILLING LAMBS.

ST. PAUL Nov & (SpcciaD.-Charles smith,
rnector Of tho cattle district OF Chatlan County, Mon
tana reports great loss of lambs IN Northern Montana
by wolves Tho animals ripdly increasing ana get
ting boldcr and feroclous each year Ihc sheep
men are becoming frightened over the RAPID disappear
aure of their ocks and using every mems 10 9Nlol
miunie tho wolves Among the losers are fdrls Hpson
ID " Beach and the Montana sheep Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09
MrRrER DOVE ~ 4 cOURrAOrsE

Sr. PAUL, Nov. 3 JSpecinD.-" Jack Hart
Yesterday shot William Pitts at Boulder Montana. IL
was rumorod that Hart had been too Intimate with Mrs
Pitts which occasioned some threatening "ous from
her husband. Hart hearing OF this prepared hnisel
with revolver to the courthouse ana shod %
wirr fatally WOuudng him. Both shots TOOK eHec' Ill
. tI..h hVgu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09
DAMAGES AGAINST 4 BRITISH STEAMER.

san FRANCIsCO, Nov. S.-Advices to the
Associated Press from Yokohama state that the suit Of
the owner OF tho American ship Carissa B. Carver
against the owner of the British steamer Gamorgan
shire for the loss OF the former by collision with the
Gluinurgaushirc near Kobe several months ago, mas
been decided Dy th' English Court at Yokohama IN favor
of plaintiff The damages assessed at 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09

THE STRIKE IN TEXAS.
GOVERNOR IRELAND REFUSING TROOPS.
SWITCH ENGINES SEIZED NOTICE GIVEN OF A
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

oMAltu ENblNES SEIZED NOTICE GIVEN Oh a
SUIT FOX DAMAGES.
Houston, Tex, Nov. 8.-When the knights
OF Labor employed on the Houston Direct Navigation
Comp2nYs wharf here went strike yesterday morn
ps In response to request from the knights who arc
on strike at Galveston, they congregated the wharf
ana refused to permit the other aborers TO load cotton
IL s stated that superintendent Atkinson thereupon tel
egraphed Governor ireland to call out the militia. Mr.
Atkinson filed notice in the county court to the
efect that his company would hold Harris County re-
sponsble for all damage to their business sustained by
the obstruction. The knights took possession OF tho
switch engines in the Houston and Texas Central Rail-
road yards.
GALVESTON Tex, Nov. s.-A dispatch to The Nc'es
from Austin confirms the report that superintendent
Atkinson, OF the Direct steam Navigation Company,
yesterday called on Governor Ireland for military aid In
order to obtain possession Of tho cOmpanys property
The Governor replied by telegraph TO this effect
have no authority 90 issue orders 70 Sheriff Go to
lawyer sue ont writ OF segqestraton and give i to
the Shcrln That will compel HIM to execute IT ana a
execute the writ by Of powerful resistance, will
order the military 10 aid him.
Less than one hundred struck on the Navigation
Company's wharf and tho knights of Labor here say
that the strikers are merely guarding the company's
property.
DNNAMITERS EXPELLED BY KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. S lSDtcidb. chief officers
OF the Knights OF Labor OF the United States arrived In
the city last night The party consiscd OF tho supreme
Master Workman, r. V. POwdery, of Scranton, Penn;
Frederick Turner, Philadelphia 7. b. Barry, East sag
nav, Mch.i John W. Hayes, New-Brunswick
" j.; and W. II. Bailey, Shawnee, ONO
These high officials Of the Knights of Labor attended tho
meeting Of Cleveland Assembly last uight at Hoveis
Hall and Immediately after the adjournment OF the
meeting they returned to the hotel retired TO tnelr
rooms and refused TO DO seen by any one.
Their presence IN tho city at this time is due
10 the late arrests and disclosures OF
the dynamite conspiracy Of PnkcrtOn and the othcr
now I'm jail, who belonged 70 the Cleveland Assem-
by Of the knights OF Lab riga inquiry to me
d. Mantle cOn-p piracy made tO day and II IL Sdd
that ali the remotely connected with !he con,
pracy been expelled from the order and de priyed
OF all ad from the Organization.