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Wichita eagle., 1886-12-22
Phstseraphins Convicts at Alton.

ID was your correspondents good fortune to
visit the prison on a recent date, while the
prison artist was engaged in taking the pic
lures OF l52 new s1rivals-convicts who had
arrived during July and August-and of wit
Messing tho modus operandi OF reproducing
their mugs on paper. Everything was in
readiness at $50 q. N. The artist handed a
list of names TO guard, and requested him
to bring in gang of thirty or forty new con-
Victs from the chair shop. Tbs officer soon
had the raw recruits in line and marched
them across the yard to the gallery, where
they were seated on bench along the wall
IN the outer room. Capt. Luke, the receiving
officer, then took the list of names, and enter
ing the operating room--where ali was ready.
the camera and chair in positon-callei out
the name Of the first man on the list and the
guard, picking out that man. hustled him in
20 the room
"Sit right down here What's YER namcl
What's Yer register numberl See that Gttle
red star on the wall! Place yer eyes on that
and don't move till tell yer-hold I'd that
head little"
While this volley was being fired into TIE
ears OF the trembling convict, the captain
grabbed the man by the shoulders. sl1area
him back in the chair, yanled his head
around III the direction of the star on the
wall, chucked him under the chin To elevate
his head, and then, pulling around wooden
arm attached 10 the head rest, and containing
n place IN which 20 put some paSteboard fig
ureSto represent the prison number Of the
convict, pushed il ~ against the mans chest
50 that TIE number>would show in the result
ing picture All these manipulations were
gone through with in moments time. and
then came the oIninous click Of the lnsts.,
taneous shutter Gu the canera-the expos,;re
was completed. a second later and tie CAP
tain yells:
"NCxtl"
And IN comes another victim They follow
each other in rapid succession, Ike sheen com.
ing to shearing.-Cor Globe-Dennocrat
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Tho Chinese as Sailors.

The steamers on the Pacific are all manned
by Chinese, who make very good. willing.
sturdy, good natured sailors. 50 long rs they
are wei olicered. These vessels are built for
freight, not passenger, service, and, conze-
quently, the spaed and equipment are differ
tl2t from ti1so &C tho Atlantic ,reylounfs.r
--Lcbic@-o Herald.
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If you want to make money don't forget to
call on S. Drukker & Co., the live real estate
brokers. They have some good bargains in
Main street lots and property on College
hill. Lots in all parts of the city. Some
good houses, etc, etc. Now is your time to
invest and don't you forget it. No Isl North
Main street, between Douglas and First
street dl53-tf
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Stolen!

A bright bay horse, seven years old, in
good flesh, few saddle marks, name wore
off on neck, shod all round, one white hind
foot. A reward of SIS wiz be paid for the
arrest of the theft and horse; Se5 for the
horse without thief JAS LONGAIRE,
Wichita, Kan, Nov. 22d, 1886. d5-tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-22

One of the most dreadful alarms that can
be sounded in a mothers ears is produced by
Group; dreadful, because it is known to be
dangerous; the more dreadful because the
life of loved one is in jeopardy. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is a never failing safe
guard against this dangerous disease. It's
reputation as a preventive and cure of Group
is fully and firmly established. In fact, it is
the only remedy which can always be relied
upon. Sold by Aldrich & Brown and j.
p Allen. dl53-tf
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HO, For The Holidays.

A large assortment of carvers in sets,
plated ware and |. Y. l.. fine pocket cutlery,
and a general supply of Xmas goods suitable
for presents to be had ut Trimble Bros. &
Threlkeld, 10 East Douglas. Prices low.
Call and see our line, we think we can please
you. 2N
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The Frisco

Have elegant dining cars attached to all
trains passing through Wichita, which are
under personal supervision of an experienced
caterer, and are supplied at all times with
every luxury the market affords. Try the
Frisco dining cars. d140-tf
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Is cooling and soothing, when applied to
sensitive parts, it promptly relieves infa-
nation, chatting and soreness of skin, and all
smarting and itching diseases. 1t has cured
chronic Inflammation of the eyes, when
every other treatment had failed Sold by
Aldrich & Brown and J. p Allen. I55-tf
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List your property with W o. Riddell &
Co. if you want it sold quick. Office up
stairs over Kansas National bank, Main
street dol
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-22

The valuable property known as Todd Ele-
vator. with Is feet frontage on A, Z. & S.
F. r. R., track, scales, etc, viii be sold cheap
on easy terms or rented, after December i,
1886 143-tf H. W LEWIS
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ChamberlaIn,s Eye and Skin Ointment

1t will pay you to go and see the display
of diamonds in A. A Posts window at No,
42S Douglas avenue.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-22

| w O. Riddell & Co sell dirt and sell it
quick. When you want to invest see them.
Over Kansas National bank, Main street.
! dol IF
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-22

Bargains IN lots in :StOngs addition This
addition is rapidly building up with fine res
licences. 15tf
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w. o. Riddell & Co, have property north,
south, east and west. Office over Kansas
National bank, Main street delft
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-22

Childrens sets at Trimble Bros. & Threl
keld, 10 East Douglas ave-
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And many other suitable diamonds &. the
same rates. Also 80 ladies and gents gold
watches at less than they can he bought in
New York. Now these are facts and if YOU
VIII csll az my store can convince YOU Of il.
Others may tell you it is impossible. hut
come and see for yourselves, and you will
wonder las all DO how in the world ! get
them. Most respectfully,
A 4. POST
No -a0S na,,-,.- ,r.l:. -, ~
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Elevator FOR s. lie or Rent.

Central avenue lots at S225. Allen, Ora
ham & Jones. loft
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Drurrfsts' Statements

Druggists liquor statements can be pro-
cured at this office at 81 per thousand, post
age extra. d95-tf
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FIRE.
Bankrupt. Stolen!.

No matter how l got them, have them
and at the following prices:
10 90 Diamond ara Ply, Fo,. : On n.
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Denver, Memphis & Atlantic
RAILWAY.
Conway Springs Division,
OPEN TO
PENALOSA, K!NGMAN co.

Regular trains are now running
through from Belle PLANE to Pen
ahOSa via st. l. F, S. & W. Ry.
Passengers leaving Wichita at
$50 a. m. will connect with D. III.
& A trains at Conway Springs
for Norwich. Kingman and Pen
alOSa. Hack lines from PenalOSa
TO LeradO, 5 miles: TurOn. 8 miles:
WilliamSpOrt; 10 miles: Iuka. 20
miles: daily. or arrival OF train,
SAMUEL HUNT,
1871 Train Master.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Worse Than a Fire Alarm.

Choice, large. red, apples s1OO per busnel
at Steinhauser- Merkle Supply Co. 2S-tf
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Partial list Of Property for Sale.
City Property.
ya 10 s5 5ss s ass room" '" closets etc 81 o Ida
No 1856 Slots
No. Louck' add. s5ooeach.
No 1852 House oubuDg
5000 A'' ' ''''' S'' A' wac"
and e s ss at ss Vt" Ps s Ss Frisco Heights Apple peach
No lot, College $4,000 Cheap
No AZ 7a Two & closets good cellar stable and house.
Topeka
No 2lo Fourth North $780,
$1,000
bearing Nc Ps s 's1'4' with house Of rooms Sd add Fruit
lot nsouthLa Lawrence Zimmerlys adds 1925.
No. on add
No 1896 Housed lot 5ox4o Mthewons add Price $4,000
E Douglas e.smiths add s125oo.
No. 1903. Chauauqua
ave- N PRICE, ' soo lots with house " room" cellar and 'uds Washington
No. 1891 avei BURNS adds
ha @s a rec: Fass s room house. '''s' and stable for head
No. 1856. o. Empora AYES $1,000.
No 1884 oubudings
MosIoy fronts Joceyns
dreesP $4,000 ~ . y NN N'N''' 's'' S"A s''"AA
Nc. Busns o. u southMa $4,000
No. 1920. 2los 5eAch.
good $4,000
Nc. Englhhs add s11oo
2 Hydraulic $4,000
good and S% ssss @ s Of Ga n Dso $1,000 ave. add
Wichita 1915 each
No 1872
No. 1s4l. Lincoln add
No 1875. slos Lewenen's $3.50 each.
No. 1881. so ne College Hill $500 per
Top. $4,000
No. s oeach.
NJ. tcorO kandW st $1,000
New
No. 1873 n Ch.utauqua add
No.l57l ID aves
pantry outbun
ings s5 Cheap a $500.
No 1864 Hot soos viev adds $500
Nc 1860 lots north Market
No. 1852 es1lA 12 feet mol $4,000
FARMS.
and S s h s s s s @ p f s '' barn. As
s $50 usss % @ .s s s ' good house. barn
No 1851 so adjoining College HILL
S sss s, I sa . on as Ss s s5' %
No e5s partly
100 S sss s: : w2a :a god f a's so ' and a
3 10 s5 sss s T F CULTIVATION good house "
No stockfa
good land $1,000 =
No 2o7. pr
stable,
Of 2ue
Price $1,000
N. F. NIEDERLANDER,
Cor. Douglas and Topeka AYES.
WICHITA KANSAS. !
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VREDENBURGH'S

VIII open for the season November lst with fun
and complete line OF Costumes WIGS Masks, ETC. TO
rent for Balls Parties, TableauI,
our patrons VIII do well to make their dates and
place their orders early 10 ensure best attention
Uutil our rooms are completed. address. SIS y.
Main street.
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No 42S Douglas avenue, Wichita 22tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-07
DR.. CHARLES Z. WILSON,

Physician and Surgeon VIII continue HIS nrofes-
SION In all It's branches. Consultation free Oficsa
and residence at Isl Y Main 81. Weller & MI
ler's paint oc3cs. la
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VIZ HAII-M.D. JE BENNETT, NJ D
Drs. Hall & Bennett

OVER wooDEAS's BANK lss MAIN ST.
DIR. HALL
Continues to successfully all diseases Of women
time his speciaties In the two years he has been
in Wichita he has cured hundreds or ladies' In this
the highest terms OF his successful cure and gentle
manly treatment while under bis care II any person
suit him first, time VIII be gained, money saved and
dtsapDoin tment averted:
E:5EI-AMaATToN. LIBERATION.
hIsPIACEMENT. Prolapsus Of the Womb,
and all UTERINE TROUBLES.
POLYPUS AND FIBROD TCxoRS
causing frequent painful and irregular menstru-
atoms,
LEUCoRRHGA. etc.
lie also successfully treats all kidney sid bladder
trouble Of male and female, such ar.
PARALYSIS, NEURALGIA,
Foreign Bodies In the Bladder and Crethra,
causing two frequent and painful urinaiing and ali
forms O; PRIVATE.
CHRONIC. and
SEXUAL DISEASES,
such as Sperma;orrhea. Inpoterey. and all the IN
pleasant results of such troubles
SYPHILIS positively cured and entirely eradicatAd
from the system
GoEORRHGA cured II from three to eigh, cays or
no pay.
GLEET and STRICTCR RE cured IL Patients Of years
standing
PILES and other diseases Of the genito-urnary or
gs quickly cured Ee guarantees all durable cases
II ae cannot cure you he viii plainly tell you So
DIP BENNETT dev0tes especial attention to the
Treatment OF Epilepsy or Falling Fits, which he treats
by the latest and most approved methods and In
which he guarantees in all durable cases, lie
also gives especial 20 the Of those persons
who are afflicted with the opium morphine habit
Gases or conindment attended promptly. carefully
and successfully.
Patients in general practice receive prompt and
careful attention.
CONSULTATION FREE
Remember that he IS 81 his old Office st lt3 Main
street, over Woodmans Rank. or address locS bog
81. Telephone -. 6&@
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homeopathic General practice, chronic diseases
and Diseases Of females. Telephone No iuh.
Ofdce and residence over Steel & Sons EtTdW
store IL y Main street. Wichita, Kan
Office hours, 70 70 l. NJ 70 n m and at night.
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: : HAMILTON M y
w. M. JOHNSON.

SpsAcIalties: Diseases OF the Eye, Far, Nose and
Throat Catarrh and fitting glasses Office southwest
corner Douglas and Market. UP stairs, Wichita. kans
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-07
FOR SALE.

Improved and Unimproved City Property
on the best improved streets IN the city.
Lots on the inside on street car lines and in
outside additions Suburban lots on the east
side in Maple Grove addition.
Business lots and business blocks for sale
at special bargains. Several fine tracts near
the city for sub-dividing and plating.
Improved farms and grass lands IN all
parts of the county; also ranches in this and
adjoining counties.
All parties wishing to buy would do we'll
to call and examine my list before buying
elsewhere
w. A. THOMAS,
The Oldest Real Estate Agency in Wichita.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-05

THE situation in Bulgaria is NOR e
complicated than ever. A meeting OF
5000 citizens held at Sofa on Sunday
passed a resolution declaring for
the maintenance of the constitu-
tion and laws as essential
to Bulgarian freedom, and Gen.
Kaulbars, who was present, when he
spoke for the Gar, and declared what
he would and would not consent to,
was told in plain terms by those pres
ent that they did not want instruc-
tions; they would take advice, but not
dictation. But Russia seems to be mas
ter of the situation sustained by B S.
msrck, who joined with Russia yester-
day in refusing to unite with Austria
in a peaceful and amicable adjustment
OF the Bulgarian difficulty on the basis
of the Berlin treaty. 1t is only a ques-
tion OF time when Russia will take
possession of Bulgaria, and perhaps
Roumelia, and annex them to the
Empire. She would thus shorten the
march to Constantinople.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-05
THE STEAMSHIP ANCHORIA,
which Sailed From Glasgow Sep.
tember I6ib, Not Yet
Henrd From

NEW York, Ocober 4.-The steam.
ship AnchoIia, of the Anchor Line Of
steamers, has rot yet arrived at this
port. She left G Gias9ow ON September
10th, aud stopped at Londonderry to
take on 1872 paS seugers. In all she hsd
about 450 passengers on board end
was due at this port on Wednesday
last. The company's officials profess
to believe that nothing has occurred
beyond the breaking down OF eome
machinery. This would necessitate
the steamer having to re ort 10 her
sails. From the fact that heavy
weather hss prevailed lately fears are
entertained for her ssfety. Friends OF
passengers on the over due steamer
are at the office daily inquiring for
news.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-05
MACKIN'S PARTNER
In the Election Frauds at Chicago
ArBesIed on Another Charge.

CHICAGO, Ill, October William
]. Gallagher was arrested this morn
ing for alleg d completely in city re-
baie warrant fraud It was rumored
that Thousands of dollars on rebate
warrants had been secured by the con-
spirators. That some employe ip the
special assessment department played
into the hands of rogues is admitted.
Comptroller Schwsb denies, however,
that the conspirators have .pocketed
any considerable amount of money.
Il think" he said to reporter, "that
there has been no serious fraud COM
mitted. OF course, it is within the
bounds of possibility that the thing
may have occurred in few instances,
but think this was only the inception
of an attempt to defraud the taxpsy.
e-s, and l am sure that it will not oC'
cur again." Gallagher was one Of the
persons indicted with Mackin for the
Eighteenth Ward election frauds.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-05

Mr.. GLADSTONE was yesterday pre-
sented with the freedom of the cities
Of Waterford, Clonmell, Cork and
Limerick in recognition of his manly
and statesmanlike espoussl Of the
cause Of home rule in Ireland.
Deeply touched by honors prompted
by the national faith and hope,
his voice WAS husky and he was only
able to assure the delegations repre-.
senting four Of the most historic OF
Irish cities that the people of Ireland
will always largely share his interest
and his affection. Mr.. Gladstone
at the same time received a
petition for home rule signed by
100000 of the women Of Ire
land, which, no doubt, he will present
to the House of Commons at its next
session, The whirlieig Of time is said
to produce many wonderful changes,
but there is none more wonderful than
that which has made the once
Tory Minister, the hope Of
the Tories and their best defender,
the champion Of Irish ri shts and Irish
legislative independence. Let US hope
. that he may live 10 see home rule an
accomplished fact mainly by his own
aid aud help.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-05
SUNDAY AT CHARLESTON.
Excursions for the Benefit OF the
AuHerers-N More Shocks.

CHARLESTON, SC, October 4 There
have been 10 shocks here for the pa;t
forty-eight hours, and two or three
slight tIemors at Summefvle. The
weather was pleasant today, cool
enough fer light overcoats and fires.
Religious services were held by all the
congregations yesterday. The Presby-
terians held a union meeting at West
minister, and other congregations wor-
shipped wherever practicable in
church bui dings. Today about
800 excursionists arrived here by the
Atlantic Coast line, msny coming
from Richmond, Washington and
Baltimore. The proceeds Of the ex-
Cursion will be turned over to the re-
lief fund by the Atlantic coast line
and connecting roads joining in the
excursion.
CHARLESTON, s. O., October 4,-The
day passed without the slightest shock
and the feeling is that the disturb.
ances have entirely ceased.
President Cleveland has sent $40 to
the Confederate Home, accompanied
by sympathetic letter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-05

The commission to investigate the
recent riots at Belfast is likely to prove
farce, as was no DOUBT intended by
the Salisbury government. At the
very outset of the proceedings the
lawyers in attendance for both sides
were met with most mandatory and
insulting treatment by Judge Dsy, who
regarded them as if they were under
his orders and were not entitled to
anything like personal consideration.
OF course, protest was made against
such sutocratic conduct, but it is
doubtful if it avails anything. The
government cannot stand a fair and
close investigation. Too much might
be proven as to the origin of the
bloody riots in the advice and en-
couraGement so freely given by Lord
Randolph Churchill.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-05

THE committee charged with that
duty by the Democrats of Memphis
have made all the necessary prepara-
tiors for the reception of the Hon.
Robert Taylor, the Democratic candi-
date for Governor, and it will no
doubt be worthy of the city and Of the
distinguished gentleman. That the
people will turn out tonight to lear
him goes without saying. They are
not only anxious t. hear and see him
that they may Judge Of his qualifica'
tioas for the high position to which
he aspirss, but they will be attracted
by the novelty Of canvass that has
brought two brothers face to face as
the leading representatives OF oppos'
ing political principles. Every Dem
ocrat in the city will be present and
thousands from the country,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-05

IT is very much to be regretted that
Gen. Miles exceeded his instructions
and has made it impossible for the
President 10 pursue his plan Of
having the captured Apa.hes tried
by a civil court for murder. The
General, by the terms he offered
Geronimo and his fellow butchers,
has prevented their adequate punish
ment and shielded them from the
gslloWs, which they richly de-
served. But it will be some-
thing to know they are in Florida, and
are thus far removed from their
haunts and the possibility Of any more
massacres or murders. In the fowery
land they will be as so many lambs.
Their trade of murder has forever
lapssd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-05

THE formal opening of the meeting
of the Knights Of Labor at Richmond,
Va, ,yesterday,was signalizad by an ex-
Cellent speech by Gov. Fitz Hugh Lee,
in which he urged the adoption of meas.
ures Of compromise for the settlement
of future differences between labor
and capital. The Governor traced in
the formation Of our government the
effect of compromise when opposing
elements were so wide apart it seemed
impossible even to bring them to.
gether in agreement. But the spirit
of compromise evoked, each agreed
to surrender something of view
and opinion for the common good,
and the result was the constitution
and the union, which have stood
every possible test, even that of a
bloody civi,. war. By this speech Gov.
Lee proves himself statesman and the
workingman's friend. BY compromise
everything is TO be gained, by con-
stant warfare nothing bat waste Of
time, money and energy and eventual
min
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-05
ABERDEEN. MISS.
United States COurt in sessfOn-Big
Land Sale.
ESPECIAL TO THE APrRAL.l

ABERDEEN, Miss, October 4-The
United States Court for thu Eastern
Division of the Northern District Of
Mississippi, Judge R. A. Hill, presid-
ing, convened at the United States
courthouse in this city today, and
among the visiting attorneys present
are Judge ]. A. Orr and E. 7. Sykes,
of Columbus; O. Fl. Alexander, Of
Starkville; r. G. Beckett, of West
Point; Col. Jno. A. Blair and W.
]. Cole, cf Tupelo. There are many
others in attendance, as jurors, wit
nesses, etc. The Hon. Cbas B
Howefy, United States District At
torney, is at his post of duty.
Twenty-four hundred acres Of Iich
prairie land, belonging to the Ward
estate, about eight miles west of here,
were sold to Mr.. Perrin, of Marshall
Mich, today for $24 900.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-05
ChRmberIain Denouuces the Par
nell HIlI.

LONDON, October A. In letter Mr.
Chamberlain denounces the Psrnell
bill rs q 'dishoneat piece of parry
tactics intended 10 divide the l. be al
Unionists, and to provoke agitation in
Ireland" at IS probable" he says
"that the influence Of these well p5id
patriots will collapse in this i0ce OF the
determination of the people Of Great
Britain not to yield another inch t1
the vile conspiracy supported by out
rage and assassination"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-05
A TOO ARBITRARY JUDGE,
by INSULTING THE LAWYER s
EMPLOYED
Before the Commission to Investigate
tie Belfast Riots, Fakes a Step
Toward Defeating the
Ends OF Justice,

BRLEAsr, October 4.-The ccmr1;s
sion appointed to invt s,igate the cir
cumstsnces causing and attending the
recent riots met TO-DAY. AL The har-
risters engaged to attend the invest -
cation, excepting two, in listed On adj.
journment for few min ltes, fifteen
at least, in order 10 decide on what
course 10 adopt. Justice Day refused
to grant the adjournmeut, saying it
would be waste OF time. The
Justice then, de'pite the pro.
tests of the barristers, proCe dsd
to examine a witness, wherlupon the
barristers present rose and LETT the
courtroom in a procession, taking
their bags, briefs and books with
t0em. Several solicitors, priests and
Oaugenien interested in the inveSli.
CATION followed the barristsr Barris-
ter O'Shaughnessy said he YVES indig
nant at Justice Days conduc', and
sdded: "The Iti5h bar is not used to
such treatment"
The only witness examined by the
comm ssion was Inspector Carr. Sew
eral meetings were held tonight to
draw up iDGigDant prot. SIS against
Judge Days treatment of the Ii,h
bar. 1t ranspires that Messs. F,ench
and Adams, Ilish members Of the
commission, supported the request
for adjournment, while Messrs Bull
yer and McHardy supported the
chairman. 1t is rumored in le-
gal circles that Nj. Adams
will retire from the commits.
sion. Those acquainted with the true
sta.e OF aft iirs are of the opinion that
the whole thing will end in a farce. 1t
is thought the constsbles will be the
only witnesses. Tne members of the
bar ubssquently returned 10 the
courtroom and presented a protest
against the action of the commission,
as opposed 10 the interests OF their
clients and the public.