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RgrygLiyDgR on THE WARPATH.

AsBuRy n j., Dec 7 tspectal-wiliam C. Rhinelander'
who was arrested last night train at Mattawan while
on his way from the Park to Newlork Is s an inmate
OF the Monmouth County Jail He Is kept IN cell 40
night but in daytime has the liberty OF the open space
that surrounds the tiers OF cells This morning lie sens
ont for Counsellor Arrowsmth and held long conversa-
ton with him. He sent messages TO his family or
friends In Ncw-York and has not asked Jaor Little TO
summon them. Justice Holmes received letter nom
Mr. Rhinelander early last June in reference to hs
trouble his goods Aftcrrencctng upon Dr Johnson
for his charges and Offering settle the bill Tor Sso 'ne
letter continued:
Under your disgusting laws an honest man VINO goes
away fnr n short time his wifes property eeleu
and sod whilo "A dishonest man VINO runs AVA 'a~n4
H. nroperty with him Is safe. snaii never
again mako NewJersey my permanent resi-.
sr. advocate shooting o every one OF your dirty
sncfns and YOU eau tell that backgliarl Jackson
shoud like nothing much TO put ballet In him.
offer 10 send money simply because owe Johnson
that amount going In lew days 10 fennsyivanias
a much respectable state, and II Johnson wants 10
he his receipt or look for his money IN tho
clouds lours respectfully, W. I. RniNELANptR
T. sshoud be- away before the receipt CONES, VIII
send 1t when get back
Mr. Rhinclander said In jail to-day that he expected "a
get bail soon. lie denounced Dr. johnson and Constable
jackson because his arrest IL Is supposed that tnd
authorities will proceed against him because VI sns
| threats made III his letters.
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A SCHOONER WITHOUT A CREW.

DRIFTED OUT 10 SEA AND FOUND WITH ONLY A
DOG on BOARD.
LONG BRANCH, Dec. (SpectdD.-For thirty six hours
the wind had blown from the Lortheast much OF that
time driving snow AMI bail before it, when patronan
OF The Life Saving station No. saw a two-mastod
schooner on the NavesinK Lighthouse When discovered
the vessel headed south with all her sails furled No
response made to the patromaD's sgua and 1t soon
became evident that the vessel was without crew.
About o'clock she struck just south OF the Hi<hand
light. IL WAS about hahour before the crew OF The
life saving station could board the vessel owing to the
heavy seas that weIo breaking over her. When they
finally succeeded getting deck they discovered that
the uatces as we'll the entrance 10 the ca bin we're
closed When tue cabin hatch pushed back and tue
ight the thrown into The sm,ll apartment
"A dog hveriuY IN tbe corner VS. the only sign o lie
tat presented ITSELF Everythln In the cabin was III
t.te OF cuniusuu The In which there had eel
IDENTIFY been fire for several hours was turn-d ou It's
famis looking dog had Stripped OF every yestigr OF
flesh lay by OF water pail III wnch cohee dr-gs
had eInpted In the arder werr coffee tea, iuter
SUGAR soap. and the floor large TIN bsrin III
whchwere piled three atrs and three knives
and forks On the stern tue name John +.
Long OF Ney-York About 10 O'clock Major Wardrll
AGENT OF tue of UNDERWATER boarded tue schoonr
and on searching the coal that hung in the cabin
ound Il Moore & Co., OF Ezaneh. addressed
another load OF sand Le delivered s00n nossibl-.
The surfmen OF the iuon that tie schooner broke
iro anchor in the Upper Bay whiio her crew were
ash
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Mr.. BENTON REVISFS HIS STA1EMENT
AFTER REFERRING TO HIS NOTES HE FINDS HE
HAS BEEN UNSUPPORTED.

AFTER REFERRING TO HIS NOTES He FINDS HE
HAS BEEN MIs-REPORTED
ST Louis Dec (>pcciaD-M f. Benton. the recently
renstaed DistrctAttoney for the Western District oil
Missouri cursing his stupidity and his friends are do
ing the same thing Yesterday he said: " am made 10
say that Mr. Cleveland is in sympathy with the gold b's
ness OF Wall Street who demonetized silver without
OF the people and that he learns his hnanc
theories from Wall Street, the eeches that SUCK the piood
honest yeomanTy, etc. Again. that he Cle'eau'
struck blow the West in the interest OF the bondho
ers and money sharks In point OF fact find rom my
notes that in the discussion Of silver question Mr.
Cleveand name was mentioned, but after summing
M the things by his administration, such as inc re-
ducton OF and expenditures. defending the vetoes
aud defending the stand taken by Cleveland as against
the demands majority in the Senate last winter
I used substantially this language; 1T may DC
said that being an appointee of the present
Administration fulsome adulaon would be expected OF
me- but such the do not agree with Presi-
dent Cleveland in everything Ny own view that the
policy of the Administration better be carried out ny
calling around its party friends than by retaining n
office those who will secretly seek to embarrass It, am
not an advocate of the Civil Service law, but our party
platform declared for it. Mr. Cleveland accepted the
nomination. was elected and being man OF resolution,
will stand by it. Nor do agree with him as to even
temporary suspension of silver coinage, but with such
men as Reagan, of Texas aud Morrison, WHO know our
wants in the West and Southwest and stand for them 1t
is the fact that the law making is one branch the
Executive another which is held to so tenacously by the
party that makes glad | am Democrat Then
there il language which did not use thep and never
did use for instance don't believe i'll his Clvll ser
vice humbugery.' I am made to say by Inference
tnot the Presidents enforcement the law OF Civil
vice is not genuine This would be highly improper, he
sides il isn't what | believe. only kepuOHcalS nave
charged bad faith against Mr. Cleveland Now here are
NV notes in full from which all my speeches were made
You see that they pretty full and You can see what
questions are discussed A large number OF men at
t,allatn Liberty Billings. sarcoxle, Appleton CITY, SEN
ec and Mobery testify to the correctness OF tne
notes have only this much further TO say-that be-
lieye this publication in line with other efforts to EN-
barras Mr. Cleveands Administration ana to create DIS
seusou in the ranks OF the DcmOciac party Eepeclay
in Missouri Colonel Benton Is connheo ~ lis noo W
fh.uh uhnslr
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. THE fact that Jay Could
president OF the Missouri Pacific system has become
possessed of the majority OF stock and bonds OF the Little
Rock, Mississippi River and Texas Railroad Company
announced here yesterday. This road Is part OF the
Arkansas Valley route extends from Little Rock 10 AT
kansas City, Ark and advertised 10 be sold under ioi
closure December l5 Its total Indebtedness on first
and second mortgage bonds coupons and Interest agge
gate $4,7l2000 IL Is believed here that Mr. Gould VIII
buy IN the road without opposition NJ the sae siI
Goud's purchase OF the Little Rock, Mississippi Ver
and Texas Railroad will give him weight To make tranc
contracts with the Little Rock and Fort slnn anu ha
and Arkansas Valley roads, that Will diVes he MAI
east to the Iron Mountain line and the newly purchased
line To the Mississippi River.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec Especial. Capitalists OF this city
are contemplating In connection with the Paramount
Coal and Iron Company, adjunct OF the Buffalo, New
York and Philadelphia Railroad Company, opening
mining aud coke plant and blast and steel furnace az
Farlnount Clarion County the low grade dNsIor o
the Allegheny Valley Railroad. The total Investment III
these If estimated at S255,OOO.
PIrTsBURG, Dec tSDeeiaD D-Railroad men VIII DC III
terested In the experiments upon system OF purifying
the water used in locomotives which began today az
Mcdonald on the Pttsburg Cincinnati and b. LOUIS
road They being conducted by Dr. Dudley chemist
OF the Pennsyvana Railroad, with view Of materially
lessenng the cost of motive power The water along 'no
different routes is in some cases almost unit for use
deposit gradually collects in the hues OF the Doe,5 M %
ing All cncrusatlon scale that corrodes ana
immense amount OF fuel Ia generate steam. DE-
has succeeded IN selecting chenileals WHICH WI, p'
the water before 1t Is into the locomotive ooheiS
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BYYUM DEsIROUs TO BIZ A SEYA TOR.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec z tspeciab-It has been claimed
by many Democratic politicians credited with having In
side information that neither Governor Gray nor
tor Mcdonald would get the full party vote In the
Assembly for Senator, OF the knights ol
Labor elected by the Democrats will not under any con
Of Congressman Bynum who was Endorsed IN the last
campaign ny the Knights have been quietly endeavorlng
10 shape things 80 that the party would be forced 10 give
him the caucus nomination. and In pursuance or ths
scheme the father OF Representative Mackey the kcpuD
can whose seat Is being contested approached last
week by friends OF Bynum with proposition 10 secure
the dspissa OF the contest proceedings Mackey wou
vote for Bynum. The plan Is revealed In a statement
from Mr.. Mackey which Will be published in he Jonrndl
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LIABILITY OF STEAMSHIP COMPANIES.

CURIOUS DECISION RENDERED BY CANADIAN
JUDGE.
MONTREAL, Dec. Z (speeiaD.-A cattle dealer Joseph
Kelly some months ago shipped herd OF cattle to Eng
land by the steamship Quebec of the Mississippi ana
Dominion steamship Company: The vessel had not been
long out when heavy carried off her rudder Be
ing compelled remain a long time at sea and water
consequently running short the animals were allowed
only small quantity every second third day. The re-
suit OF this was large lumber of them died, and
when the ship arrived in Liverpool the rest were i'll such
a sickly condition that the consgnee would not accept
them The company however, sold them for $500 for
freight Kelly entered action against the company Tor
81 600 the loss he had sustained Ihe com
pay that the storm had been the cause oil he
insiorune that key's loss fully covered by IN
suraIce that they willing to give up the A5oo
they had derived from the sale OF the surviving cattle
To-day held that the company had done all IN
its power the cattle and II not 10 blame II any
had snccunbed The action should, therefore, be dis
missed but the $500 should be rened 10 the plaintiff
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IELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
wrr sovrs sTopY AGAIN DENIED.

WORCESTER Dec 7.-On Friday me 9dsetts punnshsu =.
tho r,uu,s of Mrs George NJ kcc, ot txDuto oess ss
ler ol levi Wilson denial OF us claim 10 W Wy sou VI
r. L. On their return to sDtngo n,. a ~, N.Y.
were ms. by N lso threatened Venxedhco on .n WI
less they wund ,rlp Ihey ,o.untAi.y hAlo Ams y.
supporting Mrs. klces story VI r"sy' "e o"y ss ",o
aiIidaviis they believe him to bv insane eo says us.
Wilson told hun tEo sectc o ns no v" ""en ANU "' ~
had M t no such claim lac now scts up.
FIREMEN CELEBRATE AN ANNIVERSARY
PHILADELPHIA, Dec tsysetat.-inc QUE nanu.rd ana
CIV was nllnxy Wy Volunteer Depart
nels Association
RESIGNATION OF A JUDGE
BALTIMORE. MI, Dec. 7wiani A. Fslior. one OF 'ne
Judges Supreme Bench batimoc hxs tsSsue AZ
hca In prompted bs rctrvnent ffonl the bench
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DAMAGE DONE TO SHIPPING.
VESSELS SUNK OR sTRANDED--sToPPAGE OF Raj
RoAn TRAKFIC-THE STORM on The LAKES.

VESSELS SUNK OR sTRANDED--sTOPPAGE OF RAIL
ROAD TRAFFIC-THE STORM on THE LAKES.
NEwBUgG " V, Dec. 7 (Spectdi) "A blizzard prevailed
here to-day of fell and the river is full of
ice Newburg and New-York still running,
and will until obliged to stop Last night considerable
thick lee was encountered in Highlands and in Hav
erstraw Bay The steamer Emclne, Of the Newburg and
Haverstraw line, will for few days, II possible, and
then go into quarters here.
Boston, Dec. THE tugs Wesley A. Cove and Ida NJ.
Dalby have gone the assistance OF the steamer Allen
town. ashore on Pedocks Island.
HYAsyIs Mass Dec THE brig II c. sibley is ashore
on Handkerchief shoa. She lies well up on the shoaL
CHICAGO, Dec IA local paper says this morning
1.-TWO weeks ago to-day the Canadian schooner Sylvester
Mellon left Chicago for Colngwood and has not yet
reached her destination Many believe she has gone to
the bottom The schooner Midland Rover which left In
company with Neelon arrived at ten days
ago. and the last that heard from the Mellon was
when she arrived sheboygan shelter week before
last She then badly coated with ice and had lost
part her Captain Finn who Is agent for the
Mellon this port is unable 10 find trace OF her and
tbe Canadian agent at Hamilton teeaphed yesterday
that he had received no report OF the vessel since she et
ShebOygan-"
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Dec THE northeast storm
which began Saturday night and continued until to
day has been the most that visited this coast
The telephone company is heavy loser and one-fourh
OF the subscribers without service. The tide has
high and considerable damage has been done to the
smaller boats anchored in the bays Travel by street
has been suspended since saturday The amount of
snow that has fallen is almost unprecedented An uI
known schooner is ashore the beach here The crew
ia the rigging, but owing the heavy all attempts
| TO rescue them have been unsuccessful
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. THE Manitoba road reports
200 Of wheat snowbound wmar Trains started
for Minneapolis and Duluth loaded with wheat COM
PEELED to keep dropping of at waystations until
when arriving, they have little than the caboose
left The Hastings and Dakota Is troubled for water
especially in the James River country, In some cases
having to send engines fifty miles from regular
destinations NIL and haul them points
lna haa
run night trains 70 get through the The North
western. In the James kiver section. like the Hastings
and Dakota short OF water at certain points There
still great shortage TO load and many elevators
| are closed in consequence OF being full
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about as large.


POLITICAL NUMBERS OF NEGROES IN TEXAN
GALVESTON, Tex. Dec. IA meeting Of cOlored citizens
was held here last night give expression TO the ndg
nation felt the ynching OF three cOored men at
BRENNAN. Washington County, on December 2. num-
Der OF whites participated In the meeting Resolutions
adopted setting forth that Dewess Bolton while dis
gused and presumably armed the night OF election
day entered the Judges at the Fewellen polling
place the purpose Of taking the ballotbox from the
Judges, and shot and killed. 1t Is supposed
by Polk Hill, colored. The resolution declare
that the three men" shad" Fielder Alfred
Jones and Ephraim Jones' who were taken
from the Brenham jail and hanged by mob as acces
sores 10 the killing OF Bolton, taken from the consul
tuted authorities because they colored men, aud
hanged trumpedup charges 10 destroy evidence OF
political crimes or their murderers The resolutions
causcay crtcse the Governor for failing To protect the
citizens from these notorious and fragrant violations OF
the law.
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WEAKNESS OF LORD LONDONDERRY.

ULSTER LOYALISIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR EyiCTED TENANTS.
DUBLIN, Dee. THE Ulster Loyalist AntiRepeai
Union has the Marquis of Londonderry the Lord
Lieutenant set Of resolutions expressing dissatisfaction
with the weakness of the Irish executive In dealing with
the defiant and shameless conspiracy to defraud class
of the Irish people demoraizc another" and
surfing the Of the unions cordial support in
any attempt to crush the conspiracy.
Members OF General Bullers staff have promised
eyiced tenants OF Castle Island TO ntercede IN their be-
half.
AT the regular fortnighty meeting Of the National
League held in Dublin today announced tina, the
receipts since the last meeting amounted 10 xooo
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u,rs ,vn RESIN RUR.;r IN BRooCLYN.

fire broke out from some unknown cause in the SILK
hat department OF the hat factory OF Robert Dunlap
Co. at Nostrandave. and Eeryst, Brooklyn last even
ing The building, 80 by lao feet and two stories III
he;cbt was damaged to extent OF $4,000 The loss
:, - amounted tn 3tj 600 The fire extended TO the
Sio.k department, causing loss OF $1,000 insurance
coyerea all losses lne pattern shop Vi Los &
!, So M Nos 80 TO Al sanord-st, was burned iii tho
same ire. IL IL total loss ,. - r,,.u,
An oil still exploded III the resin factory Oh Euwatu a
smith nj ters and alcOtt sts bOOky ID, causing nie
wiih IA 600 loss The insurance was @2,oOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-08
THE GOVERNMENT TELEPHONE SUITS.

THE CASE AGAINST THE BELL PATENTS REMOVED
FROM OHIO TO MASSACHUSETTS.
COLUMBUS, Ohio Dec 7 (SpecidD.-Before Judge sage,
of the United States District Court Judge Thurman to-
day asked for the dismissal OF the suit brought to test the
Bell telephone patents Judge Thurman said an appeal
to the supreme Court meant years OF delay The dca Oh
the Government counsel was dismiss the case now be-
fore the court and begin anew in Massachusetts, To this
l. J. storrow of the Bell counsel objected, unless the
decree Of the court in the be recorded This was
DONE and Ohio longer the Of telephone tigar
Ia
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largest nugget yet found is said to have weighed thirty
ounces.
BULGARIAS REPLY TO THE PORTE.
PRINCE NICHOLAS NOT wASlkD-ANorHER NoM'-

NATION INVITED.
CoSsTANTINoPLE, Dec. THE Porte has advised the
Bulgarian Regency accept Prince Nicholas OF Mingre
liza az successor to Prince Alexander The reason given
is that his election is the only TO pacify Bull
gara" The Porte admits that the Regency must main
tain ORDER "but" 1t adds so long as an opposing ce
ment EXISTS which regards the countrys interests from
different point view the door. is constantly open 10
evcntualities"
SOPHIA, Dec. THE Bulgarian Government has replica
10 the Porte that Bulgaria will never accept Prince
Nicholas OF Mngrea for the throne and that IL the Porte
pIoposcsa proper candidate the Government Will con-
slider the question elections for the SobranJe
LONDON, Dec 7-PIincc Alexander arrived in London
today and was warmly received In the evening lie at
tended the performance Of a Run Of Luck" at the
Theatre
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HEAVY FAILURE OF AY UPHOLSTERY FIRM

c. NJ Foster & Co., importers of upholstery goods, at
Grand and Crosby sts., failed yesterday. The firm
is composed OF Chester NJ. Foster and his
son. Charles T. Foster, and is one of the
largest in that line in the city. general assign
ment was made to Frank r. Bunap. Preferences aggre
eating 81 93, ,2S3, were given as follows
Mrs Harriet NJ S3i. $40: Mrs. Louisa p Foster
Ellen r. llargrave S2.3U0; B0orum Peise
S9gS7 Giles White. $4Oll; National Shoe and Leather
Bank two notes. $4,000; Wllnam Brigham, one note
$4,000; Jane d. Lee 81 800 Harriet f. Massey s!V2
Ceoraianna Massey $780, Emil Schneider, S6,O97 A. j.
Campbell Brother 1867 Henry amadge Co. fourteen
notes 900; John Monroe Co. three notes $4,000,
liabilities nearly 100000 and the assets are
about as large.
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ooLLApss IN 1HE PRICE OF MIyIye STOCKS

San FRAScIsco, Dec. 7.-An the favorite mining
stocks took downward plunge this morning Conso-
dated Virginia, which sold yesterday s65 opened this
morning S42 90 and shortly after went S36 Ophir
followed suit sales Of this stock made yesterday at
$40 but II opened today at S25 and closed at S27 %
Best and Belcher opened at S23 aud without any at
tempt at recovery, closed the rst board at vi 20
Savage did better IL opened at Ss loss oil @6, ad
finally closed mt Sl5 10. Sierra Nevada being strongly
atSl3 So closed $i4 25 Gould and Curry sold AZ
$15 30 yesterday but opened this morning nj Tis IN"
closed nj xl2.
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" OO1FC1|
pm, ,pEIprA THE codcil attached to the VIII
q, the late Ann VAIN Ryerss which declares that should
the testatrxs sepso Robert wan Ryerss who is pres
dent Of the Pennsylvania Society Tor the prevention oi
relty TO Animals with business losses sufficient 10
cause any change his present mode OF living the will
proper should be declared null and void, and all the
tate 20 to sepson, occasoned considerable anxiety
among the cgalees 10th private ami public To-day aii
Ierss called upon deputy Register Shields anu asAeu
permission Withdraw the OiJecuonaOle codcli Inc
value the estate Is estimated at between S2Voooo anu
x1nO.UUO.
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NJ. FLOQUET FORMING A CABINET.

DEFEAT OF A MOTION URGING kEVieioN of ihS
FRENCH CONSTITUTION.
PARIS Dec IN Floquet has been entrusted with the
formation OF new Cabinet and he is now engaged In the
task.
In the Chamber Of Deputies today NJ Micheln. an ES,
uenist, moved urgently for revision OF
Tie constitution which he said was the only
way of escaping nom the present political cCnIusion
M barodet opposed the notion declaring that harnony
AMONG the dlieient sections the Republican party IA
France war tne best security which the country couid
have when crisis occurred
N; Michelres motion was rejected by a vote Of 43l
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THE FIRE RECORD.
AN AGED WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH

AN AGED WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH
BALTIMORE, Dec, Fire occurred early this morning
I'm two frame buildings Eutawst near Preston, which
were destroyed together with all the furniture The po
lice rescued thirteen persons from the buildings. but
could not lind Mrs. Ann Peck, age ninety Her BODY,
burned a crisp after the le, foud IN tiussoiy
room. The damage by the fire was about @2,oOo
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GOLD FEVER IN AUsTRALIA.

LONDON, Dec 7.-Dispatches from Adelaide state that
large findings Of gold have been made in the south Aus
0aan diggngs in the region OF Teetnlpa, and that 5000
xaen already congregaed In that locality. The
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RfFUsJyG oLgMKACY 10 oLUPgRiUs

RICHMOND Dec. (specioD D-Governor Lee has refused
10 interfere Ia the of CuyeIiu-. who l. sentenced To
be hanged Friday Ciuyeriass lawyers viii ask for
respite tomorrow
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OUTING MAKING HASIE SLO"LL
BRUNSWICK, Ca, Dec. Tho yacht OUTING os 49,
York. Cloudman aboard, struck on the bar ~ sno
To Dob0y Sound In heavy fog shc remava ~ -" n 80 sbls
S"t sustaining no damage she win 10 towed to brun
wick 10 reitt.
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CRcp). 4Go,6s6; Croo dro) s64l4; McParlin. 2,2sl
| scattering 1858 Constitutional Convention - FOR,
| 574,993; ngainst, 80 766; scattering, 800
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THE yew YORK STATE ELECTION.

ALBANY, Dec. 1.-THE State Board Of Cnnyasscrs to-
day declared the following result: Associate Judge OF
the Court Of Appcas-Pcckbain Dem, i0s,454; Daniels