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New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
ONLY A SMALL REDUCTION TO BE MADE.

As is usual on the opening Of navigation,
there will probably be reduction or Easoound fre'gt
RACES in few days The situation has been discussed
by the trunk lines and their Western connexions anu
is not likely that the will exceed cents per
100 nounds from Chicago New York. For the last
two years the the lakes and canals hAs oeeh
conducted at loss the inland rates are being 50
firmly held that the railroads expect to DO able TO con-
tinue them at bass which will allow the water routes
some margin of profit. Although there is no ao'uai
pool yet an understanding has been reached Dy which
tho lax. steamer lines controlled by the railroads VIII
observe the established tarif The pool road manssers
are prepared 10 face light through NOV SiDent iro
tho West during thu summer. pr-fsrriDg 10 40 ,ns anu
secure higher local rates in consequence raeI tn""
undertake ruinous competition oy the water anin.d
rho passenger rate SITUATION renou
the sane A. on Tuesday wiCh the Baltimore and ohos
rae TO san Francisco 500 30 for st-css ana the rtes
nf tbe other trunk lines az $3i % to S32 25 according
to the route All OF the cut me poo trunk e raes @
fa,s on the roads west of Chicago Hnl ~ LOUIS
nstn freIcht rates are guaranteed to shippers lor
eacn ,rsok buf no long time nracts are being made
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
SETTLING DIFFICULTIES IN BROOKLYN.

A committee Of employees, representing each
OF the roads controlled by the Brooklyn CITY haroao
Company waited upon President Hazard yesterday III
rog.,d IN tne grievances which they claim should oo
done away with. Tho cnIef tronble related 10
the "swing" rips by which man "orAs
for or fix hours laid oil for four or hve hours anu
then completes his twelve hours work The men want
tho swngs" 70 come within twelve hours. 40 hat they
can have twelve consecutive hours free. Tue drivers
also ask that they shall not be obliged TO htch 'heil
horses and shall not have to pay fifty cents FOR De
70 put on each team President Hazard said
that he lid how the s"ihS
trims could be brought within twelve hours and accom-
modate the travelling public. ie has ofere1 SioV 9I M
any one 10 make a timetable that VIII allow II; M nc
urom,sed to consider thc matter. The othccrs oI ine
fmpire Protective Association say that they are ~llhg
10 arbltrate the dicul.ies and Will not order ue up
nntu all other methods OF settlement fail o,o
Another conference held last evening NJ NO %"
FultoD-st. be the rerfescntatlVes oI lhe I%ti %
road company and the employee bot 70 u'H
mite result vas arrived at: AudltOr Johh 20; :"
CoyIle of the knights of Labor. said Una
II was granted shat there must be swing uIpS ~ ~
Brooklvn. Rur II desired tn make the bnrieA oi
running these fan lightly possible upon the iheh
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
FIRsT-CLAss TRAVEL PLAYED OUT

CHICAGO, March 81 (Specidh.-Ihe first
cas, rate by way OF Omaha from ChcaSo 10
San Francisco Sl4 % today s29 round rip goo"
for thirty DAYS or S7 O5 round trip good for ninety
dovs Tho Atchison has not yet authorized the Mis-
sourI River road to meet this rate over its line lhere
are about 200 people starting from Chicago every dsy
for the Pacific coast said prominent railway man To-
day Of this number about $50 are second class pass
eugers and fifty rst-cass Men who travel nrst-cass
kno hnt the car between here aud SAD FRANCISCO
is no unly bagatee to he other expense me sleep
ers cost SlI: meals when you get West @l Apiece, anu
rho ,orter ~ to s3 More trimps going cut 10 san
Francisco this year this cheap raie imam ever
So FAR "A rstcass travel Is concerned ther II not 50
much il there was month ago All tno hi''-oi"'
people who wanted to 20 have gone.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01


p,,r ,DptPHIA, March 3l.-rhe Pennsylvania Railroad
cmnapv will tom orrow pn into effect reduced passen-
GER rates between New-York and this city and Pits6urg
The rates class limited tickets for continuous
ss.g. bet ween New-York and Pitlsburg will there
after be $40 so, aud between Philadelphia and Pitts
burg 80 This Is reduction OF 81 10 the rare from tnis
c,,v The same rates will prevail Eastbound. The rate
for ono hous nd mile tickets Will also be reduced over
ali ines of the company east OF Pittsburg snc Ere ex
cent hs United Railroads OF Nsw-Jersey DIVISION from
SIS SIS to $50.
FnIr. Penn, March 81 (SDeciaD.-The stockholders Of
the Ohio and Lake Erie Railroad had a Getting this
evenne at Couneautville IL was decided to increase
the capital stock to % 100000 The roa VIII run from
tne coal aud iron TO Erie. following the bed OF
the old Pitsburg and Eric CANAL "ofK wi" oosin ~
ST PAIL March 81 (specaD.-George V. Sims, OF
N.wYork; Henry Kelly. of Philadelphia; and Thomas
u,,on phnip NJ Gallagher and George b. Hume, OF
punss Mon have died articles Of incorporation of tho
ptncs Clarkos Fork and Cook City Railway Company,
a. nuliugs This ia confirmation OF rumors that have
for some time that branch railroads were to be
pa,.truoted from Blings to develop tue mineral ana
o;her resources OF the surrVunfing country
IousyIILE March 81 (speeidb.-Jndse NJ. Cooley
~ the Michigan Supreme Bench, has accepted
,hs position Of arbitrator for the associated
- ~ Kentucky. Alabama and Tennessee
They are forming pool 10 control southern and sOutb
eastern business and Judge Cooley Z" settle po1ss o.
Disagreement as 10 through rates anu NV PeieN""s"
of business for the several roads
sr PAUL Mimi, March 81 tspeciah-in comphahce
with recent decision OF the United states suprowe
Court In the Trail County Dak tax csse the Sortnsf"
Pacific road Company yesterday d,pssl'ea Win !ns
,rst National Bauk OF 81 Pan Sll73S52 eurvey fces
on the compsDys lands In Dakota
PHILADELPHIA. March 3l-Ata meeting Oh the hoaa'
Ing Railroad general mortgage oondhoiders committees
to-day resolutions adopted declaring that tnoy a'
nor I'm Its present shspc either the plan OF The
synd,eas or that of Mr. Gowen. They request general
mors ago boudhoders not deposit their bonds under
the plan Of tho syndicate AZ present. and annSanoe
within y week they will communicate their oo'oSsS"'S "
the plans DO ~ before the crvditors
ERIE Pom, March 81 tspeeiab-Judsments auouns
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
RESOLVING TO ISSUE THE FRENCH LOAN.

PARIS, March 31.-M. Sadi CarnOt, Minister
OF Finance informed the Budget Committee to-day tnat
unless tho budget scheme adopted he would resign
The committee agreed that 425,000OOO francs OF the
new loan OF 90OO0OO00 francs should be
issued by public subscription, and the
remaiulng 475OOU,OOO francs should serve
as consolidated part Of the floating debt by the simple
de very of rente certfcaeA IL was decided that the
loan should Ds Issued Ia per cent redeemaOe rentes
The decisions were adopted only by narrow lnaJotles
Each member OF the committee refused 10 make he rc
uort TO the Chamber
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
DEMANDS OF THE VATICAN IN PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, March 31.-The Abend Post says:
1.-THE Ecclesiastical bill may be regarded as wrecked
The yatiesn replied 10 Russis's wide concessions D!
freeh demands without taking o single conchia'os
step"
Tho Yrens Zeit,ng .ays that Herr Won Gossler. the
Prssiap Minister of Ecclesiastical Affairs will maintain
a passive attitude toward Bishop kopPs proposals
The same paper that Baron Won schoezer the rrs
s,n Ministcr TO the Vatican, has been summoned 70
Berlin and started hastily yesterday Ihe paper tes
concludes that negotiations between frusoi- anu
the Vatican are still proceeding.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
LETTER FROM MR.. G. +. KLUNDER, THE WE'LL
KNOWN FLORIST
oO7 BROADWAY. Ngw-YoRK. NJ;

907 BROADWAY, NEwYoRK. March 81 1886.
/ cordially recommend Ailcock's porous plas-
ters have found them, after years constant us,,
wonderfully cicacious coughs. colds psns In side.
back and chest AS chest protectors aud shields against
changes IN tho weather they invaluable. Ny hot
house men use great many. and aud family are nver
without this fragrant. neycrfailng external remedy
C. f. KLUSDER- :.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
ERIE CHARGED WITH CUTTING RATES.

BUFFALO, March 81 (SpeciaD.-The officials
NJ the roads belonging east bound pool we're exer
csed today over cut made ny the New'Y'rk' Lake
Erie and Western TO secure parry OF twepty-seVen
Italians who we're on their way to Albany Ihe new
York Central. West Shore and LacKawan"" "eie 4"
M esd for the passengers and falling TO secure them
managed to obtain affidavit from Two OF inc ieduei'
showpnv that they had received passes. whe tue re-
twenty.aye secured their tickets at Gus rate
of Il cents each This offence will probably result III
the disruption Of the Buffalo pool.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
FINANCES OF TIE DOMINION

OTTAWA, March 31.-ln the House OF Com
nous last night the Finance Minister OF the Dominion
announced an estimated denct for the present year oil
81 100000 after capitazing the sum required TO deray
the expenses OF putting down the Northwest repeion
In reference the Canada Pacific Railway nc int'n"o
tn nrraugements been made by whicn nto ooIn %
psny will back In cash before July the @LVooVvo
OF It's indebtedness the Government portion o .ns
comnany land grant will be released from Goverhnent
lien. enabling the company to make such arrangements
with lands so released as 1t may think proper
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
NoRruwEsrERE ROADS CoNFERRING.

ST. PAUL, Minn., March 81 tSpec'dt.-A
,ocsting of representatives. OF the following railways
1yas held here Yesterday The Minnesota and North
Western Wisconsin Central. Burlington. Cedar Rapids
and Northern Milwaukee and St. Pau. Omaha Mime
sofa and ST. Louis, Rock Island, Wisconsin, Iowa aud
Nebraska. Burlington and Quincy aud Rock Island
ud Peora The meeting called for the purpose OF
aDr.,tng upon summer traffic. though the object WAS
"ot a,rained II was agreed to continue the existing
rules OF Traffic Association untii Iu siay next az
49, III he held In Chicago and rates agreed upon for
the summer months-
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01

recty the introduction of bill into Congress v
iieved tnat there are enough IN the ouse anu VI.
Eenste who Woud be glad to propose proper y"
N they we're assured that they wonii receive o s"r
ncrt 1f nntc opinion The object OF TINS meeting h 70
stir mn nubc sentiment that tho friends Oh tne ln
d,.n- feel encouraged 10 press their caiins
ili,am urtis was expected preside hut Ill hea,n
rsnds~s this Impossible aud exJudgo Charles r. Dsy
,.iilu chatham.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.
LONDON. March 81

F,crIsu RAcFs-The race for tho Ascot Plate. for
twoyoprolds. II the Northampton spring meeting to
day was won hy Baron de Hirschs bay colt Berpcr.
ne race fer the Great NOrthamptonshIre stakes was
won by Lord Hartingtons four-yearold bay colt Dir
kenneth.
ALREKTsoF WALEs.-Prlnce Albert OF wales WILL open
thc Ediuburgg exhibition Oh May D.
TvsTnoyyD Ely An yPI0sIoS-A explosion OF petro-p
euin occurred tod board OF vessel lying IN tne
roadstead at Baku Russia Tho vessel was WrecAeu'
lsned.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
GERONIMO ESCAPING From HIS oAPToRS

WILCOX, Arizona, March 81 General
Crook arrived at Fort Bowie Monday night. having
left Lieutenant Mans In charge OF Geronimo and the
other rendered Apachcs. News. however, has just
been received Geronimo, with twenty other Indi-
ans and some sQuaws. escaped In the night Louten-
AMI Maus aud sll the that could DO spared have
started In pursuit OF tbem Is believed that Geronimo
has gone 10 tOln Chief Mangus.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
PRINCE BISMARCK REBUKEs HERR BEBEI.

BERLIN, March 31.-The Reichstag to-day
voted to prooug the Anti-socalist law two years
Prince Bismarck in accepting tho amendment proIong
ing the measure two years. said that Herr Bebes re-
mai ks in favor numbering monarchs aud making as
sassnation a part of his programme would JUSTIFY
further proongalon Of the law Herr Beboi interiuP
in said that remarks about the murder OF the CIa
had been wrongly consti by the Chancellor Prince
Bismarck therenpon read stenographc report 10 ho"
that he had construed Bebers speech correctly hnsh
turning around he addressed Herr Bebel thus ~ uo
nds then upon your theoretical construction wnetn
the situation herc shall be the same As eIisa h
Yuu opsder murder Of sovereign JustinApie
certain conditions Exceptional laws are therefore so
soiuLry necessary" The Proongation OF the Ia" VIZ"
agreed 10 by vote OF l73 10 l46
NEwFOUSDLAND LEGISLATURE THkEArENED y
ST. JoHss, n. F., March 31.-A large crowd
OF idle men from this city and ts vicinity gathered
around the legislative buildings here last night Ihey
then forced an INTO the Assembly sna
piantinga flag bearing the Inscription 'han~aI
fore the Sneaker asked work. Tho House promsed
10 provide labor Tor them and they withorsW
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
INVESTIGATING TIE OREGON DISASTER

LONDON, March 31.-At meeting OF the
GUARD Steamship Company to-day Mr. Burns sia'ea
tnat Captain Cotter, of the stesnshp Oroson' ""I
informed him that ho had doubt that schooner
sed ,le disaster To his vessel MI Burns fufther
stated that Captain denied the reports that
had been failure OF discipline on board tue CrokoI
ing 10 the captaiu's statement seven nremen baae
ruah for boat, bIi returned wheu ordered 70 20 ~
a officer.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
=, u,,,,. or the Uent ON the Elevated Cars

SO early in resulting in epidemic OF heavy
colds yourso AGAINST pneumonia by wearing Bea
the chest ami between the shoulders
Quick relief and fr coughs. rIeumatsn Scl iun
bago peurisy Refuse CaDscum ana n'd "i'
tatlons for Beusons
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICArIoN5-FoR 30 HOURS
WAsnyGToN, March 31.--For New-England,
cloudv weather and RAIN southery winds, ex
cept in tue southern portions. slightly cooler
For the Middle Atlantic states. clearing, cooler
WEATHER preceded in the northern portions by rain
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
NeliQious Notices.

vr~s PRESBYTERIAN rch.-ortination aud ms,
OF the Kew RiCHARD d. uAkLAS win sA<o p~'e 40
O'Clock ~ mvtnnNTis 4 PArroN viii prsach the ses uee
Rsv Dr JOHN Il. PAXTON viii deliver The charge W.
people x ~ ,.xrox al, A.i,vsx cha.,., a
the PASTOR
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01

ng TO $4,000 wore to-day entered up against W. W.
Reed president OF the Ohio and Lake Erie Railroad now
In process OF construction. An execution for ssO'I
issued at the snit OF The contractor supplying Tics
fort "A roal.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
RUSSIA WILL NOT OPPOSE GREECE.

LoYDOS, April 1.-The Russian Government
has notified to the that Russia will take no part
In coercing The Grerk an Turkish armies on
reek frontier have lost ten per cent OF ther
men by the cxtremcly cod weather.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
MdRRIED.

NFWTON-PIERS-At M,rristown. v. j.. March 70; Dy
the Rev Albert Frdman Mr. Charles 4. Newton 70 Nrs
Tmms Ford Piers daughter of Mr Edwin FORD, ot Morris
M
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
NEW LINES IN TEXAS.

sAyANroNIo March 3l(Speeia) OF Tue
San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway held meeting
today and executed contract Tor the
buildins and completion OF the ROAD from
Rsy,le to Hsrbor Island. distance OF fortyn miles
a,. ,,r the pudius OF the branch to Corpus Chrlst
as a'o i rennire work to be completed so that
trains may running from San Antonio direc' W '"o
q ulf eoast by septcmberl.
An important branch is also projected starting .o"
In,or,o and running due north to Waco. 200 miles.
Tho original limo projected last year Iroip
San Antonio TO Aransas Pass nearJ
co,o,eted 10 Bevile Work on the branch ron bssie
-, r,nus Christi distance fifty miles, 10 now proersn
Ras and ties have boen purchased lot about oov
,aies of the new system which hnds is gun ouet
."n.as pa "a instead OF Galveston. Todayr contracts
re 10 prove source OF no small cohcorh W
Ws.srs Gould and Huntington In IeIas -, ,o.h
has been called TO Increase the captai stoon
q, Ss ~ a 600 sn authorize the Issue or SlooooVov
nr cent ory-year gold bonds at tho rate OF siZooo
mile on the conpletsd road
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
MRS pARyELDs CONDITION WORSE.

There were many vlsltOrs caIIlng at NO. J3U
Hudsons. yesterday 10 inquire after Mrs. ParnelFs
health Last night the patient WAS low and dispatches
TO this effect her Charles SJcwart and
John Henry ParDelL
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01

EyANsvILLE, Ind, March 3I.-Ihe west-
,on,a messenger train from Louisville on the Air Line
Railroad was thrown from the track and overturned De
tween Huntingbarg and Ferdinand to-day ny u oroKsn
,,s There were twenty-five passengers In the coach
fourteeu of them injured considerably ana .ho
oters slightly. Tie coach took hre put there oo'ns
water near the nrs put out
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01

EXPLODING TONS OF DYNAMITE WITH PISTOL.
PANAMA. March 81. via GalvestOn.-At Ca
levra two leagues from here, tho line OF the canal
niue tons o: gunpOwder and dynamite were exploded by
pistol fred by guard al band OF robbers DIX
men were Killed aud several wounded The force
q; the ca 1 osion was terrific.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01

Tie Cuebra section OF the Panama Canal Is the most
djcult one to work. large amount ot solid rock has
IN be cut through For this purpose dynamite and giant
powdor are used Culebra The summit OF the lsthnu
and II wa from the Heights OF Cueb.a ira. BDOa nrst
saw the Pacific The name is Spanish and meaus SER
usut
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01

adv in great wishes 10 Eng and 70
her and being Of assstanec 20 ~
tain this end Will any charitable lady gentleman pcsvae
,..-.., . n.s.a,e Address /. e. -. this ON u.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-04-17
How We spoil Oar Lsngs.

Houses are always filled with more
or less dust. During the winter, when
the ventilation is imperfect, this is
especially the case. The stove is a
most common cause. as its heat dries
up every bit of dirt in the room, and
il is waited about by currents of air.
and stirred up by The skirts of women.
Women probably do not know how
much dust their skirts send into the
air whenever they sweep over the
carpet. 1t is invisible ts the eye,
except when the light of the sun shines
on il. All this Is breathed, and helps
to spoil our lungs. Is there any help
for itf At least enc, and that is
ventilation. Frequent aud thorough
ventilation. especially when the rooms
are swept and busted, while it does
not remedy the evil. makes il less.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-04-17

application sny such overlapping
pieces of ether claims which have been
surveyed by this office he must furnish
a certificate of the Register that no
application is pending in his Office for
said claims, otherwise it will not be
allowed. In making survey where
there are conflicting claims care must
be taken not to extend the survey any
further into the conflicting claims than
is necessary to make the ends parallel
and at the same time embrace all of
the claim for which patent is asked.
The papers that Deputies will send
to this office are:
1st. Plat of survey constructed on
a scale of 200 feet to inch.
I'd. Field notes of survey.
3D.. Certificate of correctness off
vey and amount of labor and improve
ments on the claim by Deputy.
4th Oath of Assistants.
9Th Affidavit of $500 labor and i'm
provements.
9th. Proof of identity of survey
with lines of location.
7th. Certified copy of notice of
location by District or Court Recorder.
Each of these papers when sent to
this office must be briefed on the back.
The first six must conform to the en-.
closed forms. If there are any adjoin-
ing claims they must be shown on the
plat. The field notes can be either
written upon the printed blanks or on
legal cap paper. All Of the oaths and
affidavits, with the exception of the
Assistants, must be taken before some
officer duly authorized to administer
Oaths and IL is preferable that this one
should also be SD taken, but when great
delay or Inconvenience would arise
from a strict compliance with this rule
the deputy is authorized to administer
these oats himself. but in each case
where this is done. full written report
to this office of the circumstances of
the case will lie required.
The parties certifying to Nos. and
0 must he two disintercsted witnesses
to eacb one, neither of whom is the
owner as: the Deputy Surveyor.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-04-17

Four young girls, employees, were
suffocated by fire in the Planters
House at st. Leuis. The guests, num-
bering 134 persons. escaped. ana the
damage to the building was inconsid-
erablc.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-04-17

At Phillipsburg. N. j., March 2sth,
Mrs. John O'Grady, aged Al yoars,
presented her husband with twins last
evening. This is the fourth time she
has borne twins. She has also borne
triplets once, a quartet once, and nine
times one child, making total Of
twenty four children. She has been
married twenty-six years. Mr.. O'Grady
was = lawyer, but gave up his practice
some time ago TO keep a hotel.
Nearly all of the children are living.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-04-17
WHITE PINE NEWS
..h,;.bed every Saturday morning by
~. L. DAVIS.
-.,ms Of subscription:
roR PRIN TIN G.

-uv NEWS Ofioe Is supplied with every
dns ss..;l,s for executing all kinds of Job
n-..tine In a neat manner and at living
s.,s"- Any Job from a lady's visiting
ard 70 fall-sheet poster turned At short
eaa.i.a nders Solicited.
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A few weeks since Philadelphia wa.

A few weeks since Philadelphia was
excited over the advent of a Texan
named Bill Jones. who took ground
glass for his food instead ofbread and
meat. For some weeks he has been
astonishing the natives in that city by
his consumption of broken window
panes, looking-glasses, empty beer
bottles and tumblers. Heappeared to
thrive on his fare, and might doubtless
have been fiourishing still had he not
been persuaded in an evil hour to try
the effects of Philadelphia whisky in
connection with the bottle and glass
that held it. Ground glass produced
no apparent effect on his insidss, but
the whisky accomplished what neither
window-panes nor glass ink-stands
could do. The swallower was taken
with violent pains in the stomach,
and the doctors say he cannot long sur
yive.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
RIGHT or LAWYERS TO CHARGE FEES

BosroN, April (SpeciaD.-Judge Webb in
the United States Circuit Court to-day. filed All opinion
I'm test case the right Of lawyers TO charge
fees In each OF great number OF similar cases lhe 40
tion 4, the noted ono the Ceuoid Manufacturing Com
many against Alfred ID. Chandler. and IL is case which
attorneys have watched with great interest The ceu-
loid company made and sold to dentists compound
used for setting artificial eeh and offered todefend any
dentists might be sued for Infringing the Goodyear
yucanite Companys patents for similar composition
Some 1854 such brought against dentists In
Maine Now. Hampshire and Massachusetts,, and Mr..
Chandler acted as local counsel for the cellulod COM
pany Only OF the argued. resulting In
decree that the use Of ceuloid not infringement.
Costa were recovered In l24 cases, amounting 70
81, ,6d 70. and this sum was collected oy MI.
t,han Ter. The celluloid company brings action
fo O. eilect this amount from Mr. Chandler Inc
atters bill for IN l64 cases IN Maine, New
Ham pshire and Vermont was $4,000 with sundry ex-
nensss Of 1928 He tho amount collected for
coats 81, ,662 20. and cash received $500, claiming
balance due Of 81 066 H. In considering the question
whether or not Mr. Chandlers bill was reasonable tho
Court saysi Whatever may be taken as the rule ios
disributnt these costs. or the charge maue Tue co'
pensson imed cannot be considered unreasonaole OF
excessive ant tho plaintiff cannot recover anythinsm
this action. Judgment for the defendant"