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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17
THE LONDON PRESS.
A Strange. Illogical verdIct-Thankfui
for small AIereies.

A Strange. Illogical Ferdlct-1h1Ekfui
for Small Mereies.
Loxpos. Dec. 1.-THE Standard says; II il q
strange. Illogical verdict, and speaks little for
the criminal Jurisprudence Of America thai q
court should have taken 50 long 20 arrive ct
such an aboFstve result
The TSases. when the difficulty OF impanel-
ing the Jury "a considered. the verdict may be
regarded as satisfactory. The murder was
plainly Consequence OF q EquAbble over cor
raps fuancisTing. and was one OF the most afro
eious crimes pelpetrated outside OF Russia IN
modern days
TIE Daily Nsses: The Cronin trial men sen
fenced for IFS aTe.three Of the vflsst wFetehss
ever left nnhnng The Jury has done sabs'an-
tia justice aud il Is TO b. hoped - az nothing
will be allowed TO disturb the righteous verdict.
The Daily Telegraph charaetsrizss the verdict
a. surprising but reflects that il mast be thank-
fuf Tor small InercfeS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17
AN OPEN SWITCH.
A Chicago Suburban Train wrecked and
Burned.

Burned
cHcAeo, Dec I6-Tbe city FIRE department
has been notif "a Of wreck on the Chicago &
Eastern II iDois railroad. ~ 0akdslc nine mites
south OF the city. IL is reported that four per
sens were killed and many injured that the
tFsin Is now burning and that q
number OF persons are badly burned
aud some are burned 10 death.
II Is understood the train was IN the suhur-
ban service. kngines and physicians have been
called from South Englewood 70 subdue the
flames and care for the injured. Al the general
once it Is said their aGvsees are that several
persons are hurt but none fatally.
Meager advices say the switch was left Omen at
oakasle. and the dummy train ran into freight
One passenger aud the engineer are hurt, tAe last
named seriously
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17
GIVE IT Up.
The Democrats win Not Try TO Agree
on Siieott.

on Siteott.
wAsHExsTos Cry, Dec la-The Democratic
House caucus. which was called 10 meet tonight
81 determine what position. Il any. the party
should take 10 regard to the Slleott deficiency
has been abandoned.
senator Pettigrew today introduced bin %
anth0Ftsa the secretary % the interior TO survey
and raafk the boundary line between North and
south Dakota
TIE sapreme court to-day alarmed the tuag.
nsent below IN fhe case Of jams G. Psnnie ad-
miuisErafor of the estate Of E.iwara A. Ward
against C. REEVES. treasurer Of the Pogiee Life
and Health insurance fund OF San FrAaeisea.
Tne senate eonfrraed soiomoa Hlrsch, OF
Oregon. % be minister N Turkey.
Captain T. G. shepherd. commanding the
revenue steamer Russ. Bow ~ saa Francisco
has been sppolnEed chief Of the revenue saxrln&
sevsfsaa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17
INFLUENZA REACHES AMERICA.
The Nature Of the Dis ressing Though
Net DANGEROUS Disease.

The Nature of the Dis ressing Though
Net Dangerous Disease.
NEW YnRK, Dee. l5.-Dr Edison of the health
board. today reported that there have been dis
covered IN this eigy eight cases Of foreign infu.
eRxA. Tbs third victim was young lady. taken
down Thursday last. IL Il supposed she con
traeted the disease from q family who returned
from Europe few days ago. Her first symptoms
were xe'tig0 speedily. followed by headache
All ehiils. Then she beeone deathly sick with
pains in her Limits and nugoles.
This was succeeded by bronchial
easerrh. soreness OF throat and
coaghing followed by high fever, and an cx-
eeedinRly rapid pulse, which ae times reached
10 ta the minute Since then seven other
nembee Of the family have been attacked by
the disease.
Tks health officers say it is not dangerous
bat II Il tends to become epidemic. sll eases viii
be qaarsutined. The treatment Is spraying
with = solution OF quinine and the internal ad
minisirati0n Of Guintne. beiladonna and
caxnph0r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17
london Gaa strike Fails.

LONDON, Dec. I6--The grand jury found .
true bill against the editor OF the North LoHdoa
Press for hbeling the Earl If Easton. The
alleged libel consists OF IN article charging that
the earl was implicated ia West End scandal
Tue strike OF the employees of the South Met o.
politan Gas Company Is fai ure, the'company
having ailed all the strikers places with non.
union men. The strikers committee 81 Man,
chester and Stafford announced thai their funds
were exhausted and they advise the men 10 ask
the companies 20 take them hack.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17
THE AXLE BROKE.
Pay Car on the Indianapolis q Western
Wrecked

FzpfAsAFoLTs. Dec. t8.-The pay car Of the
Ohio. Im8lAnA 4 Western railway, with General
superintendent L h. Wilson and :. NJ Cam-
uiaxs srsin master, on board WAS wreck 81 near
CoyinKgnn. led, eayiy this morning Both viii
snn and Uamniugs were killed tisimposslhle
- tbis heaF 70 gather dssssls cat il u believed
that the psysnastsr aus engineer are also killed
Etve peFNaas eocapied the ecsch, General
Superintendent II. .W1iseB. TrAiHmase "
CanmiH0s. AWsltss A. A. Lyna. Cashier J. J. a.
~ Claggest aHa Frsnk " lisoa. clerk OF the par
assfsE The train Wa Wiring AloaE Is &
tegriae rae ghen the front axe q TIE pas car
gave wsy, pseetptsstiax tAe coach into tse aitcA
General superintendent wilson aaa camrninks
ysefe inta aatlV k8Nea
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SIDE. twelve miles. znd eisven miles
ars graded oa she east and IN Washington
eonnsy. ara esghs mics OF track Is laid ozt
frsu SkiRan0n, and the bridge across
TaaDgsx bay At Astoria Is shout
half c0znplesed The peopse OF Astoria are inbs
lsnt over their prospects sad are working mp
big honra In RAJ esenre
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cerxs ca THryFs. Ia Dec AZ n Hantans.
tsa. egfy eserk. 70 ssoFt IL his seocnass and ~.
saxue-s TIE sssargkge o. rreszBt ssssnass % E-al
wsfrh as hgs.esnscn bare pad. G&Ealizs as
ne eAase q ~ 5oanlali
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o,a. viii Have = New Trial.

PORTLAND Dec I6.--The supreme coart today.
in the noted murder case of sandy ol9s, Eeverset
the decision Of the lower eourt and granted the
defendent q new trial Olds Was IN.
der sentence of death and was to
have been hanged in November. but an appeas
was taken. olds has already had two erals
The frst time the inry 4 sAgreed and on the sec
ond trial returned a verdies OF murder Ia the rsr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17

NEw YoRK. pee. is.- RecDries smyfhe thin
afternoon handed down decision IN ths cast
OF ths Electric sugar swtsaiess. Arz. Friend.
Ms Howard and orln Ha stead, Fefosing q,
scsege % the rnoyioa Of District Attorney Eel
lows tas. sentence. apon theif pleas Of guilty.,
shouia ba suspended and that they bs DISCHARGED
On heir own FecoxniEaneeS he gave them per
mission 70 wstAdFsw their pleas OF Euilsy.
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m. p.n-Amerieans ia ,Jersev.

NEW YORK. Dec Is--secressry blaine. with az
the american congress delegates and lasiies. az
riysi in Jersey City this ternoon. They we're
met By a reception COMMITTEES and Mr., and Mish
Blaine went 10 the Fifth Avenue hotel, Whit
the delegates end ladies crossed ~ CoFtlsnft
sfres { aad wss escorted 70 the city ball, where
an informal reception was bed By the mayor.
Thss evening hey &se visiting the different
assEa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17

PuNSfAwSxY. Pa. Dec ls--Tsn GAYS axo the
miasss q WAAtga sna Adrian. namnerinx
nssrsy 10 ssessea g. strike Il rsFfasa demands
were nee eaaNlea Wiss TRe eampauy, vita
Ces waiting Scr ths 1plEsttaa % The tine ef 40.
ttce. AtsehasEet AZ the mss. II an ATTEMPT is
rassp 81 sssel tAe miaeTs fFnm their Acasus %
pat rex uen safo he =zznes there viii be sexf.
.ssss Kraasie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17

We call the attention Of liz
patronizing public Of Seassk
and surroundings TO che iadis
putable fact that we have IA.
ported for Santa Claus speea
benefit the largest stock Of %
propriate
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fnxpox. pec. i6--The magistrate g. the Bow
street police court had ostors hin in secret 10
aev several crown LAWYERS. q uumaes 81 boys
agsaeesf "a have been connected With the West
Fna scaa.tal and several 0thsF witnesses II i
believed fafthas warrants wiIl Be isBed fus ths
s~rest ~ psr.ozs charged wffh completely In lhe
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Lawrence gaFreat's Threat.

Basrox. Dee IA surgical ofs@zssaa was
pe-sormas upon IARrencs Barrett tbs 1nern.
tas. CONSISTING 81 the Fegaoyal 81 some lymphas-
A. rsanas esf the sAFoAL As sossn ~ tfe pate Z
4. COMA ssceas be vii eetske hsEself 20 Ger.
rr9sy OF sazae Other ksissFFan watsriEg flAezs
a. a..l.f
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n.ash ID al F.nlnrn, rhr.isian.

P8tIAnKfpNza. nxc- 1a-oF Setn Rsaes4sa.
Ebe @e1 khaaa hoEaaessH.ks. eas3 sets zaaen-
iaz. Me was sess pd8st % oao az tee shye1
y tll4ass Neam-
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The PrssIdsat ConwrataIates stanley.

NAsAsSsTaN cry. Dse- ls-Tae secretary Of
state las SIT the s9EieKing table. sgAr,ley
ZsaElhars~E szs aisestes By sbe psessieus Of Ghs
Unsed STATES e. ten9sz his e0Egrata1stisas u,
yaa uEsen ths success 40 has attendea yonr
hong tear "a discovery thTsash Africa and nlson
tsss advantages which nay sserns t5ersff0n 10
The civilized world gxxxNE
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ALASKA sEAL FISHING.
window VIII Not Extend the Life of che
Preseat company.

wAsaIxaTox CRY, Dee Fs-Ilis reported To-
niEhs that secretary window, hss refused to ex.
tsBa she contract 81 tha Alsska saai
Fskainz Company beJand MAY
when il expires zig hoilhy has been here
working fas fhe sxseusissn. shseh ihe secretary
hM8 = right - % nader ~ act % asst eanxrs "A
Il Is aa1 alcisliy announced tAas secretary wfrs-
doEs z5A - onre advertise fer bids. which
wll pat American concerns on an
egua3 footing Ia con 5etafson for the hsss8nes.
Tha department al state has Sseu eonki6eriBx
the aasstsoa tn eounecstgn Wfts Secretary Win
anra wsth view &c securing faverabfe relations
with ether cauntgies interested Ia fhs work.
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Poles Ran over ard Nirle.a.

NfIkKskAKks. Pa. peC- ia party q Poles
wers WAtk4sx hSafs fEoSs weEE GA the Eas Il,
WaAaa galway fhAs sveEEng. ~asn q passenger
tFasa sa2 lasa FhE@ fse@ &s0aaa a carve. Tafap
wesa SllIs4 eairsshS ass AaesAer fatally ia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17
THE SULTAN OF ZANZIBAR
EnglIsh Honers Heaped ON Him-Emi
WILL Rnrrixa.

ZAHxFnAR, Dee 1e-The sultan was to-day I'm
vested with the grand cross Of 81. Michael and
=. George, conferred on him by the queen of
England. There was grand ceremony Eng
iish ships Fred salufes
LoNpoS, Dec. ie--The Cologne 6dEstts says
Rmin Pasha is making rapid progress toward re-
sov1rw
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WV Yuxx, Dee Is-ps HeueheEf. = saloog.
vazeoeer an me IA Roasge frem Hnvrs weni
aeoa tie urasseEszse ssek December IL. daring
= severe Eale. ard Vas knocknd Down Ana psoh.
shly fAas y lniars1 - terriAc "a whiel4
4 - -. xaa....
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UNHAPPY MoRMoNs.
Six Saints Arraigned for Maifeasanee
I'm Once.

I'm Once.
SAIL LAKE CRY. Dec. tS.--city Marshal Solo
mon, County Recorder Cannon, Seleetmen
Weiter, Brigand and Hampton, ali Mormon
officials, we're arrested here this afternoon.
There are ak indictments against solomon,
charging misappropriation OF public funds, and
one indictment against each of the Others
charging them with conspiracy. They were re.
leased upon furnishing bonds TO secure their
appearance IN the district court, Saturday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17

BosTox. Dec. l5.--Dlspatches from clear
inghouses in the United States aud Canada
gives the total gross exchanges for the
week ending December ii at si.is0 SIS. $40,
an increase Of s 0 per cent compared with
the corresponding week last year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17
AN INSANE FREAK.

Crazy Bohemian Throws His Children
Out of Third Story Window.
New YORK. Dec. l6--Joseph Krackd. q
Bohemian carpenter, became sane te-aight
and threw bis children out OF a tlird story win
dow. He said ne saw Jesus ia the yard ard
threw the children 10 b m a. q Christmas pres
iously injured.
Kraekd then ran amuek and assaulted several
men and women. He was finally sub0ued after
= fierce struggle with four policemen. He is in
the hospital q raving maniac.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17

MrA c. Morton. OF Detroit, Is visiting her
brosher-in-Iaw Mr.. ]. E. Beiyea, Of this
CITY.
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SILK muller makes DtaGtifal Christmas Tres.
| cut and large assortment ct Hyams Pauson 4
Co q. the largest caoFhiug dealers in the world.
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fazTLaSD. Dee. l&~Hevk q PROGRESSING a.
vesaay 81 re Asss<s& & ss@ss Ceass
tasrs aztag 80 Ssh EsH szpssy~9 TAs
reAz i gr&sea lrsG skta4aez - ss4-
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LoSpoS. Dee. 1s.-MF stead hss resignez as ed
itor OF the PnA MAI 6arst< tie proposes 10
start A ssreview"
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END OF A TEASE.

An Exssperated Miss shoots a Joking
Fellow fsoardeF.
ST.. JosgFH, Mo-. Dec. Is.--Julfns Hooper was
today shot and killed by Louise Epperson. near
Bakersville- Hooper for some time has been
teasing Miss Eppersen about her admirers and
bad driven her nearly frantic
Today 81 the dinner table he commenced
joking sgain, when the girl left the room, got
revolver. came back and, without = word, shot
Hooper 10 the head
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Hal ssaasm mAste 81 RS - a Esesus cArssszss cts
x.yxzr 81 asa ths nsEess Use = ~ Hyaa* Fen4g4s
4 90 ~ esasAAess AID aan@r.AxheFz e1fnex Fsons
and Csaasatz&
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Gar E'ssze 81 - aR&z every SFeasnF aassl II
9 Is i4gamA NsGsasi & Ca he tzszszss eos
taS seA.Nsa 81 taF sNE23, catuss Ereaa AazS Co
sGakS&
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Fxrs. 81 ANysx So q wts<x Eaa sQcess gsxrke
tsass sasszt4y Eass- TsFEs casa Ea@ sosFs4s
ExhexA Gal % LSwzs . Asssslz. 80 Fsuas s.zs<i
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fsecs ssN Ysss Askets &ssa sSNerre ySsg sseez-
Ia Sag seSx1s s~seEsazs Al No - ssessas
skFxxS ksSteH AAsak
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CAadrsa Cry f0t Pitcher's Castoria.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-12

hoe, and there is no pretence that any
one of them has acquired an estate
by prescription in any part of the
land Their enjoyment of the prop
erty was not adverse to him but was
always with his consent.
From careful study of this will, |
am unable TO find u trust disclosed in
Kanakanui for his own benefit, and
that of the heirs Of Kahoe, or any
semblance of tlust.
My opinion is that Judgment for
the entire estate claimed should be
rendered for the plaintiff with NOM
inal damages 81 rs none are shown.
w. o. Smith for plaintiff; w. Il.
Castle for defendant.
Honolulu, April 18th, 1855.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-12
In the Supreme Court of the Ha-
waiian Islands-In Banco. JAN
nary Term, 1889.
c. AroNG vs.. KArr.

JUDD. c. J, M'oULLY. PRESTON. BIcKEBroN
AND DOLE, IL.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-12
MANUFACTURES OF SUGAR.

This popular journal has entered on its
eighth volume, and having been
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-12
Supreme Court of the Hawaiian
Islands - In Banco - january
Term, 1889.
]. 5. MARTIN vs.. l.. Is. KERR.

BrYoEE JUDI c.J.. M'CULIY, PRESTON, pIoKER-
Ton AND DOLE, u.
Opinion IF ne Court byJCDD. CT
This is an action to recover dam
ages for malicious prosecution.
The Jury returned = verdict ut the
last October ISSS) term of this Court
for Sl,50O damages, and this is eX-
cepted to rs excessive by defendant.
Having duly considered the evil
deuce and the arguments of counsel,
we fipd nothing which would justify
the disturbance of the verdict and,
therefore, override the exception.
V. Y. Ashford for plaintiff; \. :.
Hartwell for defendant.
Honolulu, Jan. 9th, 1889.
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Honolulu, January 22d, 1889

The New York World has made
arrangements for an exploring eIpe-
dition 10 Central Africa to obtain
authentic news Of Stanley and Emin
Pzsia- Il VIII BE- led by Thomas a
SteFens, who made tour around the
world on bicycle. He Is nov on
his way to Zanzibar whence the ex-
petition VIII start
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The attention of the business men of
Honolulu and Of all persons engaged in
industrial pursuits is called to this per-
iodical rs Il medium for
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-12

The latest method of increasing
the speed Of vessels is a screw which
il so designed that the center lines
Of two following blades from spirals
run in opposite directions. The
blades are so curved that one has its
leading part near the machinery, the
other has it near the centre, 50 that
each blade cuts into the water in adj
vance of the following. It is claimed
that greater speed results.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-02-12

st. Peter Ito applicant)-"You say
you were an editorial writer on
New York newspaper" "Yes, sir"
Step into the elevator, please"
(Steps IN" How soon does it 20
up?" at doesn't go up, it goes
down.
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Enlarged to 48 Pages

Monthly, makes yearly volume of
nearly 600 pages, devoted to the agricul-
tural and commercial prosperity of the
Hawaiian Islands
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-06
The Police Picnic.

The people Of Richmond take as much,
II not more, pride in their police force
than in any other department of their
city government and well they may,
rs q finer body of men for their num-
bers cannot be found in any city OF this
Union. They are trusted at once for
their integrity aud courtesy and their
courage and promptness when persons
aud property arc IN danger.
1t has been the custom of the force oil
the Third district to have an ANNA! pic
mic. which at oil times has been largely
attended by orr citizens and greatly en-
loved On Monday, September ., 1889,
al the Exposition rounds, another such
picnic will be given under Its auspices,
which, no doubt, will be even more
largely attended than on former occa-
sions, as there Will be amusements for
everybody, and good music by Tremer s
full brass and string band, with dancing
day and night. Commencing at 8
o'clock p. NJ, grand concert will he
given Of vocal and instrumental music.
IN which some Of our most celebrated
singers have kindly volunteered to take
part among them Miss Mamie Trahern,
several other ladies. and Louis Pizzini,
oil under the direction OF Captain Frank
Cunningham.
Commencing at II o'clock A. NJ. land
continuing each hour during the day
will be the following games: Catching a
creased pig, climbing CREASED pole,
gander cutting. boys sack-race, boys
goat-race, shoe lacing match, and bread
and molasses eatlng-match.
Commencing also at . O'Clock p. NJ.
there will be clay-pigeon shooting by
the Richmond Gun Club.
Suitable prizes will he given the win
ncrs in the above games; also. for the
finest baby two years old ard under A
line cloak. For the finest baby cue
year old and under fine cloak. Re
frcshmcnts may he had at city prices.
The picnic will close at midnight.
All Of this fun and pleasure is offered
for the small sum o. fifty cents for gen
tlemon and twenty-five conts for ladies
and children. The Richmond and Man
chester Street Car Limo Will convey pas
sengers, and stages and picnic wagons
will run, starting from the corner oil
Seventh and Broad streets, during al
the hours Of the day
The police of the First and Second
districts will be guests Of their brethren
OF the Third.