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Slot In n Snlnan Row.

West J:EFFERsos, Ohio Feb. lin a
dispute on Saturday night In Thomaa
RI!yaa's saloon, in Georgesville, four
miles south OF this place, Ryan shot and
killed Napoleon Sewer, son OF a farmer
and probably fatally wounded Joseph
Stevens. The dispute arose over game
al pool. Sewer WIS spectator and re-
ceiVed ball intended for Stevens. sE
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HURLEY, Wis, Feb. 1.-THE block Of
buildings occupied by the Kerr
Furniture Company, Asnew, hard
ware dealer, and the United States
Post Office was discovered to be on Gre
at nine o'clock last night and before the
flames could be controlled about $50, 900
worth Of property was destroyed. In
surance will reach about $4,000.
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GEORGE KEENAN,.


QuEESsrowx, Feb. l7.-While the new
Liverpool steamer Arethusa was enter
ing the harbor to-day she foulel the
Rritiehsteamer Persian Monarch, Captain
Bristow, from London January II, for
New York, which put back here with
her propeller gone and carried away the
latter's mizzen topmast. The Arethusa
afterwaru grounded. ~ y, : s'''N >'''''
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WHITE CAPS IN MARYLAND.
They Shoot IL White Woman for Being I
timntc With o Colored 3Ian. -.

tlmntc With q Colored 3lan. -.
FREDERICK, Nd, Feb. ia party OF
masked men, numbering about thirty,
and posing as White Caps, surrounded
the house Of Denis Davis, colorcd, at
Brook Hill, small village six miles
from this city, last night, and calling for
Mrs. Rebccca Bruchcck. white, 10 years
old, they accused her OF undue intimacy
with Davis and threatened to kill her.
She opened the door little way when a
Colts revolver was fired by some one
and the bullet struck the woman in the
left breast below the heart. coming out
under tho right arm. Shc was probably
fatally wounded. No arrests.
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burg; N. simons, Huntington; T. Rob.
e.ts, Glen Ed; Emberson Fisher, Sisson.
vile; A.. llimelick, Amblcsburg; y.
iienry, Weston; George Thornc, Beling.
ton; L. B. Jellrys, Weston; William II.
Valentine, Newton. Reissue and in.
crease-James NJ. Bays, Spring Hill.
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Holds the Field,

ZASzlnAE, Feb. l7.-Rwapaheri, with
alargc force, holds tho field against Major
Wissman: Bwanahcri is a territorial
lieiitain belonging to an ancient family.
de has far greater influence than was
possessed by Bushiri, the chief who was
recently hanged by the Gezmana, .5
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AN ENORMOUS BRIDE.
Tho Lottery Compnns's Efforts to Retain
Its Corporate Life. "

III" Hoetc'J 0UHFHHJb 3 1.NUFtS TO KetNln
Its Corporate Life. T.... "
New ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-THE Louisi.
ana Lottery Company is making a des.
perate effort to retain its corporate life.
1t has failed to secure a charter from
North Dakota and its next move, it is
said, will be an enormous bribe to the
Louisiana Legislature for renewal o!
its charter, which will expire two years
hence. It's proposition will be to pay
the entire State debt, amounting to from
$4,000, 900 to sl2;000,00O. The Lottery
is earning 100000 month, or s., ,OOO,.
600 0peryear net. Many prominent Louisi.
ansns tfear that the bribc may be ac.
cantaflns ~ y 49, ~ ~
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English Miners VIII Strike

LONDON, Feb. l7.-Four hundred thou.
sand miners in Great Britain have de.
cided to adhere TO their demand for an
increase Of 10 per cont in their wages
II is probable that the men will strike
Should they do 60, the coal output will
be decreased three.fougs!ls. r.
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No Jurisdiction.

: VICTORIA, B. G., Feb. l7.-Justice
Drake, OF the British Columbian su-
premc Court has rendered decision
which declares that the Government Of
the United States has no jurisdiction
over Behsing sea outside the Marine
Lengue limit. :
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Had Better NiuzxIc Webstcr.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Pail Mall Ga
:ette says the ministers would like 10
bury the report OF the Parnell Commits
sion fathoms deep, but alter tho speech
OF Attorney General Webster in the
House Of Commons last week, it is diff.
cult to see how they can escape making
a declaration in regard to the report.
The Gazette declares that they bad better
muzz!o Attorney General Webster
quickly, as when he speaks the moro di-
iicult it becomes for them to decide what
to do with the report. 1t is impossible
tn shclve IT, -'+EL.s.E.. E.---G17"' :
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sccretnry Trncy R.sun,cs Work

WAsuaoroN, D. O., Feb. l7.-secre.
tary Tracy took advantage Of the bright,
clear weather, this morning and drove
over to the Navy Department. His ap.
pearance there after fortnight's abaence
was the signal for n slight furry OF ex-
cltement.-His Office was Immediately
besieged by callers, both official aud
social, but he did not see many people.
Among his morning callers was Gen. R.
A. Alrar
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IATcrrIplo Accident.

LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. l7.-Kate DAY.
eler, aged sixteen years, employed at
tho stocking works at Mannheim, Pa, had
her hair caught in the shafting this
morning; and before the machinery
could DO stopped she was completely
scalped and terribly mangled. She will
lin -----L ----- - = - = u
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ecial pispalch d az Ln.elliQenecr

Social Riepaieh to the L:eai9eneer. yS,3.s &
WAsuiSaTog, D. O., Feb. l7.-Wcst
Virginia pensions have been granted as
follows: Original invalid-John W.
Snyder, Flatwood; Thomas Braham,
Rowlesburg. Restoration-Samuel A,
Lane, Buckhannon. Original widows
and Minors. Leech, Denwood. In.
-Charles Drake. Newton ]. Cole,
Laurel Iron Works; J. Murphy, Hun.
drcd; B. F. Fish, Rayenswood 7. Bay.
! liss, Independence; John Rogers, Wells.
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West vlrginianS In Warrington,

West virgininns In Warrington.
Special Dispa,ch 10 The In.tlQenccr. Z,
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. l7-Muj. ].
II. McGinnis, who has been at home on.
gagged in the collection Of evidence In his
contest case, has returned.
Ex. x.Dlstrict Attorney G. C. Wattsis is
hero on his way to New York. sc
Mr.. Smith to-day introduced bills for
tho relief OF William Richardson, OF
Wood county, and Barbara Laniried, OF
Jackson county. f
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LONDON, Feb; l7.-sir Robert Kane,
n. D., died yesterday. He was born in
Dublin in 1910, where he received u
medical education. y a, 4 =
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Socialist blot.

BERLIN, Feb. 1.-THE Socialists at.
taxed a meeting Of the German Liberals
at Liegnitz in silesia. The police inter.
and many persons were wounded, ri
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Capital Notes.
:ptcidl Dlspatch TO the Intelli1eneer.

SpSc119 Osp1UtHlUU Ut 1HltHI1tHtfT. T---------- :
CnARLEs1oS, W. Va, Feb. 17.-Gov-
ernor Fleming returned this morning
from Baltimore, and it is said he will
give his appointments to the public in a
few day. sI,r
The fall session Of the Greenbrier
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New YoRE, Feb. l7.-Ata recent burg
lary in the residence OF James G. Bur
den, Mt 100 Fifth avenue, pair OF fancy
boots belonging to William X. Wander.
bilt were among the articles stolen.
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In the Sel,ntc,

90
WASHINGTON, Feb. l7.-A1r. Dawes
presented over 240 petitions from Massa-
chusetts, relating that more than $780,
900 gallons Of intoxicating liquors are
annually exported from the United
States to Africa, demoralizing the people
OF Africa, and is detrimental to all the
legitimate commerce with that people !;
aud praying that under the section OF
the constitution which authorizes Con-
gress to regulate commerce with foreign
nations, that sort of thing shall be stop.
ped. He asked that the petitions be re-
ferred to the Committee OH Education
and Labor, and he invoked tho careful
consideration of that committee on the
subject. So referred. ls
Mr.. Chandler presented several peti.
tons from Mississippi complaining OF
the suppression OF the Republican vote
in that State and representing that the
so-called Legislature OF Mississippi had
recently enacted law for establishing a
new Constitution for the State on the
l2th Of August, 1890, the same not to be
submitted to the people for ratification,
aud that it was the avowed purpose OF
Democrats to employ fraudulent meth.
DDS to deprive many intelligent citizens
Of their franchise. Referred to the Com.
mittee on Privileges and Elections.
Mr.. Blair presented petitions signed
by $4,000 members OF the G. A. X. in
favor OF pensions to army nurscs; and
petitions signed by over 1900, 600 per.
sons in favor Of the educational bill;
Among other petitions presented were
several for per diem pension bill, ior
the removal Of the limitation on pension
arrears, and for bounty to soldiers oi
the regular army who served in the war
Of the rebellion.
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I CORDIALLY recommend Salvation Oil
to all suffering with rheumatism. Jos.
S. For, Cattle Dealer, liz North Broad.
way, Baltimore, Nd. -,
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A oIlA1LExaI.-The proprietors Of DR..
Eull's Cough Syrup hereby, challenge
the Faculty to prescribe a remedy more
effective than theirs. Tg'11 u
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Resolutions are like messengcr boys,
They arc the easiest things imaginable
! To pass. ~,
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CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.

Inc Democrats Suspend Their Tnctics In
Opposing the Adoption of tho journal,
hnt Renew, them Asain-Thc Worlds
Fair Hill. iH.-
WAsnlNGroH, D. G., Feb. 17.-Aiter
Inc reading Of the journal in the House,
MI. Carlisle rose aud said that since the
s'!h OF January his side Of the House
hal been protesting every morning
esa'nst the approval Of the journal on
The ground that it contained an entry
made by direction OF the Speaker, show.
Ing tho names OF certain members pres
ent and not voting. Last Friday the
House had adopted Il code OF rules pro.
TNsalhe ior such n practice. Against this
democrats had protested and would pro-
!sst as an Unconstitutional practice. BYt
y was practice which could not DO de.
cl0ed in this House, and whenever
proper. cause arose it would go to some
o!her forum. 1t was the purpose Of his
sue OF thel1o to see that this occa.
SION should bs made in such shape as
would permit it 10 be finally and decis-
Nely passed upon. Therefore, he now
IsW 10 reSson why the journal, the
form o. which tho House had right to
mmesS,rleet should pot be approved This
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rDeslemona was dissatisfied, that's
granted, because the Moor she had-the
Moor she wanted, .%5f;7Ss N.
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Il knew there wus trouble brewin',"
remarked the old t,apper as ho closed
with the bear. 3
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The Senate re.assembled at 4 o'clock
and after the passage of Senate bill No.
lG, relating to the establishment OF an
intermediate court in Wayne county,
the Senate adjourned until ts-mozrow
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The dentiat should make q good poll.
ticiAn-he is skilled in the use OF Gas
and has strong pull.
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THE SPEAKERS RULINGS,

When the Worlds Fair Committee
was called Mr.. Gambler, Of ,Massachu-
setss, s' offered the following resolution:
uK.solved, That Thursday and Friday,
sseStuary 20 and 81, after tho approval
y tho journal, DO sat aside ior general
WIe vWsoaIe on bills 6,sS3 and G,aS4 (the
worlds Fair bills, and that tho vote be
,as ,aSen on Monday, February "a, in the
uanAer prescribed by the resolution
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CLASSIFYING TIE FAIR EXHIBITS.

Chicago. sept. -. IN" Ga Nit'a'on Committee ain
about all the ;SDrk it to De dome al III" N"fh
Fur h,.dqulricr> to dav. II expects I" '"nph" INC
general outline Of the principal divisions "i u" "N
hilItS to morrow. The decimal y stem adopted 'y VI"
uicnt 81 the Paris Exposition and followed 10y
Professor t,o,s" has been abandoned. ana WHAT J..
claimed bc u simpler designation Of department =
divisions. and section. lia- been agreed upon ITO
fr.>Or ,iwsir divided the exhibit into ten departments
each department containing ten divisions. ana "a'h al
vision ton rctIo.r The latter sub division was not
always carried ont Ia the las, drrina ana " some
time, b. came i~cc,>ary Ia extend II BY ~nb DIVISIONS
indicated Nv letters Of the alphabet. THIS claN.lnca-
ton the committee regard confusing. and II has
accented tie proposition n VI. II. De Young I" dcaiS
nat, TN, departments by tho letters Of the alphabet" as
A "A c. etc. The subdivisions and sections viii be
designated by the numerals.
Mr. he Young ia All Interview to night SAID. Two
have laid out the scope Of tn" Exposition In twelve"
great departments to occupy about hi'ic bn'd'neN !
,,vc nlaccd agriculture Department ~ ar the first
I'm The Exposition. taking the griinh nat We EWa"'t
nr,siucs and evidences OF material wealth should
first
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SOrTH JERSEY CANNING INDUSTRY.

I;ridgcton, " j.. sept. =. especial Tile canning
season in this cty and Cumberland Cunty i now II
H., height The far has been rA'cptlohiNy
good and tnmat~> :rOwn in this county were n'F''
irt,.r IN fact tcr,' /, such large crop that IL W.
feared thrr,, would hc "ran famine. There arr !"
all tw.Jvc factories in Cumberland County. TX %
winch arr in l:rlis"ton. For. years thi> county IL"
| ZEN ia romp,ttDn with salem County. WIN tn r'ii
nag ,u t'uml,rl,ud, favor. While Stlcm County
Tomatoes r!p,n sooner than the Cumberland on" tlt
Latter, crop holds later The ia factories h"it
mt up over 200 600 dav during TIE Nei>' !o''
of which j. Sold to agents in New Work a:i PhlId'ph'A
pr,ics tomatoes they run on Bartlett pears '"al%
sweet potat,-, and pumpkins MI the factories con
tract for Their tomatoes IN the wi au' th">" oil tiif
cir, my ~; u,r Ton The nrdgrton factorir. pay Ia
thcir 900 hrndS and for stock. ETC. nearly SJoo.ON
, ,,,r There i not a single can Of Oti stock hero
%cv Stock in New York aud lhiladcphia Is ROW WORT
from -. 10 80 cents PER dozen.
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Or. this sign thut the brui-e wa, inflicted within
a short time OF death.
Mr. Oscr read opinion from Talnr that a
Lrusc. snch described probably inflicted close
upOn death.
Witness said tina, in ordinary cases thi, was prob
ably true. but exceptions coInnlpn ~. said he
had examined hundreds Of bruises and tina, in his
p"ricnce the result Of blow wa generally no
inflammation.
Mr.. Osler-Doctor. you must have had great luck
II agreed that the the blow the
more likelihood there Ia VI inflammation. Where The
blush green appearance is present tho bri-". wne,s
Thought, inflicted before death.
The Judgc-DOctOr, suppo>" this man fell forward
his death. what would n; the color within twenty.
four hours OF It's fc ion al brisc received In falling
The witness-rho color would be dark purpli>h.
Judge-One Of the medical mon said that 1t was u
bronze color.
The doctor said in that II longer time would be
indicated % him since the infection OF tie brusc
l.. G. Mckay, lawyer. OF Woodstock, who has been
acting for the defence in this case, stated that lie saw
Alfred Hayward in the month OF August. All the
counsel drove out 70 Mr. Haywards. Two Of the party
walked around Mr. Hayward's place. Three Of them
wore capped clocks. bat Hayward failed a!tcrward TO
remember the dress OF these men, although he had
declared that ono Of the young men who passed his
place had particularly attracted his attention on &c
count OF bis wearing such capped overcoat
p Norman Mcqueen. son OF the late Judge McQuccn.
testified that he knew D!rchall in Woodstock and saw
lin IN that town February II lat. lie RENE nle Cd
the date particularly because he had been anxious
90 to ball on the lsth and also because friend OF
his On tho morning Of the 18th started for New York
on his way 10 Europe The sale OF the ticket for tho
passage was subsequently proved BY john A. Macken
zie. agent Of tho White star Line. Mr. Mcqueen said
he Birchall at Woodrun's corner going east and
nodded to him. 1t was about IL o'clock
ON cross.examnation By Mr.. Osler witness said he
had known BrchaI well. but that they then met for
the first time after the long period of rcIas absence
lie lad merely nodded III passing lie mentioned av
Ing seen lirclia the same afternoon. He had not
liked Blrciall because occasion The prisoner
had made a remark that dis pleas him.
Mr. Duncan. solicitor u Woodstock. testified that
he was IN London. Ont, on February q. II was
showing and very cold.
THIS -; Dlacst0ck said concluded the case for tlle
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FALL RIVER PRINT CLOTH NiRKET.

Tall River Mass. sept. - ,-pccian.-The print
cloth business ha> been confined principally I" ~id
counts for future delivery Of wh., 2jiOoO pic,o have
been picrd The weeks sales ARE the lar:css In some
t.n" and include several huurhcs az diNji, AZ , Ia
cents. The announcement Of Il crrtailmcnt 1T pro
~ tinn and The d",crmm'd ati'ii" 4 MIL mon hai
probably caused III" Hurry ~ the week The bal.
O. ihc> prices hi> ,sl , jIG cents for GtNii>. The
mills here are, with >iA seven EXCEPTIONS a
equipped with machinery I" manufacture bo'h
,;lN6i, and Old. and with III" present demand fi
,.id- continuing. VIII probably change 10 the pr',t Cor
II these good. The DELIVERIES fox the last wcrb
lave not kept pace with the prr'iucti"n and tho
stock on hand ha> accordingly been >w"licd. The
>iNtv hours curtailrurat VIII take "f about .n."V
piece, and viii mah' that mach difference To tla
ncrumulal On. IN: sales ioc wrkly delivery N
g, olcr are only lict ard The t-!d contracts madt
this week. are distributed well along into next year
Tie weekly statement Of the market shows Production
2iO 900 pieces, dclvcr.c> lj3OOO pieces: stock ~
.tld :;.5.ooO pieces Of it\ji>. Last weeks stock,
900 pieces >als 2-l.ooo pieces. II which :'.oou
pcc,', are odds. 1000 pieces o\3iS. ana :i,oca
are GiN'j4>. .i.ooo pieces spots. am. :j'.WO piccS
f,r f,,ur, delivery These are sold for weekly
delivery ~ 900 pieces in october. J2.Wo pieces "
No\ri,i,rr ~ 900 pieces IN December 10000 p''ae
in January, 10000 pieces In February. 10000 piece
IN March, rh' market Is quiet AZ = - Tor ooAoos
and 10 cent, fpr 6i>.
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pr.r"r. with III" rN'' l'"r Il rs" or me-" Vs. '"' -''
l4p HoIii t,,, irt, Iiifi.i"- 90 d. u" al
IT,. would J." !"idS Nrtit g. p''-lp'" ~" ~ =
# The 'u;.>>l' I.raiii:'i winch IT," HtiI" 81 !. g
lri!W"lI :"-.-"t'I JiifutV u IL =, am ''i
demo" 4. - IN delivery = u t"!-triin
Judge NcNih"u 50! ihlt Tn 'a.c mui Z" TO III"
jurr NfldN r.rnIng.
VII. "-!"r AID tlIa' =" might iHt" r'pl' {" inaL'
I, "a" tld"l'" prsin'.d hv hr Elarh-iD'k, bat h'
thought 4 wonid la ,I!":.
hrrr 81. =, or II w. d"cId"d that a." "Nld"i'''
,.iriild b" CON dcird 'l,-"i nov Ia" lud-r zen
stated Ia IN" jnrv that hc regretted that Interval 81
nn, than day should clap" h"frT' the "a" r'ihi
lie Ic>iui.d. Tnr 81 such inIl",rian'c tllt
though time fully nccnpi"d h" lr'"udri I" poet
pom" another ~ oNl"r nat u nlchi nav" fhIi
CON d.ri'I,il. II" >.hd that h- Wai1 IN" lurN ~
reach 10, dcfni'" opinion ur the Lad heard the 'a'
p-.~iI.d is counsel ard himself. When they lti
heard the aIdr'".-e> and charge. II would IL" time
t,r item, 10 I,.,oNc oil Tho fact IN their inid,.
~ - 80 al adjournment was taken until $3.50 a. M
Monday.
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DEMOCRATS LOSING ~ ILLINOIS.

Vandala. H. sept. - (>pcCiaD.-All hopes that en-
Governor John NJ. Palmer might have had Of carrying
the Illinois Legislature and going To the United Statei
Senate arc fast ebbirg away. Another rousint
Farmers Alliance picnic was held yesterday IN semi
nary Township, and notwithstanding the inciemem
Weather there were 1000 people present J. r
Moss the farmer candidate for state senator ard Johr
cockcrcl candidate for the Legislature. addressed the
people. The Alliance is strong In this county. an<
Will. it Is believed elect IT, entire ticket hy good
Ink This means q Democ ratio loss Of two "a
semSivmen in strong Democratic district
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MORE CHARGES AGAINST A YOUNG F0RGER

,,, IA cod check for 81 500 In bank and then tried to
d,,w An t. was arraen.d 10 police court yesterday ana
new eompa.n,s wcrc made against him. Henry +. Don
n.,,r jcweltr OF 40. Io7 six.havc. said that CLARKE
pas.ed worthless check upon him IN payment LOT su
Wv, a. IN, NcwYork National Exchange Bank ana DE-.
notcd check for 800 co. Then h" gave Donnciy tho
fo 400 on TIL. bank In payment for the watch Mr.
npn,ly presented the check q: the bank ana was IN
formed It worthless. . d,
% o;n,l check for 81 800 90 which Clarke deposited
~ ,urd T., "a. = forgery. H. made payable I" Frank
nu,,s and purlmrtrd u b" sisncd by T. W. ki,n'an *
"a d,ug.i.t- No. 3i3 Fourti.arr Cashier ITO" iahu Z"
n. bank wa. court and dchtlhcd oiafn' ~ u' '''
a,,.d IN. check Clark, plead,d not guilty and
for mn examination The justice held him III So,0Vo
hail for examination w October y.