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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-28
philadelphia Produce Market.

PBlLADELPHfA, April 2s.-Noon-Flour nrm !;
family 3Oss75; roller. 81 6oSA Is; patent,
Wheat dull; No. Red uew g401a5c No
Penn'a Red aOdelc; No. 2 do, sSdb99c.
4ic.
Oat. aniet; No. . White a5Xc.; No. 3
mixed SaLc.
Brsnduli; Winter sls 75ei7 50: Spring sls %
Ole 10.
Baied hay steady ; $40 5OaaIs 90 M to Quality |;
timothy 10 60@l4 VI for choices: mi xed, iJGel2 " ;
baled rye straw. new, 3l7tGi8W
iSepi9c Penn'a frsts extra, 23c /; jObbing, 2ad2s
Eggs firm; Penn'a nrsts. l2txc; held lots,
l+dl lie, as TO quality.
Cheese dull; part skins. 1850; full skins
lG2c
Petroleum dull. refined In bbls, 81 1D.
Potatoes dull 45Ca65c per bus. a. 10 quality.
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Ills Eyesight saved.

John Ricket. No. 0ob North Thirteenth street,
Reading, Pa, has a little son six years old, who
has suffered terribly with an awful afiiiction OF
the eyes. His eyes watered continually aud
were 80 weak that for the last three ears he
was compelled to wear bandage over them at
all times TO keep out the light. After wearing
hokes Belt six weeks he could dispense with
the bandage. The boys mother some years
ago suffered with n similar affiiction and lost
the sight OF one eye. This disease was heredi-
tary. and the boys relief is considered a most
wonderful result brought about by Hoke's Belt.
At Lancaster every Wednesday and Saturday
AT No. 34a North Queen street. and at Mrs
Lockard's boarding house, No. l23 North Third
street, Columbia, every Monday and Thursday.
np82td<w
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service at simpson Chapel j..

4 ne quarterly meeting at the Rev. Fenton
IAsy!S Simpson chapel, In Fasgleysville,
80 held yesterday. There was = large
meeooance, especially In the afternoon and
Zon.nf, including people from Columbia,
o!Sleburg and other places. At o'clock
~ morning prayer NEE ing was held
Xeies was led by Rev. Hawkins. OF Har-
.no!Bs The same minister preached at
0e!oek In the forenoon. At 3 o'clock in
- eoer9ocu The sermon was by Rev. c.
Aidrtdgo. and In the evening Rev. John
lownes Q! Harrisburg, preached. Seven
Ue0oess wers taken into the church
~ nsrping service.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-28
Flghting over the primary.

A party Of Republican politicians of the
Eighth ward met together on Saturday
evening aud after imbibing freely began
were Brosius and Myers men In the party:
among the former were Letter Carrier
Kirchner and sx- Policeman John Stumpr
Blows were struck and Stumpf had his face
tattooed by young man named McGinnis,
who is for Myers. The letter-carriers are
said to be actively at work for Brosius and
young Long. of the First ward, was shak-
Ing his moneynjn peoples faces Saturday
night. lie wants to place 1t on Brosius.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-28
Live Stock Prices.


PHILADELPHIA. April 2a.--The receipts nj the
West rhiladelphia and North PennsyIvania
Bceves sheep. Hogs
r;syio.s ; y "; week ; :, S% @ ii.sS
shipment per the steamer Indiana Tor London,
and Az head for shipment 10 Glasgow per the
steamer steam M AUSTRIAN. leaving 2.7b1 head for the
Gus week. Although the receipts were heavier,
tO-day's market was the most active one for
early. aII grades being readily taken al arm
prices, and In some instances advances were
@sas' Sss msSSSm |sS% s,sc Gs.ra & SS ,.iS good &
mon. 4s41.e; cuils, %4@S,sc at cows, $40
Among tho sales at the West Philadelphia
droveyard to-day were the following:
Michael Uiman TO Rodger Maynes, ~ Lancas-
ter county steers, average lii5 ns, s5 % per hun
Abe Katn TO -, 8 Lancaster county steers.
average I. .io6 lbs, " 20 per hundred; 8 do do,
LIS ms, u BY per hundred.
A; 4 ]. Christy TO McCandicss, Refining & Co,
Is Lancaster county steers, average ,28 lbs,
sM4 per hundred 10 do do, average ,Oda Ms,
Jacob schamberg to McCandles, Refining 4
c1i, 10 penna I,n, steers, average ,s' ns, sts5.
county steers. average i,o93 rs, 81 20 per hun
b. =. McFillin to Roger Maynes, 10 Lancaster
dred.
Christ Seitz to N. b. Herbert, Il Lancaster
dred. "
Louis Paul to Hugh Chain, 10 Lancaster
Il. g. McFiiIIn To McCandless, Refining 4 Co.,
Lancaster county steers. average ,ls5 Ibs, - l5
]. q. Keller to weiker 4 Bro, IS Lancaster
county steers, average l, ,i9s Bs. q Is per hun.
dred p do do, average I.Ooa Ms. q 90 per
county count steers, average has MS, u i2Xs per hun
L. +. Yohn to Rodger Mayncs, n Lancaster
county steers, average ,li5 ms, u ~ per hun
Milton Eby 10 Rodger Msynes, II Lancaster
county count steers, average 1910 ns, 81 s7h per hun
A. 4 J. Christy TO Chas Roesch 4 Sons, ls
Lancaster cows, average U.s. lbs, 81 30 per hun
sheep-The demand for stock was active, aud
although the receipts were 1000 heavier than
last week, prices ON all good grades closed firm.
No native wool sheep arrived, although some
sc; good, eCs61tc; medium, 5,.s5s1c; com.
mon. 5a5l.c culls, +tsGE.c extra clipped,
61,f@51sc i, good clipped, 6t,a65sc !; medium
81 ssinppassd $4,000 common, i@a>ae Gull clipped,
Lambs-Native fall lambs, both wool ana
clipped, were In good demand and prices closed
nrm, while Spring lambs were 5Oc y head lower
No Kansas arrived. Native wool lambs, 5,s(a
KS; native clipped, ah+@6'+c; spring lambs,
Hogs-Although the receipts were heavier.
prices closed nrm under good demand. We
quote; Good Western, 6N@6>sc; Good State,
Mich cows were In better request and prices
advanced TO SoeIdO, with sales OF several extra
good at SO per head.
Mich calves We're dull at SKATE
Fat cows were In good demand at 2IIa3lsc
90 slippery COWS We're moderately active al sl21
i,;, Bologna n cows We're In full supply sssis.
and prices closed firm at 1'sS7s+c for steers and
btstdb1sc Tor COWS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-28
Charged With Rana.

Edward Murray was charged on the 4th
Of April with an attempt to commit rape.
He left Paradise township, stopping In
Chester, where he was arrested by John l..
Miller, constable, on Saturday. He was
committed to prison by ii. ii. Rohrer and
who released him on 1900 bail for appear
ance at court,
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A Largo Funeral.

The funeral of And. J. Shertz took place
yesterday afternoon from the late residence
Of the deceased, on Concord street. The
attendance was verv. large and among those
In attendance we've members of the Anal
gamated Association Of Iron Workers,
standing the bad weather the societies
turned out largely. The services were con-
Quoted by Revs. Thomas Thompson and
J. II. Esterlins. The interment was made
ut Lancaster cemetery.
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Common Pleas Court,

The April term Of the common pleas
court was opened AT 10 o'clock this morning.
OF the 80 cases on the list II were continued,
are In process of settlement and II were
declared ready for trial.
Joseph Knapp, Columbia, was appoint d
guardian ofthe minor child OF Jonn Shillow,
deceased, late OF Columbia.
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ACCIDENT TO JOHN sHRoM's SON.
The Boys Body, From Head to Foot, II
scaIded and the Physician Enter

tsins Little Hope OF Recovery.
This forenoon John, q fourteen- months
old son of John Shrom, who resides on
Lancaster avenue, was terribly scalded.
The mother was washing In the kitchen
and she had tub, which was almost full
OF water, sitting upon u bench. Tho child
was playing around the room and II finally
pllled the tub over The water covered
tho child from head to foot. The little boy
was In friyhtful condition when DR..
Kinard arrived. His entire body, AZ well
a. the legs aud face, was NO badly scalde d
that the skin peeled off,
The physician did all In his power TO
alleviate Its suffering, but little hopes are
entertained for Its recovery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-28
A County Auditors Funeral.

The funeral of the late County Auditor
Cyrus Neff took place from his late homo
In Manor township this morning. Audi
tors Bowers aud Good with ex-County
Solicitor Fry, attended the funeral. The
interment was made at Habecker's meet
ing house
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-28
PolIce,nnn,s Rail.

ball under the management OF number of
the members OF Mayor Eigerley's police force
Will be given at M@nnerchor hal, this evening
Indications point to large attendance aud u
successful ball.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-28
MARTIN BROS
FROM LITTLE
ROMP TO
PAPA.

A@nnnnnl0nmMD-S DoyS Piossucu mere.
New Ideas and latest styles. Dressy two piece
KIT suits, 81 and $50. "Fauntleroy" and
Waist Jacket Kills, s2.5O. $3.50 and IS. The new
styles In Knee Pant Suits are all ready In ranks
for review and duty. Let your eyes inspect the
styles and prices aud youli dispatch a squad
equal to the boys In the house. Selection sI05
u $40 q Suit, Boys Waists and Blouse. Hose
and Underwear Just right In style and price
Boys "Knickerbocker Drawers here Good
Black Hose, pairs, BIC. Double Knee, Heel
and Toe and Warranted Fast Black Hose, 25c
pair. Boys Long Pant Suits. equal to the
romping demands Of the boys, q, 81, s.. Hand
some and fine Dress Suits, " to $40, as dressy as
the boys would like. Mems go and sl2 Suits.
At these prices We show good, ,substantiaiIs suits,
well made and strong. The very popular ma
terials are Cheviots and serses In Black and
Blue, and neat effect In Cassimeres Our seiec-
tion In Mems Ready Made Suits steps by dol
lars from IS to SIS. and from good to handsome.
Give them chance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-28
A Paralyzed LADY Made To Wink.

Mrs. johnson Miller, living In Myerstown,
was parayzed since October 9th In the left arm
and limb. She was entirely helpless. She APP
piled Hoke's Electric Appliances and In ninety
minutes she could use her little finger and In
less than two weeks she walked to any part OF
the house on the first floor. ap262tdSltw
A SPECIAL meeting OF the executive COM
mittee OF the Woman's Indian association will
be held this evening at the house Of the presi.
dent, 20 West Orange street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-28

STEAM HEAT Is THE COMING HEAT FOR
- dwellings, churches, school houses, etc.,
ago. When you contemplate change call ON
JOHN BEST, who will give you n satisfactory
job. at a fair price. m7-tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-28

NOR STEAM GAUGES, HIGH OR LOW
~ Pressure, Water Gauges, Gauge Cocks,
Wood Wheels or Weighted, Glass Tubes
Whistles, syphons for Steam Gauges, Cylinder
Oilers Plain, Water Gauge Columns Cocks for
stsam Gauges, call on JOHN BEST, ass East
FULTON street m7-tf0
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-28

A GENCY FOR CALLAHAN 4 cos CE
IA ment TO take the place Of Red Lead. In
bulk IL makes five times the quantity Of red
lead and In far superior In making steam joints,
packing man and hand hole plates on boilers,
&cj &C, Price 70 cents per pound, at JOHN
BESTb. SsS East Fulton street. m7-tfa
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BURSK'S GROCERY.
NO. II EAST KING STREET.

A rHElsrs.
Rlookers Dutch Cocoa-we are Headauartars.
Twenty barrels OF Fine Evaporaied sugar
MEATS AND FISH Picnic Hams, &c; sum.
mer Bologna, &c; Dried Beef Ioc; KnuckIe
Hams isc Fine Maekere for Sc; Iarss s%ne;sss SS
J. l5e per pound Deep Sea Bloaters, sc per
pound Holland Herring, 81 a keg.
big line Of Wall Brushes at all prices.
FOR RENT-Ihree rooms on second floor
srcs s9cs 91isins an Sa
time. Just vacated for good reasons
CANNED GOODS
Three large cans New Pie Peaches, 2jc.
Three cans New Cherries, 25c
Four cans New Strawberries 25c
Four cans New Blaclsberries, 2jc.
Three cans New Apples, 25c.
anteed, 25c. S
Two cans French Peas, 25c.
Three cans Fine Marrowfat Peas 2Ic
Two cans Soused Mackerel 25c.
Three cans New Blueberries, 2jc
Two cans New Raspbe. les, 0c
One large can Fancy California Egg FIums
One One large can Golden Drop Plums. 2sc.
one large can Fancy Apricots De
One large can Fancy Apricots' 25c.
One large can Tomatoes, Sc.
One large can Yellow Pared Peaches, l5c.
DRIED FRUITS.
Two pounds Sliced New Pared Peaches a5c
Five pounds Sliced New IMPAIRED Peaches
Sc.
one pound New Pltted Cherries, lsc
One pound Fine New Pared Half Peaches Pc
Two pounds Uspared Fancy Haii Psaehes.a,c.
Three pounds Fine Apricots, &c.
Three cans Fine Large Prunes. 25c.
Five pounds Good Prunes, 25c.
One pound Large silver Prunes, Oc
Two pounds Fine Golden Egg Piums, 25c
Three pounds Evaporated Apples, 25c,
Four pounds New Dates 25c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-28

IF YOU WANT A FIRST-CLASS PORTABLE
Il Engine and Boiler, ON wheels, cheap, as the
following prices show: q horse power, $40 s
horsepower, si25 10 horsepower, s575; Is horse
power, $40; 70 horsepower, 81 i7j, call at JOHN
BESTS, 3S East Fulton street m7-tfd
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
TAAPERIYG WITH CRONIN MURDERERS.

Chicago May 81 (special.-A dispatch from Johct'
III, says: - report is current that more money
has been found Oh OF the cOnvcis, and That,
through fear Of punishment Cronn prisoner ha, re
veaed a state Of thing, that thoroughly alarms the
prison authorities. II ti, report should prove true
IL would appear that the underground route Wa,
speedily repaired after the recent exposure, and
That the communication between the Cronin soncra
ana ther Chicago friends Wa, renewed tO som; purpose
sum OF 81, ,OOO IN addition 70 the smaller amounts
discovered. Is said 10 have been smucgled into the
p1sOn for bribery. aud according 10 story told by
d prison empl0ye to-day, the warden and his men
are busy hunting IL up. 80 far their effort, have
proved unsuccessful, but they deny that anything
VI TIC KIND has occurred. Their movements, how
ever bcIdy The fact that something Of unusual I'm
pOrlance has taken place. The lawyer for III. de-
fence have visited the CrOnn prsOncr, since their
lele.iae from punishment, and laid To have
advised them carefully 10 avoid breaches Of the
prison rules that would get them into trouble and
pr9udcc the public against them. But the Chici 60
llehds have apparently more cOnhdrnc, in the under
ground system than IN the efforts Of counsel"
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

Nashville Tenn, May II lSpeciaD.-Ihe Iheatre
Sendomc the most elegant In The south, Wa' hIIed
with member, Of the American Medical AsSocm'Iph
and residents OF Nashville when Dr. Moore, OF Ne"
York president the association, called IL 10 Odei
al 10 O'Clock thi, morning. The Rev. >. H. VIII
chester OF Nashville, offered prayer, after Wiich DE-
" : Davis Of Chicago, delivered address on
General Medicine The committee appointed 10
raise funds for the erection Of a monument TO Dr.
Rush reported that the responses 20 the appeal ioi
aid had not been liberal. The committee proposes II
make personal Application, ana wheh inc a'9ocla'oh
next assemblies III Washington, as 1t hopcs 1"
Do AT the time of the opening ceremonies oil Ui
Columbian Quadri Centennial celebration, the corner
stone Of the Rush monument shall then be lad ms
afternoon several sectional meetings were held II"
day tic WVc, and daughters of members "i the as"
citation were entertained at Glendale PdIk by the
Ladies Exception Committee. Tonight reception.
given to the doctors al the homes OF "A number
OF the most prominent people % Nashville Iherc
will be an excursion u the hermitage tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
pr,Is SIGNED By THE GOVERNOR.

Albany Nav - l~pecan.-Govcrnor liH N'-"'" -
d,v senator Fassctt'S bill for the appointment ~
eight women factory inspectors, at ~i""l'' ~ F'''''
,c,rIv TN, was a much needed law. Ihp"'A'"N %
women and girl, are employed In unhealthy i'"r
and they have hitherto had no one 10 cha'hpol l''l
cau,c The Women Factory In pectoiN act j. "'''N
Intended TO secure improvement IN tne sanitary
condition of factories. The ness Inspectors are u u'
opp,inted by Chicf Factory Inspector '"hnaN' I'o
I'm, all,.adv had 30 applications for the Pl'''''
TN, Governor also signed the WccNN Fay neh nili.
mi. m.,>ure makes the following provision oi IA"
Every manufacturing, mining or puiiNliE, @llln'r @
inr mercantile, railroad. suril'c, ou"'l' cic',,' am"
cI.va; .d railway except steam atr'ir ' I."'',, %
-f.,ubp,t telegraph. telephone. ana m"h'iPll 90
ncr,tion and every incorporated express c"HpaiN anu
water company shall pay weekly. ca'h anu 'N'r
,u,pI,yr engaged in it, business, the WiN'H 'diH'"
H., -urh emplnyc 10 within SN ddfN u tl' utl, "l
.nch u,vmput: provided. however, tnat II ~ aN uuc
~ p,ym,nt am cmpoye shall be absent rom hs
r,ri,l,r placc of labor he shall be- chutled U Sa'u
,,vmrn, AZ any time thereafter upon demand
Tie at take, effect July l. $500
In addition the Governor signed senator Co9SeS-
hol', act FOR the appointment of MuuE inspector;
The Governor also signed senator M'' uIrh pili
,rnhLiting the Manufacture of hats oi tnc alhs Oi
anv nrintlng I'm the state prisons except wien IL Is
dnne for the prison authorities.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
ROYAL TOURISTS At VICTORIA.
DUKE AND DUCHESS OF CONNAUGHT AR
RIVE FROM THE EAST.
HIS ROYAL HIGHNESSS REPLY TO THE We'll
COME OF THE OFFICIALS AND PEOPLE.

HIS ROYAL HIGHNESs's REPLY TO THE WELL
COME OF THE OFFICIALS AND PEOPLE.
Victoria B. c.. May 21.-At noon to-day the Canad
Ian Pacific steamship AbySsna, thirteen days from
Yokohama, with the Duke and Duchess of Connaught
aboard, anchored of Victoria Harbor and transferred
the royal passengers to the steamer Lorne. which con-
veyed them TO the city. Both the Duke and Duchess
as well all the suite, enjoyed the trip greatly
Major General Sir John c. Mcneil, Colonel and Mrs
CavaGe, and DR.. Kilkely, with two maids OF honor
and two attendants. compose the entire party After
the reception at the landing the party were driven 10
Government grounds. where civic address Of wei
como was presented by Mayor Grant. keSpohdlhg,
His Royal lIiShness said
Mr. Mayor and Gentlemen Allow N thank you very
cordially for the very kind words Of welcome with which
you have received the Duchess and myself on THIS occasion
1t is Of pleasure to both that we have
been enabled pay Victoria the capital Of this
rising and nourishng province I has been as you say
satisfaction during S;av in India to have met
with such royal receptions on all hands marx
ing the feelings Of loyalty and attachment which the lndan
subjects Of Her Majesty bear toward her person
You, gentlemen in welcoming us have asked me TO eN
press the Queen how these feelings are mere
have often heard thai among the many parts oi Her
Majesty's there moro loyal nor thor
oughly English than people Of Nictori1 1t Is
therefore especial pleasure that We are aDc I" DC
among you to-day
1t is Of Cre1t regret that our stay Is such
short one. As you know, sir, We are returning from
several years duration in India and We have taken
journey home by this route we ar" most anxious
to for ourselves this important ne"
link between West and the East,
namely. the Canadian Pacific Railway with H. steamers
running Japan and China have heard Of the great
advance you steadily making and cannot wish you
anything better than wish YOU cordially that pros
pcrity and that sdN which you all desire i'oA
for very bright this island province ana Tor
the great Dominion Of which YOU part ho' That
~ fn.lt all
live upon it aad that happy future may b" In Nor"
for YOU. The Duchess and myself viii not forget the
warm and thoroughly English welcome which You have
accorded this day
After hnchcGn AZ the Government House with the
Lieutenant g ovcrnOr the Prince performed the ccre
mOny Of formally opening the Provincial Jubilee
Hos ptal NiCora'S reception was quiet ana uho'lci
tatous. but well taken bV the Pince VINO Is
travelling quietly He left here tonight for Van
Couver, where tomorrow Will be spent, thence the
party go direct TO Winnipeg.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

gang which assisted Bentley in stealing the Plum
meryllc halotbox, in case he should reel weak
minded enough to give away the boys"
To retdrn, however to the assassination OF 'oionci
Clayton. According to the testimony gwen by Beht
ley in Little Rock two weeks ago. he was on the
afternoon Of January 20, last year. engaged IN serving
papers on the other side OF the river Toward even
Ing Taylor stated to-day, Bentley asked MN 10
go to a ball. They arrived shortly before : o'clock
at the house where it was being held For man
going to a ball. and asking friend to accompany him.
Bentley had curously enough made slight preparations
Ii may be the tyle in Conway County, but otler
people will probably be surprised TO learn thar Beniey
ser, stuck in the leg, 0f his b0ot-surely strange
costume for man about u dance with ladles. nc
O'Clock disappeared. II the last that iaylo
saw of Bentley that night lie says ne would r,cf ccf
bat Taylor remained until about half past ., Mheh tc
that J. NJ Clayton had been killed in trimmer :
vile reached the participants IN the le''i'luc' "'
The next day Bcntley's dun horse was lame ana ,'
perfectly worn out-in fact IL wa, IN such "A c0uI-
tion that stumbling about the streets Of Morrilion
few days later it broke of lis legs and had to be
shot The reports furnished by the detectives en-
ploycd by the Clayton, show that the hair Of a dup
horse wa found Si!chnG TO- the bark OF Tg pumner m %
vile, where J. VI. Clayton was a,saosnated. Thee
facts wcro known to sheriff shelby. Ihey were
communicated to Governor Eagle. Neither Thought
it worth while to follow mp this Glow nor 10 secure inc
hching strap suspended from branch Of ths Tree.
which showed trace, of having been hastily cI WIN
knife. Instead of doing it, they preferred following
MIA Mr.. Brcclnrdgc still thinks that the killing Of
St%" of the % sa S Of Hanas H2 % @ prete@ds
say that in holding the auhorities Of ConVay oonil, n.y.
aSp ,pSiiG nc 0T Tvns r % brohr % U" Of j. H. CLAYTON are
slanderng the state and lis good people.
EX Attorney General Garland appeared before tne
committee today counsel for Nr Breckinrid ce I've
conducted rgd examnation % Of T1yor tSo & Ggt
cancc Of his testimony.