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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25

chic, Ju.tice Larrcmorc. in the Equity Ieun 81 we
Court 81 Common Pleas. yesterday granted ce'I' OF
o,.o,n,. di,or.e 10 Pepl Meni, from Herman Menis
r. ,,,,.i. e,. married by Alderman Waller about a
wear ago and the c.r then uncef age inc s'. i"'
divorce va, brought her guard n ara the divorce was
Granted upon the statutory grounds.
In tho suit " T. j. cassidy against oponoVan Rosa
,,- criminal libel I'm the Court u over and Termlner
,,e-t,v h. e.fendant- 1inatton was finished
ana f..n Patrick Kane wa. put tho witness-stsnd
Its t,s.ouv and hlt Of Mciratb the only other
witness examined yesterday the lne o. an attempt
o. prove that Cassidy WAS I'm ingish spy Inc case VIII
De- resumed az 10 go a. H. today
81 Andrew Protestant Episcopal church ~ trh-sVe
and Onc.hundrcI ,enthst received permits
sion from Judge Barrett. n Oh" supreme Court, N1amb@r'
Yesterday 10 cAocut. mortgage rs property for
.ls6ooo OF mi, amount -I3O 900 applies 70 the church
,,ourtv a. Fifth ave and enth
-. and -26 coo on factuiT property AZ Onhundf a.
AID tnentY.clghth-.t and Paraso The Bowsfy savings
Bank viii advance monty al 81 cent The amount
received On the mortgages Will Dee u-ed % mortgage
OF 10000 on church property and part Of one OF
sg4 600 on the rectory Th-e MORTGAGES are at per
cent The balance Of o. money will boz usd 60 pay for
the new church building at Fifth-aYe. and One
hund red and. ,wcnty--eventh--t.
judge Andrews Yesterday approved tho report n John
NJ Bowers a, referee granting absolute divorce 70
Ellen D. Sedman Frederick :. St'dman. The court
ersnt 70 Mrs, stedan 800 a!imony for herself
and $500 for support Of their child. They were
married In March 1850 and Mrs Stedman declares that
husband deserted her IN February sSo and has since
been travelling about the country with another woman
Stedinsn's occupation II given a. bookcanyasser
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srrnrSrS Of NE an Of AcrIyG.

The American Academy Of the Dramatic ATS k'N'
i,s sixth annual public performance al the Lyooun
Theatre Yesterday afternoon. There wac soou Fl@''
audience present. Including a considerable huinO' 81"
n,tr,,l people and the caorts Of the young actor
,.e,. heartily applaufed and apparently cnj"eu
r,, one act piece, we're Performed thr LIs' b'lhr !"
,r,n-l,t,on by benjamin +. Koedor from tle iIcn'"
-, ,,.,rlae and Ilalevy called " Indian summer III
mia Thomas Obcric. Percy West, Mis- hu''h H.
r.it.n and Mis- Ecrinc Robson took part ~ WIS
,.lf,r.d hv Charl.. N.tthcn,'s "Ihc Do"aSer' Pre-
.,.,.l ly Percy Nc.t Livingston Russell Howard
Marian. Charles Robinson, Ms, IdNthc 'h'pn'"'
vi., Lcrilnc Robson and Mr. lc''ie lN''e' Inc
lnna- Of tls bright nftlc piece wa, wen uid"i9 'o2n
and brought out by tho play cf7' ana Wa We" AZ
urc.aird by the audience. .,.t- ..,.,i
,hin The present season the pupils Of ms scho'i
have uirycd " David Garrck.' \ scrap oil rape,
.r f. ID 49, Pretty Pcce ~ Ensnc7- itapp,
pin and scene, from The school Tor S'aiu' anu
H.. linn, hia,h~ ir-ide- the pieces given NrsteidN
fcr,o,n "a, INSTRUCTORS for me li7i wear nave H
been franklin H. sargent DaNlu h',aS,p n'"'f ,,i
,lir H..on WhrttcrOn, Fred Williams, 'nAil''
,t,f.o, Jesse Williams. Lester >haUuci Dr. W. -
",t.r.,n Arturo Nov,,imo Mr.. Eleanor nc,rlrn T.
T. SoutnaicA ". A. auckland ana waiter bellows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
THE COURTS.
TIE WIDOW sTULTIFIED HERSELF.


Iohn campbell and Bernard Campbell, although In
M WAY related 10 each other. had been for many
wears prior to 1873 warm personal friends, and III
that year they became associated In the business oil
innorting linens and stores established In this
civ st. Louis and Chicago. John Campbell owned
the stores In the first place. and took Bernard IN rs
a mariner giving him Onetlird interest IN the
business, but for what consideration Is not known
John died on July 10, 1s7O, and his widow, Mary
CAMPBELL secured letters of administration upon her
husbands estate An inventory of the business was
ta,en and Johns share was found By that nvcn'
torv to he SOL wheIeupon Bernard held that
amount for his partners widow subject 10 her orders
Recently Mary Campbell brought suit In the court
NJ Common Pleas to have the assignment WHICH she
made AT the time Of the settlement after her hus
hands death set aside. She declared absolutely that
she did not make the ass gnmcnt. tiat her interest III
tc busincss was worth much more than was shown by
the inventory and that Bernard Campbell had dcfraudcd
her Judge Bookstaver, before whom ulc case was
tried vcstcrday handed down an opinion upnOldinS
tic defendant and dsmssing the compliant OF Mary
camnhrlI lie concludes that she signed tho assign
ment with fun knowledge Of liz contents lie mas
that she sworc t. the tax a'ses7of' lhat hcr nus
bands share Of the partnership amounted t. only
SO SOL and that she settled WIN one oi hcr uanei
ters upOn that rate.
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DrPPEDATTOyS ny YOTyG RrFFTtyS.

A number q owners aud representatives. of owucrs OF
nrop.rv ia sixtyrstst., between Tenth aud Eleventh
AYES met at the law offices Of Varnum & Harrison, No
81 Nassaust yesterday to take protect ,r
houses crowd " youths and young who infest
that block. The gang" IL supposed be composed Of
members Of families which evictcd from the houses
for Of rent who have sought
on tho owners. The runans smashed tho windows and
sSyght. Of SOME Of the houses plumbing and
mart Of lii. woodwork I'm them annoyed the tenants
that most OF them moved away This Of entaicd
"A serious los, the poprietoTs Of the houses. The
young men desisted long a. special policen
kent there but when he taken away they began
their depredatons again. Yesterday the meeting a
committee consisting Of Colonel James NJ. Vainum. Her
mann II. Cainmann. John J. Clancy william b. Crosby
John J. Macdonald and otto lIoppch, appointed to
secure special police protection for the block take such
,teps as 10 deemed advisable
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small and that. in order equaize the difference
Of labor and materials between America" '"a
foreign rcncrles the rate Of duty on sugar above W. "
Dutch standard should be least 80 per cent nse'u ~
per cent, as proposed in the Mckinley bill.
ii understood that these circulars cic,,cu
able responses from some u the Sroccrs 'dHS r, r
no attention whatever TO the circular anu il'"S
others have informed member, Of the Ways ana .af,,
Committee that they opposed 10 inc VIE ' al
forth. The Tribune correspondent touaS cav
protest Of tn, description. signed 10y severe
firms in thriving Western town, Whose '""'D'"'"
sales amount 10 about :6O0OCOO per dhhu'l'. liz.
faY As could be learned TO-DAY inc
Of the refncrS have succeeded III mahiis any .
siderable impression upon Republican ihehorf, :" .'c
WAYS and Means Committee. one OF u" l...u' ~, ~
day said q" In ms opEiOn-and | nave sNrn tns
subject As much thought and Stldv a. '"ul.' anu
have tried to reach Just concluslon-ne rae 81 ulN
proposed on sugars above No. 10 VIII SNr OH IclOs
ADEQUATE protection. one Of thelr aieuncnl5 lOr d
higher rate is that foreign governments NAV nIeise
HE hounties ON sugar bnt that is ONLY contnTcncy
those governments might also reduce ue nouhuc, iheY
now nav Congress can hardly legisate WIN
view 10 what Germany or France or any "ther
conntry NAV or might do in the future III regard Ia
bounfies on sugar ! do not Ike the suggestion tiat
go shall do the very thing for the gong OF winch
chairman Mills and his friends aid themselves open
10 snch severe and Just criticism TWO wears ago.
Moreover il the committee shOnd recommend the
change which the rcfncrs propo,,e me House. IN
nv opinion would reject it. and the bill Itself might
he dan
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MEDALS FROM PARIS For A GROWING SCHOOL

The Van Norman Alumnsc Association held their second
annual srIsciiption brcakiast at Shcrrys yesterday
aft. rnoon and Madame Van Norman. the lady principal
Of the institute under whose the school has attained
widespread popularity their invited guest Music
and REPLIES 10 the oasts made three four pass
ouickly Madame Van Norman warmly congratulated
on the success Of the exhibit made ~ the institute al hc
Paris Exposition last illustrating the educational
methods pursued by her with her pupils gold medal
awarded her and bronze medal % the school
These will reach here In August
For "a long time the school has occupied the Morgan
manso at Central Park West, and sixtysccond-t but
constant growth has made II necessary 70 seek larger
quarters Accordingly Two commodious houses have been
secured at West Endave and Seventy ffstst. IN the
heart Of a district which Is rapidly hne up with wealthy
and fashionable families ard line houses Here the insti
.u,c will soon move continue IT, wcappIecdtcd work
II eAocxtinQ young ladies'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE STANDS FIRE.

The Board Of Estimate yesterday authorized the
issue of 81 100000 bonds for street paving ana
81 300 more 10 buy land for the approaches 10 inc
new Washington Bridge over the Harlem lnes'
bonds viii bear per cent interest, and VIII nave oa
and twenty years respectively to rum The sum OF
5O6o5 AZ excise money was awarded 10 the usual
number of charitable institutions. No action was
taken on the supreme Court mandamus requiring '''
Board to provide for the payment Of the clam Oh
Colonel f. T. Wood, who was Corporation 'ouhsc'
for a day ard half in 1885, under the appointment
Of Acting Mayor william r. Kirk, president oi ' shs
Roard Of Aldermen. Colonel Wood demailuc $500 W.
or $4,000 for expenses legal fees etc. lneu, ,,, IN
irving to sustain his title to the place. ana,
he failed tho courts decided that the city must pa,
for his expenses. The failure Of the Boais 20 soPn
with the order Of the court renders IL neNDr,s
Ia hne and imprisonment for contempt fIesusns
Coleman. Of the Tax Department, SAID tas no '"us'
could force him to vote for an appropriation
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yocopY VANS 1Hr 700 roo NEAR
,,.,..r s-nr PROPERTY u-LDrRs VIGOROUSLY
.rtf,.r 10 Ut, PROPOSED NEw SIT.

wr,T SIDE PROPERTY LDLRs Ni'oHo' Sill
OBJECT ro IT'S PROPOSED NhW sITI~
TN. Board OF Estimate considered the subject oil
,,,i.,- file. Central Park m"nascr.r yesterday, ana
after IL long discussion referred IT back TO the PARK
,,,uu,i.- ilu.r. Pa.A Commissioner Borden su'hsF
,,,,red tn. removal to the Eghthave side OF the
p,r. and wanted the Board to appropriate SS""'VVo
d, NAV tie cApcu-e.. committee rrpreseuu"-
,,ooOooo II property on The west side opposed the
.n,,ne The, plan, 81 the proposed new buildings "p
,r,y,d by the engineer Of the Park department ana
an ho Park Commissioners. except President hnthlii''
,,cr,. submitted In answer 70 Mayor "'1int' 9uc'-
ti ...ctluc the necessity of the change ana why
,n u-..cnt FIFTH ave site not satisfactory Mt
,or,,co aid there was not sufficient room where the
,,.n,geric WAS. and that IL the wish Of tho P"rH
Load ~ mt IL In moro public place. The ste pro
ud VIVA the test that could be found between Ninety
.,ycuth and One-hundrcd and fourth 'ts
I remember the Mayor said " that the hrSo p'"i'
hy, t, o..ted the TOO Ia the centre Of the fa'"'
T. If NAT unfair now TO place il at the doors oil peop'
,,, have, louei property tbs west side auu Ha''
,.i, n.,,,e. men. samuel ID. Adams, one VI tis
-, .is.. committee. SAID mat the lnehaSrlr WIZ"
,r.c,te the value OF property IN lt7 hcIs'Do'""O"
"a nat every objection lai-"i against IT, P'',"'
TIN, nrp~l with equal force Ia the Propos'A IN,
after some further argument, " WIN -. n,
,fr. PRECEDENT Coleman. Of the Tax department, ana
.,,1,. of mo property holder committee joined to
,~nr.. motion wa adopted. i"terrinr the "l"' MAJ
80 ,,cr IA me Park Board. with = request LOT ~
,rt ,lfhlu three DAYS. IN, VIII give al l"'9s III
,.',.t.d An opportunity t. b. hciid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25

Mrs John V. ) Oddie's sewing class last hisn' save
. small and Informal dance ut Mcndclssohh iau'
,,,,t 10, voung people we're present Amory 81
crb.rt led the cotillon, stag. The favOrs included
chct. fancy fans japanese dolls ribbons ana horh7
Among the dancers were the Misses Goodridse MISS
Bucc Price, Miss Clarissc Livingston, Miss Madeleine
satterlee Miss Ethel Dodge Miss Lea rell. Miss Daisy
Ifamlltou Miss Banks, Miss Madeline Post Mr.. and
Mrs John Bouvicr, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Mackay, Miss
InutiIbnu Miss r. Van Rensselaer,. Miss Leland, John
1ddic r.. T. }. oakley Rhnclander the Misses Vain
wright Butler Williamson; Andrew Bibby, Austin
Tbora, styic,, Walter Taylor. Eeckman Borrowo and
H.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
LACK TARS' GRIEVANCES.
THEIR COMPLAINTS AGAINST COMMANDER
MCCALLA.
TELLING OVER AGAIN THE STORY OF THEIR
PUyIsHMENTs FOR THEIR ACTIONS
AT CRONsTADT.

The larger mart Of the forenoon at the McCalla
cour, martial Yesterday consumed by the reading
of the minutes of the previous days session. Then
followed recital by various sailors of the story OF
the punshments inflicted on them for the CrOnhtadt
affair. II was the same testimony That was gwen
before the Court Of Inquiry and was TO the ehec' at
the men he'd been marched up and down the quarter
deck chained together had been obliged 10 do extra
duty for a month aud had been made to toe seam
i'm the deck from o'clock ~ nisht Hhul o''''" '0
nox+ manning Tor three DAYS They we're also de-
nrved NJ their hammosks and obliged to sleep on the
deck Mr. Menzics tried to show in his cross-eN-
animation Of the witnesses that they ala not nave
their hammocls because they did not ask for them.
one Of the sailors testified that he had asked the
officer Of the deck on behalf Of his comrades II thcY
coud have their hammocks ard had been told that
There was an order against It, Another swoTe That ne
had made the request OF the shlps corporal anu
had received the same answer
jeremiah shay. a second lass fireman, and James
Hughes were the only two men examined III inc
morning In the afternoon two iremen. murphy ana
Rittncr and three scamen. +. G. Neil Paul ieAnlnS
and FITZGERALD. examined. Ihcy al t"l' SUD
stantaliy the story, which was not Shi"eh Oh
cross examination in any important particular
As the hour Of adjournment drew near Ndmnai
Harmony said TO Mr. Menzies who was about I"
examine the last witness We will adjourn al
3 o'clock promptly. II You desire, we VIII aiio" 20"
10 crossexaminc this witness TO morrow" .,..,o,,
on said M Ncnzies CUES ! can t.l l'''us NV.
lie vas inst i'm the middle Of his question: now
ever when the hands Of the clock pointed to 'h' hor
Of q and the Admiral with vigorous t!li Oh S,ic
table sad in voice that admitted Of no dispute i"'
Tho court room as usual. WAS filed WIN WY
crs who attracted by what has Dee. ~ ee.
and written about the case came 10 sec
fbc gold laced officers and the neatly dressed sailor.
The ordinary stranger who comes IN ron INC ov'Fr IT,.
world 10 see the court martial generally ~ ioi l,n
moments gazing with open eyes at the nag %iil.n
decorate the room and at the two lines "l "''.aS
which stretch up the long table. Then ne oal,ies
sight Of the Admiral at the head OF the taDic aH al
onires in an awe struck whisper, II thd' j. -" aib
commander NcCalla's case was conductor Ses,er-
dav hv Mr. Mcnzics. Mr. Choate has n9t Drnh pre-.
emf since the first day OF the trial. lhe once oI
the court were not remarkably prompt In ASCENDING
Yesterday and the Admiral. when the ias, QUO H
arrived looked them over ms specta'', dhu "u'
rninstcrcd a mild but decisive rcproot u Is seia9m
mat a member Of the court except the Aonllra Az
Wr Mcnzies themselves do most OF the talking whch
is not done by the witnesses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
TILE ClrRT nE APpEAIS.

Albany " Y. April 2f.-In the Court OF Appeals
First Division today the following causes were argued
Reuben o. Smith. appellant at. Henry ". Perrinc
and another. respondents.
Robert NJ. Clare. appellant, agt Samuel Lockard
ct al, respondents.
Mary Ann keller and another. respondents. agt
susan Ossbury. respondent.
The people respondents. agt. william Henry llazcn
appellant. .- r, ,,.,.,o-,,
spOudcnt , o. -
Following the day calendar for April 70; Nos
34l $40. 3i4 3ja 362. 3G3, 3Hl and 500.
In the second Division today the following causes
were argued:
Louisa VI. Lent, respondent, agt. the New rorh
Central Railroad Company, appellant
Mary H. Graves, 81 al, appellants, ast. Johl
Dcferling 81 a.. respondents
Thomas Dickinson and another, appellants, act
Mary A. Ensign. Pondcnt.
The day calendar for April Is 3 ss follows Nos
$40. gtl O+i, $50, 9jl. 95j and 956
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
4 SIMMER COCKSE ~ BOTANY.

The Torrey Botanical club at IT. meeting Wednesday
,,,y resolved establish department OF instruction
H., ,e,ons not members OF the club who desire
nm the study Of botany The College OF Pharmacy pre-
s,tsa communication Offering the use OF lecture.
o, at Nos, 2Oo and 2l Fast Twenty third st. and It's
c,,er.. appliances for instruction. and 10 resolved
,, eorse Of ten 10 be given there alter
Mating with Saturday excursions, be provided. The
Lectures this year VIII be given 10y Professor IL. H.
uu,,y 81 d. Tho for the course have been fixed
t - which only sufficient 10 pay the actual expense
involved There many professional business
women who dcsre To know something about botany and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
SHERIFF SICKLES LESS PUBLIC SPIRITED.

General Sieles said yesterday that he had received
letter from william NJ. WINS about the new Sherlns
bill 1t full OF mere talk aud bosh" the 1onera
said adding that he had nothing to do with Mr. WINS
except capacity OF tho Senate Committee
and when appeared member OF the Bar Association
.Ihs association agreed with me.' the General added
,,n. TO my amendnsnts the Sherins bill can't run
th. ONCE legal fees and don't mean TO advance
money to pay salaries OF deputies. may reply To
MIR WINS tomorrow" Some people wondering what
ha, become Of the Generals 'blun about running the
aaice out Of his pocket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
ROVGUT IN BY THE WHfSKEY TRUST.

st. Paul, Mimi. April 24.-Tiic st. Paul distllery
has been an cycsorc to the Whskey Trust for the last
six months. on Thursday Messrs Woolncr and Hen
Messy OF Peoria. ILL.,, representing the trust, came to
st. Paul and made the ST. PAIL stockholders an offer
for their interest. amounting to 100000 and bonds
u $4,000. Yesterday the stockholders accepted
tho offer McssIs. WOQlncr and Iicnncssy paid
the amount OF the purchase price and took possession
Of the plant The trust bound Itself to keep the dis
tillery in operation for two years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
Noy.pARTysAy TEMPERANCE WORKERS.

Chicago April 21-At the conference Of the Illinois
Non Partisan Christian Temperance Union today a
clause was inserted in the constitution by which no
officer Of the association is allowed to do any campaign
work for any political party while holding Office.
This is the first time such clause has been adopted
hy any similar body The name Of the association was
also changed 10 read the " Womcns Non-Pdrtisan
Christian Temperance Alliance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
nr1TRrr,TIoys or THE DOCK BOARD.

An application was sent To the Dock Department
Yesterday from the Mayors office. asking II landing
could be given at Pier I" inc boao WHO" o~''0'
r,...nocrs to EcdlOw's Island. The Application was
,d IA President Post George A. Dearborn, II
,ochmaster resigned. There are now two vacancies
II docknastcrs to be filled. The annual election Tor
,r,.dent will be- held next week Commissioner 'rsih
s~u.ct tn succeed Mr. Post a. Commissioner Matthews
y e, -, ,h. nn,. Mr. Matthews IS now seriously
IN lie h,s not able io leave ms nome i'r week
and mnch apprehension Is entertained Ia MS iamlN
I'm lIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
ANTHRACITE coAL AGENTS coSsERvATIt Z.

The general sales agents OF thc anhra'no 'oa'
producing companies met at the Office Of the fcnnsyi
,.,,ia co,l Company Yesterday. In some directions
al, advance Of 10 10 - cents per ton In DIl'cs Iiad
hceu hopcd for but conservative counsel prevailed
and il was decided make no change IN prices me
nny of reduction will be continued, ana IT, i unuor
,"nI mai the OUTPUT for May Will he .5UOOcO tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25

IN fit themselves for an Intelligent appreciation OF the
heaut,es of the vegetable world but who ind ready
means Of gratifying this desire 1t is for the benefit OF
this class that the present arrangement has been mace
and it is to be hoped that excellent an Institution VIII
meet with proper Appreciation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25

are Of the tariff discussion, and when they werv S,v
;hcir Investments would be safe theS sent thcll ',
here, They are doing the same tmlg now; ~
nr,. half The spindcs employed IN Great britain
,,~,u1nv can unGcrsell Great Britain on heF own
rrouud and l. doing it, and those idi' MINIS anu lco
l,or,~ alc ready 10 move here as soon a' therc i
~. ,ri.rt d,ty to warrant a profitable business FOR
Nom To prove The truth Of this statement OF tho
ialcncss Of Irands spudles and also 10 gave thc TIC
-, tbo assertion that no other country has climate
to compete with Ireland. the following PARAGRAPH,
arc reproduced from CORES pohdcht Oh Inc eilda'
Irish Timcs7 OF January |. l.-9
The yarn difficulty could be met. say writer's 10
thc belfast papers by concert among splnncls To fix
a having price. II cannot be done. II Ulster pm
ncrs were unanimous A. they never VIII be- ana should
nnt be- il could not he done. Those who run
700 600 odd spndlcs cannot dictate a pfice
f. fine controllers of much more than 100000
THE trade In late yarns has gained such European
extension that the seat Of dctation IS no longer IN
I-l>cr Int ma, gone to The ma Ory consequent
cufnp,t iflon acute that the trade In general
cannot exact a paving price. although the need Is
absolute and although loss was a IA laX year.
ANY attempt iN arbitrary price IN Ulster would
cnile the majority 10 further cripple the Ulster spin
rrr. and would add largely to the import of foreign
warn ard linen Il is too great already a. the hgures