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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-28
vell ,nformed Virginia democrat, not

we'll informed Virginia democrat, nos
now In public life, here to-day. but VINO
keeps we'll posted ebont politi-
cal efsire ir all parts OF MIS- otace, says .ns'
General Fi,z Lee will certainly nave sec
ond term az Governor of Virginia y alive az
the expiration Of Governor McKinney-s,
and that he ia now iu perfect hesitn. ne
savs the General wants second term, ana,
yhe.,s more 10 the purpose. the people want
hin, TO have it. He says Congress
man OFerrall. Mayor Eiiyson, Lieu
.anent Governor Tyler and other
neople are spoken Of by their especial
friends In certain localities, but that Gap.
Lee ia a general favorite in all parts OF the
State. and that with him as the dem0ofatic
nominee, the opposition. II any. Wonid only
be nouipsl. He ssys not only Ia the dener'
al popular, bu5 bis vile and children also,
and that the fact of having made al excsl'
lent Governor before, is ths best earnest
that could be afforded that he would make
sveu 9 better one II reelected.
Tue tals among democratic ocngressm en-,
here now, is that no river and har6or Dill
will bs passed during this session OF Oon'
ggess. and that the appropriations MADE oy
it this session will be at least one hundred
million less than those OF the last one.
The President has RENTED the unexe
euted portion Of the sentence OF suspension
im posed upon Commander Bowman Il. Nc
Gala. who was tried for cruelty to his sub
ordinates during cruise Oh the U. 3. .
Enterprise, of which he vas 10 command
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Miss GoULD's DRBUT.-Jay G,uid @ We s
reception to bic dsugbter, Mics Helen, o.
bis home 90 Fifth avenue, Nav York, ton
4 ur!l O'CLOCK on Saturday,. This Is Mss
Goud's 6est appearances in society. TIE
large and magn'Acen.y furnished rooms Of
the Gould mansion were festooned with yuIa
'ids coronatiops, In which were Intern ueled
acarIet orchids. carnations and other fJg
ers. Mise Gould, astired In blue and bro.
cade, stood before the great mirror, which
was almost concealed by delicate hsDgng
vines. n the front drs9icg room Recei7'
log with her wac Mrs George J. Gould, 10
gown OF yellow satin Mrs. Dr.. ]. P MUM,
10 ivory and gold hrooade Mra. D5isot
Harris, Misc McCau!I, Miss Herbert, Mias
Siocum and Miss Houston.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

diepstch from Singapore says that official al
vices from Fekin report severe fighting with the
rebels from December 3 to Decs,ober z, in Thict
=. 90 rebels were killed aud so leaders bshesded
q wealthy squire named Hanback,, li0ing al
iatz, Austria, snot two OF his sons Blk aud seven
years Of ege, and then committed suicide. He
had an idea that his son, who slammered, hal an
hereditary tsin5 OF insanity.
Tho crusade OF tho Mosom priests in Persia has
taken dangerous form in Teheran for the Christ.
ans in that q y. The walls of the city have been
placarded with appeals TO Moslems calling upon
them 10 units their forces and exterminate the
Christians.
Tirapd, the French Minister of Finance, speak
ing of the negotiations Tor Q commercial treaty
between France aud the United States, says
treaties OF this kind useful as modus v1vendi
between countries where tariffs are SO high tina!
they psralyze trade.
A man in tine audience at a theatre In Gates.
head, England, on Saturday nj ht dropped light.
ed match on the sawdust. covered floor, which act
caused some one TO cry Fire. The building
wss crow led with spectators at the time, and q
panic eusued among them. There was wild
rush for tbs doors, and in the crush number OF
persons were killed, among them several boys.
Two Englishmeu John Cooper and Walter Bed
well, have been convicted at st. Etienne, France,
ard sentenced to prison for Offering bride to
workmen in small arms factory to procure for
them samples OF the now French and Russian car
bnes, in order that they might discover the me.
cbanism of the weapons and convey the Informs
ton thus obtained TO firm OF rihe-m akers in
Birmingham, Elgald.
Admiral Jorge Montt has been formally in
stalled as Pres dent of Chit All the foreign rep
resentatives attended the ceremonies except q. s.
Minister kgsn. His abaence caused much COM
ment in diplom attic circles. The Gillian suthori-
ties regard his absen C, from the Inauguration as
an act of discourtesy. A train with number OF
naval officers from Santiago was deraed en- route,
to have been tho work of Balmsoedists
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Sc zE ~
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
The Sims Trouble in Alabama

MOBILE, Ala, Dc. 2S.-Tenible scenes
are being enacted in Choctag county. The
csiz sns are wrought TO snch pitch OF e1'
stemeDt that wsr o: determination Ia be-
log waged against the Simites. Since
Jhristmas two mors Of The deluded people
have bean huisted to d 4sth at the ropes emo.
a special TO the Register from ShubIts this
morning tells of the iynching on Saturday
nl9hl CT John Slime, brother Of BJb Sims,
and OF Moseley Sims, Bob's nephew. Ac-
o,rd!pg 10 the last report received the crowd
was in full pursuit of q negro who is report.
cd to have taken part In the McMillin mss
,aore Of December %. When caught he will
be strung up. The most alarming thing
about the Situation ;s that Nsai Sims, the
brother of Bob, and who rescued Bob from
the deputy msrshal at Bladon Springs, in
Chootaw county, August last, Ia still
at large and determined to svenge
B5b's death on The aayers o! bis brothers
Neal ia desperate man. He firmly be-
lisyss that his brother was o prophet from
God aud had divine sanction to kill off the
dsVil'5 agents, namely the officers of the
laW. Tae special dispatch to the Register
says that Neal Sims has collected forty of
the Simltes and ssat word Sunday that he
intended to assault and burn the village Of
Womack Hill before the night OF that day.
rae people aye greatly excited and all Of
Sunday were massng at Womack Hill to
defend the place. The euregsd people on
saturday morning sfter the lynohing Of
Bob siao aud mis- four followers wrecked
SIms's house and burned it TO thu ground,
and then killed every living thing on the
place except the members of the family who
escaped to q neighbours house and who will
move as soon as possible to another State.
fhs body OF Bob Sims and the three savages
were taken down Ssturd y snd thrown over
the wall into tae graveyard. John Savage
stil hangs suspended.
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Items from Los er Fairfax

Notwithstanding the fact fhat Father
Chrlatmas refused 70 appear n hs usual
habiiments OF snoR aud lea the Sunday
School, OF Pobick Church Ta9 sure tbet he
had come, enG. according 20 custom, held
!ts celebration on Chdstmes eve Dight at
naif-Das5 seven o'siock Ike church was
beautifully dressed and tie tree, g graceful
white pine, selow sitb lighted candles. Tbe
service of scng snG responsive read ngs Tera
heartily rendered by !be children enc en-
/ ,yed by tbs lssge congregation OF parents
and friends. The presents were exception
slly good sud with Inc addition Of candy
and oranges made the hssris OF The children
happy The rector wss elso the recipient
of handsome present from the coDerega-
ion. The Sunday School kept up oontnu-
ously through out .he year has a0 average
attendance of IS children.
Tne Sunday School at Beu'ah Church go
successfully cartisd on by Mr.. Samuel Ma.
son for ssvera; Yesrs past asc he'd is oeie-
hration on Christmas eve. Mr. Mason hiss
done GOOD york for that community.
The Sunday Schools Ct Lewis chapel and
Aocotink Methodiss cherch held their ce!-
ebralion CD Chris mas night bnc Of these, at
the time of writing, We have learned no
particulars. We have no doubt the child
qen enjoyed Themselves.
Services we're held on Christmas day st
Ohvgt Church. The church had been hand
someiy decorated by members OF the con.
gre gstion.
The grip has been prevalent In this
ueehborhood. The family Of Mr. Z. @
| Landstrass' were ell prostrated By IL, bus ere
| now recovering.
M. Leila Milstesd bas slso been Ill with
the same disease aDd had to ctoae her
school before Christmas In consequence
thereof.
bar. Thomss hewitt, Of Pulaski, with his
wife and family, is visiting bis brother, DR..
Nevitt, ia Accotink. Soou after bis arrival
| Mr.. Nevitt had an attack of pleuriey but Is
uog much better
The Hon. E G. Triplett, representative
a the Legislature froul Fairfax. is spending
b!s holidays e. his home, Round Gil, where
he Is eick With gTip.
Mr. George F0wle hss given Up farming
as Ffsukcnis, AID accented travelling
agency for f:m 10 West Virginia
| Mics George Jsgins p granddaughter Of
| Mr.. Grandson Jeyins, OF Fairfax seriously
III st the h9ma IF her narents In Baltimore
with dipbt5eris.
| Ear George Javins 81 Old resident # the
OlIvet neghbo' hrod. who has bear aick for
TWO yesra 10 Rapidly falling
Mr. Specht, OF St Louls is spending
Christmas With bis family st 'Gunstou Han
his country home IN Virginia. Hts son has
come to reside permanently ct Gunsop
where Improvements are steadily Ia pro-
gress.
Mr.. George Ec.kine, formerly resident
of Pohick, bui ncw al Fort PAYNE, Ala
bsms, wac rec5nsiy mnasied to Miss Mary
MeckIin, of 'FeDella' near Ceburg. Ootsrio,
Csnsda. His iEends 10 PohicS extead him
,helr hearty congratule'io1F.
Miss Benny, who is teaching in the Woodlswn
neighbc rhood has returned to her homo in Nor
| folk to spend the holidays.
Miss Mamie Graham, of Alex mdris, has been
visiting Mrs. Todd at "Bonvenue"
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IOommunicatad.l

The writer observed cn Christmas that
there Vas great deaI more drunkenness
amcne the Young man of cur cits, ranging
from 16 to Is years of ego, ban haa appear
ed on our streets for many years. Some
measures should ts sdopted for the prompt
and active enforcement of our laws D.ohib
ting the sale of liquors to minors. It is q
noted feet that very msuy ycung msn, ~hep
they arrive at their moi arity, have formed
the habit nnd acquired the appetite ior
rong drink 10 snoh sn extsnt as 20 uafit
them for ths de'ly pursnrs of life. We hope
sba5 when the Excise Bjssd shall meet sgsin
for The purpcse Of approving Or disapprov
Ing iicepses, that no man ahsll have confer
red upon him the legal right 20 disburse 10
toxlostipg iquore VINO would be guilty of
ceiling to minors. u. q. N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-28
The Richmond and Danyille Railroad.

| The Richmond end Danvile's siooShold-
ers' meeting adjourned to next Tuesday,
will be further adjourned to soma date In
January. Ii Ia thought that the Terminal,
which controls the Richmond and DAnviile,
will be ready to reorgsnize the board by the
middle of January.
| Gen. Ssmnsl Thomas Ia 10 be president OF
| the Terminal. at least that Is the uuder
standing. He may oe slso president of the
Richmond sDd DanVilie, although there Is
some doubt about that. Mr.. Inman would
| like to hold on to the Richmond and Dam
vile presidency and 1t may be arranged for
him to do 60.
It 10 now certain that there will be no as
sessmsnt on the Terminal stock, arrange
ments having oeen made to borrow all the
money that Is needed for the present.
Il is sold that the official powers OF the
southern vics president, Col. a. B. Andrews,
| Gepsral manager Green, and Traffic Man
eyer Heas will be greatly extended In their
| respective departments. They are not to
| be constituted q managerial board to opsr-
ate the properties, IS was erroneouely re-.
ported, but each is to ruu his office without
being bempered by the Wall Street end Of
| the line.
There seems to be no doubt of the fact
that tbs policy of dlschazging the men from
the chops will be changed. No more men
viii be discharged, and those who have been
put off will. it s said, be re-empioyed In
Janusry. I; Is believed that President To-
man got ratified In the face of the large
amount ofinteress and dividends to be mat
in January (about $4,000 00O), and started
in with his wholesale cutting off without
comforting with his associates. Such poll
cy is regarded as great mistake from many
points of view.
Il is said that the sensational expose OF
the Tetminal-Rohmond & Danysle 6nsn-
ciers which appeared in ihe N. Y. Herald
last summer was prepared by a clerk con-
nected with the Inseretate Commerce
Commission. He ia said 10 have taken il TO
the Terminal officers aud offered to sslI it
to them for 81 600. SIS it looked like black.
mail they declined to negotiate with him
and be sold 1t to the Herald. l. worried
the Terminal people no little and caused d
violent shaking up.
Nothing is said of removing the Rob
mond and Danville offices bacs 60 Rch.
mohd, but it ia believed by many people
CONNECTED With 10 rosd that the headouar-
ters VIII be in z ohmoi,i i..Slfn; af Atlanta
before another /, ar .o..s .ouGi.-R Richmond
STATE
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many years

THERE ARE many things chat induce it,
telligent foreigners to retain the poor opn-
ion they have long entertained Of Americans.
Among them is tbs brsggardism and bully
ing airs the people OF Ibis country, as repre-
seated by the AdmIustration and some OF
the newspapers, assume aoWard weaker ma
slcns. Nov II Chilli wsre Eassia, England,
Gernsuy,or say other first class power, who
supposes for az instant ths5 the course pug
sued toward her ny this country Would have
been adopted? Bat email minds are only
capable OF small thiogs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-28
Fire in a Tenement.

NEW YORK Dsc 2S.-Flre broks cat at
8 o'clock ibis morning 10 the 'Loreua" an
eight-story apartmesi house at Third avenue
and 9Th street coupled By twenty eight fam.
Lies, severa! of whom ara ttestl ioai people.
tbs tenants or the fur lover stories ere
able so escape By the stairway, out those On
the floors aboys were obliged to seek refuge
by the fss escs pcs. Some of the tenants
we're obliged to abandon everything and
many OF them ware freed TO f7 in their
night clothes. Many OF the womsn we're
aided to descend the ladders by the fremen
Some were partly overcome by smoke, but
all faa!y gos cut in safsy y. Daring the ex
cltement thieves entered The building ard
etoIe.a the vsluab es.they found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-28
Electric Lights

To the Editor of the alexandria Gazette:
Referring o your eduorisi nmsnt in
Thurfdsy's GAZETTE reqsscing our light de.
partmspt, The subscriber considers him eff
sufficiently familiar With Toe su1jectlo cfer
few su2ses;ious.
The municipal conlro OF electric II Il tug
plants has, since the intro,iac icu # f1st
method OF ILLUMINATION, been = serious qle,-
tion among eUme IF be wIeest men OF tale
country. Oaa Of the ssr"nges, ar9umed
against it being fhst he ma agemeDt Il
these Interests ID nos !Dif' qlenii. placed n
toe hands OF N r whose aGe @ aaGcs'
Is What they do not 4now aoop. ne su %
wi which trey ere TO deal. There is 1ls
clone want Of responfi ,ii,s, hns mos ire
qusntiy wssle and exSayass or such T.
efficient manaeemt Mt as 10 amount 10 e ssri.
Gus taxation upon the people.
Ire city of Alexapdr a, tnr ios.arce, is
under contract to supply the VirziG,a Md.
lsE Railway six electric lights AZ on annual
rental Of one hundred 'llsre p.r lamp
According to the AUDITORS sst fcs
state meat, it cost be city one hundred and
seven dellars each, for the maintenance II
these elk lamps. including ak per cent In
teiest on the nofesgvon the Schuyler Eec'
trio Go. and which the Gig Is pog paving
Had the City Council! taken sdvfn'sge OF
the experience of o hef cities endaopon'ed
eomecompetent Derson to taka charge oi,bese
interests, defined bis duties, aud gu bori7,
by proper ordip arce, there is reason ia BE-
lieye hat cur cleo ricsl vsuture wcad have
been success from the beginning
The present ''diearrsngs men" a. The
electric works will probable convince cur
city fathers that the penoy~ise policyoi
management which They bave adcp.ed e
net the most economical sfter al.
CHAs F. THoMPsoN.
Alexandra, Ve., DEC % 1891
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-28

The New York Central Rsilroad Con-
psuy sill probably be muIoted heavily for
che recsnt accident on Its road, and that,
too, though tbs best possible means bad
been taken to prevent thai accident a
brakeman who had established reputation
for reliability hsd been cert back to stop
traip due st he time; bar. though ne didgo
back to the station, ne went to the house
thsre, got to talking. and let tbs approach
ing train 20 BIZ without giving 1t warning.
Now, oommon-sense justice attributes the
blame sosly sad entirely to the fool brake
man, fos fools ere more dangerous than var
ssmloe end pestilenoe. But the railroad
company, having money, will nave to pay
damages all the same, and that. too, though
it did every thing in its power to prevent
the accident.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-28

WIEN Nr. Russali cage sas q dynamite
bomb was goiug &c explode, he grabbed ore
of bis Clerks and held him between the
bomb and himself Tbs clerk was hurt apd
has now sued Mr.. Sage for 100000. Ii
would be Only il accord wth the general
run of modern jury veri.ots in suiis for
damages for blrn to win his suit. Bnt how
unjust! Ths msn who escapes from burn
Ing theatre oy climbing over weaker man,
who is burned, wouId be just IS liable for
damages, and SO would one De who might
hurt smother to whom he haa chung to g.
cape from drowning. But Mr.. Ssge has
money, and mgdern jories scorn the idea
OF taking from those VINO have little, even
that which Troy heve.
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FRoM MAsEIHaTOA.
(syscsal Correspondence Of tho Alexandria Gaaette
--r.----...----.---

fspsosal Correspondence Of tho AIeSGadria Gasette
WAsgIReGoN. 9. u. Dec. IS. 1881.
Gen. Mahops. who LETT hers soon after
Senator Plumb's lsst dinner, vii! return Cd
the All proximo. Petersburg Is not an
agreeable place OF residence tor the General
now. Society heEe is more congenisi, and
then, too, this Ia & more convenient place
for the successful conduct OF political
schsnes, 10 which inc General viii certain.
s. take part, al leasG until after The next ns-
a;ooal republican convention.
TIE impression here Continues TO DC that
Notwithstanding all the hurry al the navy
yards the CbAian imbroglic vii! soon DC
amicably settled st the State Depsr ment,
however, IL is SAID that Minister Eagsn
would have it otbsr8ise, end that his dis
patches are IL effect that he would not be
surprised ii The American legation at San
tiago weIo sscked, tie Chliian refugees
therein murdered, aud ho, himself, forced TO
seek tbs protection Of othez foreign legations
there 1t is SAID at the Capitol tina. the sd-
minstrstion Ii puren!ug "a aggressive course
towards Com, Dct With AM reai purpose OF
rssorting o f0ros, nut 10 Induce the demo.
orais ID Congress- 60 oppoae forcible meas.
ure5, SID thereby incur the odium CT pre-
Ysnurg tho govern msut from resentlus
what IL terms public insult, bat Whist ir
fact was tie legitimate result OF the behavior
Of some dfunksn foreign sailors belonging to
an American snip Secretary Blaine was
the guest OF the evening st he Chllian Min.
isser's reception here lost Saturday night,
upon tue advice Of The President, bat did
not open his mouth upon The Gillian matter.
II s rumofed here to-day that this gov
ernloent has deles mined to indemnify 10 s
small exteps toe fEmiiies If some of thc I al
isns lyncned a. New ORLEANS, and that in.
msdiately thereafter new Italian minister
will appear st Washington and Minister
Porter retCrc e Rcme, al the 10. ations ia.
tween sig and the UniIed States Resume
their former am:oaole condition.
NIX. Walter WAS rppointed postmas.e or
at Milldale, Va, 10 Gay,
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Pleasant Travelling COMPANIONS.

SAN ANTONIO. Tax, Dec ga half
d zea cowboys took possession o! the sou b.
bound train on the International aad Great
Northern Railroad, forty miles north OF here
last night. Their fist act yes to force q
Chicago drummer eff the moving train be.
cause be wore red cravat end high silk hat.
they then contiGued their dspredations by
making number OF young ladies In the
Pullman car sing f,r them. They enforced
all their demands With drawn pistols They
ruled the train for 20 miles. when they step.
ped off at way station.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-28
The North american Reuieu for January has beel

received from its publishers in New York. rs
contents are: Mr. Speaker, by Hon. B. Q. Mills
and Hon. T. B, Reed Ihs QUESTION OF the Qao-
rum by the late President or the Spanish Cham.
her French Novels and French Life, by Andrew
Lang; Wages in Mexico, by NJ. Romero; The Par
doning Power. by Governor Hill; The Darker
Side by Lady Henry somerset; Ninety Miles in
Eighty-Nine Minutes, by the Superin .endent Of
the H. Y. Central B. 4 The First Cost OF Ships,
by Charles q. Crsmp The Best Book OF the Year,
by sir Edwin Arnold, Gail Hamilton, Agnes
Keppiier, amelia Barr, Rev. Dr.. G. A. Briggs,
Julien Gordon and DIR. W. A. Hammond; The
Present ami Future of Medical Science, BY DIR.
Cyrus Edison; Rescue Work Among Fallen Wom-
en-, by NJ. B. sanford The Soldier and the Citi.
zen, by A Soldier; Needs of the Naval Reserve, by
W. J. Henderson and The Next Amendment, by
VIM. o. stoddard.
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WANTED Mr.. VANDEeBILrs BRAINS :

WANTED Mr.. VANDE8BILT's BRAINS =
Sc urday nigh; While Mr. Q raeiua Wander.
bilt we9 entertaining number Of friends at
his Fifth ayenue re iience in New Yorb, G
good-looking. vall-dca 9ad yorng man. sp-
psrcDty q Gs.mao, rang tho street daor
bell. 10 the psge. who answered ths eum-
mons the visitor sa.d hs hsi called 10 SEQ
Mr. Vanderbilt DaFsonei!y to got his brains,
vrioh be proposed TO haes snaj ec cd TO so
ezae-t analysis. n ordsr 80 dsle.mine why
he (V,nd roil'l hal besn ahie to amsas
fortune. wpie ne ('he csiet)wes practically
penniess. Tbs page summoned SD offer,
who tock the yonng man 10 the s'gticr-
bouso. Il his potksis @sa ,'ouGd card
hearing the neoae John ] Lingmao, No.
GIG east E eventh street, 8 % @ member
ship card of the Young Msn'e Christian As
socisticn. Tos prisoner was taken to the
Yorkville Police CouE Sunday morning 81
committed, pending an examination es to
bic mental condition. He gag unoommuli-
cstve, and is donot'ess insane.
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a LEX a TT II r 7 e. v q
ONE OF tbs newspapers OF WaShington u,

ONE OF tbs newspapers OF WASHINGTON
savs that fresh charges Of brutality"
against the policemen OF that city aue'
gess the possibility that there may &c
some found Atiol for the general negro COM
plant pgsiass the policemen" referred to-
Bat The general complsLnt" to which the
paper refsrs, bse 10 Oetter foundation thSO
that made last week by negro, VINO being
detected in a theft. aud Sbe stolen goods
;ouod on him, complained of his arrest, and
called upon sue members Of his rsce present
70 rescue him fsom The "brnsai" efioeTa Who
had arrested bin, and aome of whom, re-
sconding to that oall, received ths "btu'a"
treatment they so jostly deserved. such
talk does great ioiastioe to the police force
of the national capi,sl. SO Is proved by the
daily paIoe reports il shs very sane news
paper.
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Sat ON 100 DOZEN Eees.-There was

Sat ON 100 DOZEN EGas.-There was
nothing about Simon Bsrach's appearance
as he stood 10 Essex Market Court Saturday
to indicate that he had sat down In show
window containing 5000 ftesh.laid eggs and
broken 1000. But he had, 30 Bernard
Armhsus. the owner Of the eggs. assert.
cd. Armhaus said that Bersch staggered into the
show window of his provision store at 11S Or
chsrd street on Saturday night. Justice Ryan
was tri1e skepticsl in regard to the numbsr OF
the eggs. Berach offered to settle by paying SIS,
but Armhsus refused to t2ke it, 60 the Justice
settled the case by giving Berach one month for
drunkenness.-N Y. Sun.