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The evening world., 1891-04-16
WORlOllNCS.

Nebsksr, the new Treasurer Of tho United States.
is a short. stout man. with a round and rather
norid face marked by black musIAohe. lie iS
about forty years old.
Gen. A. J. Smith. one o: the heroes of the fed.
era Army. looks hardly only than he did when he
commanded the finest body Of troops that followed
Pop Price through Missouri. He was then past
middle age. but time has lvAIt kindly with him.
Mile. MclbA. tho prinia donna. with whom the
young Duke Of Orleans fell 80 mAdly In love wasn in
Vienna, iS an Australian woman Of Enklisa parent
age. She Ii handsome. robust, and full Of the chic
that is characteristic OF women from the Antipodss
Gen. BoulAnEeT is said to have Loaf much OF the
good looks and gallant bearing that gave him ths
name OF Il brIr' general. lie has recently boen dIn-
ing in brussels.
Small brooches In fantastic forms arc popular
among the ladies Of PAriS One In the shape OF q
bow knot, popuiArEed by Nine. Garnet, is especially
in vogue.
The evening world., 1891-04-16
VICTORY.

Tho fight OF the people, abetted by THE
EvErISa Would, to make the Fourth Ave-
nuo Tunnel safe is to-day crowned with
victory. Tho Sulzer-Byrne bill to light
and yentllate the tunnel was passed by the
Assembly without dissenting vote. Ycster-
day the Senate unanimously passed 1t. All
that now remains is that the Governor sign
It, when 1t will become law.
The bill in Its present form empowers the
Railroad Commissioners to order whatever
changes in the tunnel they may deem neces-
sary, giving, however, power to the city
authorities to object to anything which
may unduly mar the avenue under which
he tunnel runs, or that which may prove
Objectionable to those living in the vicinity.
The bill as originally presented made 1t
mandatory upon the railroad company to
make tho necessary reforms, and had 1t
passed In that shape might have produced
quicker results. The report Of the Railroad
Commissioners, however, in which they say
that tho tunnel is absolutely unsafe, and
recommend changes, puts them on record.
80 that, practically, the amendment to the
sulzer- Byrne bill does not affect It's useful
ness
The obtaining Of legislation in this mat
ter is q great triumph for the public, which
heretofore in its conflicts with the New
York Central Railroad has invariably been
worsted. 1t is also matter OF great pride
to The EVENING WORLD, because 1t has
been the hardest of its many fights for the
peoples welfare. After the Governor signs
the bill the Railroad Commissioners have
but to direct the necessary changes. The
bill gives both civil and criminal relief for
violation of any order made in the premises.
Great credit is due to Assemblymen suLzER
and BYRNE and to Senator AHEARS -foi
their good work in helping secure thii
most necessary measure.
The evening world., 1891-04-16
MIR. BLAINE AND ITALY,

Mr.. BLAINE continues to hold In his cor
respondence with the Italian Government
tho advantage which became his with his
FIRST extended communication regard
ing the trouble at New Orleans.
He maintains the dignity both of Federal
and State Government and exposes to the
foreign diplomats the admirable balance Of
responsibility between these elements em-
bodied in the principles upon which our
National being is founded.
Injured Italian residents, or injured resi-
dents Of any other foreign nationality, are
entitled, like our own citizens, to whatever Of
redress proven circumstances and the courts
may indicate as justly due. But the foreign
residents have the right, superior to that
OF our own citizens, Of bringing suit in the
Federal courts; and whatever assurance
Mr.. BLAINE gives to the Italian Govern
ment is to the effect that this right shall be
strictly recognized and that the circum-
stances upon which the claims for redress or
indemnity are based shall be well and thor
oughly examined. II it shall then appear
that a sufficient case has been established
to warrant Federal action In the premises
the matter will be considered a proper one
for submission before the Congress.
Mr.. BLAINE rightfully emphasizes the
fact that the United States is not an insure,
of life or property for It's foreign residents
He also conveys again, in diplomatic
phrase, the refusal of this Government tt
be worried or hurried by a clustering
demonstration growing out OF an effort TO
political effect in foreign nation.
The evening world., 1891-04-16
Chained to the Rock.

Prometheus Was chained to the rock while vul-
turss EuAwSd bis sutrAils. So are many people
chained TO the rock OF prejudice while all OF
violent msdioneS infict injury upon the sensitive
lininEs OF the stomach and intostinss. ThsJ STo
apparently mmOyabis in the belief that 10 expert
Sncs benefit they must keep dOsnG with drastic
medicines. Unless the action Of thOss Il pouOriul
and excessive. they are not SAtlshod. They Woald
distruSt . remedy OF gentle action. however Sfso-
tive II 10 Rot By such puFoItad extremists these
that the GoknOWlOdESd Dsrits Of hOststtsr'S
Stomach Biitsrs are recognised. That bSOiEn reg
ulAtoE Of the stomach. the bowels and the kidneys
appeals 70 the rAtionAl-nos only SppeAA. but ID
sWArdsd . iaSt valuation. Constipation. liver oom-
plalnt. dyspspSiA Aad kidnsg tTOublss yisd 70 "
AstlsA. Bs AlsO Do nAlAElA AAd shsAAAalsA.
The evening world., 1891-04-16

These poor rich men do not like to be
extravagant. Some OF the would-be men,
bcrs of the Millionaire Club talk sadly over
the modest request that they send 500 as
the initial assessment for the 600 Initiation
fee. Conservative Union Club men arc
baking at the expense of an uptown build
ing Tor themselves. Economy may he
pushed too far by a rich man. What kind
OF Crdsus is he who balks at q paltry
500 for club grounded on money!
The evening world., 1891-04-16
The WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Fashions and Fanoiss That
Delight the Gentler Sex.
Those Spring Cnpes-Velvet Ribbon
Worked with Gold Is FASH
ionable-Some Prices for
Biotters - Butterfly
Flounces Of Lace.

The new capes for Spring wear are made
quite long. Many OF them are finished with
out a yoke, tho fulness heinR adjusted In n
neck band, to which the Medloi collar Is fast
ened. BY some ingenious method the cape Is
slightly raised on tho shoulders, and there IA n
pretty hood lined with a color, which gives style
TO what would otherwise be a commonplace
and somewhat childish garment. The cape Is
lined throughout with SILK, and ribbons to
match fssicn 1t at the throat. NJ present
light colors arc most favored, ana are hSely
to remain popular.
The evening world., 1891-04-16
VAcRANT VERSES
A Modern Rondel.

Sho oheweth gum. In motion sly
Her red lips hithsr thit her uie;
And " anu then, wnen tnoy disclose
A set of teeth as wnts SHOWS
My bosom heAyes n lovesick sigh.
Oh, might tremulousl try
10 press that mobile mouth. aud die
While in its depths OF satin rose
she cheweth gum!
I love her madiy, and ory
My tender passion far and nigh:
| breathe IL to each breeze that blows,
EAoh bird that sinE., each strrAm that flows
She looks so talr when sweetly shy.
she cLeWeth gum!
Eugene Dapis In Brookiyn Lifs.
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An INDICATION OF sANITY.

Miss ANNA DICKINSON Is gong to make
her term in an insane asylum the theme o.
platform comment. she Is bitter against
her sister, whom she charges with being
semi-mad for years. Miss DICKINSON
seems to have improved physically
during her incarceration, though she
says the place reeked with carbolic
Aetd, that the food was too bad to
and tha- patients 70 neiGx 70 let her
The evening world., 1891-04-16

Miss CoUzINs, the determined Secretary
Of the Board Of Lady Managers OF the
Columbian Exposition, refuses to be
removed, and rattling legal fight is prom
ised. Chicago is wasting too much exhibi-
ton before the regular opening date.
The evening world., 1891-04-16
A STORY FROM LONG ISLAND.
Harry Crockcr, Jr., Tells n Reporter
that Drs. Mccoy, Wildmnn and Blair
Have Cured Him of Cntarrh.

Harry Crocker. jr.. lives at Inwood, L. l.. pear
Far Rockawsy. In IN interview with reporter he
said: - tad cEtNrTh for some time. ! caught 4
very bad cold early in the winter, aui that hgRra-
waited my trouble to su IA extent that my tutoat
wss always chokrd up with yellow muuuS. which |
wss continually coughing up and SpittinK out.
There was az Ell iarged Zrowt 10 my nose, which
made dihculL for me 10 breath. Be.id"s the con-
tinual dropping o' mucrr in my throat had dnll.
heavy toehnr frequent tly which all went to make mo
teel wretoaed In necGfnbar went to Doctors Nc
Cor. Wilimsn and BAR. snd under their treatment
all my trouble has disappeared.
II am cured now. "
Doctors Mccoy. Wiltman and Blair furnish all
medicines free aud their charges for treatment are
so low tina; they within the reach Of ALL
The evening world., 1891-04-16

BISMARCK must feel somewhat chagrined
that the race for election between himself
and the Socialist candidate, ScHMALr1ELD,
is so close. The world at large knows
nothing of sCHMALPrELD, while BISMARCK
was once admired, feared or hated every
where. Yet it is neck and neck between
the two
The evening world., 1891-04-16

There was great massing of millionaires
yesterday at the hearing before tho Senate
General Laws Committee on the bill to re-
duce the legal rate of interest to 8 per cent,
and the Committee did not seem at all
crushed
The evening world., 1891-04-16

Commissioner GUGGESHEIMER made q
strong light in the Board of Education yes
terday against the elimination Of German
from the public school course. Our edu-
cational system cannot be too good.
The evening world., 1891-04-16

Mr.. HENRY NJ. STANLEY may not be Gov
ernor OF the Congo Free State, but he
leaves America over one hundred thousand
dollars richer for his having lectured here
one hundred times. HENRY ought to 20
back and write book on In Brightest
America" 1t would be more according TO
precedent, however, for him to say dlsa-
grreable things about us.
The evening world., 1891-04-16

"what did y ou write the ballad for ?" said Files
on Parade.
"Nons of your blasted busiuess" young RudyArd
kipiing said.
"oh, t-ll me what you wsoteit for'" ssd Fiiss-on-
Parade,
"To add unto my Doodle. ;" young Rudysrd Kipling
sad.
" For whatever stun soribbls. the publishers will
take;
And though I'm often brilliant, fake. and fake.
and lake,
And for the simple reason. am upon tho make,
So wrote tins Danny DeeVer t'other morn
in" -Chas. BdusH Loomis, in Judge.
The evening world., 1891-04-16

The Providence Journal hits the nail on
the head when 1t says that " President
HARRISON will not be the first American
politician to mistake crowds at railroad sta
tlons for, the people Of the United States, "
The evening world., 1891-04-16

Inspector BYRSEs's sweeping charges
against the big running horse owners have
created great commotion in the racing
world. Their substantlation would make
still greater furry.
The evening world., 1891-04-16

Acting Gov. BULKELEr, Of Connecticut,
has at least some sense of the fitness OF
things. He employs criminal lawyer to
look after his case in the courts.
The evening world., 1891-04-16

Mme. Drss DEBAR's remark In her fare
we'll letter that she would como back in
spirit form, seems to be.veriHed. Folks in
Brooklyn, Railway and Buffalo claim to
have seen her and at the same time.
The evening world., 1891-04-16
He Could Not Say That It Was.

ITrom Brooklyn Life
"Isnr this perfectly deigh'fui7" she asked,
as they sat on the sofa with their arms inter-
twined and the briiliantine on his mustache
not very far from the crimson hahn on her irs.
"Dorotny, :" he replied, "when know that
your mother 10 listening on the stairs. that
your father Ia waiting IN the vcstibuie with a
cane, Nhat the bulldog Ia loose IN he from.
yard, and that v0ur little brother is under the
sofa, how can say that 1t IL GeiiRhtfu!?"
The evening world., 1891-04-16

The Portuguese Cabinet has resigned
Monsrchies seem to be getting into bad
ways generally. They go to pieces or get
tangled up In a way that suggests decay.
II they would quietly and quickly rot to
death It would be gain TO the world.
The evening world., 1891-04-16

sleep. One proof OF sanity which Miss
nicuxsoS exhibits Is her appreciation Of
the episode, und the notoricty given to It as
advertisement Whether she has lost ber
mind or not, sho has lost her money, and
wants to get come more.
The evening world., 1891-04-16

A Washington correspondent likens
President HARRIsoN's trip to NAPoLEos's
crossing of the Alps. The strong resem-
blance Ia In individual height.
The evening world., 1891-04-16
An Inspiration.

From Judge
Wealthy Man giving an order for picture)-
/ want you tn put on canvas the most hountiful
sprt ad OF eata0les that you can conceive.
Artist (after the departure OF his patron)-
Happy thonghti III go down to Charley
Smiths and sketch his free-lunch counter.
The evening world., 1891-04-16
Where She Learned the Art,

lFrom Tesas SfingGl
Miss Frostique-You must admit, however,
that II do use little paint use It judiciously
and to advantage.
Miss Caustiqde-o. certainly. l presume
you received some Instructions In the handling 6
of colors from tue old mastera."
The evening world., 1891-04-16
SPCTLETS


Do your susmIes ns they would do you sounds like
q mAimed version Of do unto others you would
that tnoy should do to YOU"
bit. He Ia on the lArk's bill.
Now that tho Flower Mari Is established look out
for blooming marters to the cause.
Buddhists ought to mako good florists.
-.
He wrote . sonnet to bis lAdy's hat
In hUpns, bv aid OF Pegasus. to get her,
But when behind the thing two hours hs sat.
He added that an spic would be better.
Cloak Rsrfss.
woman was offered dress II she would saw =
cord OF wood. She came and sawed and conquered.
-.
Phradelpnia has no professional cooks 1t 10 q
noat town rather than An eating one.
Thomas O. Plat would do wsli TO remember that q
plat never 10 enjoyed more than whom 1t Is ''lad
out"
1t Is positively diahsartening that . clergyman
should be named Mutohmors. When ho starts tS
preach who would care think OF his name!
When a medium Gets OF Joke 10 is . case oi
Rapid Trance hit
The evening world., 1891-04-16
Satisfied.

Johnny (sobbing)-Does 1t re-really h-h-hurt
You TO VIII -whip me. mamma?
Ma-Yes, my son; very much more than 1t
hurts you.
Johnny drying his eyes>-rm 80 giadi
The evening world., 1891-04-16
A Queer Place.

Prom NuAssy's Tsskly.l
What 10 Wall street," asked the English
man.
NIt IA q place." replied the American.
"WneTe tho charitable poor contribute money
to support the deserving rich."
The evening world., 1891-04-16

DE-. GREENE, OF "a Temple place, will give
his interesting illustrated lecture on the
Nervous system this evening at the New
Lycepm Opera House, corner Third avenue
and East Tairty- fourth street. Friday night
the lecture will be private; to gentlemen only.
Those lectures are highly illustrated, and are
entirely fTOs. e,
The evening world., 1891-04-16

The question Is asked, "Is JAY GOULD in
a cornert" II he Is there are big prob
abilities that he will turn It around and
play hobby-horse on It's angle.
The evening world., 1891-04-16

DR.. Mary s Bisseli, who is the medical d.
rector Of tue Berkeley Ladies' Athletic Club, is
the sister of the President Of vassar College.
Miss Elliott, tho athletic instructor, received
her scholastic training in the Harvard Annex,
and was the prize pupil OF DR.. Sargent VINO
has charge OF the Harvard gymnasium.
The evening world., 1891-04-16
AR.u.dy for the Grippe.

A remedy recommended for patients snIcsea nm Nh
the grip is KEMP's BALsAN, which 70 SsH n
adapted for dtSossoS OF the throas ano .1rs n
Gss bottls ana keep it on hand for use ne -
iI 10 nosdSd. Il hsGlSotSa the HTiRpo ~ s.l q
The evening world., 1891-04-16
Appearenees Arc peeeitful.

TFfOW ThcE-
Frank Clark--'rhere goes Kitty wiuBlow.
She IL Que OF tNe pretiicst girls In New YORK.
Mnly Iate-lndeed! You would hardly
think II TO look Vt her. would you?
The evening world., 1891-04-16
THRICE BLESSED MR.. DELAHANTl
Triplet Girls and Boy Como to th'
Mt. Vernon Bonifice.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLD.i

rsPrcIAI TO TUE EVENING woRhD.l
MOUNT VERNON, April lG.-William DsI'l
hanty, proprietor OF the Merchants Caal
Fourth avenue, this town, Is the proudest m''
here To-day. 49,. n,
Yesterday afternoon his vile gave oir'A '"
triplets, Two girls and one boy. A,,
Motner and children are doing well to-uN
and the proud father 10 keeping open house
The evening world., 1891-04-16
A Natural Affinity

lFroP Te1ds SittHg'.l
Daytime spirit medium saw last night had
a wonderful afllnity for the other medium.
Weeks-What other medium?
Daytime circulating medium.
The evening world., 1891-04-16
THE FLORIDA SENAT0RSHIP.
Calls Supporters Propose to Eie0
Him O1hand on April 81
larrc1AL ro FEE EvENINo woRLD.I

IBPKCIAL TO THE RVENTNo WohLD.I
TAILAHIssKE, Fla, April l6.-The senAlO.l
ial caucus has adjourned, and the situAns
will probably remain unchanged until Aptn
when Mr.. Calls supporters propose 70 20 n,
him Senator on Joint ballot, Withoub tHo ~
mality OF caucus nomination.
The evening world., 1891-04-16

Mr.. BLAINE doesn't ask Italy to give him
a rest. He goes out on the Potomac and
takes one.
The evening world., 1891-04-16
Doctors
Mccoy, WADMAN AND BLAIR,

3 Fast 42d strest, near Grand Central Depot.
o2 9Th aye. near l4th T.. and Broadway. cor 4th
at. New York. and 1ST Montague street. Brooklyn.
where all curahs cases are treated with success.
II you live At d'stanos write fov aSymptom blank
In IL A. M. 9 to 4 p. NJ. 7to0 p. NJ. daily. sun
days 81 to IL A. NJ. and to 4 p. NJ
The evening world., 1891-04-16
Very Strange, Indeed.

IFrom Teras SiringAl
Gnhooly-What O'Clock il II, Charlief
Charlie Bonoclipper-It Ia Just ten.
Gnhooly-Wnat a singular coipcldence!
was Just going TO ask you Tor $lU.
The evening world., 1891-04-16
Brief Preparations.

Now" said the carpenter 10 his wife.
''wenl be of 10 the Erty as soon a. yet out
my ciaw-hammer, brush my nails and clean
up blt"
The evening world., 1891-04-16
Two Stories,

Two Stories.
Sho spoke with half reeretful sigh
OF oi her gTIs' expenses,
Aud nsld their folly mp to scorn
In all tho unoous ana tenses.
And when he'd gone, to her papa
she went stTAightNAy and pleaded
For Just Que hundred uolisrs moro
To get the gown she needed.
from the CLOAK Rertslr,
The evening world., 1891-04-16
Entered AZ the Peat onhos at New York - eco
opd- class matter.
~ BRANCH OFFICES,

~ BRANCH OFFICES,
WORLD UPTOWN oFFioE-12s7 BROADWAY.
between 3lst aud 32d ats. New York.
BROOKLYN - 35y FULTON sr. HARLEM -
News Department. 100 EAST 125rH ST.. Ad-
vsrtisements at 237 EAST l15TH ST.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.-LEDorR BUrLDrro, 1l2
sourH 0rH ST. wAsHINGToN-6l0l4 l4TH sr.
LONDON OFFICES CocKsPuR b., ThATAL-
Gan SQUARE.
The evening world., 1891-04-16
Tho Poor Author Again.

Iron AunSeV's Weekly
Penner-Tae copyright bill will not do US
any good.
Lner-Why notf
Penner-B BecSuS" there ~ Sill n duty on
Jewels Our works will be taxed as hltrary
gems
The evening world., 1891-04-16
A Moderate Request.

a Moderate Request.
lFTon, TtrdS Sirhings.l
Ethel-Twenty-nVe dollars, please, papa.
I'm gong shopping to-day.
Papa-What are you going to huy7
Ethel-Sothing, j want the money for cab
fare.
The evening world., 1891-04-16

Excusable.
tJrom JUdgs.I
"There he is In Congress. and don't be-
lieye ne ever read the Constitution"
"You must remember the poor fellow has
weak eyeA"
The evening world., 1891-04-16

% %Ss.issss :.s!s GSi'es ~ :...:: ~. "a 4, z: s '
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at the Ball.

IFFom TeIdI SirhngS.l
Col. Yerger-Wno is that tall young lady
over there?
Guhooly-well, she was my future wife a
couple OF months ago Tue engagement was
broken on.
The evening world., 1891-04-16

fashionable trimming but fashionable style
OF needlework.
The evening world., 1891-04-16

The Kit-Kst Club had their annual dinner at
Morello's this week. Mrs. Dolph, the genial
President OF the Kii-Kats, tells me the Club is
doing splendidly aud now numbers sixty-nve
menIbera As the young fellows who Join
the Kt-Kst do so to WORK at their art studies
better, and not simply for fun or to elong to
a club, there is more activity than ever in its
ranks.
The evening world., 1891-04-16

Isaw Jim Ford in the hands OF the barber
yesterday, and noticed regretfully that the
area unoccupied by hair on The upper part OF
his head Is larger than ever. This may be due
to the fac, that Ford has been working at his
book, which viii come out soon. ltis full OF
his bright, humorous sketches.
The evening world., 1891-04-16

Young spalding de Garmendia, who Ia such
good hand at racquets. owes the spalding In
bis name to the old Baltimore family OF which
Arcllblsnop Sp ldiDK WAS u most prominent
member. Mrs. De Garmendia 10 q Spaiding
foxhall Kecne will put de GarmenGia on his
neile II lie returns IRON Europe, as he is ls
Dne a sport In the Racquet court as in the
saddle. At the last horse show, when
"Foxy" fell under hts horse In the hiah
jumping. / shall not forget how coolly he
curled himself up AMI waited for the animal to
get over him. Ii was very nervy.
The evening world., 1891-04-16

1 see that ex-ConGressmau McAdoo, Of New
jersey, was enrolled a member Of the supreme
Court Bar yesterday on motion Of Col. Fellows.
He proposes 10 practise law in this city.
The evening world., 1891-04-16

During these beautiful days I often meet
small troops of young girls driving through
the Park. under the chaperonsgo Of q nne
mustacnoied fellow, very erect, with splendid
seat and great hauehtiness OF expression. He
is q riding master, may be a Count and Is
The evening world., 1891-04-16

This Ia :ladies day" at the Man haitian
Athletic Club and the far friends Of the cherry
diamond will doubtless muster out IN full
force. Since the new clubhouse was opened
these receptions have become the most popular
and en- JOY able Of any in the town, and the
member Of the Club may well be proud Of
their exec ptional advantages in furnishing en-
tertainments for their friends.
The evening world., 1891-04-16

observe that another "horribie example"
of the evil effects OF the deadly cigarette habit
has been recorded. young man in the
Hoosier State has succumoed to the excessive
use Of the weed in this form. and after his
death his body In 4 short time turned to q livid
green. Although this Is terrible warning.
there are PROBABLY few inveterato cigarette
smokers who will pay the slightest heed to 1t.
The record-union., 1891-05-30

flying in the jury-bribery case, was ar
rested at East ST. Louis to-day. He left
here when he found the police were
watching him. When taken to the sta
ton the following telegram, dated at
New Orleans and addressed to William
WaSsen, Burthe'S cousin, was found:
Tell my son to leave the State of Mis-
souri, Immediately and go to another
State. Advance him $50, and draw on mo
for the same. Louis BURTHE."
When seen by reporter, Burthe said:
when the Hennessy murder case was
held was drawn on the panel. Before |
was examined and rejected. +. Armandt
approached me and said / would get
1000 if got on the jury and found the
Italians not guilty. l told him l would
do nothing of the kind. After the trial
told ParkerSon, and afterwards commu-
nicated to him the fact that Edgar White,
Deputy Sheriff, had threatened 10 kill me
ii ! testified against his friend, Armandt.
Yes, was afraid and left New Orleans,
and got s., 000''-but Burthe seemed to
realize that he was telling too much, and
In the very next breath said he left Now
Orleans of his own tree viii and accord.
IF l testify against those two men it
will be because / am compelled TO, as,
they have families, and l don't want to
send them to prison.
He added: 'There was no reason for
my leaving New Orleans except TO save
those two men from penal service"
New ORLEANS, May 29.-District At
torney Nuremberg to-day issued nolle
prosequi in the cases of Bernard Claudi,
Charles Granger, Emile Bagnetto, Thos.
McCrystal and d. c. O'Malley, because
the indictments were not sufficiently
specific. He Immediately filed informal
ton against each of them, and asked that
the cases be Immediately allotted.