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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-27
SETTLING A STRIKE.
Detroit Labor Troubles Ended BY
Arbitration.
PHE CANAL IN new YORK POLITICS.
The Sensational Barnaby Poison
ing and Its Motive.
THE PRESIDENTS SISTER.
SETTLED BY ARBITRATION.

The Street Railway Labor Troubles In De-
troit Ended.
DETROIT, MICH, April 27.-The arbitration
OF the street railway troubles in this city ended
this morning. On the organization of the COM
mittee by the choice OF Rev. Z. r. Henderson
as chairman, Arbitrator NJ. ]. Dec, editor Of the
ErentnJ Ne'cs. announced that the City Railway
Company, which had chosen him as its repre-
sentative, wished 20 take an advanced step in
dealing with its employees. 1t conceded the
right OF organization, will hereafter deal with
its men as union, will take back its discharged
employees and retain them during good be-
havior. Any protest against hours wages or dis
company with any committee the men may
choose, and on failure to agree the matter will
be referred to the present board of arbitrators,
who are to be continuing body.
The representatives of the men represented
themselves as heartily satisfied with this ar
rangement and the board adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-27
Ir You HAVE

1r You HAVE
CONSUMPTION.
BRONCHITIS.
sCRoFULA,
COUGH or COLD,
THROAT AFFECTION.
WASTING OF FLESH.
Or any Disease where the Throat and Lungs are in
famed. Lack Of Strength or Nerve Power you can be
Relieved and Cured by
SCOTS EMULSION
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL WITH
HYPOPHosPHITEs.
PALATABLE AS MILK.
Ask for SCOTS Emulsion, and lot explanation
solicitation induce you to accept u substitre.
Sold by all Druggists.
n2o SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists, NY.
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UNLICENSED JUNK DEALkRs.
More Warrants Issued Today-what Detec-
tive Block says.

More Warrants Issued Today-what Detec-
tive Block says.
Twenty-seven more warrants were issued
from the Police Court today on the oath of
Detective Block, charging persons with being
unlicensed junk dealers.
Detective Block, who had paid considerable
attention to the business, said today that he
thought the junk or secondhand dealers law
was good one, for il puts the business in the
hands Of responsible parties who are also under
police surveillance.
at virtually stops the rogue from doing
business" no said. $50 far as second hand
clothes are concerned" he said, "there IL no
need for them. A rich man can give his old
clothes to the poor and the poor men have no
old clothes to cell"
Referring to pawnshops he said: They are q
necessity, for persons are sometimes compelled
to have money and the only way they can raise
IL 10 to secure q loan from one Of these places
on some article which they may redeem after
ward, and by borrowing money in that way
the person puts himself under no obligation 20
any one"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-27
ADHERE 9 TO PROTECTION,

M. Melin Declares That He Is Supported by
the Chamber Of Commerce.
PARIS, April T.-M. Melin, presiden. Of the
customs committee of the chamber of deputies.
today, in an interview, said that notwithstand-
ing the free trade attacks he was determined to
continue his support of the protective tariff
which he declared would also be supported by
the chamber Of commerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-27

Warren Nye, the senate page who scci-
dentaly shot himself while on pleasure trip
across the Long bridge Saturday morning, a.
pubhshsd In Saturdays sfAR, was very low
this afssrseon. and litts II any hopes Of his re-
6overy are entertained
The pistol he had vas . cheap one, ard when
y faaied 70 work he put The barrel Of e 70 his
stomach and was trying 70 put Il in vorkipe
order when u exploded.
ORA Lincoln, King and Ford Thompson, Who
the wound yesterday and located he bullet
nsas he spinal column, IL having paced
y vas feared today that shs patient ~ suS-
fsssng srom internal hsn0rrhags.
.,S -. h - srsndsen g ses hss esnasor Nys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-27
ON TRAIL OF "THE RIPPER"
New York Police Arresting Various Person
on Suspicion.

on Suspicion.
NEW York. April 27.-Inspector Byrnes
denies that man was arrested by him on
board Red line steamer or that a man was
arrested in City Hall Park foi the ripper
murder or that he has claimed to know who
the murderer was. He says after the papers
get through discovering the murderer he can
work better. 1t is believed that no clue has
yet been discovered.
Two men were arrested in Brooklyn on sus-
picion Of being Jack the Ripper. One. Neil
Hensen. a Swede, was discharged. A German
named Henry Weisman was held until the
housekeeper Of the East River Hotel could come
over and see him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-27

Me- Lo1Sxzo CRouxsx Of Nsbrasks was today
sworn in - third assistant secretary Of the
treasury. Assistant Secretary Csounss viii 70
10 New York tomorrow to remain there for
several days, acquainting himself with "a
methods Of doing business in the various GOV.
ernment ofacss there sttaehsd 70 the Trsasur
Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-27

DON'T ALLOW YOURSELF 10 trine with cold and
so encourage the development Of some latent pull
monary or bronchial disease, which often ends
fatally. Ton had better cure your cough or cold By
promptly resorting 10 Df. ID. Jsynes Expectorant
an old-tme remedy for all coughs. lung and throat
affections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-27
Fon The TorLrr

Fon TIE TorLrr
Thsrs 10 useful or ssrant article than Aysrs
Hair vgor-ths most popular and economical hair
dressing In the market 1t causes the hair to grow
shundany and retain beauty and texture of youth
prevents badness. heals troublesome hurnors of the
scAlp and keeps clean cool and healthy Both ladies
and gentlemen prefer Ayers Hair vigor to
any other dressing for the hair. Mrs. LYDIA o.
Moody. E. Pissson. Me-. writes: II have r.ed Ayers
Hair veor for some time and II has worked wonders
for was troubled with dantru and falling hair
% that was rapidly becoming bald but since using
the veor my head perfectly clear of dsndru. the
hair has ceased coming out and I now have good
growth Of the same color when was young
WOMAN can heartily recommend the use Of Ayers
Hair visor to any suffering from dsndrun or los.
Of hair.
AYERS HAIR vIGOR
Prepared by Or. J. @. Aver L Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggists and Psrfumsrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-27

4 w4suuorosIAx 0ETs rHs Coxr1Ao1.-The
contract for erecting The third story Of The pub
iic building at Birmingham, Ala. vss- today
awarded 70 Frank Baldwin Of waahinaton, b,
O.. q ~, 900. Under ~ ORIGINAL eo1trsct 4
yae contemplatsd 70 build but tuo stories, hui
he ~ consress suthoeised three stories fox
tes ~ othss two stogjoo.
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A Sunday Morning Fight.

James Snowden, Moses Gains and Motley
Fletcher. coiored meu, engaged in q drunken
fight near 18th aud b streets northeast early
Sunday morning. which ended in snowden get
ting his head badly bruised and Motley Fletcher
received slight cut in the stomach. Police
men Gardner and Stewart arrested the trio
and they were tried in the Police Court today
Fletcher and Snowden were fined elo each and
Gains Was fined half that amount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-27
ALEXANDRIA.
TIE DxxooRArIo PsrxAarrs.


The democratic primaries viii open ct sun
rise, sos an, tomorrow morning to select the
candidates TO be placed ON the democratic
ticket at the May elections and will continue
until SAT In the evening. II II expected that
an unusually large vote viii DO polled, 6 all
colored democratic voters and all white voters
Of the city, democratic or republican, who viii
agree to support the ticket viii be allowed TO
vote. The nomination viii, IL il thought, be
equilavent TO an election, but the republicans
hold mass meeting next Thursday night to
determine their course in the matter. Can.
Wasting .proceeds vigorously, especially for the
mayoralty, the friends Of Mayor Dowuham
and Of sx-Aoting Mayor strauss leaving NO
stone unturnedr 10 secure the nomination Of
their candidate. Al the state law which com
pels TIE closing II bar rooms, 10, from sun
sst previous 10 an election % suuriss
after Z does not apply 70 primary slsetious
the saloons wiz reap good harvest
exnlous ASSAULT.
eoms trouble took plaes in Fairfax, nsas
echubsr's barn, on Tie Richmond and Fred
sricksburg railrpsA, about mile nom town.
yesterday afternoon, n which "Rads'' Psyton
was seriously injured. The poaiee kave
exrseeed Jossph Lyiea, Archibald Harllet ana
Dsu Waters, White boa On suspieioa Of nak-
tng. the as.ault Psyton's eoaditiou = ne
saEjeus aad y NY a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-27

Suicide Of . Hsnrieo County. Va, Docasr,
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
RIcHAosp, Va, April 27.-Dr. Z. b Ward,
formerly Of Chicago, committed suicide on
Saturday night at his home known a. ssOld
chatsvorth," in Hsnrico scounty, by shooting
himself through the head The news reached
here today. He had complication Of dis.
eases and had been in state Of mental aberra-
tion for some days. He was about thirty -hve
years old and lssvss family. The remains
VIII b taken 70 Daytoa, ohio, toe buyiai.
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DIED.

. S oei s Sbf,R e ssppna,y Apr, e
Do n I. brnkley, aged nfty-nne years.
slssiyes nd irisnss OF me family are rsspsctfuIy
al street southeast. Tuesday. s ~ m.
BUkI.INGHAM.. On Monday. Aprl ~ 1891 n
Henry o. Burinsnsm. IN tn. forty ecoad ys.r q M
Funsral from her late residence Ole str,s ,o,,n.
west. Wednesday = pm.
COLOGNE: On Monday. April "a. 1891. ct her
COLOGNE. widow OF Edgar \. Cologne. in the sirty.
Funeral Wednesday. April %. i'm w.rr.nsoa. Va
lwsrrenton paper please copyI
R RAE r. sd ON q osaI s. ApS g lss
sven n, yssr ,. Sns II ES S and QUE day
q pin. Rsstivss end trisnds inSi,sa e. As INA
baltimore and Alsxandria pspers please copy
AZ Lross ssiSSf. ssSrnn s.gs g. :. 20
q his late Residence 6io ct Asaph street. Asnasdfs
Fuper.l from Roberts Chapel. NJ z. Church, q
south "syhnxton ssress on Tussi.y sfssrnoe1 q
Sissd t. .tssnd '"' i''sna' Oh the 'A"is ss!n-
a Ey YES On SUNDAY .g..I 20 lssl. JOSEPHINE
ssE e. SssiS lvsi 8 :lsS
riTSSsSsisy e ss:,sSr O. Ags a
is q 4: an:
E 5sSs ESS'r !. ana SS,, sSSIE q; VIE
O'Clock. from the vault Of Mount Oliset
oss.s SON. HsHsssssss A. AH 9. s , :: ,ao
east. tuesday. 1t pm. Es.sssss ana isssads q
PROCTOR. Departed this life sunday. Aprsi "a
tsSl q ;2 m At his late rssidence. lss5 srsst
Rev JOHN f.. beloved husband OF sarsh II Pru<tur
and devoted Isther OF John N. and Ada W. Proctor
Funeral from the Asbury n T. Church WEDNESDAY.
~ instant. q O'Clock. =
IN MEMoRIAM
In nsmory Of Nh. ANN Z DAVIES. Who dspsrs>d
th,s HE April % lo9l. ased seventy She ves
loving and affection ltr loother. ami for xty-nve
years was faithful and consistent Chrisfian shS
bore AL burdens. found faud with an1 forunvD
all Words tail 10 express sell aacrlhcinS Ckrfiaa
LIE. Jesus was her al aud IN all.
OBITUARY.
PARIS WALKER departed this life April Is, 1901.
He was End md indu-ssnt husosns end . ssasrous
Mn. ssiIzABETH WALKER. his wife d,ed Ann
"a lsA.l. sE dzyse tsr her husband sbs vss ns{zis
kind hearted .rlend aud LOVING and "a voted wire
In he tasy wers uatsd. assth they ~ a.
vided-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-27

The following were admitted TO the District
bar today on the report of the examining COM
mittse: J. N. Burnett. 8. Z. Darby, W. q.
Griffin. Jefferson d. Haag, jos. II. Lambert
Harry q. Newcomb, E. D. Sewall, Francis Pope.
J. Bradley Turner. Vim. 8. washburn, Louis p.
Whitaker and r. p White.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-27
MAR RIEO

HAYDEN-HEFFELflNGE On Aprn ~ 1901.
At the 81 Domncs Parsons<e, by the Rev. Fsthss
Donehan, Mr.: PHILLIP .. HAYDN and Miss Jfx-
ME &. hEffELflNGER both Of waahingtou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-27

Range of the Thermometer
The following were the readings at the signal
Office today: s.a. m. So, PM, n. Maximum.
~; minimum g.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closine prices Of
the New York Stock Market, reported BY specia
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WHO WILL BACK sEM.
Everything Ready for the Spring Races
Tomorrow.

THE rLYKRs ALL IN eoop CONDITION. AND HAoxR
FOR THE ooSrKsrs-KxcEILkSr Sport PRE-
DIcTEp- IMPROVEMENTS MADE AT THE TRAcE-
wKIL-KSowx yocKlrs HERK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-27

Decision Of the Mandamus Case in the I.ouis.
lana Supreme Court.
NEW ORLEANS, April T.-The supreme court
has decided the lottery mandamus case in favor
Of the lottery company.
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THE NEW ORLEANS LYNcHrNo.
Report Of District Attorney Grant sent 3
Washington.

NEW ORLEANS, LA.,April N.-United States
District Attorney Grant, who was Instructed BY
the Department Of Justice to furnish report
Of the lynching Of tho Italians in the parish
prison, has completed Naturalization and for
warded the result by mail Mr.. Grant win not
indicate the nature Of the report. The grand
jury investigation 10 practically completed aud
it, report viii be forthcoming during the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-27

CASH Oa CnxDrE
READ TH1sE PRICES
roNe oaA ANTIQUE nnishsd Bed Room Suites. 3pscss
sis11 cash. or els on credit
.-piees farlor Euites. solid walnut frames uphoi
stored piuan best hArcloth Tor OF $50 on
srsdis
Good wovES-w1RE BED SPRINGS sor e.25
cash OF q. 50 on crsdi.
BRUSSELS CARPET. co., cash or &c on credit.
eood INGRAM CARPET. &c. cash or Aoc on credit.
tsss~ and lay all CARPETS free Of cost aud don't
sisrre for the waste In matching nxursa
Cur terms arc tbs easiest Of any Louise in the city;
snly small payment time Of purchase and the bal
sreem Easy WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS
No notes required and per cent discount allowed
On all accounts ssstlsd In thirty daya
eRo6Ay'S
@ Z 7 o usR
dlan 7a0 and "a 7th T. nv
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has besn used for over FIFTY YEARS bv MIL
LIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TELTHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS HsOOTHES
the CHILD. sOFTENsthe GUNS. ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie, and Ia the best remedy for
DIARRHEA- Sold by Druggists in every part OF the
world Be and ask for Mrs winslows Soothing
Syrup, and take kind 20 cents y uottIs.
dl5-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-27

NM. A. RUrprRrs New Book.
She publishes book entitled ..HOw TO BE BEAU
TlfUI. " and. like the philanthropist she is
gives It FREE THIS WEEK.
At the urgent request of thousands of her patrons
Nine. A. RUPERT. the world-renowned onplexion
handsome book. giving the public the beneft Of her
years OF study and experience The book written in
plain and sensible language showing how any one can
obtain and maintain perfection of and form
To all callers this week this book will be sven
Those ous OF town secure II by sending postaGs
NINE. A. RUPERT.
Branch Once,
Q29 st. NV.
mh1A Wsshpgton. d. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-27

WHrN YoU SUFFER- FROM SICK HAD
cs<,ssS Little Liver fiils VII relieve you. ons pn b
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

finished With black le.s, ponpoue eu0
back hand. II has ever seen the poiicy
Of this firm 70 reproduce for ~ custom
ere the newest imported shapes ana ety Q ;
At moderate coat bat unsurpss>ud
quality. A large number OF French ecr-
elites aud Imported deslgns are 70 -
seen as closer tuspec&ion Of the stSe&
% made, and due credit must Be se-
corded for the rare Judgment shown In
the selection when the purchases were
made. The old ladies are not toygotfen
here either and . full line Of
bonnets and caps in black and
in shapes to suit are exhioa-
ted. Mrs. Adams said the hardest
thing she had TO do was 70 get pretty
things for the misses aud children.
That che had been suceemfui vas
clearly proven by the many pretty
things sho IN. Mrs. J. W. Adams - =
thorough business woman and with her
head trimmer. Miss Nettis Cook. has
but recently returned from New York.
Mrs. Adams goes to the metropolis
every season 70 study styles and make
purchases and this fail remained there
four weeks. In Miss Cook the iirm
have trimmer OF rare taste and skill
and the ability and judgment OF Mrs.
Adams to make selections TO please the
Grand Rapids trade. is amply attrsted
by an inspection Of the goods purchased
~ well as by the success OF the firm in
past years.
The grand opening 10 made earlier
this year than last. to give people from
out Of town an opportunity 70 learn the
newest styles At the earliest possible
moment.
Visitors To the fair should not fail to
visit this opening. 1t may not be ~ ex.
tensive as either fair but every one
who attends 10 sure to be pleased.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17

OF Jackson, largely interested In real
estate and lover a fine horse flesh.
He OWLS several first-elass ANIMALS
bald q modern track IN the Prison
city. He was eomposeefiy smoking a
cigar In the lobby x the Mortoa last
evening when a reporter for the Tele-
gram-Herald introduced himself
Yes. I'm from Jackson" said he
quietly. Mr.. Johnson and / came
up here 10 look at your tracks. espee
aaily that OF the West Michigan So
eiefy. i think without exception it
b the finest race course In Michigan,
and one OF the finest in the county.
Mr.. Johnson and myself are delighted
with IL and shall urge our people at
home 10 construct an exact, or as
nearly as may be practicable, durli-
cate 81 It. Jackson? q. Jackson Is
all right. We shall soon have electric
street railway service and several pro-
jsets are under advlsem Mt for the loca-
ZION OF new factories, and altogether
the prospects are very bright indeed.
Have n cigar" and with this NJ. Hay
den. divining the object o. the gu sts,,ns
put no HIM, switched of on to the
weather and the condition OF our
streets.
Mr.. johnson. the CHEEKY land
tord OF the Hibbard. was introduced,
and he was enthusiastic In his praise
OF the West Michigan track. 81 visited
the West Michigan fair grounds today
and consider them the finest l ever
saw" he exclaimed with spirit. sMr
Hayden and myself visited the kite
shaped track at Sturgis last week.
but we Were not favorably Impressed
with 1t. Jackson horsemen are con-
sidering the building OF mile track
90 be ready for use next season. and
l shall recommend that a committee
visit the West Michigan track. for
consider VI the finest track in all its
appointments OF any In the State.
The buildings. and especially the posi-
t3on OF the grandstand which affords
a view OF every foot OF the track. are
unexcelled for convenience and adapti-
bflity. The grandstand Is so placed
as 10 make hose race worth going
to see. Your folks should be very
much pleased. as / know you are with
your splendid race track"
1.-THE breeding OF fine horses has be-
come an important factor in Jackson.
having assumed n very large magni.
tude. Our studs are owned by
wealthy men. largely. and we aim to
erect a high standard Of excellence
and then try to improve upon it.
Among our best known breeders are
Dr. W. A. Gibson, John A. Boardman,
Hon. Henry HAYDEN, C. c. Pond. John
Carey. Robert Dillcn and David Web
eter. There are several Others, all o.
whom are enthusiastic horsemen. ]
think we shall have a track equal. ii
not superior. to the West Michigan,
completed I'm time for next seasons
races"
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
ELEGANT MILLINERY DISPLAY.
Not at Either Fair but 1T Adams y Co
Store on Monroe Street.

Not at Either Fair But 1T Adams d Cos
Store on Monroe Street
Visitors to the city during fair week,
and Grand Rapids people as well, who
delight in viewing handsome things,
will not fail to attend the millinery
opening of Adams d Co., at No. 90
Monroe-st., this week. Although it II
yet . fortnight earlier than the usual
time for their fall opening, Adams 4
Co. have thrown their doors open this
week to add TO the many other attrac-
tons the Valley City has to offer.
In sharp contrast to the ugly piles OF
brick. lime and sand which at present
adorns Grand Rapids principal street,
are the two beautiful show windows Of
Adams < Co. These windows are
trimmed throughout with the newest
shades in millinery. green aud pink.
Each window 10 trimmed with one
color throughout and the effect is very
charming. These windows are not bur-
dened with superabundance or even
q large number of bonnets and hats,
but each individual production speaks
volumes for itself, ~ we'll as for the
taste and skill of the trimmer. The In
Sesbuchs ftqtffeo W III Up tneso Wius
dows would represent no small sum-
for the trimmings are all imported
goods. Tho shades Of color used this
season are both new and old, new in
that they were not worn last year and
old because Of their similarity 70 what
was worn in our grandmothers' days.
In shape too, many of the new styles
for fall wear are not unlike those worn
by queens back in the 18th century, as
seen in the pictures OF royalty a. handed
down TO US. The bonnets and hats
shown by Adams s. Co. are not for exhi-
bitson alone but are made 10 be
worn. and every one OF them
will become some face. In the green
window was noticed one exquisite pro-
duetion, toque shaped, trimmed in
fancy cream silk AID JET wings. tina
dream OF beauty which needs 10 BE seen
70 be- appreciated. Another beautiful
effect OK similar shape wss produced
with mite green, jets and feather pom
pons. In the store the cares are flied
with beautiful things and one in par
tlcular wss noticed trimmed In dcii-
cate shade Of blue. the real old fash
soned blue revived, until tossy II 10 the
newest thing V - found. Tbs Vas
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-17
FOUND IN A PoTTER's FIELD.
Singular Action of Chicago Doctors an,
It's Sequel.

singular Action OF Chicago Doctors and
Its Sequel.
Willis F. Gray, of this city, went to
Chicago last winter and placed himself
under the medical treatment of DR..
Morton. He died from an operation
performed for throat difficulty. He
was insured for 81 900 in the Ancient
Order of United Workmen and proof of
his death was necessary before it could
be recovered by his wife. She went to
DR.. Morton's after her husband died
and upon viewing tho remains tainted
away. She was sent home with the as
surance that the body would be sent
without delay. She head nothing
further until she received letter stat
ing that the body had been sent to q
college for dlssecting purposes. John
A. Fairfield was engaged as an attor-
ney to investigate the matter, but could
find no clue to the missing body. He
received q letter yesterday from DIR.
Burch, of Chicago. saying the body
had been found in the potter's field. Un-
dertaker Durfee will go to Chicago next
Tuesday to look after the matter.