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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-04-14
CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD TIME
" TABLE-Dec. LIST, 1891

Additional Train will leaye-Carlisle daily ex
cept Sunday at $50 a. m. stepping at all inter-
a. IN. 8
Atlantic Express and Night. Express East win
run daily between Harrisburg and Hagerstown,
and Chambersburg.
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Financiers Sentenced

SYDNEY, N. s. w, April 13.-Man-
ager Smith. of the Australian Mercan-
tile Loan company, was sentenced TO
three and one-half years, imprisonment
for conspiring to defraud the company.
Auditor Buck, of the same concern.
was found guilty on the same charge
and sentenced to two years ifnprison-
ment.
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Leave Williainsport for Hagerstown, G:25, 7:15,
1888 a. M, and 1:45 and 6.45 D. m
Leave Hagerstown for Williamsport, $50 q. M,
and 1918, I:45 and sos p. M.
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kendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Inns RoKs Ark. Aug. O. %
Dr. D. J. KENDALL Co.:
0ents-It il with the greatest satisfaction that I
inform you that have the following diseases.
sweeney, shoulder Jolut Lnmeness. etil0
Joint Lameneeos Bh0e.H0il, lsamenees In
Fore Foots am working on HlP-Joint
Lameuena and will cure that all with Kendalrs
SPAWN Cure. Il n the best Liniment for man or
beast have FEVER used. recommend IL 70 all horse
owners. Horses that Ihnve worked on are valuable,
but without your Liniment would be worthless. !
have friends who used y for ePrnils and
they ever used. Yours truly. =. .. .. WELLS.
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Monro visro. Colo. Dec. n, 1889.
On. b. J. KENDALL Co. Enosburgh Falls. Vt;
Gents-In the year 1884 treated with Kendall's
SPAWN Cure Bone SPAWN Of seven years stand
ing nearly AZ large as hens egg and completely
stopped the lameness and removed the enlarge.
ment. Have worked the horse very hard ever
eirce, Ne never has shown any lamenees neither
can Isee any difference In the size OF the hook
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$500 IN REWARDS.
The Canadian ARriculturist's Great Half
Yearly Literary Competition.

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for 1892, OF THE CANADIAN AGRIcuLTURfsT, Amer
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postmark not later than June 30th WIN count
no matter where posted.) The following splen
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letters contained In the words THE Illus
TRATED AGRIcULTuRIsT' ~ Everyone sending
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valuable present of slverware.
LIST Grand Reward nhO0 In Gold
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Enosburnh Falls. Vermont.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-26

with fifteen hits and ten runs to its credit Te
Deau aud Baldwin went out, Patton to Cart
wright, and Stencil few out to Routelife
The score:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-26

Standing of the Clubs.
Following is the standing of the clubs of
the Pacific Northwest League to date:
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
A High Compliment Paid to Republl
can OficfaIs

All the members were present at the meeting
OF the house OF delegates When the ordinance
ProVloing Tor the inspection and investigation
OF the books in the different departments OF the
city government, by two expert accountants
was brought up for its second reading, Presi-
dent Kloeber called Mr.. Drew to the chair Mr..
kioeber said the work of going through the
DOCKS would take at least a year, and, in view
OF the excellent system of books in the various
departments, especially 10 the comptroller's and
treasurers Offices, he moved that the ordinance
be so amended as TO limit the amount to be ex-
pended in such manner at $500. 1t was finally
agreed to place the limit at $500, and the bill as
amended was referred.
Mr.. Kloeber then offered resolution direct
ing these experts to cease investigating the
records OF the municipal court and proceed to
the examination OF the books in the principal
departments: passed.
ordinance providing for Imprisonment in the
city jail OF offenders against the ordinances OF
the city in certain cases. The object of the or
dinance was to fix the time allowance for prison.
ers in cases where fines were not paid 1t was
prepared by Corporation Counsel Donworth for
the reason that the amendment to the charter
aboishing the chain-gang also abolished the
clause prescribing imprisonment. The or
dinance provides an imprisonment of one day
for each " OF the fine assessed. It was read
three times and passed
not appoint janitor for the city hall, but might
pass an ordinance directing the mayor to APP
point otherwise the board of public works was
the only body having power to make the ap-
pointment On motion of Mr.. Drew the COM
mittee on public buildings was instructed to
report an ordinance instructing the mayor to
appoint.
The following ordinances were given their
third reading and passed: Providing for the
vacation OF Lippincott street; providing for re-
funding to H. Hershberg d Co. $47.25 taxes over
paid: authorizing warrants on the street fund
for u, 1874 and on the library fund for s699 for
the payment OF audited bills; providing for the
vacation OF the alley in block Log OF A. A. Dem
ny's Broadway addition.
The ordinance providing for the manner of
levying and collecting assessments for local i'm
provements was given its third reading and
passed as amended by the board of aldermen.
An ordinance providing for the carpeting of
the council chambers was referred together with
two or three others of minor importance and a
number of unimportant petitions.
The house adjourned until tomorrow evening.
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licenses TO John verbrugse, p. Rice, W. E. Law
reno porn Bros, l. V. Schuyler, and against
An ordinance providing method by which
s.ee. improvements shall be made. in accord
ance with the charter. A amended wa, passed.
ID. T. Ingram reported in favor of establishing
grades at a number of streets to be crossed by
'he Rainier Electric Railway Company, and
calied attention to jog on Lincoln at Second.
f.esiuenf sweeney, commenting upon bill.
protested against including transfers OF liquor
licenses under the same ordinance as one grant
Ing licenses. The bill accordingly went over.
The following petitions and communications
were acted upon:
hsrry j.. shepard and seventy-five others
petitioned Tor an ordinance requiring examina-
ZION OF engineers in charge of elevators and
pollers; referred to sewers aud drainage
Inc plat OF Twelfth avenue addition was sp-
proved and referred to judiciary committee
table Tor the present
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THE CITY COUNCIL.
Books of Three Departments
Beyond Suspicion.
THE PARK BOARD INVESTIGATION
President KIoeber Takes . Bold Stand
Ordinances Required By Charter
The Carson Charges.

Both houses of the city council met last night
and transacted considerable business. Corpora
ZION Counsel Donworth sent in a number OF Or
dinances putting charter provisions into effect
Dr.. Jordan introduced the salary reduction or
dinance but il was referred back to, him with
gu. discussion. especial committee was ap-
pointed to investigate the charges against J. NJ.
Carson. The report OF the committee which in
yestigated the park board was referred back for
4 Recommendation.
DR.. Kloeber ruled that the appointment OF q
jsnitor was an executive act which could not be
performed by the legislative body Delegate
Drew moved, therefore, that an ordinance be
drawn empowering the mayor to appoint with
the approval OF the aldermen. DIR. Kloeber is
clearly right, and the house has departed from
wrong precedent.
The delegates will meet tomorrow, and the al
dermen on Thursday night.
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Internationa. Tug-of.war.

SAN Francisco, April 25.-The following
is the result of the second night of the
international tug-of-war contests: The
Canadians defeated the Germans in 26
minutes and % seconds; America defeated
Sweden in Is minutes and seconds; Ire
land defeated England in minutes and p
seconds; Scotland defeated Norway in ii
minutes and 20 seconds; Denmark defeated
Slavonia in % minutes and 10 seconds.
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SUMMARY.
Runs earned-Off McNabba
Two-base hits-Goodenough, Work.
Double play-Lauer to Sippi to Cartwright
Bases on called balls-By McNabb /, by
Cross B.
Bases from being hit by pitched balls-Rout-
cliffe 2, Goodenough, Cartwright, Tebeau, STEM
zil.
Struck out-By McNabb s. by Cross L
Passed balls-By Baldwin,
Time of game-2 hours
Umpire-Knight.
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Seattle Team Comes Home,

The Seattle baseball team arrived in the
city from Spokane last night on the IL 80
train over the Northern Pacific. They
were fatigued by the long trip and went at
once to the Russ house and retired. The
men are all in good condition and well
pleased over the result OF their trip.
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Yellow fever is aba,ing at Rio de Janeiro and
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Memphis Races.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April 25-The track
was fast today. Summaries:
Five furlongs-Bolivar Buckner won, Critic
second Umatilla third. Time, / :0Ss.
Four furlongs-Quiver won, Johanette second,
Good Wood third. Time, 5954 seconds.
Tennessee Brewing Companys handicap, mile
and observation-disclosures won, Verge dor
second, Annie Brown taird. Time, 1895.
six furlongs-Red Light won, Little Crete
second, Jim Dunn third. Time, l:i6s4.
five furlongs-Empress Frederick won, Fan
King second, Lebus third. Time, :0Ss4 II
Yellow fever is abating at Rio de Janeiro and
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Western Articulation Games,

western ASSOCIATION Games.
OMAHA, April 25.-Toledo 8, Omaha 1.
ST. PAUL, April 25.-Indianapolis game
postponed on account of bad weather.
KANSAS Cry, April 25.-Kansas City IA,
Columbus 5.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 25.- Minneapolis 9,
Milwaukee 10.
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BosroS, April 25.-Johnny Murphy, the Bos-
ton featherweight, has accepted offer from
the Pacific Club, of San Francisco, to fight
Billy Murphy, the Australian, for a good purse.
English Horse-J JUMPING Record Broken.
LONDON, April 25.-The Irish horse Tasmania
broke the English jumping record by clearing
an obstruction six feet high.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28
NORTH STATE EXHIBITS
FOR THE FAIR BEING COLLECTED.
Baptist Educators in session-yocai Music
Tonight in Public schoois-A Farmer
Suicides in Dsvfe County.

RALEIGH, n. c.. Jan. 27.--fSpecial.l-The
committee appointed by the state Board OF
Agriculture to collect North Carolina exhibits
for the Chicago Worlds Fair held their first
meeting here to-day to map out its work.
The committee is composed Of Peter VI. VAL
son. chairman John Robinson. commissioner
Of agriculture. A. Holmes, State geoloeist' II.
b. Battle. State chemist, I. Is. Bruner,
secretary OF the board Of agricul-
ture. Preliminary arrangements were
made to-day for the educational ex-
hibit. which will be made with the co
operation OF the Superintendent OF Pubic lu-
structlOn. IL W Il be such as 10 represent the
entire educational system Oh the State includ-
ing the public and pr ate schools. the col
leges aud the universities Preliminary AT
Engagements were also made Tor getting to-
gether exhibits Of agriculture, horticulture
forestry. mines and mining. general natural
history. fish and fisheries. lie deNu Il TINS
work were turned over 20 specialists who viii
report at an ad J0urned meeting of the com
mittee 10 be b Id on February 18Th.
Governor Holt tc-lay offered reward OF
500 for one Mckinney. who X wanted for the
murder OF q. b. Homer. of Moore county. on
January 81.
Tho committee of management Of the
Raleigh public schools made a novel depart
ure 70 day Ii was decided % give lessons
in vocal music rs part OF the regular course.
ana a musical professor has been engaged for
that lUrp So
The executive committee Of the board Of
trustees of Wake Forest College held l0int
consultation with a number OF the Baptist
educators of the tate to-day concerning the
furthering Of tho educational interests OF the
Baptist denomination OF the State After
discussion the matter was referred O. q COM
mittee which recommended that the district
associations set apart day during their pro
ceedings y the discussion OF general edaca-
tion am No the Baptists OF the State. The
meeting also considered the present cOndi-
ton Of Judson College at Hendersonyile
which j. advertised 10 be sold under eKecu-
ton March lst, and it was determined t.
take steps to pay the debt now hanging
over IT,
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incarccratcd in tho county jail for three or
four weeks. and made arrangements by which
She secured his discharge. but he WAS 30
e1gegel over tho matter that IN few days
after being released he fell 10 drinking heavily
again and Ia a Ct OF rage he struck her IN the
head with aB axe. killing her instantly.
hut cool and sound Judgment finally pre-
vailed and he was locked NJ 10 await trial
who're boo has remained over since without be-
ing al. turbed
Squire Henser received n stray bullet IN his
foot ON tho street here Friday night, II IS
said. Tie ct here Saturday mormni 10 re-
ccive surgical attention N Wythevhe.
Henry &. A.len special policeman here
Shot and badly wounded q young man sun
day evening named Copeland IRON Bertha
zinc mines
MANY on Confederates mover knew until tho
CHILEAN trouble that they were declared
from bolung arms or serving under the
Union TAG and much surprise and not little
ndi.natioE has been shown on making the
q .UDXnrv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28
THE DUCHESS OF TECR.
What tic Mother or Princess Mary Was Like
when n Girl.

Tie betrothal Of pretty Princess nsry o!
Teck. writes correspondent. recalls tAs
days when the Duchess OF Ieck Was gIrl. |
remember well how she was the hear. auI
S III Of all the gsyeiies at the Castle OF Nee k
lenbUrg- Stre.it1. even az the age when sns
ha hardly entered into her teens. SIC wls
o lovely girl. but n rOmp and n tombOy OF tie
frs, order, from whose practical though inro-
cent jOkes nobody at the castle was safe. II
all the candles IN 2 room went suddenly out.
,rit gho,tl} forms appeared TO visitors on
Il cir way % their bedrooms Princess Mary
was sure 10 lie NJ the bottom OF the plot
ono winter evening cOntinu tho same
{. rrespondent. stands out especially in my
memory. 4 party OF children were irolicklng
about the castle Princess Mary tue brigntess
and gave,t among them. Tley were piayiu,
about the corrid rs. and | have very VIVID
recollection OF seeing the Princess rush along
in wild haste. pursuing one Of her visitors
suddenly her hair. which was he 4
no at tue back OF her head by
an arrow-shapel ornament. came down
and enyelopad her a. in shower Of gold.
! meyer sas. such lovely hair as that OF tho
Duche.s 81 Ieck when she was 3 glrl. = g
she flew along with flashing eyes aud burn
ing cheeks she twisted the mass OF hair into
a gold coil. dasAing tie arrow through Il
and vanished into a gallery. she VAS
.ayOrte with everybody, girl OF remar
(. lie sunny temper and even her tutors su'
gOveruesses were always on her sido.
though they confessed that she was "a fap
handful. pall-Mall Gazette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

PlrDmoSr. W. Va, Jan. 2G A meeting of
the directors Of the West Virginia Central
and Pittsburg Railway COMPANY was held
hero this morning Those present were
Henry O. Davis PRECEDENT: W. W. Taylor Of
Baltimore: Secretary OF War 5. b. tlkins
and "a. G.. Kerels. of So. Louis. No. Inc
other members of the board Secretary James
q. Blaine. John a. HambIet0n and " Irvine
Cross. of Baltimore were represented by
proxy.
Al the meeting Of stockholders which fol-
lowed the report of President Dayi, WAS read
by secretary Moore and showed an increase
O. thirty-three per cent. in the net earnings as
compared with the previous wear a dividend
of ole per cent. on $1,000, 900 capital So OK
was declared Among other things shown by
the report OF Genera. Manager Bretz was that
by DEMONSTRATION OF line TO Bellington. on
the altmOro ani ohio and which IS nearly
completed the West Virginia Central will
have "a direct out ct % pIttsburg and the
lakes The old board Of directors was re-
elected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

ABINGDON, Va. jan. 27-l Special. When
court met this morning tire dc ense in the
Baker case asked for continuan. TIL the
next term owing o. the sickness of Mrs.
Digs. one OF their most important witnesses.
The prosecution resisted on the ground that
her disease consumption was Of such a ma
ture that there was no more probability Of
the witness being able 90 appear AZ the next
term than at this. he matter was fOrcibly
argued by both sides with the result that q
physician was sent out to ascertain Mrs
Diggs condition and the case was continued
tin tomorrow morning. when the time for
trial will be set bat there IS little probability
lint n VIII 90 on this Week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

WINSTON. y. c. Jan. 27-lSpecial. Mr..
Thomas Eaton. an esteemed u d inhueutia.
citizen Of Dayie county. committed suicide
yesterday by han ing himself with trace
chain in his barn. Mr.. Eaton Avei near
Farminnton. VS. prosperous farmer and
no reason can Le AZ signed Tor the rash act by
the family and friends further than small
financial trouble lie had borrowed some
money. which was due. This was unneces--
sarily troubling him. however. as he owned
O fine farm OF 0lO acres.
Mr. W. $. Walker. farmer from Davis
county. was robbed here last night OF SO IN
gold by q negro named Bowlin Brooks. he
policeman succeeded IN capturing Brooks
after Ii ely race. He turned the M ney
over and confessed the crime, after which no
was lodged in jail.
Alexander Stone co0redl was found frozen
10 death near Germantown yesterday lie
filed himself full o whisky and laid down on
the ground al night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

PAaggrsBrRG. W. VA, Jan. % ESPECIAL. J
The consp racy case in the United States
court. in which John u. salisbury. James
Bailey j. b. Townsend and Samuel Russell.
all of Pleasant county. were being tried on
charges of fraud. bribery and corruption, IN
endeav0ring o. defraud the Government into
granting a pensi n 10 John j. Salisbury.
ended Yesterday by the sudden and unex-
pected pleas # guilty, made by the prisoners.
who expected by throwing themselves on the
mercy o the court O. obtain clemency
Salisbury plea led guilty 90 two indictments
Bailey TO three. Russrilt)twO and Townsend
10 one. Russell was sentenced one year IA
the penitentary and .5fO fine Bailey @ four
teen months in tho peuit-ntiary md $1,000
fine and salisbury 10 fourteen months and
: 900 hne.
TnMnsend has not been santeneel.
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Green.HIle connly Eoad..

FspoiIA. Va. Jan 27.-iSpeciaL The
county roals have dried ont rapidly and the
farmers 0i,l soon be enabled 10 haul into
town tine remainder of Their cr9p OF peanuts
and cotton AMI o1er them FIR sale.
Tho opponents of the charter Tor union Of
Uickslora aad Be.hed seem to have become
reconcl.cd q the measure
rae Methodist pastor. 4. c. Jordan, ar
~iyed some time since and has entere vigor-
ously upon ms work. e hopes to he able to
raise sum suhc'oAt 10 1u'4u new I"lso"-
a. e. which is much needed
MANY deaths amonr the cclored people Of
this c.u ~ have occurred from pneumonia
SD erveniug on IN uenza
MISS tatsv adams, long resident Of our
conoty pcOrh0u-e. died on SATURDAY. ut the
vancel age Of eighty -FOUR years from the
saerts of severe burns caused by allng into
her fire.
our entrrprising journal is increasing in
popularity in our town and county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28
ne uadison Deer oaueaf at Last.

N,DI~sV Coz IH E Va. Jan. 27-4Spe-
cisL The deer that has been chased for SO
rnanr DAVIS was caught last riday Il ont two
mi .es north OF this p.Dce. was started cary
I'm tine morning. and crossing the 10. lns0n
r!,er. entered the premises o. Dir. &. ~.
Cri0ler. where two of his hired hands were
hauling fodder Quickly uunitc hing rom
tho wagon two of tho leetest horses these
vounr men gave chase. and soon TWO shep-
Iefd DOGS that were with the oyerto x the
tired animal ard pulled j. 90 tho ground
ono Of thc young men, aligltLg from his
BIO ,e zed and held the deer whist down.
and the other coming 90 his aid they carried
10 alive i'm their arms tO the farmhouse OF Ar.
Crigler. where it WIS put in corn-cuD.
After nwa.e tic hunters assembled and
killed the lmid and wCrn-out little creature
and divided tle cnrcass This is the first
deer killed n Tins county for great many
yeau. .,..
There have been several moro deaths IN this
county very recently Mr.. ~ilas ~, aged
ei-ttv-fve. mr. Alfred Carpenter. about the
same age aud Mr. eph Butler. Alr. Ot1 sur
vived Lis vie only about one week.
rev. T.. vs.. Lewis Of the baptist church,
had q slight attack. but Is ont again.
The weather j. Intensely cold and ice IS
freezing rapidly.
petition ls being circulated 20 change the
schedule on tie mai. route from this place TO
Gardousyille So ae o. stop at Somerset thus
shortening the distance about tWeiVe miles.
lt il hoped that tle change wiil De made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-28

CHArioTTregIIrr w.. jan 3D. Special. !
The Charlottesville and ,uvcrsity Street
Railway Company - Oh the point Of exile d.
ine IT, inc from Main treet 20 the opera
House and 10 other directions. ne presi-
dent off the company AiI. IL. j.. Valentine,
own. all bat two W three shar o. the stock
The company has been so -ucce stul tlat the
stock is s. rtn eyera. times It's face value.
Nr. vs.. b. boaz. VINO went 70 Liverpool
Ergiu the interest % AiOeWarle apple grow
er- who were Iu imminent danger OF losing all
tine uroca as off sales oil tlDemarles made
thr0u. h the commission firm of Green a.
Whiuuery. Liver Dol. reports q compTomlse
bv viii tine apple men are TO receive Iorty
cents on the dollar tor their irnt
The fremen lair begins 90 ni nj.
There j. quite a large colony OF English
peo. le lu this county AID many o.. them are
In rereiDt of sad news from tug.and- cap
tanJ. Archer Harris has intelligence OF the
death d. his sister, Mr. Glen x q brother
and others of some relative death IN each
case being due to influenza.
Nlr. stuart Meredith Beard Las been APP
po,utea hy The University Association man
aoDr OF track athletics lie has also been APP
pointed bg Professor y. Is. Davis supeun-
teuIent The new Dung Mems Christian
ASS cilti0n campus. Ou which it IS proposed to
build ihe tracks
Steps have been taken 20 organize a second
baseball team Co give the first snrsity regu-
Jar practice The reorganization OF the
Riyes Boat Club is proposed
klr. vi. r.. Jarman ald Miss Minnie Fret
we'll were married yesterday at the residence
Of AIR. d. j.. aarman. on Garrett street.
lr. Jane, T. Duwott WAS attacked by
VERTIGO aud not by paralysis, ~ first re-
uDrfcN.