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Ireland Against Bohemia.

Joseph vavera, t~hirty-six years old. a saloon
keeper at 1924 East seventy-hrst street. and his
bartender, Frank Bclsky. aged thirty seven. both
natives Of bohemia, were committed in So. 900 bail
each by Justice Burke at Yorkville Court to-day
to await the result Of injuries that II Is alleged
they inflicted on John Cronin, an Irishman, twenty
seven Years old. Of $40 Lexington avenue. He
is confined in the Presbyterian Hospital suffering
from a supposed fracture OF the skull. Cronin
crested a disturbance, 1t Ia claimed. BY shouting
ireland against bohemia"
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Robert Rogers. of g. Barrow street. owner OF tho
tug.
The boat had been in use all day, and
about 9 o'clock last night made fast to
the dock. between the Steamboat Squads
station and the Iron Steamboat Com
pany's pier. The day crew went off
about that time and the night crew took
charge.
This crew consisted OF Peter Cherry.
the captain; Bernard McEntee. the en-
gineer; Hugh McFarlane and William
Fletcher. firemen: Peter Taylor. deck
hand; Frank Murphy, cook. Young Rog-
ers and his friend, william Entemonte.
were also on board.
About midnight all the crew with the
exception of Fletcher turned into their
hunks and went to sleep. They had
been entertaining some friends for a few
hours before, RE had been detailed to
remain up on watch all night and fill the
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THE sUNKEN TuGBoAT.

TUGBOhT
Capt. Rogers. who is himself a diver
was going down first. but did not care &c
see his sons body.
A few hours later they were found
cred in the ca hin: The fireman was found
downstairs. Both had evidently beer
asleep when the water overpowered
them.
The hose pipe attached to the fire ny
drant. with the other end at the tank
and the water still turned on. told the
story Of the sinking.
The bodies OF both men were taken
or oard the tug Emperor, which. with
the Champion. also belonging to the
same fleet, arrived on the scene soon
after the accident.
They. remained there all the morning
cove, ed with a piece Of tarpaulin until
the Coroner arrived and gave n permit
for their removal.
The body of Young Rogers was t,ken
to his home: Fletcher's remains will be
taken t. the Moryle. unless some rela-
tive appears to claim them.
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WARRANT FOR n CONGRESSMAN
"eorasEa Statesman sa,d to Have
Failed "a PHy E,s Board.
M Associated Pregs.l

E'"Col.N. Neb., Nov. 2l.-A. ]. Hoo
ou, OF t'e Hotel Ii1dell, yesterday swore
w a complaint against Congressman
ks iii nlrkeighan,. Of the Fifth Nebras-
Fsb oaard and lodging from Jan. 4 to
Ealn. D. 1873. without paying for the
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furnished Rooms to Let.

Cnt Tnr. %. PEI bu- Scc1nt HDIt, Lt. mr.
hne. Hirt ant Subsr7t-E 2,aies, IL. pr IN:
No cr.rd chdrJc on Ndui US.
40 EXTRA CHARGE FOR r-AdvertlSemcnts
for The World may hc left at any American
District Messenger once In the city. where the
charges WI he the same as those at the main
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MAssILoN, o., Nov, ?l.-A Convention Of cir
cus managers VIII meet IN Cincinnati the week o
Jan. ~ to arrange not-eonnietins routes ana e
sdont a reals VI wages Tor laborers and per
formers.
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East Side.

East Side.
ITU AVE. lH2 Provides good nres. clCAl
MONS; homo comforts; substantial board 'SAJ u,
s. weekly, Drlaney's,
uishCd nnmS; good substantial board: English
ounkius 81 "a, 81,
SrH ST., 30 +. Iargeand small furnished front
roons, With boari, ~, ~; 81
eTIl 81, 81 y. IaRe and small r0omA with
good board home comforts ladies, ~; gentle
mSu, 81
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Boarders Wanted.
West Side.

"cSh S'oN
PATH ST. 81 W, near Madison Square Family
rooms. an improvements; first. class table.
.iTll st, "a ". -Iarg" rooms: heat. running
water: superior buarri; Sl2 for = halls, Sj.Jo.
2iTII ST. 80 W Comfortable rooms, good
crntc.
24TH n. al ". Hoard -. single room large
MONS, $40. Sll. Si@, heated.
18TH 81. 800 " Room with excellent boarl;
~ for two; also share ot sammy room.
"SliI II ~" ". handsomely furnished large
sunny rooms Sl2 for. large hall rooms, -,
?, s.; French criSine.
18Th 81. 81 w, THE ARGNLF.
Handsome suits. double X single rooms: pri.
18Th ST. RIO ". Pleasant heItrl rooms: con.
vcnlcnccs; good board SLJo, -, table board,
3srH ST. 20 W.-Rooms: professionals and
oNiidr: y i!akcH; day board. $50 week tran.
SCENTS, u day.
3srlI n, 40 ". entrai location desirable,
we'll. furnished rooms, une Npectedy vacated:
honrl optional terms reasonable.
SSH =. 2U5.2II ". Che Pleasant Large
4 small rooms with all conveniences; also
3STH 81. M w. -IArgck small rooms, neatly
furnished, with or without b, arr.
42p 81. no W. SeNiy decorated house; eX.
"cllent hoard table boar Ter. accommodated;
terms moderate: reference, exchanged.
Attn ST. l35 w.-Nic.ly furnished rooms;
good acrommolAtions excellent board.
4j1H ST. lIi W.-Smsll cosy room. with
'l'AA'A 'HA Nts'i' ''h % az W.
IjrII ST. 267 W. Desirable room, superior
table; terms mode ate; table board.
iIrII 81, - W.-Newly furnished house, double
Z Jingle rooms. with board; new proprietor.
iTriI IT. los W. l block from Windsor Hotel.
Handsomely furnished roomN. large & snail
running water, closets; handsome, sun1y back
parlor.
Attn 81. ~ W.-Flegantly furnished rooms
S"Nccllent liable board references exchanged.
I1III ST. 3r4 W.-Nicely furnished & comfort.
able rooms; corner Hat; good table; homcllke.
Diett"rL"n.
other small rooms. with board; doctors office;
references.
4STH ST., 3l3 W. -Good board, single 4 double
, rooms; ladies, 81; gents, So: house heated.
4STH ST. M W.-First- class room, board.
-. 30 "cckly; table boari, So: bath.
18TH ST, ri " ,-HnndsOnie back parlor for
gentleman X wife; also single room; table
board moderate.
9TH ST. 40 w. Handsomely furnished
rooms, With trst-class board reasonable: also
table hoard,
9TH ST. 40 ". I'd floor and other sunny
rooms: superior table; moderate terms; refer
enCe> exchanged
room excellent table; French cuisine, table
hoard.
6lST ST, 10 ". Rooms suitable Tor ,; board
optional; good location: private family.
a+rH ST, l6l W. "a. hoor room Win board
suitable tor gentlemen, moderate. referenc.
asTH 81. ~ W. Large. handsomely Il newly
furnished rooms: superior table, rrfercncr.
llGIH ST. "a ". Well furnished room for
gentleman; good table board; half block from
L stniiDu. Lewis.
l2an ST. Hga ". Large. plcn,an. furnished
rF,mS, with or without board.
THE PrErL\Np. IL. IL ". l2WN st.-IIanl.
NonlrlN,, newly furnished rooms; heated huNrI
strictly tirSt- class.
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Also
instruction.

one Time. So. pr ir-, >s-pnd Tn. 90. ~.
rnc Th'ri Gud subsequent Tvtss, lDr. pr linz.
No 'r'ru chGrg" an SrnfdpS.
NEVILLE SCIIOOT Acting and elOcItion, l1I4
Rruaiwny, refers 10 managers and pupils: posi-.
tluuS secured.
STENOGRAPHN AMI Typew ritins school.
Sit broadway. y. ". ri week. tall or write.
THORDIGH Instruction In massage by expert:
terms moderate: II Ia |, : toS. l6 r, S'lH -,
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Colleges, Schools, &C.

BrpkkEEPfNE, scieuce Of accounts, yramnar.
Icallilgi spelling, letter-vrting. arithmetic.
ITniin IanSiageS architectural, mechanical
nrh"lng. penlnalIship. business corresphndepca.
oolesSons, $40. DAHL'S, l2s West rid st.
GUITAR y BANJO STUDIOS. smith. the
only c0lored teacher Of guitar and banjo In the
city: Mr smith teaches the Carcassi method ON
guar o ana hs new harmony method on tho banjo:
day, 80. -. $40; hours - TO IL, 2tUB. f
:. SMITH, 22i West 31th St, near eth ave.
MANDOLI; guitar, violin, banjo, piano, harp,
antonarP z,thcr. yioloncello; lady. gentleman
itaymund,H =. specially, mandolin. guitar, banjo:
pupil residence. RaymUnd's school Music. 1c5
w, 42d; Raymond. director. = -
SHORTHAND AND TYPEwRITTNG = one
weeks trial free: day aud evening classy;
speeding classes; terms reasonable. Brooklyn
college. llU broadway. between Bedford and
bi'ss> aves. +. Morse, Principal.
SHORTHAND NDTHPEWRITING-Day and
evening speeding classes. Isaac Pitnlanis
Metropolitan school, % 9th ave. circulars.
sfENOGRAPIiY and T%ypewrfting school,
Sl6 Br"ahway y. Y. 81 week. Call or write.
EITHER INSTRUCTION PROT. IEAN FFNDT.
2oi East SitiI ST., near Sd ave-, and $40 9Th
ave, near JOtl ST.
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Boarders Wanted.

Trr Tfpl, sUc per un- second EM-. no. ,er
tT 6nr Third anil SuhsrgUCR" Tine. I5e. p,
hur. ~ cSrd ctdrI- ot >utI tags.
81 EXTRA CHARGE u 1T ADVERTISEMENTS
for The World may be left at any American
District Messenger Onice In the city, where the
vtlrgrs VIII lie the same rs those at the main
Dnicc
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THE BRISTOL,

THE BRISTOL,
IL to 10 T. llth ST., near 9Th ave. comfortable
family house; very moderate terms.
ELEGANTLY furnished parlor Tor hysiclGn.
Particulars, Banking & Passage Ticket Onc",
a6T I'd ave.
w.ANTEp-2 respectable wnrkinSmcn to board,
Inquire lTR2 Sd ave, , flights up.
WANTED, child To- board: good home; mothers
care, Mrs. Palmer, :o' =. loith =.
West Side. .
CHRISTOPHER ST. - Private family will lot
heated room, With board. 81 weekly. Ferris.
81; double roolaS. SO & si5ioraa". board N:
Guided.
irH 81, lis VI. Gentlemen, 50 to -; ladies,
- furnished rooms, both larro = small.
9TH ST. - W Pleasant sunny rooms on suite
and sinEly rarlor noor, With h"anl
l4TH 81. 2l3 ". Desirable double and single
rooms, with good board; price moderate: refer.
enccs exchanged.
I4Tn ST. 237 ". Large front X back rooms. 81
floor, handsomely furnished southern exposure;
unCSceptionabl" table.
board nlSn table hnArI terms moderate.
It'll ST. "! W.-St, ucnl r~u. gas, hath
private family, Americans; references I~afnc-"
18TH ST, :SSi ". - to ~ weekly. int-rlass
board, heated looms; table honri.
10TH ST, az w Snnny back M rlur. second
story front, superior house and table, tran
sients,
Nv u : I Fs ttNl " lHNlSt ~ Nlltl t'hlIlA>s " I
board ladies, 81 gents, 81 also ba"H parlor,
2lSr~Sr., 2tS v. Desirable wut- heated rooms;
excellent table 4 Attendance, good house; IAN
lilies; gentlemen; r"aNonanlr.
FIST 81. . W. Nicely furnished room. Win
hoard select Surroundings, central location
table hoard references.
INST ST. iGl ". Nicr.y furnished large rn"m
-. Tor Two; excellent board: convenient l.
station.
.2n ST, ~ Beautiful. large heated rooms,
WIN excellent eoard, Sl2 for =; also parior
table hoard.
22u 81. AZ ". Large plea>,n. front nom;
heated > gentlemen, sll also slnSl" room cN-
c'l''ht BOARD
a,hcf room, FOOD iGU,SSIrit' i t'IScppiiT'iI'' S'''' "'''
2opSr., li3 w.-rarlor roor To let for hisiuc,,
purposes also table hoaricr, wanted.
21n r. ~ W, Trout rnonl; piano, Nrr, fold,
ing ned, running 'nicr; superior board, 81
Pm 81. 2li W. large 4 ,n.aH rnm~, uva,ly
furnished; rr"u h"anl, all ,"uN'uirlrr>,
o2n ST. Hlb Wf>r tn"l>a. House -G,omS
with huAgt; sinSly OF cn suite, pcgnanen. OF
transient.
2ap 81, AL W wth scpcr,u> nonrI single \
double nonmS; rates To suit thu tunes.
2SD 81. IN ". Large ~ small sunny MONS,
handsomely iur:.i>hru; fr>t-claSN table; terms
moderate.
2SD 81, Pm ". larrr hail rnom, uicrly fur:
nishri; superior table; moderate terms,
22p 81, 3aS ". Very large pleasant rooms.
'ccoIul door; every cunSCmIencr, with excellent
board; reIcrrn,ss,
23p 81, S5 W,-ENcrllcut heard, single &
double front sunny unom>; ladies, -; gents, ~
2Sn ST. 400 W. With 6oAri, handsomely iur.
uiShed MONS; table and SCvunmOdat onS *
cellent; terms moderate; table boardrrs accom-
modAtc,l,
a3p sr., Ss W. LARGE and small rooms, SUI
per'oT table; table boardsrN
PATH Sr., ms ". 3 connecting MONS 4 bath,
together or separately; NICELY furnished.
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MISS McCABE,S

bANtI\r A. .AbrNN. classes now forming nj
~ East lIth 81, between 9Th alC. anu broadway.
sons. ANY hour. 81; waltz guaranteed In six ph-
vate lessons. -; / lessons. ~ quarter, - les
E~ftErIloNS. WEpNE~DAY y SArJR-
pay, EVENINGS; SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
ReginncTS nj any time. Day or evening.
special AMI individual attention given tn thoss
learning the waltz, Also the new and fashionable
dances including stage, fancy And character.
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KuCII'~ SELECT SCHOOL FOR DANCING. n
9TH ave. ard +RS 3h ave, Brooklyn branch,
Ia !cd.pri aye. Waltz and all the latest
dances taught rapidly; blossoms, 81; first lesson
private - lessons. 81; private lessons. 81; q Tor
- lass turladirS end children SATURDAYS. 2 toh
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STEINIG ACADEMY

ORPHIEC~ HALL. 2na East l2lth ST. r.
WlIh HALL. St,h =. ana I'd ave. adults an
Cliiircn'S classes forming; private lessons given
circulars.
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44TH ST, 40 W. Handsome suits, single
rooms: home comforts. gentlemen. families:
fTst-claSs central location.
44TH ST. Ia W. near Rroadway-Fnrnished
rooms, permanent or transient; price rca-
SOnaDle,
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MAUpMAnlSoN, : weS l+th ST., tesenor Of
spanish. 80 - skirt. - - erpentine dances:
serpenlnIe Dresses nlade aud painted. -
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DoNJoN held TO COURT.
Time TO Bring His Kind of People Up
With a Round Turn.

With a Round Turn.
WASHINGTON, d. c., December 2S.-
Joseph DOnjOn was arraigned in police
court to-day on the charge Of sending
threatening letters to Vice President
Stevenson and Senator Mills. After
hearing the evidence Of the Vice Presi-
dents clerk aud OF Charles Mills, son
aud private secretary TO the Senator,
and the personal statement Of DoDjon,
Judge Miller bound the prisoner over
TO await the action Of the grand jury,
fixing call at So, 600. In default OF bail
DOnion was remanded TO prison. In
holding the prisoner the Judge was
particularly severe against the class OF
cranks who are threatening, assaulting
and otherwise harraSsing public men.
He said the time had come to bring
these people-whether anarchists, or
socialists, or general cranks up with a
round turn, either in jail or at ropes
end.
Donjon's attorney, Lawyer Cuyviller,
has made application to Judge Cote, Of
the District Supreme Court, for writ
of inquiry to determine whether Don
Jon is sane A hearing on the applica-
tion will take place in few days.
Donjan was arraigned In the prison
ers' dock along with a number of white
and colored prisoners. He was repre-
sented by Lawyer Cuvilier, who filed a
plea Of not guilty. W. 5. Daniels, clerk
to the Vice President, testified that
DOMAINS letters first began coming last
summer. Some of them we're very vio-
lent. A postal card was read to the
court in which DOnjau asked the Vice
President to send him SOS In order TO
avoid being one OF those who had been
marked.
Mr.. Mills, secretary Of the Texas
Senator, read letter received by his
father, in which Donjan said there was
"hell In store" for certain parties. The
letter made scandalous references to
Senators Sherman and Stewart, PreSl-
dent Cleveland and others. A request
was made for travelling expenses TO
come to Washington and the letter
stated that the writer was following
divine inspiration.
Mr. Mills, Jr., testified that the letter
was regarded as OF such threatening
CQhIaGktI tuhb NC oON0tuCN a HNA LlAb III
the Police Court TO carry revolver.
The prisoner testified 10 al intelli-
gent manner. He said that his idea In
writing letters to public men was to
find out bow Senator sherman had
made MS millions. Judge Miller and
the ATTORNEYS endeavOred TO have him
state who co-operated with him, but he
said he would not dlvulge this until the
final trial. Donjan said he belonged to
no secret society. he mad not intended
20 threaten the Vice President nor
Senators, but to secure the money for
the travelling expenses TO come TO
Washington, aud give evidence as to
Senator Sherman's alleged improper
connections with silver aud tariff legiS-
lation. In answer TO a question he said
be knew nothing about dynamite.
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THE COUGHLIN MURDER TRIAL.

CHICAGO, December 2S.-Martin
Burke's connection with the alleged
conspiracy 70 kill Or. CrOnin was the
point on which the prosecution in the
COughlin trial centered It's testimony to-
day. Jonas Carlson, the owner Of the
Carlson cottage, was called TO the stand.
Carlson's testimony dtd not differ ma
teriallv from that given by him on the
former trial. Upon Cross-eXaminatiOn
the old man became ill tempered aud
the defense experienced considerable
difficulty in getting him to answer
questions.
10 was reported this afternoon that a
Juror, whose name is withheld, has OBJ
served a mysterious woman who daily
attends the trial, apparently endeavor-
ing TO communicate with him. and the
States Attorneys have become, it is
said, suspicious that she is trying to
tamper with the jury in the prisoners
behalf. IL is known that she has been
making remarks against the character
OF Mrr. Foy.ever since that State wit
ness was on the stand last Friday. To-
day the woman was barred from the
court room and watch is being kept
upon her aud her companions.
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NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces of TeIegrRphic News
in Small Space.

in Small Space.
LONDON, December 2S.-In regard to the
reported seizure Of the Gilbert Islands by
the British the Colonial Office says that
the whole group was formally annexed by
Great Britain in June, 1899, and that they
have been in Great Britain's possession
ever since.
ASHLAND, Wis, December 2S.-Orders
were received this morning to shut down
the Ashland blast furnace from January 4
TO June !. Five hundred and eighty-fiye
men are thrown out Of work. Low prices
and short work caused the shut down.
CINCINNATI. o., December 2S.-Amach
Lambert, city salesman for Rosenthale &
Co., committed suicide in the st. Nicholas
Hotel by shooting himself this morning.
He was twenty-five years old. His parents
live in New York. He was in debt, and
was discharged by his employers this
morning.
WASHINGTON, D. c., December est is
said that no word has been received from
the Presidents party since they started
down the river. The exact date Of return
Is not known, but the party is expected to-
day or tomorrow.
SAN FRANCIsCo, CAL, December 2S.-A
report from Frenso, Cal, says that Chris
Evans. the noted bandit has just escaped
from Jail The city marshal, John d..
Morgan. attempted to arrest him and was
shot but not dangerously injured.
HURLEY, WIS, December 2S.-The indi-
cations now are that operations at the
Montreal mines will be resumed within
two weeks. This will set several thou
sand on both sides Of the river TO work,
and will greatly diminish the need for
philanthropic efforts in this region.
HANOVER, December 2s.-Count Will
liam Bismarck, Governor of Hanover,
second sou OF Prince Bismarck, has re-
ceived a letter in which the writer
threatened to blow up his house. A
number Of detectives are now watching
the Governors residence. A quEatity
of dynamite has recently been stolen
from some neighboring quarries.
LONDON, December 2s.-A Madrid
dispatch to the Nel0s says that Detective
Nunez Will be tried on charge Of in
citing the Anarchists, Belberch and
Ferreera, TO commit crime.
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The Hungry Garrison at Bags.

New YORK, December 2s.-HerGld's
Montevideo, December q, advices from
Rio, says that word has reached this
city from Rio Grande Do Sui that the
loyal garrison In Bage is being sadly
demoralized by sheer hunger, due to the
difficulties OF getting provisions through
the insurgents lines.
Peixoto is said to be considering the
advsability OF ordering the Nichtheroy
and America TO 90 TO Rio and make an
attack upon Cobras Island, and upon
the insurgents ships which now lie at
anchorage among the foreign vessels in
Rio bay. The feeling TO Rio seems to
be that anything which would end the
present state OF suspense would be re-
lief.
The news that yellow fever has added
its burden and horror to the sutferlngs
already endured by the people Of Rio,
has caused widespread attention here
and much sympathy Is expressed for
the plague aud war and stricken inbabi-
tants. IL is added, however, the gov
ernment Is taking every precaution pos
sible under the circumstances 70 pre-
vent the spread Of the disease. The
work OF officials et Rio dc Janelro Is
greatly hampered by the condition to
which the city has been reduced by the
horrors OF war. IL Is added that the
yellow fever which broke out In Rio
Janeiro is not the mild form OF that
disease, built is the worst form Of black
VOmit
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closing tho Prendergast Trial.

CHICAGO, December 25.-Attorney
Wade addressed the jury in behalf of
the prisoner 10 the Preudergast trial
to-day. Mr.. Wade's address created
considerable interest because OF his
quaint practice of addressing the jurors
individually. He closed with an elO-
Quent plea for his clients life.
Succeeding Mr.. Wade, Attorney
Trude made the closing speech for the
prosecution. His address was eloquent
and 81 times bordered on the sensa-
tionaL In pleading for a death SEN
tenCe, be said;
'.The Hqrrisons would be the last TO
ask the execution Of an insane man.
The question is now are we TO live
under the stars aud stripes or the red
rag Of anarchy"
During Mr.. Trude's scathing denuncia-
tion Of the prisoner, PrendeTgast be-
came violently excited several times and
created Wild scenes by lnterrupting the
attorney. Mr.. Trude will finish to-mor-
row morning and the case will be given
70 the jury by noon.