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New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
ROUND ABOUT EUROPE.
A SAINTS STATUE ROBBED or JEwELRY-THE
LEAGUE OF PEACE-TiIE QUEENS
TALL SOLDIERS

TALL SOLDIERS.
Thieves have lately relieved the statue OF the
Virgin Of Attoccha, the patron saint Of Madrid. OF
the magnificent jewelry with which II covered
The robbery took place in the Madrilene Church del
Buen Sucheso where the statue had been tempor
ry placed and the which ct0fn sad Ssen
presented by the Queen Regent ana when Is pop, p,
ary believed to have brought msf1rnea pa nea ahe the
late King Alfonso. to each OF whom IL III 'u'" oe
longed.
Hebrew Highander-For the first time on record
a Hebrew has been gazetted officer to one OF the
crack Highland regiments Of Queen victoria
Army. These regiments Notwithstanding aT tnelr
scotch origin and dress are nowadays eomposed
mainly Of Engshnen welshmsn ana ha m lrsnmem ho6 on
their rosters Highlander Of the Chosen Race faGr
Sns,nyp pFTr no in the Army and Navy and
even from membership OF Parliament.
State Grant to the Peace League.-The Swiss Gov
ernment has been the first take notice Of the
League OF Peace. by subventioning It with money y
The international bureau at Berne cs WI. IN from tb
Federal Treasury to help 1t In It's WORK.
Due to the War Of ls7O.-The marked decline in
the number Of conscrlpts presenting themselves for
Obligatory service this year in Germany ana France
is attributed by the War Departments OF Paris and
Most OF the soldiers who killed In that great
struggle would. they declare, had the war hoI
had sons OF the age which the army claips their
services and II is the absence Of these sonA which
is now making itself felt.
Queen VIctora's Anaks.-1n no European army
Is the military standard Of height 50 great as IN
that Of Queen Victoria. The taest Of her soldiers
IS n Bombadier. Wheeler by name. who belongs 70
the Battery Of the Royal Horse Artillery. ana VINO
stands six feet eight Inches In his stockings Among
other sons Of Anak in the British Army are
private OF the Hampshire Regiment "ho IL SIX feet
i've Inches and several gunners whose height ranges
from six feet four to six feet four ana three-
quarter inches.
Helen Mather's Nephew.-One OF the most acute
sufferers by the Ardamont murder case Is the
well-known English novelist. Helen Mather. she Is
a sister OF young Windsor Hambroughs mother
and was much attached to her Inflated nephew.
Slams Bbulous King. g.-Accordng to reports con-
taned I'm the Bangkok correspondence OF the Lon
don and French papers. the malady from which the
King OF Slam is now suffering is due 10 the abuse
Of alcoholic stmulsnts. and this complaint coupled
with those other excesses TO which every Orlentai
ruler Is subject has completely destroyed his mental
and physical health 1t IL said that FOR many
month. he has been absolutely Incapable OF trans
acting any business OF state
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
JpUS l.. BROWN.

John T. Brown proprietor Of the hotel at New
Foundand Morris county, y. J.. died on Wednesday
night His hotel experience In this one place ran
back for about half century, and his Inn was
famous as a stopping place when the stage coaches
ran over the turnpike extending from Paterson
~ j. TO Port Jervls. ,, 81,
when the railroad superseded the turnpike his
hotel bccp me equally noted as summer resort,
and was always thronged with guests MI Brown
was a man OF intelligence. who commanded great m
Guence in the community where he lived Ills
funeral viii take place this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
TIE ITALIAN CHAMBER WE'LL PLEASED
APPLAUSE GREETs THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE
VICrORY-SOCIALIST PROTESTs.

Rome Dec. 22-After announcing 10 the Chainh'r
Of Deputies to-day the victory OF the Italian forces
over the Dervishes. General Mocenni addeh 'ha'
the country ought to be proud Of the result The
statement Of the Minister Of War was received
with applause from all sides; ,,
Sgnor Imbrtana, Radical and two Socialists were
the only members who wanted 10 criiicise me re-
mort OF the War Minister one OF the socialists
cried: These victori IS. Who Will pay for theIn
The Deputies in q body and protested against
the Socialists refusing hear them. The incident
terminated with lively applause for the announce
inent OF the victory. ~
journed until January o.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
RAID on A GERMAN SETTLEMENT II
AFRICA.

Rerlln. Dec 22-The National Zeitung" says that
information has been received from German South
Africa to the effect that Hendrick Witoooi me
marauding native chief has destroyed hermann
sattlsment al Kabub. Several OF the settlers "cre
I,ed The natives stole twenty six horses ~
head OF cattle and 1900 sheep. The National Zei-
,nne colls for the Immediate adoption or enersetic
measures to put an end 10 the frequent RAIDS OF
WITHHOLD,
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
PROGRESS OF TIE san DOMINGO REVOLT
TIE GOVERNMENT HAS NOT YET SUCCEEDED IN
SURPRISING IT.
,cspy,,on,. 1898. nv n, rnntd Ir,'

Kingston. Jamaica, Dec 22.-De,als are scanty
regarding the rising against President HeureauN
OF San Domingo. The latest advces received mere
are 10 the effect that the movement Is Wen unner
w and that tn. Government mas not YET sue
Grnerai Morales who exilei by President
tt.r,c,ux ana who went to Turks Island. mas re-
iuruci e. san Domingo FOR the purpose oi aldihs
the Insurgents.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
ILLEGAL COMBINATION DENIED.

Louisville. KY, Dec. 22-The Chesapeake. Ohio
and Southwestern Railroad to-day filed an answer
to the States suit charging an unlawful comoina-
ton with the Louisville and Nashville. ana asking
the deal It denies that the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company has agreed to pay ss.oo0ooe 'or
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
erNnIvC; ANARcHIsTs OUT OF ITALY.

Dana Dec "a Frenchman named Bltterlin
WAS arrested yesterday while he was distributing
Anarchist leaflets and was taken to the frontier
and expelled from the country ..,o.oa % havs
h.an the accomplice OF Pallas and Codina the
Spanish bomb -throwers will be extradited 70 SPa yna
mic have been stolen from Cecoms buiiding yhru
at Sudolfsworth, Styria-
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

inc world and was one of the best whips in Eng
land or Anfrica He took the first prize for driv-
ing team in a competition at the Chicago Co.
lumban Exhibition. On Tuesday he drove aon coacn
TO Oatlands Park, and on WEDNESDAY eI.ntS haaItS
and spirits TO dress for dinner When ne iailed
to appear at o'clock servant went to MS ro1in V
near by was bottle partly filled with prussic acid
Among the papers in his room was letter wrlt.en
by Paul. showing that 1t was his Intention l" XIII
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
THE Dr-rJ-TH MILLS ARE IN IT.

Flour was dull and unsettled on spring patents,
as the Duluth mills making the market for
Minneapolis not only, but getting the trade a. they
Minneapolis at less cost. while not making sucn
large percentage Of patents as Minneapolis ana
hence a better and stronger -four, which Is taking
the place Of the Minneapolis brands Of older Tepu-
taton at less prces."-New-York Journal OF Com
merce, November 4. 1898. ..
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
JOHN d ROCKEFELLER DENIES 4 REPORT

John d. Rockefeller denied last night that he
had made an additional gift OF 100000 to the
Chicago University. He word a Tribune
reporter who called at his home that the report
was false In every way. and that he had no
idea Of making any such gift.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
THE anMrRAITY,s PLANS NOT REVEALED
CHANCELLOR OF THE ExCHEoCERS ANSWER ~
A QUESTION REGARDING TIE bRlIlsh
MEDITERRANEAN SQUADRON.

,oaor Dsc ON the House Of Commons to-day
/,o,,,nonder George r. Bethel. retired. who was
member OF the Challenger expedition questiohei
Sir William Vernon Harcourt Chancellor OF ,ne
Excbeouer. regarding the statement that England
nosit,on in the Mediterranean was secured oy ner @
possassine a preponderance Of nineteen hrst-ciass
P,fIe' shiDs and whether this preponderance eHss
,sted In the Mediterranean. He further asRen 8e ~, IL
~ not a fact that four OF these nineteen BRUSH
!, ho h,ottieships we're on December ls, at Arosa Say;
coo r,Nes from Gibraltar while six others. not YET
ov Mi ed we're lying at the Portsmouth and Chai-
Sonnp backwards Were any steps. he continued,
being taken 10 strengthen the bri'ish ""'"' '''N'
in The Mediterranean? , ..or, ,bat
The Chancellor Of the Excheqrer anSwerea shad 'ns h
dnS dns, r9hnfed was one for the Admiralty to decide
r. would injure the public service II he staren eN'
actiy what the plans or the Admiralty were
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
MANY DERVISHES KILLED.
DDClSIVH VICTORY BY ITALIAN TROOPS
NEAR MASSOWAH

ABOUT ONE HUNDRED D-rE' PEHATE
FIGHTING ON THE ITALIAN
SIDE BY FORMER SOU
DANEsE SLAVES.
Rome. Dec. 22-I.eutenant- General Mocehhi'
Minister Of War. to-day announced In the CNa''-
Der Of Deputies a victory Of the Italian "oop'
over the dervishes between Kassala ana Asoi u'''
inland from Massowah the Italian port OH '"e
Red Sea- The dervshes threatened 10 a''aON
Agordat at night. The Italian comiia"ue' ;
Arimondi, arrived there on WEDNESDAY, '
forced battle yesterday morning Inc ue'
wishes numbered 10000. Of whom oooV "eie
armed with muskets and the rest WIN iaAoe'
They were commanded by Hamidah anu 'e'e''
Emirs. The rout OF the dervishes WAS @o
plete They left several hundred oeau vi VIC
field Sixty flags and a mitrailleuse were
captured by the Italians. The mitraiiieuse was
made in England. The Italian loss was slight
Two officers were killed and two were wounded
Further details received regarding the battle
say that It took place near the spot where 'he
Italians fought the dervishes in 1890 The Gov
ernment DISPATCHES say that the force under
Arimondi numbered $500 men. principally ma
tives under Italian officers. only one coIhpHiIS
of Italian soldiers took part. Late TINS evening
1t was learned that three Italan officers @ a.u
more than 100 soldiers Of the italian army were
killed in the battle. Most or the soiuieiS WI, N,io
were killed were natives Among those WHO
were shot dead on the field was Hamd An
one Of the comma nders of the dcrvlshes III the
battle at Metammoh, in January. 1879.
After the adjournment of the Chamber Gen
eral Mocenni in an interview said tnat ha'lNe
scouts warned Commander Arimondi severai
days ago that the dervshes were preparing 10
concentrate their forces and make an attack on
Apordat a feature of the battle was the tgh',
ing done by former SOudanese slaves, VINO had
been liberated by the Italians. These eX-slaVes
General Mocenn said, had fought Hereby against
their former oppressors. They are largely ARABS
and the Italians have always respected their
religious faith and have erected mosques lor
them in their camps.
General Baratieri. Governor OF ltalys fted sea
colony said tonight that he would start 1or
Massowah tomorrow. Although he does not
expect any more trouble with the dervishes III
the near future he pointed out the necessity
Of occupying Kassala at once.
London Dec. 22-The Rome correspondent
OF the Central News teegraphs concerning the
conflict between dervishes and Italian troops:
"There were three distinct engagements-cne at
Agordat another at Serobat. and the third at
Biscia. The Italians were everywhere success
full"
The Rome correspondent Of 'The Daily News'
saws that about 900 men are believed TO have
been killed in the battle near Agordat.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
GERMAN INTEREST IN THE BRITISH NAVY

Berlin. Dec. 22.-The debate In the British House
~ commons the question OF strengthening the
Navy Is discussed in this country with great in
,ores, Mr.. Gladstone's answer TO the demand
~ the Nation that the strength Of the Navy be
maintained Is referred TO by the press as evasive
md unworthy OF any Minister OF a constitutional
State and the declaration Is freely made that II
snv Ministry should fail In such vital duty as the
20 he swept from Office with universal Indignation.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
PIILROAD INTERESTS.

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS ON THE ERIE
rho eeneral superintendent OF the Erie Railway
hos ,,sued n bulletin notice to the effect that on
Monday. December 25 christmas Day. and New New
Years Day January l, 1894 the sunday scheuuie n
LII ba rim instead OF the regular weekday
h,,',a VII an the Eastern Division and branches
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
COMMENT on THE HAU1II1N IfFIIh.
4 HI,MILIArING SPECTACLE.

VI
From The St Louis Globe Democrat
This entire intrigue OF the President with per;
son who has long since ceased to have any oiiicial
unexampled and fantastic that It would be exdulIs,
iicy humorous II 1t were not so dscfelitaoie; IN III
II frsi presents Itself it is absurd and grotesque
as anything which has appeared on the comic opera
bowScver II has nothing in II OF the sportive or
Ing episode in the annals of American diplomacy
HAWAII is AGAINST THE QUEEN.
From The Minneapolis Tribune. iii,
1t is apparent that the signcance of the p, pol M
Administration until within the past few days; ;;
When the Queen did not dare even TO assume tt .he
administration for the first time that the move
nent which ,h o ib PTovsona
Government represented Il strongly entrenched pup
lie sentiment.
AN INTERESTING TALE UNTOLD.
From The Chicago Tribune
The South Sea Island romance which President
Cleveland published last Monday does not add much
10 his reputation as a novel writer. He has left
out that which his readers most wanted to know
He has failed to tell what the Queen said to the
Minister when the latter called on her discrowned
which Mr. Cleveland would her TO the throne
and replace the crown on her head and the sceptre
In her hand.
LESS RHETORIC AND MORE FACTS.
From The Boston journal.
The Administration organs are making desper-
ate. but Intellectual effort TO disguise the Cleveland
s In 9 Of here had Been
less rhetoric and more facts. the message would
have been greatly improved.
MUCH LEFT UNSAID.
From The Niagara Falls Gazette.
the Presdent's special message to Congress shows
that he was warranted In acting as he did IN the
the matter. ''' ""~' ''''''
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

any sum in order to obtain the ownershp control
Of this defendants system Of railroad: The g.
fendant states that II owns the line OF ROAD Pc
Cecilia and Paducah to Memphis but denies that
II owns or ever owned the line beginning at Louis.
Vile and running through Jefferson. Bullitt ana
Hardin counties to Cecilia.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

Marvellous Fuel. se.taIs. the only one Of IT, kir1
Send for catalogue United states
Fuel Co. Qimted). 10 Park Place. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
FRAGMENTS OF FOREIGN NEWS.

p.,srade Dec 22.-The Impeachment trial Of ex.
>sti.,.rs Avakoumovttch and vormsr and their
coii.s sies IL the former Radical Cabinet was be-
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

The Right Hon Edward Stanhopc was the secohd
son OF the nfih Earl stanhope and Of Emily Har-
rie daughter OF General Sir Edward kerrsah'
ard was born ia London on September ~ Isio. he
was .ducatcd at Harrow and at Christ Colege'
oxford lie obtained first class IN maine
matlc- In 1861. and In 1860 was called 70 the
bar From 1874 1885 he represented Mld-l,lncoih-
shire in Parliament. and was then elected Tor the
Horncastle Division OF that county. lie was parma
,entary secretary the Board OF Trade from lNio
20 ls7N tndcr secretary OF State for India from
1875 20 1850. ana president OF ne Hoard ot ltaIs
from lSS5 TO 1856 In Lord Sasburys Cabinet OF
August 1896 he was appointed Secretary OF state
for the Colonies, being transferred to the war
Hff. fu
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

Get Rid Of Cold at Once by using Dr. Jaynes
Expectorant a certain cure for all Pulmonary ana
Bronchial Affections. -.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
SIR ROBERT PALMER HARDING

Sir Robert Palmer Harding was born IN III hieI Se
rr,ctisInr as a solicitor he appointed IN iSot
a commissioner inquire into the worklnaH oi l 1le
a. nhrn,ntrv Act He later became chief Official Re
c",,.er ~ the Bankruptcy Department of the Board
OF Trade Soon after being knightel' III 'aruaiS'
1890 he resigned this position
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

The Lcnox Library and Reading Room) Fifth
Avenue 10Th is every week day from 10
a. to p. - 80.
The Lenox Collection Of Bibles Americana Shakespeare
ana ETC. Library OF English and AUacr.
can Literature; Library OF French Literature
the Drpx.l Musical Library the Robert L. Stuart Library
the George Bancroft Library Exhibition OF Rare and
Early Printed Books Columbus documents the oidese
books on America etc Two galleries Of Paintings
Free-No Tickets required.
The Library vii be closed Christmas Day.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
,>,,,pcED POWERS FOR MULEY ARAAF

Madrid. Dec 22.-Sehor Moret. Minister OF For
,, Anairs has received dispatch from Tangier'
stating that the Spanish cruiser Isla de Iuzon y
.,a ssasS 20 ~ Mela instructions sent by Mohainnleu
Zen e Arb Torres TO Muiey Araai the sultan =,
ogrsn % "a the demands OF General Martinez dc
Campos
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
OBITU I.

THE RIGHT HON. EDWARD sTANHOPE.
London Dec 22-The Right Hon Edward stan
hot. Secretary OF State for War from 1857 TO 1892
I'm the Cabinet or Lord Salisbury. died suddenly
this morning at sevonoaks. Kent the residence OF
his brother. Earl Stanhope.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
6peeia! Notices.
THE CHrI.DREN'S AID SOCIETY
Christmas Appeal


FOR POOR CHILDREN. .
Christmas Is the which should especially De mace
happy for children and above ALL for the chdren OF nS
poor In Newly hundreds Of homeless boys and gs~
CIETY would be sleeping In alleys and cellars or herdnQ
In the dens Of thieves and vagabonds Thousands OF
others but for Industrial schools would be rovns
half clad and hungry and growing up 70 Do
ignorant. vagrant and criminal
We desire this make one happy day Tor
these little victims OF poverty and misfortune with pres
gifts. We need money and voluntary help to suppoS
these Lodging Houses and Schools Above all we visa
10 present a Home % the homeless ,,..
comfortable home in the country. ,,..,
Fify Dollars Will put shoes on fifty barefooted little
ones.
one Hundred Dollars will provide nourshins hot dinners
FOR month the half starved children VI one OF our
Industrial Schools. .
Who will aid us 70 make Christmas happier for the
poor? Every dollar helps
provisions and clothing may be sent to the Cen.
tral ONCE No OJ East 22ist., New York City. or WIN
be called for II the address be forwarded. .
Donations OF money may be enclosed Of the IN.
dersgned in checks postofce orders made payaoto
b. WILLIS JAMES. President
GEORGE s COE Treasurer. II Clin-st..
American Exchange National Bank. New-yort
l2s broadway. n. Y.
{. LoRING BRACE. Secretary.
l05 East 22d-st.. New-York
WORK OF THE YEAR.
There during the past year in our Elk Lodging;
different and girls; 224 AIS meals and
is9osi lodsnss were supplied In he S
being supplied 1910 sent to homes and EN-.
poyment restored to friends 223I were aided wttn
Ssf.n enoyed the the
sent to the Health Home at coney island % Girls
the Girls temporary Home and the Industrial sehoolA
and IS taught typewriting. Total number unoeP
charge OF the Society during the year. 34277
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
Established 1878

Established 1873.
MRS. McEIRATH'S HOMEMADE PRESERyE1
pRANDIES. CANNED AND SflCED FAULTS AND
PURE RED CURRANT JELLY A SPECIALITY.
Everything put up in glass and Kept until fal Eor
prices references Sc.. address Mrs. SARAH ). Ne
ELRATiI, 1903 Dcgraw-st.. Brooklyn. N Y.
The Five Points House Of Industry will be crate
full Tor gifts enable TO make merry Christmas tor
nearly 500 children. Donations be sent TO HUGH n
CAMP Treasurer. loo Worth-st.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
s1-rcrnp OF A wELL-KNOwN AMATEUR
DRIVER.

London. Dec. 22.-wsntworth Francis Dean Paul.
.or - air Edward Paul. Bart. committed suicide
~ w.dnssday night at . hotel In psccadilly. by
tst,nr noi,on. Mr.. Paul was popular In the coach.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

Edinburgh. Dec. z-The Lord Justice Clerk. the
Right Hon. J. H. A: Mscdoha'a before whom ana
der Of IAN Ssn. vas held summed
MP me srere out only about ;hree-ousrters OF an
they srre the er%S sSSch verdict net sSs
poGn, proGSem' was received with cheers.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
M NANsEN LEFT CHAROvA EARLY II
AUGUST.

London Dec e2.-The British vice-consul in Arch
angel has Informed the Government that DR. Nan
49,. ..o Avctic explorer. who IL trying TO cross the
sen: ,, tne on.en sailed from Charova on the North
Siberian Coast. early in August
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

State Grant TO the Peace League.-The Swiss Gov
ernment has been the first to take notice or the
League Of Peace by subventioning II with money.
The international bureau at Berne VIII In iuture
receive an annual grant OF 1000 francs from the
Federal Treasury to help II I'm its work.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

Helen Mather's Nephew.-One Of the most acute
sufferers by the Arlamont murder case Is the
we'll known English novelist. Helen Mather she Is
a sister OF young Windsor fIambroughs mother.
and was much attached to her Inflated nephew
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

KENsICO CEMETERY Harlem Railroad. 4s minuts(
from Grand Central Depot private station at snd
trance Office 10 East 42i-st. Telephone call. $50 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16
Tn. Union Veteran Legion.

A; the regular meeting Of Encampment No.
Ill. Union Veteran Legion. last Friday at
Go.den Gross Hall. Capitol Hin, officers for the
ensuing term were installed. as follows. Col A.
h c. Clement oAiriating as installing officer:
Colonel, Philip Netzger; lieutenant colonel.
Oliver shaw: major. Charles Z. Hooks; sur
kson. Phineas h. ClemOus; olicer Of the day.
Jasper =. snow chaplain. Z. II. Ripley; quar-
ternls-ter. Albert b. Hurlbut; officer of the
guard. Gen Green Clay smith; Adjutant. L. ;.
Lowdermilk; sergeant major, Vim. Wilson
quar.ermsster sergeant, Fred A. Sparks; color
Bearer. Vim. A Fraley; sentinel. John Kim
sslla; trustee. wm. 7. Pierson; past colonel,
Ger. Green ClAy Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16
The Michigan state Association.

The Michigan State A-sociation, in accord
snee with Its almost continuous custom for
more than twenty years. will celebrate the an
niver-sry OF the admission o; the state. The
celebration will occur on the evening Of jan
nary 26- Dinner will be served at Willard.
Hotel The annual address will be delivered
By Judge J. Logan ShIpmAn- Miss Helen
Corinne Bergen, the elOcutiOnist, and Walter I.
smith of the Marine Band, both former
Michigan people, viii assist in the enter
tAinnlent IL Is possible that the association
viii also have address from SIR. Geo. "
Jones % Iowa, who the delegate in Con.
gress from Michigan territory when the bill pro-
Wiling for the admission Of Michigan into IL,
Union passed by Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-16

Sneak thieves have entered several hotels re-
Gently and succeeded in carrying of numerous
articles. but not OF much value. At the Els
mere the room Of Joseph II. Marvel was entered
and robbed Of an overcoat, gold ring and pair
of cuff buttons.
Mr.. J. J. Van Schaak's room in the Oxford
was entered and the thieves secured 81 IN
money. a railroad ticket. en- nkstand and other
articles.
Col. DE Vechv. who is stopping at the same
hotel. was relieved u a q. A. r. coat and a
cheek for $50 The coat subsequently
found in the hotel
The Hotel Hanover was also entered and
John seheuring, the bartender, war relieved Of
ESQ